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| - Growing up during the 90s, I listened to mostly R&B, soft rock, and ballads (and The Moffats and Hansons) long before I knew about *NSync. Boyz II Men is one of my favorite R&B group, and I've been hoping to see them live. So after finding out about Boyz II Men's residency at The Mirage for 2013, I was pretty stoked! I told myself that the next time I ever find myself in Vegas, I have to watch their show. So, I finally saw them this past Labor Day Weekend and I just looooved the show and the group even more!
Boyz II Men have been around for awhile, but they still have the same energy and passion as if they're still just starting out. Even though they have aged in number, they can still move while singing their hearts out. They just sounded so much better live. I had the goosebumps the whole time I was watching the show and it definitely brought me back. I miss the days when songs were relatable, meant something, and sparked emotions.
Aside from their amazing vocals, they were just so funny, charming, and entertaining. I really liked how they interacted with their fans a couple of times during the show. They gave out roses when they sang "I'll Make Love to You" to the ladies, so make sure to run up in front of the stage once this song comes on. Even though I didn't get one :(, I still love them. They also got off the stage and gave hugs when they sang "End of the Road" towards the end of the show which I thought was really sweet.
They sang, dance, made me laugh, and almost cried tears of joy. They're amazing performers and they don't really need some fancy lights and pyros to make their show entertaining. I love how they did an A Capella segment which just shows even more how good they really are. They also did a tribute to Motown artists which showcased how they can still get down on the dance floor. I really, really, enjoyed the show and HIGHLY recommend for everyone who's a fan to see it before their residency ends. Even if you're not a fan, you'll end up being a fan at the end of the show. And who seriously doesn't love Boyz II Men?
We sat five rows away from the stage, but the venue was small and intimate that it won't really matter where you're sitting. I think I would've still enjoyed the show just as much if I was sitting in the back. Even though they sang most of their hits, and some more, I was surprised that they didn't do "4 Seasons of Lonliness"! I was waiting for it the whole time and they never sang it. But I'm really glad that they decided to do this reunion show for us youngins who didn't get the chance to see them before.
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