The surprise of the night was when Levine and the band performed Alicia Keys' chart-topping "If I Ain't Got You" beautifully.
Maroon 5 ended the night with "Sunday Morning," and the audience was satiated from the invigorating evening the group gifted their fans with.
My favorite moment will always be the words Levine shared with the enamored audience: "New York has the best attitude, you laugh when you're happy, you cry when you're sad and when you're pissed off, you let everybody know, I like that."
What really shined a radiant light and spoke of Maroon 5’s impeccable character was participating in Rock CAN Roll. Concertgoers were encouraged to bring a nonperishable and nutritious food item to Rock CAN Roll, which was collecting on site. The volunteer non-profit hunger organization helps keep local food pantries well stocked; please visit their website for more info.
Long Island’s South Shore was magical, resplendent and utterly enchanted by Maroon 5’s accomplished, astounding and artistic brilliance, as was I.
Article comments
1 - monique
Ummm...the band closed with She Will Be Loved. They didn't sing Alicia Keys...am I in the Twilight Zone????
2 - chris
I was there and they did a rendition of alicia keyes i was drinkn but do remember that much.lol
3 - Xtine
What show were you at? They opened with "moves like Jagger, misery was played midway and they closed with an extended version of "She will be loved". No Alicia Keys heard from a very sober me with floor seats!!!
4 - towman
I am still waiting for Xtina
5 - J
I think this is a review of their 2010 show at Jones Beach!!
6 - Lisa
I think she is new and was nervous.