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Postmodern Jukebox Reviews

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Average customer review: 3.5 star rating (3.3 Stars)

Number of reviews: 27

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4.0 star rating Gabe from Toronto, Ontario

TOP LEVEL, PROFESSIONAL, AMAZING VOICES, AND TAP DANCING TO BOOT !

What a fantastic show. The band was very connected and right on with the tunes. From Lady Gaga, Buggles, Isley brothers, and . All the tunes were jazzed up 20's style. Admittingly being a fan of PMJ helps, but for a noob this is an excellent introduction of an up and coming band that will blow your socks off. The lead singers had spectacular voices. The only thing that takes it away is the screaming of some of the high notes by the MC. Morgan James would have given it 6 stars - lol. A must see !!!

4.0 star rating R. Warne from Toronto, Ontario

GREAT SHOW

Terrific show . With over 300 musicians and singers that are part of the PMJ family you have no idea who is going to turn up. They were really well represented and I'm looking forward to their next Toronto visit.

4.0 star rating Rhonda Kay from Findlay, Ohio

GREAT FOR FAMILY ENTERTAINMENT. FUN SHOW

Enjoyed the FIndlay Marathon Center of the Performing Arts show . The energy was strong and cast impressive. Overall the audience had fun with the cast. Matt Scheil and his tap dancing was impressive and a joy to witness from our 2nd row seating. I will agree with another review that it was loud, and at times lyrics were hard to make out- wasn't sure if it was the venues' acoustics or the sound "man". I don't agree Rogelio was "screaming" though,- a little fine tuning may be necessary , but we enjoyed the energy and musicianship. The vocals were fabulous. Someone stated endings were "predictable" , we enjoyed the vocalists sharing their amazing vocal range- we enjoyed the show.

3.0 star rating Average Joe from Toronto, Ontario

CRUISE SHIP VARIETY SHOW IS NOT MY THING!

No doubt about it PMJ live at Massey Hall was made up of a group of mostly very talented artists. That being said the show was tough to get through at times. Way too much tap dancing for my taste! One solo and we're good. I appreciate the talent but not when i have to sit through it for so many numbers instead of what i went to see....music. The MC was a real downer for me. He is not a good match for the PMJ brand in my opinion. His style was not in keeping with the theme and his banter was hard to listen to at times, sometimes cheesy and most times out of synch with the show. Take it a step further and I have to say the MC's voice was way too far over the top for me. Screaming high notes that make gospel singers sound timid. Sorry but he brought the show down 2 stats. I cringed whenever he came on stage. Am I a Creep? Nope, just being honest.

3.0 star rating Geeh from Los Angeles, California

POSTMODERN FLOP👎👎

I was excited to see them at the Long Beach Convention Center on Nov 24th, since I've watched them on YouTube, but was totally disappointed... their artists were so limited, and you don't need to announce every single performer... announcer was cheesy, boring, and just a waste of time... and to add to this...why too much tap dancing...i came to listen to great performers singing famous songs on the tube, and only recognized two or three...i was expecting more...I'd give it a "B" rating like in the movies... their budget was so cheap🤤😞😠... the three performers you pick for the show aren't your best ones!!! And what was that guy with tambourine who kept popping between performance every now and then... so corny😡 🤢

3.0 star rating Jay Robin from Toronto, Ontario

TORONTO ROY THOMPSON HALL

I was disappointed with the host, he was way over the top with his cat like screeching. The female singers were excellent as were the band members. I did enjoy the tap dancer, a breath of fresh air. And the bonus, she could juggle. This was my first PMJ concert and will not attend another.

3.0 star rating Amelia from Toronto, Ontario

TOO LOUD!

I found the music was too loud, RTH has awesome acoustics and there was no need for it to be so loud. Tap dancing was very good, I just wish they had Morgan, Miche or Casey with them and Scott you are so much better on the ivories than the guy you had in Toronto

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