IBU came up next after a short intermission. For such a young group of guys, these fellas can really sing. They featured tender ballads, along with quick witted rap lyrics. Between the three members, they have a great tonal range. There were some problems with microphone feedback when they first took the stage, but those problems were quickly resolved, and IBU proceeded to rock the house. From the sounds of screaming girls coming from the back of the auditorium, this could be the sign of how well their latest single does on the charts.

With the evening winding down, the headlining Bless Peterson was not going to let you sit still in your seats. Bless has a way of capturing your attention with her angelic voice, then taking you along for a dynamic ride filled with a throaty rendition of "Respect" and bringing you home with tender personally written ballads. Sitting in with Bless was a saxophonist that will be featured in an upcoming jazz concert. He can really blow that horn. I'll definitely have to keep an eye out for Divine Productions' next concert promotions featuring this guy.

Sorry for not getting the names of all the members in IBU and Bless' band. I hope you like the slideshow I put together. If you want to see the pictures larger, here's a larger slideshow. Check out Divine Productions for their next concert.

Charles Mortel