Rochester Opera House — Attraction in Rochester

🎸🔥 ADHD - The AC/DC Tribute Band Blows the Roof Off Rochester Opera House! 🔥🎸

What. A. Show!

ADHD hit the stage at the Rochester Opera House and completely crushed it! From the moment the first guitar riff rang out, it was pure, electrifying energy. These guys didn’t just play the songs — they lived them. Every note, every scream, every headbang was straight-up lightning.

The crowd was hooked from the get-go — clapping, cheering, and singing every word like it was 1979 all over again. I don’t think a single person stayed seated. Even the people who came out of curiosity ended up rocking out like lifelong AC/DC fans.

And let’s talk about those light-up red devil horns — genius move! Seeing the whole venue glowing red and bouncing to the beat made it feel like we were part of the show. High-voltage vibes all around.

Whether you're a die-hard AC/DC fan or just someone looking for a killer night of music, ADHD delivers big-time. Their talent, showmanship, and stage presence are off the charts. Honestly, if you missed this gig, you missed out — but don’t worry, they better come back, and when they do, I’ll be first in line.

⚡ 10/10 — Would follow these guys highway to hell...

We had a fun time on Saturday night watching SpongeBob the Musical at the Rochester Opera House. We were front row and it was incredible! The building is very unique and intimate so really any seat is a good one! The history of this venue is very interesting and can be found on the website. It has a patented movable orchestra floor!! So COOL! They were having a 50/50 raffle that will help support RPAC and I believe some of the proceeds from the performances also go to supporting RPAC as well. (Rochester Performance & Arts Center) Staff is always helpful and friendly. The performance was excellent and the sound effects were spot on!! Parking was easy, we parked on the street right across from the venue. I have been here on a few other occasions as look forward to attending more in the future. I’ve sat in the balcony as well as the floor and each time it was equally enjoyable. They bar and food service is also good, friendly servers and even though they had run out of some of the SpongeBob specials, they offered up other options. If you get an opportunity to see any performance here, I...

Beautiful little Opera House, however, not overly handicapped accessible or friendly with tons of stair levels & a very inconveniently located elevator only going part way up to the top level balcony from the ground level where our seats were located, which was quite difficult to navigate with my elderly mother. The seating was small cramped narrow very hard wooden fold down theatre style seats too that will cause numbness in their bodies if sitting for any length longer than a 1/2 hr or more!! We literally felt like seated sardines...sitting on top of the people on either side of us 😫

That said, the performance we saw was wonderful (Tribute to Johnny Cash) though people nearby us were pretty loud, obnoxious & intoxicated as well as disruptive to the show or comfort level of those sitting around them. Not honestly sure if, despite some of the fun sounding upcoming performers coming there soon if myself & the rest of my adult family would ever go...