How many concerts have YOU seen? (singing, classic, Rolling Stones, group)
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That's their slogan, Primus sucks lol. They were great. Buckethead opened up.
The first time I saw the Peppers, Smashing Pumpkins and Pearl Jam opened. SP and PJ were unknown at that point, Pearl Jam were handing out free cassettes!
That's pretty awesome! I remember liking songs by Primus as a kid/teen. But it never seemed to cross over into getting the album. I should work on that.
My problem is, I can never really make a Pandora station for the "rock" songs I like. I generally like funk or jazz influenced rock. A little harder to pin down on the playlist.
Not sure if I've hit 50. See how it goes. Best concert ever was RHCP, Nirvana, and Pearl Jam back in 91. Ok...to the list...and in no particular order...
1. RHCP
2. Nirvana
3. Pearl Jam
4. Soundgarden
5. Alice in Chains
6. Neil Young
7. Smashing Pumpkins
8. Foo Fighters
9. The Pixies
10. Sonic Youth
11. Judy Collins
12. Our Lady Peace
13. Local H
14. Screaming Trees
15. TAD
16. SuperChunk
17. The Rolling Stones
18. Jane's Addiction
19. The Nixons
20. CSNY
21. Mudhoney
22. The Breeders
23. Dinosaur Jr.
24. Weezer
25. Eddie Vedder
Many hundreds. I have a shoebox full of ticket stubs from the early 70's of groups I couldn't remember seeing the next day. Best three concerts were Pink Floyd ay Syrian Mosque in Pittsburgh, Doors at Madison Square Garden, the Who at Westchester County Center. I remember those concerts...
Blue Oyster Cult over 50Xs one of the hardest touring bands from the 70s still do 80 shows a year. Last saw em in Kokomo In July 4th weekend. Besides that lots Ill try
REO Speedwagon 5x
Nugent/Damn Yanks 3X
Poison3X
BTO3X
The Who
Rolling Stones
Doobie Bros
Nazereth
Marshal Tucker 3X
Styx (Grand Illusion)
Joan Jett
America
Stevie Nicks/Joe Walsh
Tom Petty
Van halen
KC Sunchine band
ozzy
Black Crows
Pink Floyd
Supertramp
Judas Priest
Peter Frampton
Pearl Jam
Collective Soul 3x
Foghat
Kid Rock
Skid Row
Journey3x
Def Lepard
Paul Revere & raiders
barry Manilow
The tubes
the only people i have seen live were Jimmy Swaggart during the 1990 camp meeting at family worship center in baton rouge all 7 nights and this one female singer who played guitar and sang folk songs at school in 1992 cant remember her name my parents did see lawrence welk and also the carpenters in the 70s live too
Last edited by danderson400; 06-25-2015 at 04:21 PM..
I'll just do ones I remember, my total list would probably be several pages
Wilco 7x
Pearl Jam 6x
Kasabian 5x
Garbage 5x
Elbow 4x
Doves 3x
Coldplay 3x
Radiohead 4x
Lucinda Williams 4x
My Morning Jacket 4x
U2 4x
Sleater-Kinney 3x
Depeche Mode 3x
Spoon 3x
The Cure 3x
Arcade Fire 3x
Afghan Whigs 3x
Air 2x
Fleetwood Mac
Roger Waters (The Wall and Dark Side of the Moon)
Prince
Rolling Stones
Paul McCartney
The Pixies
Paul Simon (at 9:30 Club, awesome!)
Mogwai
Nirvana
Soundgarden
Alice in Chains
PJ Harvey
Boston
Bush
No Doubt
Flaming Lips
Aimee Mann
Sufjan Stevens
BRMC
Daft Punk
Underworld
Massive Attack
Portishead
PIL
NIN
Ministry
Tool
Rush
Mazzy Star
Camera Obscura
Underworld
Beastie Boys
Cheap Trick
Van Halen
Sonic Youth
The Who
Tori Amos
RHCP
Local H
Weezer
The Breeders
Midnight Oil
INXS
The Catherine Wheel
James
Nick Cave and Bad Seeds
Joan Jett
Last edited by david0966; 06-25-2015 at 04:44 PM..
