Good Vibrations

We are a couple in our 30’s and 40’s. We went to see Good Vibrations after Legends in concert during our trip. Good vibrations was much better than Legends! It had a variety of music from the 60’s, 70’s, and 80’s. I would say the music is geared more toward the older crowd. Since it is 2015, they could change the venue to more 70’s, 80’s, and 90’s. People that would be old enough to appreciate a lot of the older songs are probably not out and about anymore. The lighting, band, talent was awesome. I definitely recommend this show!

Save your money. A very tired, somber, and lack luster show. Almost every other song fell flat from the lack of interest and any emotion shown by the performers. The harmony was OK but the boredom of the performers was infectious to the audience. With your ticket, they should also give you a fluffy pillow for sleeping.
«All That» tappers — were amazing. They are the only redeeming thing about this entire show. Ever song and scene they were involved with was energized. I would highly recommend seeing them wherever they go.

Special standouts in the slumber department were Rita Gumm and Gary Brown. I can only suggest that they should video tape themselves along with extreme lack of audience reaction as what not to do for a performance.

If you are in Myrtle Beach, be sure to catch this variety show. It had comedy, singing and dancing. I was there last week and I’m glad I bought tickets. They have different entertainment but all in all the show will be a variety of dancing, singing and comedy. I especially enjoyed Cheech and Chong riding a car onto the stage only to get out of it with a cloud of smoke trailing them. I was laughing for awhile over that one. The tap dancers were amazing. I think they should be on television. The singers sounded like whomever they were portraying. It was great and I can’t wait to go there again. I will not miss this show in The Carolina Opry. I think this show is okay for bigger kids, but not young ones. (maybe more than 14 yrs old.)