in my adult life, missing some i'm sure:
aerosmith, 3(?) times
kiss twice, with aerosmith
cheap trick twice
rolling stones twice
kid rock twice(?)
zz top
tom petty twice
black crowes twice
a ton of opening acts that i can't remember at the moment
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Which bands have you seen Live?
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Too many to remember but some that stand out were
The pogues
The undertones
Stiff little fingers
Carter usm
The Pixies
Kings of Leon
Pulp
Jesus and Mary chain
The mission
The pogues
The undertones
Stiff little fingers
Carter usm
The Pixies
Kings of Leon
Pulp
Jesus and Mary chain
The mission
My latest competition entry about a Christmas shopping trip
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It's been a while since I've been to a concert but here are a few:
Poison
Def Leppard
Cheap Trick
Billy Joel
Scorpions
Great White
Aerosmith
Steve Miller
Ozzy
Trixter
Ratt
George Thorogood
Toby Keith
Poison
Def Leppard
Cheap Trick
Billy Joel
Scorpions
Great White
Aerosmith
Steve Miller
Ozzy
Trixter
Ratt
George Thorogood
Toby Keith
I have been to over 200 concerts since 1973 so my list would be extremely Long. Just some= Alice Cooper; Led Zeppelin; Jethro Tull; Mott the Hoople; Uriah Heep; Deep Purple; Sparks; Montrose; Aerosmith; Rainbow; Kiss; Motely Crue; Stryper; Petra; Buckethead; Styx; Reo Speedwagon; Frankie Avalon Dionne Warwick; Flock of seagulls; The Romantics and SO many Many MORE...
Troublemaker
When I was younger I went to concerts constantly and was lucky to have a connection in the business that provided free tickets to top acts, sometimes as many as three in three days. Just a partial list: Aerosmith, U2, Waterboys, Rush, Pink, Lenny Kravitz, Queen, Alice Cooper, Kiss, Cheap Trick, Ozzy, ACDC, Stones, Dire Straits, Bob Seger, Bob Dylan, tons more including everything from stadiums to small clubs. I've seen a lot of blues acts in small clubs and even partied with a few musicians. Sad to say I had a tendency to 'celebrate' and my memories are a bit hazy. I rarely go to concerts these days I find the ticket prices outrageous and in my neck of the woods they have much tighter security which has diminished my preferred experience.
Some pretty impressive lists here!
Some pretty impressive lists here!
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Lat concert I saw was Poison, Def Leppard, Cheap Trick
I've been going to see bands live since 1989, so it's a long list, but here's a few highlights from over the years:
Queensryche
Motorhead
Alice in Chains
Pavement
Radiohead
The Divine Comedy
Television
War on Drugs
Richard Hawley
Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds
Patti Smith
Ryan Adams
Dexy's Midnight Runners
Scritti Politti
Richard Thompson
The Unthanks
Julian Cope
Field Music
Low
Mogwai
Arab Strap
Robbie Fulks & Linda Gail Lewis
Richmond Fontaine
Willy Vlautin
The Fall
Leonard Cohen
Queensryche
Motorhead
Alice in Chains
Pavement
Radiohead
The Divine Comedy
Television
War on Drugs
Richard Hawley
Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds
Patti Smith
Ryan Adams
Dexy's Midnight Runners
Scritti Politti
Richard Thompson
The Unthanks
Julian Cope
Field Music
Low
Mogwai
Arab Strap
Robbie Fulks & Linda Gail Lewis
Richmond Fontaine
Willy Vlautin
The Fall
Leonard Cohen
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The Rolling Stones: The Kinks: The Yardbirds (probably the most influential band of all time): The Merseybeats: The Dave Clarke 5: The Who: Chuck Berry with the Sunsets: Jack Bruce Band (to name drop I played support on that gig): The J. Giles Band: Johnny Winter: Rory Gallagher: Marty Wilde and the Wild Cats (to name drop again I got drunk with him): Free (I absolutely adored them): Bad Company: The Eagles: The Stranglers (to name drop yet again I lent the current guitarist and vocalist Baz Warne my guitar): The Quests of Singapore: Dr Feelgood: Robert Plant: Johnny Cash (I won the tickets in a contest):
My deepest regret is never seeing the Beatles and also that due to his criminal management Elvis never toured outside the U.S. so I never saw him.
My deepest regret is never seeing the Beatles and also that due to his criminal management Elvis never toured outside the U.S. so I never saw him.
