Decked out in black and rhinestones, the legendary Commodores took the stage to close out the night. Loving the Commodores is dare I say, easy, like a Sunday morning. Their stage presence, like the other acts, is captivating and just oozes class. While their setlist was more subdued energy wise, all of the hits were played, highlights for me being: Easy, Lady (You Bring Me Up), and of course Brick House. Original member William King, showing his trumpet skills multiple times during the set. Crowd interaction was king with this band, vocalist James Dean Nicholas calling for all the ladies to make their way to the front, and once again the aisles on the floor were flooded with dancing. The crowd demographic may have ranged from twenty to eighty, but that did not stop every attendee from dancing the night away. This night of icons showed how music can truly transcend generations and hold the test of time. An Evening of Icons with The Commodores in Tampa Florida, The Pointer Sisters, and The Spinners was as they promised, an unforgettable evening of classic hits.