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Had an excellent night. Third time for me seeing you guys at the academy. Look forward to it every December. Keep on coming to Newcastle. I love you guys! ;))))))
Being a person who actually grew up with all of the Barra MacNeils in Sydney Mines, Cape Breton, N.S. I can truly say that the perserverance of this band, and more specifically their parents in the members younger years, has certainly paid off in spades. This is the second year in a row that I have seen the Christmas show with the Barra's and the first time my 18 year old daughter has seen it. We sang along, we laughed along and were without a doubt mesmerized by the outstanding vocal and musical talents that were laid before us. As long as I am in Kingston and The Barra MacNeils' return..I surely will be getting tickets to see my childhood friends perform at such a high level. Truly an inspirational Christmas show for all ages. Well done Barra's and thank you Grand Theater Production (Shantero Productions) for bringing them back annually.
An awesome Show and super nice to the Fans! :)
Die uns gebotene Show war einfach der Hammer! Super Songs, geniale Performance und ein klasse Abschlussfoto,das den Abend perfekt abschließt.
AAnschließend noch die Möglichkeit für Autogramme, Fotos und ein paar nette Worte. :)
Einfach nur super, weiter so! :)
They had to start late because of stage not being ready and open band didn't get to play, but sides that they where freaking awesome. My friend won ticket to see them .I only knew a few songs by them .they put on a great show I would see them again and take everyone I know see them . they now have a new fan and the wait was worth it . iwas done on the floor and they sound great . great job you guys.hell of a show . if you haven't for don't know who they are really should go see them worth it in my book!!
I really enjoyed the concert! Michael McDonald did not fail to please the audience with his wonderful voice and exceptional talent. His backup singer was fabulous and I really enjoyed hearing the choir from Missouri State University. Thank you for appearing in Springfield!
Really well organised.Support bands both surprisingly great but the atmosphere when Slash appeared was just electric !!! The band played like they didn't want to ever stop and the audience just went crazy from the first bar of Sweet Child of Mine.A very special night to remember !
I was 16 at the time. I went with my brother and his mates. We were on the lawn area. I spent most of the evening on my brothers shoulders. An awesome memory of my first concert..
My rate is for The Safety Fire and Protest the Hero is perfection
Protest the Hero London show 2 Dec 2014 in Koko was amazing show & great crowd.
I would rate The Safety Fire as perfection as the new coming bands are concern.
Just amazing. With Benjamin its all about music. He isn't spoiled by fans, media and fame...i am really glad i had the pleasure to whitness one of unique gems like Benjamin is
Didn`t quite know what to expect from the gig before I went - bought ticket because of publicity following his Mercury Prize win. Enjoyed it, but wouldn`t say I was blown away ! He needs to work on communicating with his audience between songs - can`t be that shy if he can sing in front of a hall full of people !
I also didn`t think the drummer added anything to a lot of the songs - he needed to be a bit more subtle in his approach - not blasting away like he was in a rock band !
Exhumed .. nothing else than the Perfection .. Thank you so much for the music you are doing, the energy ... I´am still there ... or you are now with me at work ... and so many of your fans from Moravia could not come, because of rail problems .. just you are here so welcome ... thanks ...
Incredible show in one of the last great venues in Brisbane. The sound and lighting was really fantastic and set the scene for a truly memorable evening of mind-warping, electro-guitar beats that made it impossible to stand still.
I feel disapointed because not only I, who came at 9am was next to people who came at 4pm, but the sound was awful at the beginning, Taka almost got angry, he couldn't hear himself singing... =/
Plus, Tonight Alive took too long ! They changed guitars three times and sang more songs than One Ok Rock.. Because they had to leave at a certain hour, they couldn't sing all the planned songs, they even didn't speak to us =(
But I do not regret going to the concert, and loved Mallory Knox! =D
Definitely a great concert! But I must say it was short. 60min live for 50€ is too short. If I pay 50€ I'm looking forward to 1h30, at least. (I think it is how it works in France ;) ). Yes there were 2 other bands, it was nice, but it was not the point, only 5% of the public came for them.
We came for One Ok Rock and we had to wait from 8pm until 10pm to see OOK performing only 1h live.
Anyway, the atmosphere was amazing. Great musicians. The sound was not so good but hey, it's le Zénith in Paris, the sound is not so great here xD
I loved the energy, the people, everything!! (beside the 50€ = 60min thing. Nearly 1€ = 1min, ouch ! ;) )
Matt Nathanson was by far my favorite of the night. Sadly, American Authors were my least favorite. Andy Grammer and Echosmith were great as well. The overall experience was awesome. :)
I liked them before the concert, and after I'm obssesed. I didn't thought that Marc could make DragonForce 10000% better but he does it! I enjoyed as much as I could!
First teim seeing dragonforce, i nearly cry of emotion T.T
Truly awesome! Only didn't give it a "perfect" score because they only played for 90 minutes, whilst The Who (in Leeds on the same night) managed over 2 hours!
