Artist No. 32260 - cowboy poetry, hardcore punk, pigfuck · touring
Black Flag
Browse 433 Black Flag concerts. Read 1 fan reviews. Explore concert locations on interactive maps, and compare your stats with other fans. Fans have shared 6 concert memories so far.
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Most played countries
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1 US 352
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2 Canada 19
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3 UK 14
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4 Germany 9
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5 Italy 8
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6 Australia 7
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7 Mexico 6
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8 France 3
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9 Japan 3
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10 Belgium 2
Most played cities
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1 San Francisco, US 11
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2 San Antonio, US 9
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3 Los Angeles, US 8
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4 Houston, US 7
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5 Chicago, US 6
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6 Denver, US 6
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7 London, UK 6
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8 Pittsburgh, US 6
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9 West Hollywood, US 6
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10 Brooklyn, US 5
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- El Korah Shrine in Boise, US
- Covellite Theatre & Uptown Lounge in Butte, US
- Pub Station in Billings, US
- The Newberry in Great Falls, US
- The Aquarium in Fargo, US
- Big's Sports Bar & Billiards in Sioux Falls, US
- The Complex (Formerly Regency Live) in Springfield, US
- recordBar in Kansas City, US
- Reggie's Rock Club in Chicago, US
- The Venue Event Center in Cadillac, US
- Token Lounge in Westland, US
- Mercury Music Lounge in Lakewood, US
- Crafthouse Stage & Grill in Pittsburgh, US
- Electric City in Buffalo, US
- Putnam Place in Saratoga Springs, US
- Ritz Theater in Scranton, US
- Nikki Lopez Philly in Philadelphia, US
- Ember Music Hall in Richmond, US
- Elevation 27 in Virginia Beach, US
- Live at Hub City Vinyl in Hagerstown, US
- 40 Watt in Athens, US
- Open Chord Stage in Knoxville, US
- Ground Zero in Spartanburg, US
- Eclipse in Jacksonville, US
- Brass Mug in Tampa, US
- West End Trading Company in Sanford, US
- Vinyl Music Hall in Pensacola, US
- The Shrine in Tulsa, US
- The Liberty in Roswell, US
- Sister in Albuquerque, US
- The Rebel Lounge in Phoenix, US
- Deep End Live - Redondo Beach in Redondo Beach, US
- Garden Amphitheatre in Garden Grove, US
- The Pour House in Paso Robles, US
- Tioga Sequoia Brewery in Fresno, US
- Ventura Music Hall in Ventura, US
- Felton Music Hall in Felton, US
- Napa Music Hall in Napa, US
- Cornerstone Berkeley in Berkeley, US
- Cooter's Bar in Eagle Pass, US
- The Espee in San Antonio, US
- AM/FM in Dallas, US
- Payne Arena in Hidalgo, US
- Goldfield Trading Post - Roseville in Roseville, US
- Whisky a Go Go in West Hollywood, US
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About Black Flag
Black Flag is a group, founded 50 years ago in 1976 in Hermosa Beach, US.
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Last updated: 17 days ago
markdavesswas there 60% on Christmas On Earth Punk Festival 1981, Leeds on Sun, 20 Dec 1981
The truth is I don't remember it too well. Plus it was the first time I ever heard them. I was certainly intrigued at least, but don't really remember how I felt. The only memory of my impressions was that this music was less 'straight ahead', less obviously structured, more offbeat and lurching and pulsating, and more visceral and raging, more emotional, and noisier and louder too. I guess initially I wasn't sure if it wasn't too much, though I'm just guessing. Though maybe the fact that I sought out and bought their records soon enough says a lot. I saw them again just over a year later, when I was 100% determined to attend and equally into it. The only song I recall from this night in Leeds is 'Machine', because it stood out for its almost not being a song at all, it's simplicity, speeding up, Henry shouting that line again and again, and, I guess, that we probably all related to that sentiment. The venue was almost flooded, it was very snowy winter outside (we almost didn't make it, cars sliding all over the road), cold, wet, grim, all of us poor, spotty, mardy, scruffy teenagers sitting about, hanging around, occasionally getting crazy for some band or other, etc. For Black Flag I stood just a little behind the dancers/moshers (we didn't have that word quite yet). The only time I remember getting into the thick of it was for the UK Subs. The Damned headlined. My biggest regret this day is going outside for a while to get booze, and missing the Outcasts in the process.
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