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JoeForan

JoeForan has seen 3 artists across 4 concerts over 4 days, plus 1 festival across 1 edition. Every number on this page came out of something they logged themselves.

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Statistics

Concerts per year · 4 concerts in all
  • '75

Gold marks the year they went out the most - 1975, with 4 concerts over 4 days.

  • Concerts logged 4
  • Different artists 3
  • Days at a show 4
  • Festivals · editions 1 · 1
  • Venues 3
  • Cities · countries 3 · 1
  • First logged night 29 Jun 1975
  • Most recent night 31 Aug 1975

Milestones

  • First concert Lynyrd Skynyrd
  • First festival Florida Jam 1975 festival
  • 3 concerts
  • 3 artists
  • First concert rated ZZ Top
  • First review The Allman Brothers Band
  • 3 concerts reviewed
  • 3 concerts rated

Newest first

Every concert they logged

4 concerts

The ones they keep going back to

Who they have seen

3 artists · most seen first

1 festival, 1 edition between them

Festivals they went to

Marked as attended, which is separate from the individual nights above - a festival can be in this list with none of its concerts logged.

3 cities · 1 country

Where they have been

Circle size is concerts logged
  • Concerts logged
  • Festival cities
  • Tickets ahead

The busiest is New Orleans with 2 concerts.


The rooms

3 reviews · 3 ratings, averaging 80%

What they wrote

  • The Allman Brothers Band 60% Mercedes-Benz Superdome, New Orleans · 31 Aug 1975
    “Long concert on a concrete floor. CDB, MTB and Wet Willie also”
  • ZZ Top 100% Florida Jam 1975 festival, Tampa · 05 Jul 1975
    “I was there. Tampa State Fairgrounds. Tickets were $10. ZZ Top, Johnny Winter, Marshall Tucker, Ozark Mountain Daredevils, Atlanta Rhythm Section, Pure Prairie League, War & Kiss. (Kiss was pretty unknown outside NYC at that time) It was a southern rock era concert but War and Kiss were there. Very…”

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  • The Allman Brothers Band Mercedes-Benz Superdome, New Orleans · 30 Aug 1975
    “I was there. The floor was concrete and hard. by the time the Allman Bros came on we were beat, it was a long concert...seems like it was 12 hours in all. They announced at some point that the crowd size was 100,000+ and that it was the biggest indoor concert ever in North America at that time. Here…”

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