We saw Darlene Love. It was our second time at Count Basie. A great theater. She put on a fabulous show. In her early 80's and she can still sing. We would diffidently see Darlene again.

We were lucky to see Pat Metheny in this theater. This is a great theater with free parking down the street and multiple entrances. The venue is not-too-big, so every seat is great. We were lucky to get second row seats and sit next to the artist's spouse. We would not have chosen the first row because it is too hard to see the full set. Still the acoustics were beautiful and it was absolutely cool to see the artist so up close. There are many great restaurants in Red Bank. Make sure to get a reservation in advance and/or walk in to one of the smaller and less known places.

We have been many, many times to this Theatre over the years. It is an old theatre, but has been renovated. For this visit, we happened to se Loreena McKennitt. For this performance, we were lucky to have orchestra seats fairly close to the stage. However, we mostly have sat in the balcony. The seats are very tight here with little leg room, but not so for orchestra seats. The good thing is that there really isn't a bad seat in the house to view the performance. The acoustics are very good here and staff are exceptionally friendly. They do have a bar, if you wish to partake. Parking is on street, which can be tight. You can, and we always do find it to be so and end up walking blocks down around the corner. There are near by lots, but they fill up quickly. We actually have never even bothered to try and park here. Bathroom lines can be long, especially for the ladies since there is a small bathroom on the orchestra level and one upstairs.