Advanced Wordsmith
The Doobie Brothers
Earth, Wind and Fire
Barry Manilow
Peter, Paul and Mary
Huey Lewis and the News
The Black Watch
The Manhattan Transfer
The Knack
The British Invasion
and more I can't remember... lol
Earth, Wind and Fire
Barry Manilow
Peter, Paul and Mary
Huey Lewis and the News
The Black Watch
The Manhattan Transfer
The Knack
The British Invasion
and more I can't remember... lol
True Blue Aussie
I have been to 5 concerts in my lifetime. Not many compared to others, but money has been tight.
1. Bon Jovi
2. Bon Jovi
3. Bon Jovi
4. Bon Jovi
& can you guess #5?
You may have guessed right.
5. Bon Jovi.
1. Bon Jovi
2. Bon Jovi
3. Bon Jovi
4. Bon Jovi
& can you guess #5?
You may have guessed right.
5. Bon Jovi.
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NICKLEBACK omg they rock! And they sing to me:
You’re so much cooler when you never pull it out
'Cause you look so much cuter with something in your mouth
PUNK ROCK BOWLING 2021
A lot of the bands were replacements for band who had a lame excuse.
FatMike on the other hand, got death threads so he and NOFX(crappy band) had to pull out.
I was in Las Vegas from the 22-27.
Saw FEAR on Thursday the 23rd
FRIDAY:
DWARVES
ANTI-FLAG
DESCENDENTS
SATURDAY
YOUTH OF TODAY
LEFTÖVER CRACK
CIRCLE JERKS
SUNDAY
Not even Devo could save that line up.
Sunday for us was a free day.
Out of 42 bands, we saw 6 perform(FEAR was a club band, not a main festival band, this yr.)
Many said it was a great festival, either it was their first time attending or they were just happy to be in Vegas.
Here's hoping next yrs Festival is actually great.
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The Who, Rolling Stones, Ian Dury & the Blockheads, Roxy Music, Lynrd Sknrd, Golden Earring, Stranglers, Gypsy Kings, Curved Air, Wallflowers, Coldplay, Elton John, Simon & Garfunkle, Rattlers, Spizzenergi, Paul Kelly & the Messengers, Bodines, Nancy Griffith, John Prine, Leon Redbone, Al Stewart, Wishbone Ash, Hawkwind, Boomtown Rats, Bob Dylan, Grateful Dead, Grace Jones, Bobby McFerrin, Crosby Stills & Nash, Joan Armatrading, Brian Ferry, Pink Floyd, Richie Havens, Loudon Wainwright III, Procul Harum, Commodores, Bob Marley & the Wailers, OMD,
loads of others at events like the annual SF Hardly Strictly Bluegrass and folk festivals all over
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oh I've seen and loved Wolf Alice, Siversun Pickups, Lucy Dacus, The Screaming Females, Damn the Witch Siren, Playing to Vapors, Jethro Tull, King Crimson, the Pretenders, the Numbers Band, Garbage, Iggy Pop and of course the Cleveland Orchestra (many times)
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The Kinks, The Searchers, Manfred Mann, Gerry and The Pacemakers, Chuck Berry, Runrig, The Proclaimers, Suzi Quatro, Smokie, The Move, Neil Diamond and probably others-oh, Don Williams, George Hamilton IV
Thought of some more P.J. Proby, The Troggs, Swinging Blue Jeans, Marty Wilde
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Too many to list... but here are some of the more notable:
Weezer
Megadeth
Metallica
Motorhead
Larson Frederikson and the Bastards
Roger Miret and the Disasters
Gary Clark Jr.
Pearl Jam
Volbeat
311
Blues Traveler
Jimmy Buffet
Luke Combs
Dick Dale
Sublime w/Rome
The Wailers
Gentleman Stranger
The Guess Who, Three Dog Night, Steely Dan, Elton John, Billy Joel, Bob Seger, Lynyrd Skynyrd, 38 Special, The 5th Dimension, Alan Jackson, Toby Keith, Brooks & Dunn, John Denver (several times - he played Red Rocks every year and we lived about 10 miles away), Rascal Flats, Kenny Rogers, The Eagles, Bellamy Brothers, Willie Nelson, Gordon Lightfoot, REO Speedwagon.
Probably a few I'm forgetting...
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ZZ TOPP,10 YEARS AFTER GEORGE THOROGOOD LYNERD SYNERD 38 SPECIAL HANK WILLIAMS JR DAVID ALLEN COE
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he Who, Eagles, ELO to name a few
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PMJ is very much on my this year Too-See list.