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Old 06-30-2015, 08:43 AM
 
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I guess I broke the thread
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Old 06-30-2015, 06:38 PM
 
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Not that many, but from what I can remember:

Janet Jackson 2x
'N Sync (opened for Janet)
Maxwell
Tori Amos
Hanson 3x (soon to be 4x)
New Kids on the Block 3x

So yeah, it's a short list. There may have been other performers/opening acts at these concerts that I didn't mention because I didn't care about seeing them.
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Old 06-30-2015, 07:10 PM
 
Location: California
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I don't know how many or how I could count individual bands from music festivals and Day On The Green's back in the day. It must be over 100 bands seen though.

My first proper concert was The Beach Boys at the Oakland Coliseum in 1974 when I was 15. My most recently was Paul McCartney (3rd time) closing out Candlestick Park last year. There have been a few classic rock cover bands since them but I won't count those.

My favorite was The Who, hands down.
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Old 07-01-2015, 09:08 AM
 
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Too many to list.....
But the unforgettable ones:

John Mayer (more than a few times)
Bruce Springsteen (same as above)
Jason Mraz

And Maroon 5 surprisingly, lol
Saw them when they first started & no one was really paying attention to them as they were opening....

Fantastic performance
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Old 07-01-2015, 05:36 PM
 
Location: North Texas
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Just one, and it was fairly recent: Ed Sheeran. But I will be attending a Sam Smith one at the same venue in August.
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Old 07-13-2015, 12:57 AM
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Tina Turner
Cyndi Lauper ( opened for Tina Turner)
Patti Labelle
Rolling Stones (3x, all at Dodger Stadium)
Michael Jackson
Daley ( I just saw him in June 2015. He was 3 hours and 43 minutes late but he sounds just like the record)
the Belle Brigade (at Amoeba Records, better than the record)
Al Green ( clowned while singing Love and Happiness, I hated it)
Aretha Franklin ( she pointed at the sky for the high notes)
Shirley Jones ( for a school assignment)
Marlena Shaw ( she was saucy)
Brenda Russell ( very forgettable)
Marvin Winans
Rick's Jambrosia (a local band in Los Angeles)
Caetano Veloso ( wondrous Brazilian singer)
Cesaria Evora( so grateful to have seen her, she died not long after)
Angela Bofill
Bobby Lyle ( double- billed with Angela Bofill)

Those are all I can think of. I want to see quite a few Brazilian singers: Gilberto Gil,Seu Jorge,Marisa Monte,Preta Gil,Milton Nascimento,Djavan and Ivan Lins. I would love to see the Rolling Stones and Caetano Veloso again.
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Old 07-15-2015, 06:14 PM
 
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About 25 of acts you probably recognize and 35 from unknown artists, such as
Roger Wendy and Sam
Bob Musial
Legal Aliens
Annie B and the Vagabonds
The Flat Cats
Hot Ice
Tin Horse
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Old 07-15-2015, 10:37 PM
 
Location: Silver Spring, MD/Washington DC
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I've really started going to A LOT more concerts in the last four months, and especially the last month. Shows since late March (only headliners listed) include:

*Torche
*Manic Street Preachers
*Stone Temple Pilots (God, the guy from Linkin Park sucked, though he tried his best to fill Scott Weiland's shoes)
*Mac McCaughan (really good show by the Superchunk front man at the intimate Black Cat backstage)
*Richard Thompson (second time I saw him live, and like the first time I saw him, he was great)
*Morrissey
*Mission of Burma (I have a feeling that was the last time I'll see them; I'm glad I got to see them live three different times)
*Foo Fighters (day-long, nine act concert at RFK Stadium on Independence Day - long but fun show)
*Devils Walk as Saints (local DC band)
*MOURN (really promising, very young group from Spain)
*Night Kitchen (another local DC band, though I liked the opener from Frederick, Heavy Lights, better)

I plan on seeing Cracker, Dinosaur Jr. (I'll bring my ear plugs this time), and Interpol before the end of July.
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Old 07-16-2015, 12:51 AM
 
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Not in any order
Rolling Stones
Jefferson Airplane,
Jefferson Starship, couple years ago small venue
Peter Paul & Mary, 3 times
Mary Travers, in a small club
Pink Floyd, in the 70,s
Brit Floyd. A Pink Floyd trubute group
Echos of Pompei, Local PF tribute group
The Who,
Jethro Tull
Ian Anderson.
Barry Manilow
Roger Whittaker
Michael Bolton
Moody Blues, 3 times
Melanie, In the 70's and more recently a small club
Chicago
The Letterman, at Sea World, wife likes them.
Joe Cocker,
Donna Summer,
Sheena Easton
Laura Branigan
Hall & Oats. got free tickets
A rock oldies show, The Turtles, Buckinghams, Jan & Dean, & Some I forgot
A disco oldies show, Gloria Gaynor, Donna Summer & some I don't remember
Arrival, ABBA tribute show from Sweden
That's all I can remember
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Old 07-16-2015, 06:05 AM
 
Location: LV
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Michael Jackson
Hall and Oats
Swing out Sister
MC Hammer
Phil Collins
Angela Bofill
Seawind
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