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Live music - what have you seen?

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I saw The Killers (with death from above supporting) in a pub in Northampton on their first EP tour

It was quite funny as they all for a drink after and the majority of the killers are tee total but DFA were right pissheads lol

I saw arctic monkeys on their first ever tour too

I saw Stereolab reform for a song, which felt like a big moment at the time but they reformed a few years later hahaahha

I was meant to see Broadcast but then Trish sadly died, i was meant to see them again (in a form) a few years later, for a one off gig, but James broke down a few days before and it got cancelled :(
I remember seeing Death from Above 1979 - one of the loudest shows I've been to. They make a huge sound for a duo.
 
I made a list about 10 years ago of all the shows I saw (or could remember). I used to really like going to concerts/shows in high school/college, but pretty much stopped going in my mid-20s. So this is basically a list between the ages of 13-26 or so.

Michael Hedges (91)
Sun Ra (90)
Frank Zappa (88)
R.E.M. (83, 85, 87)
The Who (88)
Pink Floyd (88)
U2 (86)
The Who (88)
Rush (84, 85, 86)
The Grateful Dead (88)
The Power Station (86)
The Thompson Twins (85)
Chicago (87)
Naked Raygun (85, 86, 87, 88)
Dead Milkmen (86)
The Ramones (86)
Elvis Costello (90)
Nick Lowe (90)
Violent Femmes (85)
The Flaming Lips (91, 93, 97)
Trip Shakespeare (90, 91, 92)
Culture (91)
The Itals (91)
Mighty Diamonds (91)
Alpha Blondie (92)
General Public (86)
Psychadelic Furs (85)
The Pretenders (87)
Iggy Pop (87)
Jethro Tull (87)
Jane's Addiction (91-lallapalloza)
Smashing Pumpkins (90, 92)
Sonic Youth (87, 92)
Public Enemy (92)
Pearl Jam (92)
Reverend Horton Heat (93)
Afghan Whigs (94)
Firehose (93)
The Fall (87)
Wire (87)
The Buzzcocks (88)
INXS (86)
Oingo Boingo (87)
Stevie Ray Vaughn (88)
Herbie Hancock (86)
Miles Davis (87)
Dexter Gordon (85)
Donovan (87)
Siouxsie and the Banshees (91-lallapalloza)
Rollins Band (91-lallapalloza)
The Residents (91, 93)
David Byrne (90)
Bob Dylan (87)
They Might be Giants (97)
Steve Miller (86)
The Smiths (86)
Red Hot Chili Peppers (92)
Roger Waters (88)
Phish (90)
Nine Inch Nails (91-lallapalloza)
Butthole Surfers (91-lallapalloza)
Living Color (91-lallapalloza)
OMD (87)
Brand New Heavies (94)
Poi Dog Pondering (92)
Liz Phair (93)
Cheap Trick (83)
Stan Getz (88)
Henry Rollins (86)
Ace !
 
Seen a few, but cba thinking through them all.

Off to see Blur this Sat at Wembley

Got tickets for Slowdive for October

Got tickets for Foofighters for 2024
i was a bit gutted when they announced Paul Weller as the support for Blur on Sunday. For the Saturday we’ve got Self Esteem and Jockstrap to look forward to, not a fan of either.
 

Here's my list of live acts seen... in no particular order
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Thin Lizzy
Hawkwind
Emerson, Lake and Palmer - twice
PFM
Rory Gallagher
Eric Clapton - more times than I can remember
Santana
Blondie
Bruce Springsteen - four times
Noel Gallaghers' High Flying Birds
Celine Dion - three times
Fleetwood Mac
Neil Diamond
The Hollies - three times
Wishbone Ash - three times
Stevie Winwood
Barry Manilow and Dolly Parton - separate gigs my missus wanted to see
The Doobie Brothers
Crawler
The Eagles - twice
The Illegal Eagles
Kasabian
Bryan Adams
Elvis
Gordon Giltrap
David Bowie
Focus
The Aussie Pink Floyd
Dr.Hook and the Medicine Show
10cc
Bellamy Brothers
Cat Stevens
Bob Dylan
Tangerine Dream
Nils Lofgren
 

The Glasronbury thread was fun, so let's bring it into every day life...let's talk about live music and what we've seen/have coming up.

