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Paul Rodgers and his band put on an absolutely amazing show! I saw him about 20 years ago for his "Muddy Waters Blues" tour and I can honestly say that he sounds every bit as good today as he did then. This show was a live performance of his greatest hits compiled from his time with Free, Bad Company, and his solo work as well. Kudos to Paul and the band for a remarkable night of music that won't soon be forgotten!
Darius Rucker put on an outstanding concert! Loved his entire show! And when he came out and performed....Wagon Wheel and Purple Rain....it was just icing on the cake to send us all home in a hyped up happy mood!
omg it was incredible! Shout out to atlas genius as well. Soren was so cute and quirky! The vocals were amazing! David was engaging the crowd. Loved when they said always be yourself and pursue your dreams! Never give up! I love these guys it was an incredible live show as always
I went to this concert specifically to see Metric. I missed them last summer in Pittsburgh. The challenge was that they were the opening act for the headlining Imagine Dragons. I don't believe many in the audience were that familiar with Metric...... which was great exposure to a new prospective fan base. I thought it was a great show for having limited stage space as the opening act. I'm working on creating a playlist from this concert. I have 8 songs but don't have the order.
They were on the bill with Joan Jett, Foreigner and the Kinks. They clearly played the best set out of the bunch and I am not a Loverboy fan. They really kicked ass this day against a good lineup.
EC is in fine voice singing with an energy and passion that keeps the audience hanging on every word with career spanning setlist that includes many rarities and hits reworked for solo. Not to be missed.
Could not even get there as no road traffic management. 5 mile tailback on the M5. Will never go and try to see him again as lost £130 plus fees and no refund going to be offered. Elton John has lost my respect and can no longer listen to him without thinking about this
it was great to hear the hits live, but no additional songs in the end and after 70 minutes in the middle of the last song richie left the stage and was gone...
It was the first time Vanessa Paradis was in The Netherlands. It was a perfect gig. I'll hope more French Artists will come to Amsterdam for a live performance.
Dwight yoakam is one of the best entertainers of our generation. I was at the meet and greet on June 20th and the negative comment from anonymous is so wrong. I was sent an email with the guideline for the meet and greet so I knew exactly what to expect. Dwight was a gentleman, and I felt honored to meet him. I will travel within a two hundred mile radius to see him every time he is near my town. So anonymous we don't need you at our DY shows messin up our mojo. Love you DY
I was highly disappointed. I paid $110.00 for the meet and greet. He was late. He was rude. No one told me how to get my picture either. I live on a fixed in income. That $110.00 could have been better spent otherwise. I asked to give a kiss on the cheek and OMG you think I had goodies or something. Ive been to 3 other concerts that were better. I want my money back. He wouldn't even sign that stupid poster. DWIGHT you lost a loyal fan. NEVER AGAIN!!!!!
I could not disagree more. The concert was great!! I enjoyed it thoroughly.
I'm a big Steve Earle fan, but this show was pretty disappointing. The vocal sound system for most of the show was so bad you couldn't hear a single word. It got better toward the end, but was pretty bad through most of the show.
Also, the Mastersons were a waste of everyone's time. They are indeed talented as individual musicians, but their act is boring and their songs pretty bad.
What a fabulous show!! All the shows that you do are amazing!! The songs alone are fantastic but the choreography and effort you all put into it is out of this world!! You truly put on a great show and I would definitely come to see you again.
I was there! Can't remember the setlist, but I do remember the MC5's set being cut short due to overunning the midnight curfew. But along with the Third Ear Band, Magic Michael and the MC5, a great night was had by all! ????????????
At the time, I was a small kid from a small town with a huge reputation (Milan). I thought beer was exotic, and there were people clearly tripping out at the Stonehenge Concert . That year Richie Havens had his biggest hit with a redo of George Harrison's "Here Comes the Sun" which he was playing during a rainstorm. I will swear to the Gods of the Universe, it started pouring rain (like in the Woodstock movie I had seen) a huge double rainbow appeared over the IU library. It was truly mind blowing. Thank you Richie and God. I will never forget it!!!
My very first concert at age 16 - it totally changed my outlook on life! I loved it! Something awoke inside of me, and I found my voice! It was my first time seeing someone not much older than me, loud and proud, and with dreadlocks. Those words she sang - thank you Ms Tracy Chapman! Thank you Oliver Mtukudzi, Thank you Bruce Springsteen, Eric Clapton, Youssour N'dour.........Thank you all! Much love for Tracy!!!!
I was there that day
They played there classic ballad ....Time will Tell......They were brilliant
They finished on the Led Zep Classic
Whole lotta Love
John Barr was amazing on stage
I had the pleasure of being in SCOPE, one of the few student run organizations that contracted the Beastie Boys in 1992. It was one of the best concerts I’ve ever seen in my life (and I’ve seen many). They were so on point. The energy the exuded was insane- the crowd was losing their minds. It is still probably the most popular talked about concert that was on the UNH campus. They were part of thousands of memories that night.
One of my most memorable shows. Wu-tang Clan, all 9 of them rocked out. It was the perfect show of genre radio outcasts. Heads banged from Wu tang clan ain't nothing to fuck with thru Rages bullet in the head
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I did not attend this event and concert, but I have lately found the songs of Mark Fry, and I have been blown away of their depth and beauty . Please look him up and listen! Erik Olaus
I was 16 years old . I lived 8 blocks from Pontiac Silverdome i went to every concert that was there Elton John was one of the top 5 i wver saw . I whis i could trun back time and be back to July 11, 1976 the Bicentennial Year and Pontiac a was named The All American City
I have a pretty clear memory of this concert which took place during my freshman year at Oberlin College although the details are hazy. Basically, the audience was fully aware that we were in the presence of a master near the end of his career and possibly his life. He played an electric set that left us in awe. Probably the greatest concert I have ever attended.
One of the best!