These are all the national acts I've seen, seen about 100 or so local shows too. Most of these national shows were seen between 2008 and 2014
James Taylor
Elton John
America
Aerosmith
Jimmie Vaughn
Bob Dylan
Green Day
Blue Oyster Cult
Kaiser Chiefs
Weezer
Foo Fighters
The Who
REO Speedwagon
Fiction Plane
The Fratellis
Incubus
Ben Harper & The Innocent Criminals
Beastie Boys
The Police
Modest Mouse
Matisyahu
Yeah Yeah Yeah's
Interpol
The Smashing Pumpkins
Bruce Springsteen
Sum41
James Taylor (second time)
Billy Joel
Elton John (second time)
Snoop Dogg
Modest Mouse
Black Keys
Dave Matthews Band
Trey Anastasio
John Mayer
Phil Lesh & Friends
Allman Brothers Band
Bob Weir & Ratdog
Moe.
Davy Knowles & Backdoor Slam
Lotus
Brett Dennen
G Love & The Special Sauce
Damien Marley & Nas
STS9
String Cheese Incident
Jackie Green
The Dead
Umpreys Mcgee
Toots and The Maytals
Matisyahu (second time)
Willie Nelson
Bob Dylan
Dave Matthews Band(second)
Green Day (second)
Dave Matthews Band (3rd)
Ben Folds
Fleet Foxes
Kings of Leon
Phish
Moe. (2nd)
Damien Marley & Nas
Michael Franti
Flaming Lips
Jimmy Cliff
The Dead Weather
Stevie Wonder
John Butler Trio
John Fogerty
Zac Brown Band
Dave Matthews Band (4th)
Levon Helm
Dave Matthews Band (5th)
Dave Matthews Band (6th)
Dark Star Orchestra
Femi Kuti
Umprey's Mcgee (2nd)
Cornmeal
Furthur
Dr. Dog
George Clinton & Parliament Funkadelic
Widespread Panic
My Morning Jacket
Ben Folds (2nd)
The Decemberists
The Low Anthem
Iron & Wine
Bela Fleck & The Flecktones
Grace Potter
Ray Lamontagne
My Morning jacket
Alison Krauss & Union Station
Mumford & Sons
Buffalo Springfield
String Cheese Incident
Bruce Hornsby
Robert Plant & The Band of Joy
Yes
Fleet Foxes (2nd)
Dark Star Orchestra (2nd)
Paul McCartney
Ziggy Marley
Paul Simon
The Black Keys (2nd)
Levon Helm
Dave Matthews Band (7th)
The Shins
Radiohead
Dark Star Orchestra (3rd)
Dave Matthews Band (8th)
Santana
Furthur (2nd)
Furthur (3rd)
Bob Weir w/ Hornsby & Marsalis
Phil Lesh & Friends (2nd)
The Flaming Lips
The Wood Brothers
Dark Star Orchestra (4th)
The Allman Brothers Band (2nd)
Band of Horses
My Morning Jacket
Bill Kreutzman's 7 Walkers
Bruce Hornsby
Mickey Hart
Moe. (3rd)
Terrapin Flyer
Dr. Dog
Umphreys McGee (3rd)
Old Crow Medicine Show
Taj Mahal
Dave Matthews Band (9th)
Bob Weir & Ratdog (2nd)
Railroad earth (2nd)
Yonder mountain string band
Greensky bluegrass
Wood brothers (2nd)
Umphreys mcgee
String cheese incident
Phil lesh & friends (3rd)
Del McCoury
Taj Mahal (2nd)
Grateful Grass
Wilco
Bill Kreutzman's All Star Band
Allman Brothers Band (3rd)
Steve winwood
Widespread panic
Chris robinson brotherhood
Tedeschi trucks band
Willie nelson (2nd)
Railroad Earth (3rd)
My Morning Jacket (4th)
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Really wanted to see Fleetwood Mac earlier in June in ATL