Absolutely love the new album so had to see them again for a second time. First time was in 1993 at Lincoln Ritz so have been a fan for a good while now. It was great to hear some of the new songs live plus all of the expected old favourites. Not a great venue but they definitely made up for it ( I had been there once before 2 years ago to see Marillion and at times it was difficult to hear or see the band but there was no problem this time). To conclude a brilliant concert and gladly no sign of that most of the band are getting on a bit.
Didn't think you'd be able to top your Shepherd's Bush empire performance but last night totally blew that out of the water. It was amazing! Just wish it was longer ☹️
Was this the concert when Phil Lynott was using a radio-wave bass guitar for the first time? He proceeded to go out of the theatre and into the pub over the road, to see how far the range was? Or am I dreaming this all!?!
I love Sam's voice . I personally went to the concert just to see his performance ! I have Sam's CD but thought he sounded so much better when it was just him and the guitars !!
I remember like it was yesterday---stopped at A&W for chili-dog and my boyfriend says 'Van Halen is at Masonic tonight---lets go!' And off we went to one of the several and most enjoyable Van Halen concerts I have ever seen. (Been to 7 total). David Lee was such an acrobat!!!! Such great memories!!!!
I was there! It was incredible! It was my first metal concert and I just turned 18. I was in the back grandstand section, until Pantera came out, then I lept 15 feet down into the mosh pit, made it to the front barrier wall, dime gave me a beer, still have the cup, then I caught a pick after he played cemetery gates at the end of the show, still got it! Best time of my life, but I can't find any footage of the show????????????
A perfect summer night. Sitting on blankets in the infield of the race track Crystal clear sound , no echoes and reverb of steel and concrete arena benues
This was a great road trip with a few buddies from LA. Tech...
I was really only there for The Allman Brothers but I found myself enjoying Wet Willie, Charlie Daniels and Marshall Tucker much more in a live setting than on a studio recording... A couple of my friends slept through the Brothers since we'd been there all day and it must've been nearly midnight when the came on stage. I particularly enjoyed the instrumental "High Falls".
I had the flu, the band had the flu and the “Chinese flu” Mould did soundcheck wearing stocking cap and overcoat Soul Asylum opened and wore me out! They were killer, and closed their set with Neil Young and Crazy Horse’s “Barstool Blues”!!
I was there! Everybody was rushed with adrenaline after Bob, & Frampton came out with his crazy slow crap! Frampton played half a song and got run off the stage!!!
Saw this gig, the club is now gone, I remember Bob Margolin, Paul Oscher in that band. This was the only time I ever saw Muddy live.
A lifetime experience. Muddy always gave a great show with a great band. Whenever I get sick of Chicago blues, usually after seeing too many amateurs playing it, if I hear Muddy's recordings, no matter which band, which period, it's ALWAYS great, and I always love it.
Well a rainy October in 2020 and reminiscing of years ago I remember going to Munich for Rock in Riem . Originally this concert was supposed to be open air but because of Chernobyl disaster was moved to the Indoor Olympic bike track. Even then some bands still cancelled. I was in the Army and we made the long trip from Hameln in the north. We were not disappointed with the concert. Marillion were great and Fish was in fine form. Being a fellow Scot I gave him my Scottish flag which he wrapped around himself, which made the concert more memorable.
As a post script INXS played and as they weren’t as well known played down the order .... we couldn’t be bothered to watch an unknown band called “Inks” ( gutted)
This is one for the books. Two girlfriends and I were guests of Irving Azoff, and drove from Aspen to this show in Denver. We were backstage and On stage the entire time. Fleetwood and Santana were simply amazing and The Beach Boys were their usual 'calling it in' mode. Mike Love stuffed his pants with a couple of tube socks so the girls on the back row would think he really is that big. Mick Fleetwood and Lindsey Buckingham were incredible. Carlos Santana was magical.
That was my 5th Laibach concert, exactly ten years and one day after the first one. This year, the band is celebrating its 40th anniversary, and one of those celebrations was a premiere performance at Ljubljana Castle. In fact, this was the second concert, as the first concert, one day earlier, was sold out. Due to measures related to COVID-19, organizers were forced to reduce the capacity of the Castle Yard to allowed 500 visitors. For me, the concert was fantastic. And that I would witness something truly memorable, I knew from the beginning when we were addressed by an invisible narrator in a typically sarcastic style and at the first bars of the first song, as the sound was superb. From that moment on, they didn't give up at all, by the end of the one hour and 50-minutes long concert they were amazing and I'm really happy to have attended the concert. If the situation around the world were normal, I would have to be at a Rage Against the Machine concert in Vienna on that day. And I'm not even sorry. That should tell everything. For the next 40 years, Laibach!
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 favorite country music entertainers for a very long time.
Something was very off that night and we are not sure why.
Amazing
