First time seeing the Dropkick Murphys play live and I enjoyed every minute of it. They are amazing at what they do and I will definitely be at their next show when they come back.
Really enjoyed the relaxed intimate atmosphere. Nik excelled himself and was on for ages. Sang all the old songs and some new. The graphics on the screen at the back helped enhance the solo performance.
Bass drum tended to drown out the vocals, guitars, and keyboards with all groups, but not as badly as in past shows I've seen at the Starlite Room. Awesome show, friendly staff... even the bathrooms were clean this time! Thank you guys for all your hard work and an unparalleled night.
A couple of minor sound issues on the openers, but everyone was in top form and put on an amazing show. Excellent choice of setlists, great crowd, and helpful staff. What more could we want?
Thanks for a really nice evening at Circus in Stockholm yesterday. I saw the Hollies the first time you were here in 1965 and now almost 50 years later. Yony and Bobby still going very strong. That´s how strong our love is! The "young" dudes doing quite nice too!
Awesome show! I love smaller venues where you can get up close and personal. All 3 bands kicked as*.
Awesome show! Although I wish they would have played "By the Way" One of their hits, my fav song and they didn't play it :( Still a great concert though!
Friend brought me and the show was great! I'd go again!
They were amazing! What a great show. All three bands rocked the stage. way worth the showing up for work monday looking rough
Amazing show, long time fan but first time seeing Andrew perform live. I was absolutely blown away by the simplicity of his stage presence and the explosive sound of mainly acoustic instruments. Will definitely need to see him live again soon.
Bouncing Souls were by far the best! First time seeing them play and not disappointed at all, they know how to connect with their audience. Will definitely go to another show of theirs.
Amazing concert such a talented family my highlights I got you and my favourite ever neil Finn song 4 seasons in 1 day tbh I didn't know anything about Liam but enjoyed everything I heard worth travelling down from Leeds on my own for loved it
This was not his usual outstanding show. He looked groggy. He was forgetting the words to the songs. Reading the TelePrompTer
From the get go. Letting the audience sing too much. The only time he
Came alive was with the mariachi . Very disappointed.
The concert was great, but wait for one an half hour for the concert to start it's too much. It was Sunday and Monday everybody works early. But it was a really good concert.
An AMAZING CONCERT!!!!! They played non stop and delighted us die hard fans, playing old favorites as well as the new.Please get them to come back - great great show!
I've listened to her for over 20 years. Adored her ability to make great music regardless of any trend. This is the first time I've had a chance to see her live and she did not disappoint. Even though there were sound system problems, she delivered on all of my expectations of a great live performance.
Great venue, het Depot! Most amazing show by Tuxedomoon. Very good overal view. Pretty good sound, good acoustics in the venue. I spoke to a couple of bandmembers (Steven Brown, Blaine Reininger, Peter Principle), very nice people to talk to, finally since I saw them for the first time at the Arena in Rotterdam 1986.
Judy was at her best! She had the audience from the get go! Beautiful voice, incredible range and funny. The Wilbur is a perferct venue for her. Unfortunately it as all over too soon.
I was at DANCEFESTOPIA and it was awesome...and honestly it was my 1st festival and I'm her to say Rezz you fucking nailed it no joke. I was upset when you played your last song.. Definitely will be seeing you again sometime somewhere. Thanks for killing it and making the last night a night to remember!!!!
I was there also!!! Richie was the final of 3 acts. As I was walking back to my dorm after the rain the sun came out from between the clouds!!!! A truly magical mystical moment I shall never forget.
I was there! Unfortunately, I was unfamiliar with Chet Baker at the time and came on the invitation of a friend. Since then , I’ve grown in my appreciation for jazz music. I’m so honoured to have seen him perform live! It was a great performance!
Roy O.
Terrible sound quality at the gig. After the first half it became slightly better. The crowd sang and danced anyway but personally I won't be coming here again.
The Yardbirds at San Jose Civic. 1966. I was 15. My friends and I were looking forward to the show thinking Clapton would tear it up. To our initial disappoint Paul Samual Smith had been replaced on bass by Chris Dreja (normally rhythm guitar), Jeff Beck on lead and done new guy we'd never heard of, Jimmy something Page. And then... we realized this new guy was a ringer. Jimmy swapped leads and solos with Beck with mastery. We were in shock. This guy was great! We soon forgot about Clapton as we watched in Awe. This was music to inspire any budding wanna-be guitarist.
Sadly, that would be the last time we would see that fine lineup. I still love music at San Jose Civic Auditorium. It's a great venue to hear music. I like the acoustics and never feel too far from the stage.
I was there on 23/11/75 It was all a bit confusing as due to a minor injury (to Hillage?) we were told that gong would be playing 2nd heading to Clearlight,. Whatever, in the end members of both bands did a combined jam for the finale, but it was just a cocophany of over amplified noise to my youthful ears. Most notable moments were Hillage on guitar (if it was actually him, I’d had a few pints by then) when he eventually made an appearance as he appeared to get high on his own sounds if you could separate them out . Then the blissful relative silence I think it may have been Babaloni Yoni who leaned towards the crowd and struck her triangle with a single note (to clear the energy channels perhaps). I prefer listening from their apparently well recorded period LPs, but would love to see Hillage doing his solo glissando guitar thing today.
BEST concert I have ever been to in my life!! On spot music and vocals PLUS a rotating stage! What a marvelous venue! And what an inspiration to me and my songwriting. I have written over 1200 songs all because of GL and his poetic and heart-filled music. Truly the greatest of all time.
I was stationed at Great Lakes in “75” and was able to attend this CLASSIC show. Rush opened the show prior to Neal Pert. Lou Reed hit the stage and the left side erupted into an all out brawl. Then I witnessed Lou Reed SLAM on stage. What an absolutely CLASSIC rock show it was. I’m 69 now and still remember this show like it was yesterday!!! Long live R&R !!!
My first festival. I’d just turned 17. My dad let me go even though my mum was in hospital…. As long as I visited her before I went. The hospital was full of people from the festival who had either overdosed or were hurt from falls, fights or who knows what. It was an odd mix of music, the first day was punk and rock and then day two was laid back stuff like Fairport Convention and AWB but most people had bought the two day ticket so the hippies we’re going to be subjected to the Stranglers (who were amazing) And the punks/rockers we’re going to be subjected to groups like Fairport Convention… who I’d never even heard of at that time. It wasn’t my kind of music back then but I love it now and hearing them brings me back to lying on the grass staring at the sky and chatting with my big sis who passed away in 2007 when she was 49.
First concert I ever went to, was 15 years old, absolutely set my music trend to this day, now use there Live And Dangerous album to relive these concerts.
My wife and I attended that concert fantastic. It was our first time seeing a Rock legend. We still talk about it all these years later. I tell everyone I was in the same room as Eric Clapton.
This was a great concert. It was my first concert after I had move to San Jose from NY. I went to see Dave Mason and was blown away by Huey Lewis ans The News. At that time they were a local San Francisco band.
I remember it being soooo laid back. Everyone was friendly and sharing joints, even while we were waiting in line to get in. This was such a change from what I was used to in NY.
It was a great way to get introduced to California and Huey went on to be huge. This concert is not list on Huey 's concert page
The Fronton show with Andy Gibb was spectacular. We had primo seats due to a friend of his manager. His costume that night was skin tight satin pants ('natch) and his matching satin shirt was instantly besotted. Then the moisture started heading south closer and closer and the anxiety level in our group spiked. His people got him a costume change for when his brothers all came out and they blew the roof off the place. An amazing night!
