Mayall was the first live band I had seen. I was just 16. The crowd were calling for King John. Loved it. I remember not wanting to leave the venue when he had finished, strange feeling. Never looked back, saw band after band, twice a week for years. Bought most of his Lps. My favourites Bluesbreakers with Clapton and Hard Road with Peter Green. I never saw Mayall again..missed him a few times and regret that. Really upset at his passing, but thank him for introducing me to live music and one of the most memorable sets I ever saw.
Wir waren dabei. Es war eines der letzten Konzerte vor seinem Tod. Es war sehr schön und emotional.
Wir besuchten damals danach Jamaika,
Um die Insel kennenzulernen wo er gebürtig herkam. Ein exelenter Musiker auch mit kanten. Ruhe in Frieden
A live concert is an exhilarating experience, and as an avid concertgoer there are specific elements of each show that can elevate the experience. I believe by observing with our eyes and ears we can critically evaluate these elements in order to gain more appreciation for live music performances. Some elements I consider when evaluating a concert are the venue, the choice of opening bands, the sound quality, a musicians' stage presence, and their crowd engagement. Every aspect of these elements contribute to a concert’s success or failure. Over the years, I have attended a variety of live music shows, like the IHeart Music Festival, IHeart Alter Ego concert, When We Were Young Music Festival, and many more. The most recent show I went to was in Mountain View, CA, where I saw my favorite band Thirty Seconds to Mars. This concert was, in my opinion, one of the best shows I have ever attended that encompassed the essence of live music at its finest. With an amazing venue, unique opening bands, exceptional sound quality, and incredible stage performance, Thirty Seconds to Mars is truly an unforgettable band to witness live.
Since the venue was structured like a colosseum, with the open sky above, the last U.S. show of the Thirty Seconds to Mars 2024 Seasons World Tour provided the most epic atmosphere to have held this concert. One of the key aspects to evaluate when attending a Thirty Seconds to Mars concert at an amphitheater is the overall ambiance of the venue. The outdoor setting of the Shoreline Amphitheater created a more relaxed and casual feel compared to indoor concert venues which allowed concertgoers to enjoy the music in a more laid back environment. Additionally, the natural surroundings of the amphitheater added a touch of beauty and serenity to the concert experience, genuinely making for a memorable event. The stage setup and lighting design at the amphitheater played a crucial role in enhancing the visual aspect of the concert, which improved the overall enjoyment of the show. With the combination of the opening band's performances and the open air atmosphere of the Shoreline Amphitheater I witnessed an exceptional Thirty Seconds to Mars concert.
The eclectic opening bands set the energy of the crowd in preparation for the main performance of Thirty Seconds to Mars. One aspect I considered when evaluating the opening bands was their musical talent. Were they skilled musicians who delivered a high quality performance? To begin, Kenny Hoopla started off the concert at with an energized set, as attendees who came to see Thirty Seconds to Mars continued to arrive. This opening artist utilized the whole front stage from side to side, had a great sound, and in my opinion was better than the next band to hit the stage. The second performance to entertain the crowd goes by the name of Poppy. The female lead vocalist was accompanied by a guitarist, bassist, and drummer. I found those who played the instruments showcased an actual set of skills, and performed better than the vocalist. Honestly, the lead singer Poppy was lip singing, never moved from the mic stand centered at the middle of the stage, and the complete performance was far too loud to appreciate the music. AFI was the final band to grace the stage with their presence before Thirty Seconds to Mars. Veterans to the music industry AFI had the most experience performing on stage, considering their band has been together since 1991. Not only did they command the audience, but they brought more energy to their performance than the two previous opening bands combined. The lead vocalist of AFI was very amusing to watch as he danced around the stage, and through the crowd. Overall, the unique musicality and sound quality of these three opening artists engaged the audience, left a lasting impression, and set the stage for the headlining act, Thirty Seconds to Mars.