I saw Pulp at Castlefield Bowl tonight. Proper bucket list band for me, they were brilliant!

Going to London for Bruce Springsteen and Blur on Saturday and Sunday this coming weekend...
I was there with you last night... Fantastic performance
 
I made a list about 10 years ago of all the shows I saw (or could remember). I used to really like going to concerts/shows in high school/college, but pretty much stopped going in my mid-20s. So this is basically a list between the ages of 13-26 or so.

Michael Hedges (91)
Sun Ra (90)
Frank Zappa (88)
R.E.M. (83, 85, 87)
The Who (88)
Pink Floyd (88)
U2 (86)
The Who (88)
Rush (84, 85, 86)
The Grateful Dead (88)
The Power Station (86)
The Thompson Twins (85)
Chicago (87)
Naked Raygun (85, 86, 87, 88)
Dead Milkmen (86)
The Ramones (86)
Elvis Costello (90)
Nick Lowe (90)
Violent Femmes (85)
The Flaming Lips (91, 93, 97)
Trip Shakespeare (90, 91, 92)
Culture (91)
The Itals (91)
Mighty Diamonds (91)
Alpha Blondie (92)
General Public (86)
Psychadelic Furs (85)
The Pretenders (87)
Iggy Pop (87)
Jethro Tull (87)
Jane's Addiction (91-lallapalloza)
Smashing Pumpkins (90, 92)
Sonic Youth (87, 92)
Public Enemy (92)
Pearl Jam (92)
Reverend Horton Heat (93)
Afghan Whigs (94)
Firehose (93)
The Fall (87)
Wire (87)
The Buzzcocks (88)
INXS (86)
Oingo Boingo (87)
Stevie Ray Vaughn (88)
Herbie Hancock (86)
Miles Davis (87)
Dexter Gordon (85)
Donovan (87)
Siouxsie and the Banshees (91-lallapalloza)
Rollins Band (91-lallapalloza)
The Residents (91, 93)
David Byrne (90)
Bob Dylan (87)
They Might be Giants (97)
Steve Miller (86)
The Smiths (86)
Red Hot Chili Peppers (92)
Roger Waters (88)
Phish (90)
Nine Inch Nails (91-lallapalloza)
Butthole Surfers (91-lallapalloza)
Living Color (91-lallapalloza)
OMD (87)
Brand New Heavies (94)
Poi Dog Pondering (92)
Liz Phair (93)
Cheap Trick (83)
Stan Getz (88)
Henry Rollins (86)

Jealous of Smashing Pumpkins 90 and 92. Would have liked to have seen them a little later around Siamese dream release though Gish is a decent album.

Favourite act for me was faith no more around 15 years ago. Mike Patton one of the most charismatic frontmen around. When Out of Nowhere came on everyone went mad.
 
That said, these are bands I do remember.

AC/DC. (Obvs)
Def Leppard
Motorhead
Stranglers
The Cure
The Cult
Stones
Aswad
J Geils Band
Rush
Genesis
Page & Plant
David Lee Roth
Scorpians
Saxon
Girls School
Ian Gillan
Uriah Heep
Ozzy
Stray Cats
Don McLean
SLF
The Damned
Big Country
Big Audio Dynamite
Meat Loaf
Dylan
UB40
Pretenders
Santanna
Michael Jackson
Kim Wilde
Maiden
Vardis
Budgie
Tank(?)
Billy Joel

Must be tons of rock bands in the Saxon mould that I have forgotten.

edit. Oh, Siouxse and the Banjees. (sic)

edit#2. UFO, MSG, The Manics.
 
i was a bit gutted when they announced Paul Weller as the support for Blur on Sunday. For the Saturday we’ve got Self Esteem and Jockstrap to look forward to, not a fan of either.
I was also !!

Always thought Sat would be the bigger nights of the 2. You going also?
 
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