What concerts have you been to?

[remauto1187]

Poison
Tesla
Scorpions
Van Halen
Ratt
Skid Row Original and "New"
Metallica
Heart
Joan Jett
Enuf Z' Nuff
Lynch Mob
BulletBoys
Motley Crue
3 Days Grace
Buck Cherry
...........

 

[mrjarrell]

In order, as I recall.

Loretta Lynn
Wayne Newton
Parliament
Kool and the Gang
The Jacksons
ELO
Rosetta Stone (formerly known as The Bay City Rollers)
Peaches and Herb
Crystal Gayle
Bee Gees
Alabama
Uriah Heep
Peter Green
Molly Hatchet
The Outlaws
Mountain
Triumph
Autograph
Helix
Rush (basically every tour from 1984 on, so multiple entries)
The Drifters
Kid Blue
Blue Oyster Cult
Cheap Trick
REO Speedwagon
Primus
And more than a few unknowns that didn't get famous

 

[maddawg138]

I'm just gonna post who I've seen live at either an official concert that the person was headlining or at music festivals

Bombshel
The Band Perry
John Michael Montgomery
Jake Owen
Blaine Larsen
Tim McGraw
Keith Urban
Carrie Underwood
Kid Rock
Taylor Swift
Reba
Justin Moore
Blake Shelton
Trace Adkins
Miranda Lambert
Kelly Pickler
Alan Jackson
Brad Paisley
Sugarland
Lady Antebellum
Darius Rucker
Chuck Wicks
Jerrod Niemann
Little Big Town
David Nail
Heidi Newfield
Hunter Hayes
Josh Thompson
Eli Young Band
Jo Dee Messina
Craig Morgan
Tyler Farr
Jana Kramer
Dustin Lynch
Joe Nichols
Travis Tritt
Rob Zombie
Five Finger Death Punch
Amon Amarth
Job for a Cowboy
Butcher Babies
Born of Osiris
Aerosmith
Cheap Trick
ZZ Top
Uncle Kracker
Three Doors Down

thats all i can remember right now

 

[mammynun]

Oldies but goodies...









Wish I had all of them....

 

[daddyusmaximus]

That's kind of a cool idea. I never kept a stub... Would make a cool display, and bring back memories.

 

[9mmfan]

I've saw my share. During the mid 80's to about 1990 I lived in Ft Wayne. Saw many many concerts at the Coliseum. Also hit up Deer Creek a few times.
I'm sure I left more than a few off:

Heart
Motley Crue (several times)
Poison (several times)
Warrant
KISS (twice)
Joan Jett
Bon Jovi
Scorpians
Def Leppard
Van Halen (with Sammy)
Skid Row (the originals)
White Snake
Great White
38 Special
Garth Brooks (was working)- if it wasn't for the music, it resembled a rock show
Damn Yankees

 

[daddyusmaximus]

As of last night... The Eagles! It's about time. They put on an absolutely phenomenal show.

 

[Mikeshep1462]

My girlfriend went to the eagles with her mom last night too. She said it was a really good show, but not as "jammin" as she is used to. Said she got a kick out of everybody going crazy over Joes guitar solos, simply because she is used to the guitarist from our favorite band shreddin it up. She said "These people gotta see Steve play if they thought that was good"! lol. The difference is though, that when you see Joe play his guitar, your seeing a true LEGEND of rock play, and I feel that garners a respect all of its own. I wish I could have went. Would have loved to see them at least once before they quit (again). What is this, like the 7th farewell tour from them now?

 

[SkullDaddy.45]

couldn't name them all, but the top 5 is.

1]Stevie Ray Vaughn-his last concert before he died
2]AC/DC
3]ZZ Top
4]Guns and Roses -Axel was a d*ck!
5]not really a concert but,i was at Disco Demolition at Comisky Park, it was AWSOME!!

 

[DoggyDaddy]

Marshall Tucker/Pure Prairie League (Pine Knob Ski Resort in Michigan, during an intense thunderstorm. When MT played "Fire on the Mountain", there was literally "lightning in the air").
Charlie Daniels
Genesis
Grateful Dead (once in the late 70s and again in the early 90s)
John Hiatt with and without various other performers any chance I get.

 

[BuddieReigns]

Method Man
Ghostface
Raekwon
Les Claypool
RUSH
Block McCloud
Warped Tour like 6 times (Highlights: The Misfits. Billy Idol, Coheed, Less Than Jake, Against Me!, Immortal Technique, Atmosphere)
C Rayz Walz
Canibus

More that I can't think of right now.

 

[elemonator]

Mayday(x103 concert)
Dave Matthews Band (x 9 or 10)
Alabama

 

[gunsisgood]

As of last night... The Eagles! It's about time. They put on an absolutely phenomenal show.

Sorry, no Don Felder no Eagles.

 

[KellyinAvon]

Sorry, no Don Felder no Eagles.

Roger that!

 

[KellyinAvon]

Charlie Daniels Band (Molly Hatchet opened)
Journey with Greg Kihn
Van Halen
Crosby Stills and Nash (Paul Butterfield from Buffalo Springfield was with them)
Molly Hatchet (1991, with Danny Joe Brown on vocals)
Hank Jr
Lynyrd Skynyrd (1995 Billy and Leon still with them, Ed King absent that night)
Pat Benatar (2007, great show)
Doobie Brothers
Chicago
Bob Seger (Banks Life FH in 2011, he was 65 years old, still an incredible show)
Molly Hatchet at 8 Second Saloon in Indy
Journey (no Steve Perry, 2 original members plus Jonathon Cain, Loverboy and Pat Benatar opened, all were really good) Only concert I had a beer thrown on me, seems strange for some who has seen MH three times
Lynyrd Skynyrd (this summer, no Billy Powell on piano not the same band. STILL one of the best live acts)
Bad Company (3 of 4 original, really good, should not have followed Skynyrd)

 

[Mikeshep1462]

Marshall Tucker/Pure Prairie League (Pine Knob Ski Resort in Michigan, during an intense thunderstorm. When MT played "Fire on the Mountain", there was literally "lightning in the air").
Charlie Daniels
Genesis
Grateful Dead (once in the late 70s and again in the early 90s)
John Hiatt with and without various other performers any chance I get.

On june 12, 1980 The Grateful Dead was in Portland Or. Playing a show. As they where playing "Fire on the Mountain", Mt. Saint helens erupted.

 

[Hookeye]

Halloween around the corner..............Type O is no more
I'd take in another Genitorturer's show if they were near

 

[wtfd661]

I haven't been to many concerts but the ones I have are,

Johnny Lang twice (awesome concerts)
Lynyard Skynyrd ( it was an outdoor concert at Fort McCoy Wisconsin and was a fun time. My BIL is a retired First Sergeant and my sister is a retired Sergeant Frist Class and both were great friends with both the base's Sergeant Major and the NCO Academy's Sergeant Major so all the beer was free!!!)
And last and certainly least
BTO and Three Dog Night (BTO opened for Three Dog Night and was enjoyable to listen and watch, Three Dog Night literally put me to sleep)

 

[Gabriel]

I'd take in another Genitorturer's show if they were near

I forgot that I've seen them in concert.

 

[DoggyDaddy]

On june 12, 1980 The Grateful Dead was in Portland Or. Playing a show. As they where playing "Fire on the Mountain", Mt. Saint helens erupted.

Oh man... well THAT tops lightning, that's for sure! Different "Fire On The Mountain", but I love both songs.