This store is great but my experience with one of their service reps was disappointing. Nevertheless, got a great phone and i'll always be loyal to verizon.

For “JACK'S FOURTH SHOW” we were dead center in the lodge. We were looking forward to a great time.
Joan Jett & The Blackhearts, Maybe the best that night but Missing Persons & Ratt all sounded great.
Things started go wrong when Eddie Money took the stage, mic not working. When George Clinton & Parliament Funkadelic came out, the sound mixer got crazy with the bass or for some reason the sound became very distorted. Good time to go to the bath room. It shook us like a 8,000 horse power funny car just lunched off the starting line and never stopped.
As the B-52S & Foreigner took their turns & places on the stage some “Sound Mixing Person” forgot it was Rock & Roll and left the Bass cranked up. This wrecked the both of their performances. You could see the drummer for Foreigner with his head down and whaling, but you could barely hear it. We left after 3 songs by Foreigner with a lot of other folks all complaining about the bass all the way to our cars.

I was at the Rod Stewart Concert at the Verizon Wireless Amphitheater in Irvine, on Friday night, (8/1/2008). I've been to this venue quite a few times since it opened as the Irvine Meadows Amphitheatre in the 80?s and changed over to Verizon in 2000. I say this because I?ve always liked this venue and have enjoyed most every event I?ve attended there, until last night. We had good (not great) seats, 3rd row center, loge. Well last night?s performance was a big disappointment, not because of the performers, but due to Verizon?s sound system. The big speakers built into the stage superstructure were blown out. Even the relatively moderate volume of Brian Adams and Rod Stewart was completely distorted at all but the quietest moments. It ruined the whole evening. I only hope the performers were aware of this, because it certainly effected the enthusiasm of most of the crowd, except for those in the first few rows who relied more on the stage speakers and not the larger arena speakers. I?m going to dispute my card charge, maybe it won?t work, but it might get Verizion?s attention. I won?t be eager to attend another Verizon event.

I saw Rush at the the Verizon last night. The concert was great, the band was awesome, and my seats were good. We bought the VIP package back in April - 4 months prior the concert. When we bought the VIP package it was clearly stated to include VIP parking, access to VIP lounge and bathrooms, and complimentary food. On the day of the concert, Live Nation decided to hire caterers to run a "High-end VIP restaurant". We paid top dollar for our tickets and came expecting to be fed. They sent us to two different VIP areas until we discovered that we had to order from the menu. They wanted $65 for an Angus burger, a tiny appetizer, a tiny salad, and a miniature water. My husband and I split one of these little dinners and not only were we still starving, but the service took so long we missed the opening of the concert!!! Needless to say, I was NOT happy! I will never venture out into another Live Nation event again - I don't care how much I love the act.

Just saw Gwen Stefani at Verizon Amphitheater. Her show was fabulous and the sound system at the amphitheater was very good. We had lawn seats and the outdoor venue was very pleasant. It helps to get there one hour early to secure a good seat. Although the official website indicates differently, they do allow you to bring in lawn chairs, binoculars, blankets, small cameras and even food - as much as will fit in one Ziploc baggie. They do not allow any drinks, not even water. So bring lots of cash since water is $4 a bottle and beers are $10 - $13 each!