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“Jonny's concert was fantastic!! It was intimate, and rockin' at the same time!! The way he plays with sound, and feels every single chord he plays brings me to tears!! ” -
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Jonny Lang concert
“Amazing! It's the 3rd time I've seen them this year. Twice at Download & now at the Thekla. I was pleased to have met them at a signing in CArdiff earlier this year too. Such a friendly amazing group of people.” -
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Anathema concert
“I always enjoy shows at Sprint and this was my second Enrique concert there. It was amazing and so was the meet and greet! Thanks so much for an awesome day in my life!” -
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Enrique Iglesias concert
“few days after that concert i'm still in euphoria :) AMAZING BAND, amazing... finally i caught them live, & not for the last time!!!!!! LOVE PEARL JAM :D ” -
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Pearl Jam concert
“The Concert was absolutely wonderful, he is so talented, he deserves an award for his show. It was a great mix of his newer, and older music. He is so in to his music, that it makes fir a great performance.” -
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Phillip Phillips concert
“It was the first time that I had seen you perform (at The Leopard, Doncaster) last night and I thought it was fantastic. My nephew, Tony, and I will definitely be coming to see you again. Keep up the good works you guys. Well done. x” -
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Albany Down concert
“I mean perfection? I don't think I can say that about anything but this was the most enjoyable kids show I have seen in a long while - perhaps since last year's!” -
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Imagination Movers concert
“Horrible seats. I thought the first row would be awesome.... Couldn't see anything. I'm so disappointed. One of the worst concert experiences I've had. Wouldn't go back. ” -
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Styx concert
“Neko and Kelly sounded amazing, and the band was tight on on time. Played a nice mix of songs from the new album and past albums. The best show I've seen in a LONG time. I will definitely go when they come around again. ” -
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Neko Case concert
“Always a great pleasure to see and hear Joan Baez live. My 4th concert!
Read my full review in French here:
http://le-monde-en-nous.fr/2014/10/03/joan-baez-lolympia-lautomne-paris/” -
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Joan Baez concert
That was my second Madonna's concert... It was a great show but still my least favorite tour until this day. First and this is not Madonna's fault but the Olympic Stadium was built for sports not music. It was unfortunately, very echo ! But still, it's a Madonna's concert so better than most shows!
We have been fans for many years, but this was the first time we were able to see them in person, such awesome talent, they made you feel like you really mattered. Can't wait to be able to see them again, Texican Rock N Roll forever
Awesome talent and sound. I felt the pa equipment could have been better and thought the show was kind of short.
I've seen Against Me! every chance I've gotten since 2004, and I have to say that the energy last night was the highest it's ever been. Laura seemed happier than I've ever seen her, and it added immeasurably to the vibe at the venue.
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.
I have really funny story about the time I saw them live...
It was 1992, I was 18, and fan of Faith no More. Me and a girlfriend went to their concert in Arnhem, Netherlands. Before they came on, they had this band called 'Napalm Death'. I did not know them, but seeing as we wanted to see Faith no More up close, we were right at the front. And then Napalm Death started, and everyone turned wild. We were pushed into the barrier, arms hanging over, and could no longer move. Just imagine these two bewildered teenagers hanging there. And then I saw the members of Faith no More, standing to the side, pointing at us and screaming with laughter... I was mortified!
(We got hauled out by a security guy, but not before my friend had already strained her ribcage. I was lucky, mine was just blue)
So much for being really cool rock chicks! ????
I remember Mike Patton being an arse and spitting one of the security guys on his head from up above on the stage.
Still love their music, though!
It was an opportunity of a lifetime. Will never forget being there that day at the Human Rights Concert in Harare, 1988. The only sad part was 20,000 South African trekked to Zimbabwe from South Africa which was under apartheid and a few still found time to be racist causing fights at the show fueled by alcohol hidden under armpits. They were not used to being in close proximity to blacks on an equal footing. I was 5’2” aged thirteen and was being jostled in the crowd when Springsteen came on and one man South African adult white male sneered “stop touching me” with a disgusted look on his face. He said this while still shaking and being jostled by white people around him, but I was the only black near him and he decided to pick on me. Go figure.