As for the sound, throughout the concert there were many varying differences in volume between artists, yet Thirty Seconds to Mars displayed the best balance. Why did they have high quality sound and the best balance? To start, the band's ability to seamlessly blend powerful vocals with intricate instrumentals, as well as, the dynamic electronic effects contributed to the creation of a captivating auditory experience for fans. What set this Thirty Seconds to Mars concert apart from other live performances was their attention to detail given to the sound production. The use of technology and skilled sound engineers ensured that every note, beat, and vocal tone was delivered with precision and impact enhancing the entire sound of the performance. The band's commitment to delivering a superior auditory experience was evident in the harmonies performed by lead singer Jared Leto. The powerful crescendos and vocal textures were heard throughout their performance. The quality of sound produced by Thirty Seconds to Mars was a key element that enhanced the concert with a combination of skilled musicianship, new age technology, and meticulous sound engineering. All those elements immensely influenced their stage performance.
Overall, the use of pyrotechnics, CO2, and confetti during specific songs highlighted the intricacy and stage performance of Thirty Seconds to Mars members Jared and Shannon Leto, From start to finish, the talented and creative band enchanted the audience with their electrifying energy, infectious stage presence, and unparalleled musicianship. Lead singer Jared Leto commanded the stage with his powerful vocals that resonated through the crowd. A sense of connection that drew the audience in was emanated by Jared Leto, and kept his fans engaged throughout the entire show. The stunning visual effects, elaborate stage production, and crowd participation elements further elevated the concert experience to new heights. Additionally, the impressive stage setup, mixed with their musical abilities worked together to create a concert experience that was both visually captivating and musically powerful. On the drums was Jared’s brother Shannon who performed with such an intense energy bringing the rhythmic power. The band's dynamic setlist showcased their versatility, incorporating hits like "The Kill" and "Kings and Queens", alongside more intimate tracks like “City of Angels” and “Rescue Me”, as well as their new hit song “Stuck”. To summarize, this Thirty Seconds to Mars concert was not just a show, but an unforgettable journey through music that left me feeling invigorated, and inspired long after the final notes faded away.
Ultimately, I highly recommend that other people witness the band Thirty Seconds to Mars live in concert. Whether you're a longtime fan of the band or a newcomer to their music, a Thirty Seconds to Mars concert is a must see event. Not only will their performance leave you feeling energized and uplifted, but grateful for the opportunity to witness such a talented and passionate group in action. With their ability to blend rock, pop, and electronic influences into their music they have a unique sound that captivates audiences of all ages. My favorite feature of a Thirty Seconds to Mars concert is the band's interaction with the audience. Lead singer Jared Leto engages in heartfelt conversations with fans, brings fans on stage, and urges the crowd to sing along to their biggest hits. Thirty Seconds to Mars goes above and beyond to make sure everyone in attendance feels like they are truly a part of the experience. Their style of music is engaging, their songs are more than words, and they embody a message that inflicts long lasting impressions of incomparable musical abilities, and commendable showmanship. For all these reasons a Thirty Seconds to Mars concert exemplifies a one of a kind musical adventure.
Me and my buddies were there! We were on he field and it was fabulous! Screamed the words to every song for hours! Five , 17 y/o girls in high school!
Wow! Beautiful concert! Thanks for he memories!
My wife and I soo looked forward to seeing the band and they have been on our bucket list. Great musicians but without lead singer Steven Page they were sadly disappointing. My wife and I left mid show.
Great show. Burton sounds the same as the music we grew up up with. Great set list and personable interaction with the audience. The band was tight and looked like they were all having fun. He has not come undun over the years. Wonderful concert!
I am sorry, thought he would at least play the songs familiar to the piano composition, and instead turned every song into a newer version of with changed instruments, and made everything a jam session. We heard nothing but loud bass, and hardly understood anything of what was said or sung. The sound check person needs to be fired. After looking forward to seeing Bruce , it was a total disappointment. We left at 9:15. A wasted evening. The people around us were talking, switching seats, which didn't help. We got the pre dinner at De Juan's tickets and it was an excellent experience. Couldn't wait for the concert, but proved to not be anything of what was anticipated.
Fantastic show. I brought my son up listening to this band, so we bought attended the show. They sounded great. They played like they were happy to be there, and the crowd fed off that. If you get a chance to see them, don't miss it. I hope they return because we both will definitely be going again .
This show was fantastic from start to finish. They sounded just like they did in the nineties. they played all their great songs, and even threw in some extra songs. I hope they come back in the future because my song and I will definitely be buying tickets again.
