Judas Priest KILLED IT ! Deep Purple was good , but JP should of headlined. the Temperance Movement held their own. All in all it was a great show !!

I thought both bands were great. They left it all on the stage. Deep Purple's bass was a little too much in the mix and messed with the vocal sound at first but that got fixed. Great selection of tunes from bands who represent different eras, same spirit. Loud, bold, fiery.

Excellent from start to finish the sound was nice and loud the venue was nice was slow to enter but not bad I would come here again ,came for the Priest and was not disappointed!

Concerts today are all brief, rushed experiences. Bands play approximately an hour. 10 to 12 songs. Judas Priest and Deep Purple were no different. While the concert was very much worth the 'Face- Value' price of admission, with each band appearing to enthusiastically perform their sets, the whole thing felt and sounded rushed. Whatever became of 2 hour plus shows with multiple encores, wherein bands could perform almost their entire known catalog 'jamming' deep into each song's personality. The above seems to no longer exist, rather today everything is a rush to get on and off the stage. Live music fans, supporting live music with their time and money, deserve more than glimpsed Drive-Bys.

I saw both bands in the late '80s and JP again in '09. Sunday night, for both bands being up in years, they BOTH tore it up, even better than their previous shows that I saw. Rock on!!!!

Shoreline will never be the same. From the first downbeat to their last note Judas Priest was amazing. Rob Halford was mind blowing. His vocals spot on and powerful. The guitars were blazing and the rythm section amazingly tight. Deep Purple was decent and the Vocalist was nothing more than average. The Priest riled the night..