Harry and the Potters Concert in Louisiana is Pure Magic

Concert Review of First Louisiana Concert

The two Harry's really did know how to put on a show, Harry year 4 entered the crowd multiple times to allow the audience to sing in songs, and pose for pictures, while Harry year 7 kept rocking out on his guitar. The two brothers kept the crowd entertained with quick facts about Hogwarts and what has been going on in Harry's life.

Towards the end of the act the threatening rainstorm decided to drizzle a little on the fans, but that did not stop the band from playing. However for the last song, the drizzle turned into a downpour and the concert had to be cut short, to just under and hour. The last song, which was probably one of the best, had everyone in the crowd either on stage or under the tent where Harry and the Potters were performing. Luckily, this rain gave me all the reason to change into my new "Save Ginny" T-Shirt, portraying a basilisk trying to attack Ginny Weasley.

I do have to say that being one of the oldest ones there, soaked to the bone from rain, and walking away $21 poorer, I had a great time and would travel again to see this band. The DeGeorge brothers really know how to combine the magical world of Harry with the sound of music.