Was really looking forward to Staind, but the sound was so off for them tonight. Extremely loud and tinny. So many people were covering their ears or leaving the venue. If you plugged your ears enough it sounded great. On my way out I kept hearing the same thing from those leaving. Such a shame because I was really looking forward to it and Daughtry and Breaking Benjamin sounded great! Maybe it was a one off ... Sadly, it was while I was there to see them.
Mon premier concert. Pour rejoindre Bordeaux Lac à 45 km, le lycée avait organisé un bus. L'endroit était immense, tout le monde était assis par terre. Le son était très bon malgré la distance de la scène, et le groupe restait un peu trop fidèle aux enregistrements studio, rejouant tous les solos note pour note et les mêmes lignes de chant sans jamais dévier. La setlist était top, rien ne manquait. Mais le concert était un peu froid, à part les quelques échanges avec le public de John Helliwell, le saxo. Bizarrement, aucun des deux leaders (Hodgson et Davies) ne prenaient la parole. A plusieurs reprises, le public s'est levé, déclenchant les protestations des rangs de derrière qui se mettaient à hurler "Assis ! Assis !". Je me rappelle avoir été très impressionné par l'énorme batterie et le son de Bob Siebenberg, moi qui commençait juste ma pratique de cet instrument.
I was there, close to the front on the right of the stage. The opening band "White boys" were good. Motorhead were loud, dominating, fast, in your face but musically tight. At the end of the show a loud siren quickly emptied the town hall. I remember watching buses glide silently past us outside. I was temporarily completely deaf.
Alanis was so amazing, you would've thought it was 1995 again with the way she looked and performed. I was in the front row and you could feel her energy captivate the crowd. I cannot wait to see her again, even if I have to travel across the country to do it.
My first time seeing Deerhunter (I've seen them quite a few times since!). The second support band played quite a long set and Deerhunter came on late. From memory, the set was mostly made up of songs from Cryptograms, with possibly some tracks from Flourescent Grey. No encore as Bradford said they had to rush off to get a flight to the Czech Republic!
this was huge fun. the band was just as jacked and jazz and entertaining as the crazy heinekin commercial, there were no weak tunes. ms brownes voice is one-of-a-kind. powerful, soulful, amazing. a honey lubricated chainsaw with a velvet lining. the rackettes were all energy, and the band right and tight. the only downside was that it was an outdoor stage, and dallas was rocking a 105 temp the day after a rainstorm. so humid the gals makeup was slip sliding away. but they persevered, and did all their songs. troupers! my friends and I had such a good time, I bought tickets to both their oklahoma shows later in the year, took a long weekend vacation and camped in tulsa and oklahoma city to catch them both! fun ass band, sorry their gone. go buy their albums on I tunes you'll be happy you did! ❤️ shout out to nick(ricky) martin - thanks for the post show chat!
You gotta see this one. Right out of the gate, 5 big hits with no pause between. ALL OUT ACTION! Carlos hires young musicians full of energy and they love what they’re playing.
One of the rare shows on the Hull side back then. The parking lot was full of beer glass and long haired rockers and rockettes. Everyone wore leather jackets and bandanas at the time. You could smell ash pretty much everywhere. Once inside, it was like a huge house party where you could walk anywhere you wanted to. We chose to get as close to the stage as we could. My buddy was almost able to grab Nicki Sixx's boot before getting kicked in the chin! Just an awesome time!
Miranda Lambert is one of my favorite artist. This show was my second time seeing her live. I don't think i will pay again. Musically, everything sounded spot on.Miranda looked great! The seating at Soaring Eagle Outdoor Venue was terrific; we had exceptional seats. The problem was a lack of enthusiasm on Miranda's part. She sang and played wonderfully, but her stage presence was mediocre. She didn't seem particularly engaged with the audience. I will keep listening to her music because I like it; I won't put out $250 to see her live again.
I attended this concert and I recall the crowd being rather ambivalent and staid while I was jumping out of my chair near the back rows. It was awesome but as a N.Y. person I wasn’t sure Tennessee was ready for someone as wild as she was!!
I was there and I'll never forget it. I Was a huge fan but never ever thought I'd get the chance to see him live but my husband' was offered 2 tickets from a work colleague who was unable to make the show. We went by cab and I had absolutely no idea where we were going until we arrived and, oh, what a shock. I have been to many more Barry concerts since but will never forget that first time......WOW!!!!! I recently went to his last tour at the London Palladium and, again, WOW. Hope with all my heart he will visit the UK again.
