After hearing many rave reviews about Le Freak, we decided to head down to the Glass Cactus on Saturday night and experience the show for ourselves.

The Glass Cactus was packed, mostly with females, which we will get to later. The anticipation started to build around 9 pm as people filled the nightclub waiting for Le Freak to perform.

Clad in skintight pants and huge comical Afros, Le Freak blasted onto the stage around 9:30 pm. They promised to deliver two hours of “Solid Gold Disco” and did that and so much more.

It took us a couple of songs to make sure they were not lip-syncing, but after a while we realized they were not. Even with all the dance moves and jumping and high kicking around, they are still good at playing some of the best live 70′s disco music you will find anywhere.

They put on one heck of an entertaining show. The good news is if you missed them last night, they will be back at the Glass Cactus for the Le Freak New Year’s Eve Bash which I’m guessing will be another fantastic event.

Oh yeah, about the Cougars. If ever the term was more appropriate, we have not seen it because they were out at the Glass Cactus last night. They were prowling around the room like nothing we have ever seen.

Maybe it was the skintight pants on Le Freak that brought them out or maybe that was just a normal Saturday night at The Glass Cactus. We cannot be sure.

Either way, it was a fun, high-energy show that gave us an understanding of why this band has such a great following.

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The highlight of the Gaylord Texan’s fifth annual Lone Star Christmas event is sure to be the “ICE” attraction that boasts ice figures from the Dr. Seuss classic, How The Grinch Stole Christmas!

There will be plenty of photo opportunities in the elaborate scenes from the city of Who-ville carved from blocks of ice some of which weigh in at more than two tons.

Other attractions at the Gaylord include over 1.2 million holiday lights and 15,000 holiday ornaments. There is also a life size Gingerbread House and electric train displays. And the Lone Star Christmas would not be complete without a 50 foot Christmas tree.

If there is one thing that is certain, this event is going to be huge. Tickets for the ICE event on Monday through Thursday are $20 for adults, $10 for children under 4-12, and free for kids 3 and under. On Friday through Sunday, tickets prices will be $23 for adults, $12 for children 4 – 12.

For more information, please visit The Gaylord Texan website.

Please check out our new event calendar as we add to the many upcoming holiday events in Grapevine.

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