$52 for One Ticket to B.o.B Concert at The Coliseum Hard Rock Hotel (Worth $101)

Seeing music live can be a transcendental kind of mind-body experience, much akin to singing underwater or dining in space. Transcend boredom with today's Groupon: for $52, you get 1 ticket to the B.o.B Live Concert at The Coliseum, Hard Rock Hotel (worth $101). Price includes $3 Sistic fee.

Let loose stiff bones and get the funk on at B.o.B's Live Concert, with the legendary rapper, singer-songwriter and record producer belting out chart-topping hits such as “Airplanes”, “Magic”, or soulful ballads such as “Nothing on You”. Move out from clubs and start dancing in the aisles with the multiple award-winning artist and his various nominations, from the Grammy, BET Awards to MTV Awards and American Music Awards.

Get free-styling, sing, rap and play the air-guitar and air-piano along with B.o.B as he heats up the Coliseum, Hard Rock Hotel, and prepare for sore feet from too much dancing, or sore hands from too much waving along.

Reviews:

"Next up, B.o.B. aka Bobby Ray. First let me say Bobby Ray brings a lot of energy and talent to the stage. His live band backed Bobby up as he played the electric and the acoustic guitar. Tracks like, “Out of Time,” “Satellite,” “Don’t Let Me Fall” and “Generation Lost” sounded amazing live and a part of me wishes I had MP3s of the live versions. Although Bruno Mars was not there to assist with their platinum hit, “Nothin On You,” B.o.B. did bring out Playboy Tre early in his set to perform my personal favorite, “Bet I.” Some of the other tracks Bobby Ray touched on included “I’ll Be In The Sky” and “Haters.” His album The Adventures of Bobby Ray hits stores April 27th. Go and support!" - TheGallant Review

"B.o.B. not only sang, rapped, played the guitar and piano, he also crowd surfed and threw his Adidas-sponsored jacket into the audience, causing a disruptive tug-of-war match. As things settled, the show continued with onlookers young and old (well, middle-aged), and of every nationality, singing along to each hook, verse, and adlib. B.o.B. could do no wrong – except stop. As he exited the stage, murmurs of disappointment were heard. “Is that the end?” “I hope not.” “Bring him back.” An encore was demanded, and B.o.B. delivered. “Airplanes” closed the night and sent everyone home with expectations met. Success." - AllHipHop Review

"The Coliseum, a 1,014-seat theater for concerts and events is located on Universal Plaza at the eastern edge of the Hard Rock Hotel, where it provides visitors with an immediate, vivid impression of large-scale show business." - Michael Graves Coliseum Theatre Review