I remember two things about that concert. 1) I went with my girlfriend who become the mother of my two kids 2) They already played a part of misplaced childhood before that album was released. Fish was still wearing make-up and their sound was fabulous.
une semaine avant mes 22 ans, je me souviens que c'était à l'UBU et que j'avais trouvé formidable ! la batteuse debout comme Moe Tucker avec le Velvet, la chanteuse était top, et ce son sale et à la fois la mélodie qui surnage, je sais pas pourquoi j'ai toujours eu une attirance pour ces groupes écossais, Pastels, Teenage Fanclub après, mais là les Shop Assistants m'avait bluffée, la pop ça devrait tout le temps être comme ça ! l'été 86 à Bristol j'avais vu les Flatmates et c'était très bien aussi /
mon autre grand souvenir des Trans c'est Michelle Shocked, j'ai lévité pendant une bonne semaine !
anaïs / juin 2024
Completely blown away from this concert, from Chris Staple's catchy songs to Manchester Orchestra's amazing performance. Definitely glad I bought tickets and went. I would probably go everyday if I could.
Absolutely amazing show. I took my boyfriend because they are his favorite, I enjoy them as well, but I was blow away at how great it was.
Sadly there was only a small crowd but Neon played a great set and I will defo be catching them again when they're in the area. Really nice guys to chat to afterwards as well. These are one to watch for the future. Circles provided a great support as well. Site won't let me register so can't post photos. Fixit plz MCL
Despite only a few visited the concert it was a great evening of Alex Carpani Band and Van Der Graaf songs they presented. Not to forget the joking David Jackson. Thank you for the event, guys!!
Unfortunately the sound for Chas n Dave was really awful. There was too much echo on the drums and that drowned out the other two, however Quo were the best I have seen them (other than the FF Reunions) for many years
Perfect set. Great song selection. Amazing crowd control, reaction, and atmosphere. Best LC! Gig to date. These guys deserve all the praise they can get. How this is just their part-time job is beyond me.
Truly awesome gig - you went down a storm - looking forwards to the Railway Shed , Lincoln in May 2015. Enjoyed the new material. Fantastic atmosphere. Well worth queuing from 5.00pm for. Sadly some of the larger video screens did not allow everybody to fully appreciate the additional material being displayed - quite blurry and lyrics and text hard to read - didn't seem to be a problem on the smaller screens though. My only disappointment was would have loved another hour.
For those who don't know him, you should make your opinion by seeing him on stage. He lives and gives like no one does. You'll surely reach a moment of freedom and total happiness, that will make you go and go again :)
Promoting their ‘Making Movies’ album the band appeared in Aberdeen to the apptoval of their many northern fans. Buses were run from the outlying provinces to fill the Capitol theatre to near capacity. The new material was duly played to an appreciative if seated audience; not until their early standards were blasted out did the rush to the stage take place and several encores produced to demand by a boisterous but good natured crowd. Eventually the clamour subsided as the back-catalogue was depleted and people dispersed to catch trains, buses or lifts home. The highlight of the night had to be ‘Romeo & Juliet’ in near total darkness, with the spotlight reflecting off Knopfler’s resonator guitar into the crowd, the silent crowd hanging on every phrase and pause before the band joining in and swelling the sound.
Setlist:
Intro
Revolution (The Beatles song)
Cover Me (Alt Out) (instrumental video intro)
1.Going Backwards
2. It's No Good
3. Barrel of a Gun
4. A Pain That I'm Used To
5. Useless
6. Precious
7. World in My Eyes
8. Cover Me
9. Insight
10. Home
11. In Your Room
12. Where's the Revolution
13. Everything Counts
14. Stripped
15. Enjoy the Silence
16. Never Let Me Down Again
Encore:
17. Strangelove
18. Walking in My Shoes
19. A Question of Time
20. Personal Jesus
Love Pentatonix but this concert was disappointing. Sound and bass were way too loud- it drowns out the beautiful voices. My ears actually hurt when I left. Too bad
Not for RATT but for Saigon Kick who opened up for them and their performance was freaking insane. This was before their first album was even released.
Inner Image and Hindsight killed it! First time to see Drowning Pool and they were as awesome as i imagined. Grand Stafford always has great shows. Keep those national acts coming to Bryan/College Station!
