Checking the Voice Male

John and I stayed in downtown Salt Lake the night he flew in on the 19th of December (yes, I'm playing catch-up). After I picked him up from the airport, we went and saw Fred Clause (pretty good!) and then went to lunch. We walked around the Gateway for a little while and then checked in at the hotel.
We got dressed up (sorta...for us anyway) and walked around looking at the lights. It was pretty cold so we didn't spend too much time outdoors. We headed to the Abravanel Hall where we had tickets to see Voice Male!!! I'm probably a little strange to have been so excited about this concert, but it was my first concert (and John's too) and it was a surprise for John too.
We absolutely loved it!!! If you ever get the chance to see them, do it! They were funny and the music was great, plus it lasted about 3 hours! This is the picture where they were about to sing Rubber Duckie and people threw rubber duckies on stage while they sang.
Another picture from our seats.
Us, waiting for intermission to be over. After it was over, John and I headed back to the hotel and stopped at the Olive Garden for dessert...yum, yum yum!!! It was a great evening. :0)

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