Barenaked Ladies
Arizona Veterans Memorial Coliseum in Phoenix, US
"Barenaked Ladies never disappoint. The smile never left my face from the first note to the last wave goodbye. Every member of the band is fantastic and their talent alwa…"
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You came out of the greatest night of your life and swore you'd never forget it. You will. The support act goes first, then the venue, then the year. Loudmemories keeps the date, the room, the city and the setlist - and your own words about it, for as long as you want them. Log enough of them and it turns into a passport stamped by year, a map filling in one pin at a time, and a few milestones worth hitting along the way.
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Barenaked Ladies
Arizona Veterans Memorial Coliseum in Phoenix, US
"Barenaked Ladies never disappoint. The smile never left my face from the first note to the last wave goodbye. Every member of the band is fantastic and their talent alwa…"
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Arizona Veterans Memorial Coliseum in Phoenix, US
“Barenaked Ladies never disappoint. The smile never left my face from the first note to the last wave goodbye. Every member of the band is fantastic a…”
Sage Gateshead in Gateshead, UK
“Excellent! Very powerful, tight gig, everything was perfect. I've seen BritFloyd 3 times now and this was the best. Shame about the women next to us…”
Hard Rock Stadium in Miami, US
“I think everyone who was there will remember the fact that as soon as the band started playing Gimmie Shelter, rain started to come down on Jagger an…”
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2014
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2020
Billy Bob's Texas in Fort Worth, US
"Husband and I went and saw Mark Chestnutt at Billy Bobs. We were a little disappointed as he forgot song words, and slurred speech. He did say he was a little nervous because they had not played in front of a crowd since coved. He has been one of our favor…"
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20%
2015
Headingley Carnegie Stadium (Yorkshire County Cricket Club) in Leeds, UK
"Brilliant concert Madness we're fantastic, loved every minute. Also really enjoyed Chainska Brassica, they did a fantastic set....!!"
100%
2015
Eddie's Attic in Decatur, US
"best performer in such an intimate setting I have ever seen. He is amazing!!"
A guest
100%
2015
Jefferson Theatre in Beaumont, US
"Travis Tritt what a awesome show. Definitely looking forward to seeing him again! "
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100%
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