It would have been incredible if it hadn't taken 3 hours to get him on stage!
The 3 opening acts were amazing especially Jackson Michelson! But on a Sunday night the show should have started at least an hour earlier. I missed half of the singer I wanted to see the most.
It left me disappointed!
Watched them support Halestorm, this Headline concert was impressive, so glad my mate dragged me along, the sound and the energy from the band will I'm sure lead them on to bigger things
What a phenomenal show! Trombone Shorty & Orleans Avenue absolutely KILLED it. Such a great performance and wonderful evening. Very impressed with the bands talents & vibe once again! They never disappoint. ~Sharron Mc
First Gig ever went to- I was 15 and went with my mum. I ‘moshed’ up front and had a magical night. I did not know then that, within a year, my mum would be dead and I would be orphaned. This gig symobolises complete abandonment of worries, stress, and my introduction to live music, the buzz, punk and a connection to my Irish roots and my long lost mum. Also, a career in the performing arts that has taken me to places I never thought existing- thank you.
A very intimate atmosphere at The Sage with Jo Hamilton almost floating onto the stage with grace and mystique, then commencing the first number following a half-smile and no introduction. It set the tone for a spell-binding set by Jo and her tight-knit band. Jo had a very 'matter of fact' approach to her performance, while the music was polished, she had us all feeling like she was performing in our front room as she stated that she didn't want to bore us by playing too long.! Never! her voice was pure, hitting those high notes that had me buying the 'Gown' album without a second thought.
Intimate, but elating. Wonderful Jo, come back soon!
Jo Hamilton walked on stage, stood just about stock still for an hour and presented a serene, at times exciting and powerful but always faultless performance of the most beautiful and haunting songs ! It was a privilege to have been there and my only regret is having missed her concert in Durham Cathedral !
Great show! I'm more of a Camper van Beethoven fan, but have followed Cracker on and off for 20 years. I've never seen the full band before, and they rocked Dingwalls to an enthusiastic crowd, for a Monday night. Plenty of tracks from the new CD, plus some classics. Would have loved to hear Beautiful from the new album, but never mind. David was his usual witty self, hope they come back soon.
I got to say, best f@#&g show ever, I never got the chance to see death with the great Chuck, but, I think this it is the best and closest thing to see death right, great show, great line up, great performance! If they come once a month, I will go every fucking time!
Absolutely awesome loved every minute of it...They were The Mighty Quo....keep on rockin guys!!!! ....cant wait to see you again and hoping my wish can come true and get a photo with you guys.....heres wishing x
WOW WOW WOW - absolutely amazing concert, loved the venue, support act were fantastic & so great to see local talent up there!
Boyz II Men - what can I say? The BEST concert I've ever been to, loved it from the start to the finish - loved the fact that everyone was still singing on the way out!
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Mayall was the first live band I had seen. I was just 16. The crowd were calling for King John. Loved it. I remember not wanting to leave the venue when he had finished, strange feeling. Never looked back, saw band after band, twice a week for years. Bought most of his Lps. My favourites Bluesbreakers with Clapton and Hard Road with Peter Green. I never saw Mayall again..missed him a few times and regret that. Really upset at his passing, but thank him for introducing me to live music and one of the most memorable sets I ever saw.
Wir waren dabei. Es war eines der letzten Konzerte vor seinem Tod. Es war sehr schön und emotional.
Wir besuchten damals danach Jamaika,
Um die Insel kennenzulernen wo er gebürtig herkam. Ein exelenter Musiker auch mit kanten. Ruhe in Frieden
A live concert is an exhilarating experience, and as an avid concertgoer there are specific elements of each show that can elevate the experience. I believe by observing with our eyes and ears we can critically evaluate these elements in order to gain more appreciation for live music performances. Some elements I consider when evaluating a concert are the venue, the choice of opening bands, the sound quality, a musicians' stage presence, and their crowd engagement. Every aspect of these elements contribute to a concert’s success or failure. Over the years, I have attended a variety of live music shows, like the IHeart Music Festival, IHeart Alter Ego concert, When We Were Young Music Festival, and many more. The most recent show I went to was in Mountain View, CA, where I saw my favorite band Thirty Seconds to Mars. This concert was, in my opinion, one of the best shows I have ever attended that encompassed the essence of live music at its finest. With an amazing venue, unique opening bands, exceptional sound quality, and incredible stage performance, Thirty Seconds to Mars is truly an unforgettable band to witness live.
