Great Irish music. - The show was great!! It is a great mix of old and new, beautiful costumes, amazing dancing, wonderful music, a must-see. Family friendly would definitely see it again.

Wonderful entertainment - Omg! 2 hrs of Highly energetic super talented singers, dancers singing all the great songs. Such beautiful songs, dancing. Costumes were beautiful. Love the men in Kilts! Highly recommend this talented show Would see them again!

A super triple treat - SO much talent in 1 show with the triple treat of the Irish Tenors, Celtic Ladies, and Spirty of the Dance stars. I just wish it could have been more than 3 hours. A wonderful variety show.

A Taste of the Old Country - Enjoyed this show with great performers. Wide variety of songs and great dancing. Go and see it! The performers energy and love of entertaining is obvious. You won’t be disappointed

Very High Energy - Fun Show - We really enjoyed this show. The singers and dancers were extremely talented. They sang a variety of songs but the whole show was really fun and enjoyable.

Great show in Branson. - Great dancing and singing. Truly very talented people who did a great show. The pricing is fair and this is well worth your time. Highly recommended.

Good show - We enjoyed the show. It had lots of energy and a variety of music. We loved the dancing and Christian, military and Celtics music.

Entertaining Good Song Choices - The show lasted about 2 hours with one 15 minute intermission. The tunes were primarily Irish as were the dance routines. The performers were professional, a step above that of a theme park group. The show was entertaining and well thought out in its presentation.

Good family show. - Family friendly performance with Irish and English ballads/songs with dancers accompanying some songs. Nice tribute to veterans for the opening.

These We're the Irish Tenors? - We were excited to see the Irish Tenors, we've been to Dublin, and we were looking forward to the old Irish.tunes and the harmonies of the 4 Tenors. That's not what we got. The Irish Tenors and the Celtic Ladies have modernized almost to the point where they could call themselves something else, and no one would know the difference. There were some amazing Irish dancers , we did enjoy that. At least 2 of the Tenors were also in the dance group- multi-talented I guess. We did not want to hear their rendition of the Beatles, Ela Fitzgerald, or anything, not Celtic/ Irish. We would have loved at least one accapella rendition of an old Irish Tune by the Tenors, but that didn't happen either. In fact, they sang with the Ladies so often and the accompanying music was so loud, it was hard to hear any harmony at all. In fact, I'm sure they sang in unison most of the time. If you want to hear what you would expect the Irish Tenors and the Celtic Ladies to sing, this is not your show. We even paid extra for the best seats. There was one 20 minute intermission during which we were encouraged to go to the gift shop and look at all the merchandise straight from the " emerald isle". Every tag I looked at said " made in China". We've been to Ireland, we are aware of what their gloves and scarves are made of- this was not it. We debated on giving this show a 2, but it got a 3 because of the nice tribute to all veterans. If you are looking for real Irish music- go to Dublin- this is not it. I bought a CD, mostly for my mother, and caught one of the Tenors and asked him to sign it. He didn't even ask my name.