Loved it; took me back to a time when I loved to dance to the music and the performers were first rate. One of the better shows I've been to at Myrtle Beach.

My wife and I visited The Carolina Opry to take in the Good Vibrations show and left very satisfied. Overall, the production values and talent were excellent, but the cast only performed covers of golden oldies, no original material. This posed a problem in that singers, dancers, and instrumental musicians had better emulate the acts they're mimicking almost perfectly or... More

The singers and dancers did music of the '60s, '70s, and '80s. With the exception of one featured female vocalist, the numbers were outstanding, especially the woman who did the Cindi Lauper impression. The woman who did a Tina Turner song was very poor as the song was unrecognizable because of her phrasing and inability to reach the notes. The... More

Bill & I enjoyed the show very much! We thought the song choices weren't as good this time. We love the singers, but feel they weren't showcased the way they were at the Opry show on Tuesday. That show was amazing! We are from the 60's, 70's era of music, so we thought there were a lot better songs to... More

The level of talent and professionalism is just tremendous. If you love the music of the 70s, 80s and 90s, don't miss this show. My absolute favorite number is Christie Templeton's version of Cyndi Lauper's "Girls Just Want to Have Fun." I don't know how that much talent fits in her tiny body!

Great performances, high energy, and fast moving. See my review of the Carolina Opry, same comments here.

the show overall was good. to much tap danceing for me. all the performers we're great.most of the music was real good. but over all we've seen better.

This was a fun show, music was varied so no matter your age, you will enjoy it. Entertainers are pros, nothing amateur about this show.

It was very professional, well done. Choreography was great. It was as good as some of NYC off broadway shows. I also like the special effects.