Since the venue was structured like a colosseum, with the open sky above, the last U.S. show of the Thirty Seconds to Mars 2024 Seasons World Tour provided the most epic atmosphere to have held this concert. One of the key aspects to evaluate when attending a Thirty Seconds to Mars concert at an amphitheater is the overall ambiance of the venue. The outdoor setting of the Shoreline Amphitheater created a more relaxed and casual feel compared to indoor concert venues which allowed concertgoers to enjoy the music in a more laid back environment. Additionally, the natural surroundings of the amphitheater added a touch of beauty and serenity to the concert experience, genuinely making for a memorable event. The stage setup and lighting design at the amphitheater played a crucial role in enhancing the visual aspect of the concert, which improved the overall enjoyment of the show. With the combination of the opening band's performances and the open air atmosphere of the Shoreline Amphitheater I witnessed an exceptional Thirty Seconds to Mars concert.
The eclectic opening bands set the energy of the crowd in preparation for the main performance of Thirty Seconds to Mars. One aspect I considered when evaluating the opening bands was their musical talent. Were they skilled musicians who delivered a high quality performance? To begin, Kenny Hoopla started off the concert at with an energized set, as attendees who came to see Thirty Seconds to Mars continued to arrive. This opening artist utilized the whole front stage from side to side, had a great sound, and in my opinion was better than the next band to hit the stage. The second performance to entertain the crowd goes by the name of Poppy. The female lead vocalist was accompanied by a guitarist, bassist, and drummer. I found those who played the instruments showcased an actual set of skills, and performed better than the vocalist. Honestly, the lead singer Poppy was lip singing, never moved from the mic stand centered at the middle of the stage, and the complete performance was far too loud to appreciate the music. AFI was the final band to grace the stage with their presence before Thirty Seconds to Mars. Veterans to the music industry AFI had the most experience performing on stage, considering their band has been together since 1991. Not only did they command the audience, but they brought more energy to their performance than the two previous opening bands combined. The lead vocalist of AFI was very amusing to watch as he danced around the stage, and through the crowd. Overall, the unique musicality and sound quality of these three opening artists engaged the audience, left a lasting impression, and set the stage for the headlining act, Thirty Seconds to Mars.
As for the sound, throughout the concert there were many varying differences in volume between artists, yet Thirty Seconds to Mars displayed the best balance. Why did they have high quality sound and the best balance? To start, the band's ability to seamlessly blend powerful vocals with intricate instrumentals, as well as, the dynamic electronic effects contributed to the creation of a captivating auditory experience for fans. What set this Thirty Seconds to Mars concert apart from other live performances was their attention to detail given to the sound production. The use of technology and skilled sound engineers ensured that every note, beat, and vocal tone was delivered with precision and impact enhancing the entire sound of the performance. The band's commitment to delivering a superior auditory experience was evident in the harmonies performed by lead singer Jared Leto. The powerful crescendos and vocal textures were heard throughout their performance. The quality of sound produced by Thirty Seconds to Mars was a key element that enhanced the concert with a combination of skilled musicianship, new age technology, and meticulous sound engineering. All those elements immensely influenced their stage performance.
Overall, the use of pyrotechnics, CO2, and confetti during specific songs highlighted the intricacy and stage performance of Thirty Seconds to Mars members Jared and Shannon Leto, From start to finish, the talented and creative band enchanted the audience with their electrifying energy, infectious stage presence, and unparalleled musicianship. Lead singer Jared Leto commanded the stage with his powerful vocals that resonated through the crowd. A sense of connection that drew the audience in was emanated by Jared Leto, and kept his fans engaged throughout the entire show. The stunning visual effects, elaborate stage production, and crowd participation elements further elevated the concert experience to new heights. Additionally, the impressive stage setup, mixed with their musical abilities worked together to create a concert experience that was both visually captivating and musically powerful. On the drums was Jared’s brother Shannon who performed with such an intense energy bringing the rhythmic power. The band's dynamic setlist showcased their versatility, incorporating hits like "The Kill" and "Kings and Queens", alongside more intimate tracks like “City of Angels” and “Rescue Me”, as well as their new hit song “Stuck”. To summarize, this Thirty Seconds to Mars concert was not just a show, but an unforgettable journey through music that left me feeling invigorated, and inspired long after the final notes faded away.
