Rumba Café

I make it a point of not writing bad or rude reviews. My intention is to merely explain what I encountered and let the reader determine if the site/ location fits their needs. In that regard this review is made in two parts 1st Rumba. 2and part the artist performing, Dylan LeBlanc, the evening I had long wanted to have attended. So here we go.... #1 Rumba... clean, well kept , patio for watrmer weather, bar counter young lady skilled attentive quick. Everything.you.would seek or want Rumba was great. The front.door tickets and welcome fellow was pleasant and engaging. The Rumba was spot on. Small attendance not over 25. Rumba, Good.. NOW TO THE EVENINGS HEADLINER TALENT : A Disaster.... maybe worse ... Dylan LeBlanc is a talented musician composer singer ... I.had sought a chance to see him live for awhile. But he displayed nothing worthy of that desire at the Rumb. LeBlanc advertised his entire tour "as acoustic" ... if he had done that most likely he would have been as great as my expectations of sharing an "acoustic" evening with him . He blared over " whelmed" by his screaming high volume electric "not acoustic" guitar. Overwhelming schmeer that obliterated any voice skills and or lyrical engagements that he had offered to get me out to see his "acoustic (boisterous electric full blast instead) performance" Any musical artist named Dylan (ala, Bob Dylan) should understand both the definition of acoustic as well as his audience understanding of the expectations of seeking him out in "HIS SELF DEFINED SELF ADVERTISED ACOUSTIC PERFORMANCE" which was nothing but electric overwhelming blare. Oh well ... we part company greatly disappointed. BUT Rumba exceeded in service, CHEERS.