The Heart Of Rock & Roll - A Tribute To Huey Lewis & The News Tickets

The night started with Radiorewind. I think that was the band. They were great. I am a child of the 80’s so, I knew every word to every song. They were spot on. Heart of Rock & Roll. They were great. Huey Lewis was an 80’s legend. His music just made you happy and want to move. It’s absolutely tragic how things ended for Huey, going deaf. But these guys in this band pay tribute and respect to a truly talented band and lead guy in Huey. It wasn’t 100% Huey but that’s ok. The singer was careful to honor the legacy and really portray Huey in a way that you knew what you were listening too. As always the Paramount in Huntington Long Island, was absolutely perfect. I see at least 7/10 shows a year at this venue since the day they opened the doors for the first time. Just an overall great experience. I highly recommend The Heart of Rock&Roll if you love Huey Lewis and The News.

Great show. Everyone was on point. Would not hesitate to see again.

This band is full of rock solid musicians!! They are tight, they give you an amazing concert experience and Roger, the Huey vocalist, is awesome, sounds so much like the real deal that if you love the songs of Huey Lewis and The News then you don't want to miss seeing their shows!!

We enjoyed the show and the easy access to enter the event and to our seats, with paid tickets. In my opinion I think there ought to be a 2 drink minimum., because there was an individual who was falling down drunk in the row in front of us, causing a disturbance. Other than that the Music and the Entertainment was great

My friends and I had a great time dancing the night away to The Heart of Rock & Roll at the OC Fair. The energy was fantastic.

When we went to pick up our tickets at the Suncoast box office we were given two tickets, went into to the venue and sat down. Right before the performance was about to begin, an usher with two other folks said we were in the wrong seats. We showed him our tickets, which turned out to be the same as the other folks. The usher then asked if I paid for them. Not a very good question and I told him so. To make a long story short, we had to get out of our seats after ordering a drink, go back to the box office, where there was a big line. The clerk there admitted she had made a mistake. We finally got seated and they gave us two comp drink coupons. But that was a meager offer for the inconvenience. The show itself was OK---not great---but OK. Overall, it was a disappointing evening.