Ultimately, I highly recommend that other people witness the band Thirty Seconds to Mars live in concert. Whether you're a longtime fan of the band or a newcomer to their music, a Thirty Seconds to Mars concert is a must see event. Not only will their performance leave you feeling energized and uplifted, but grateful for the opportunity to witness such a talented and passionate group in action. With their ability to blend rock, pop, and electronic influences into their music they have a unique sound that captivates audiences of all ages. My favorite feature of a Thirty Seconds to Mars concert is the band's interaction with the audience. Lead singer Jared Leto engages in heartfelt conversations with fans, brings fans on stage, and urges the crowd to sing along to their biggest hits. Thirty Seconds to Mars goes above and beyond to make sure everyone in attendance feels like they are truly a part of the experience. Their style of music is engaging, their songs are more than words, and they embody a message that inflicts long lasting impressions of incomparable musical abilities, and commendable showmanship. For all these reasons a Thirty Seconds to Mars concert exemplifies a one of a kind musical adventure.
Me and my buddies were there! We were on he field and it was fabulous! Screamed the words to every song for hours! Five , 17 y/o girls in high school!
Wow! Beautiful concert! Thanks for he memories!
My wife and I soo looked forward to seeing the band and they have been on our bucket list. Great musicians but without lead singer Steven Page they were sadly disappointing. My wife and I left mid show.
Great show. Burton sounds the same as the music we grew up up with. Great set list and personable interaction with the audience. The band was tight and looked like they were all having fun. He has not come undun over the years. Wonderful concert!
I like his music but the concert just seemed boring. Would like to hear what others thought about it.
Just did not care for their music, not country.
I am sorry, thought he would at least play the songs familiar to the piano composition, and instead turned every song into a newer version of with changed instruments, and made everything a jam session. We heard nothing but loud bass, and hardly understood anything of what was said or sung. The sound check person needs to be fired. After looking forward to seeing Bruce , it was a total disappointment. We left at 9:15. A wasted evening. The people around us were talking, switching seats, which didn't help. We got the pre dinner at De Juan's tickets and it was an excellent experience. Couldn't wait for the concert, but proved to not be anything of what was anticipated.
all nighter in what felt like an underground car park, can't remember any more bands but i'm sure there were more, hawkwind were great, very loud!
Fantastic show. I brought my son up listening to this band, so we bought attended the show. They sounded great. They played like they were happy to be there, and the crowd fed off that. If you get a chance to see them, don't miss it. I hope they return because we both will definitely be going again .
This show was fantastic from start to finish. They sounded just like they did in the nineties. they played all their great songs, and even threw in some extra songs. I hope they come back in the future because my song and I will definitely be buying tickets again.
Big disappointment
Great show. Great voice. ❤️
Was really looking forward to Staind, but the sound was so off for them tonight. Extremely loud and tinny. So many people were covering their ears or leaving the venue. If you plugged your ears enough it sounded great. On my way out I kept hearing the same thing from those leaving. Such a shame because I was really looking forward to it and Daughtry and Breaking Benjamin sounded great! Maybe it was a one off ... Sadly, it was while I was there to see them.
We wanted a refund. Their old songs were unrecognizable . Very disappointing 🥴
Mon premier concert. Pour rejoindre Bordeaux Lac à 45 km, le lycée avait organisé un bus. L'endroit était immense, tout le monde était assis par terre. Le son était très bon malgré la distance de la scène, et le groupe restait un peu trop fidèle aux enregistrements studio, rejouant tous les solos note pour note et les mêmes lignes de chant sans jamais dévier. La setlist était top, rien ne manquait. Mais le concert était un peu froid, à part les quelques échanges avec le public de John Helliwell, le saxo. Bizarrement, aucun des deux leaders (Hodgson et Davies) ne prenaient la parole. A plusieurs reprises, le public s'est levé, déclenchant les protestations des rangs de derrière qui se mettaient à hurler "Assis ! Assis !". Je me rappelle avoir été très impressionné par l'énorme batterie et le son de Bob Siebenberg, moi qui commençait juste ma pratique de cet instrument.
I was there, close to the front on the right of the stage. The opening band "White boys" were good. Motorhead were loud, dominating, fast, in your face but musically tight. At the end of the show a loud siren quickly emptied the town hall. I remember watching buses glide silently past us outside. I was temporarily completely deaf.
Alanis was so amazing, you would've thought it was 1995 again with the way she looked and performed. I was in the front row and you could feel her energy captivate the crowd. I cannot wait to see her again, even if I have to travel across the country to do it.
My first time seeing Deerhunter (I've seen them quite a few times since!). The second support band played quite a long set and Deerhunter came on late. From memory, the set was mostly made up of songs from Cryptograms, with possibly some tracks from Flourescent Grey. No encore as Bradford said they had to rush off to get a flight to the Czech Republic!
This can't be the same band. The pink band The Business didn't form until 1979, with their first single released in 1981.
this was huge fun. the band was just as jacked and jazz and entertaining as the crazy heinekin commercial, there were no weak tunes. ms brownes voice is one-of-a-kind. powerful, soulful, amazing. a honey lubricated chainsaw with a velvet lining. the rackettes were all energy, and the band right and tight. the only downside was that it was an outdoor stage, and dallas was rocking a 105 temp the day after a rainstorm. so humid the gals makeup was slip sliding away. but they persevered, and did all their songs. troupers! my friends and I had such a good time, I bought tickets to both their oklahoma shows later in the year, took a long weekend vacation and camped in tulsa and oklahoma city to catch them both! fun ass band, sorry their gone. go buy their albums on I tunes you'll be happy you did! ❤️ shout out to nick(ricky) martin - thanks for the post show chat!
You gotta see this one. Right out of the gate, 5 big hits with no pause between. ALL OUT ACTION! Carlos hires young musicians full of energy and they love what they’re playing.
My very first concert! The concert was interrupted because a 'fan' threw a bottle in Frank's direction. Awesome experience!
One of the rare shows on the Hull side back then. The parking lot was full of beer glass and long haired rockers and rockettes. Everyone wore leather jackets and bandanas at the time. You could smell ash pretty much everywhere. Once inside, it was like a huge house party where you could walk anywhere you wanted to. We chose to get as close to the stage as we could. My buddy was almost able to grab Nicki Sixx's boot before getting kicked in the chin! Just an awesome time!
Miranda Lambert is one of my favorite artist. This show was my second time seeing her live. I don't think i will pay again. Musically, everything sounded spot on.Miranda looked great! The seating at Soaring Eagle Outdoor Venue was terrific; we had exceptional seats. The problem was a lack of enthusiasm on Miranda's part. She sang and played wonderfully, but her stage presence was mediocre. She didn't seem particularly engaged with the audience. I will keep listening to her music because I like it; I won't put out $250 to see her live again.
I attended this concert and I recall the crowd being rather ambivalent and staid while I was jumping out of my chair near the back rows. It was awesome but as a N.Y. person I wasn’t sure Tennessee was ready for someone as wild as she was!!
I was there and I'll never forget it. I Was a huge fan but never ever thought I'd get the chance to see him live but my husband' was offered 2 tickets from a work colleague who was unable to make the show. We went by cab and I had absolutely no idea where we were going until we arrived and, oh, what a shock. I have been to many more Barry concerts since but will never forget that first time......WOW!!!!! I recently went to his last tour at the London Palladium and, again, WOW. Hope with all my heart he will visit the UK again.
I remember two things about that concert. 1) I went with my girlfriend who become the mother of my two kids 2) They already played a part of misplaced childhood before that album was released. Fish was still wearing make-up and their sound was fabulous.
une semaine avant mes 22 ans, je me souviens que c'était à l'UBU et que j'avais trouvé formidable ! la batteuse debout comme Moe Tucker avec le Velvet, la chanteuse était top, et ce son sale et à la fois la mélodie qui surnage, je sais pas pourquoi j'ai toujours eu une attirance pour ces groupes écossais, Pastels, Teenage Fanclub après, mais là les Shop Assistants m'avait bluffée, la pop ça devrait tout le temps être comme ça ! l'été 86 à Bristol j'avais vu les Flatmates et c'était très bien aussi /
mon autre grand souvenir des Trans c'est Michelle Shocked, j'ai lévité pendant une bonne semaine !
anaïs / juin 2024