REPENT!!! LAST Rock concert you went to???

Mine: U2's PopMart world tour, 1998.

Bonnie Raitt and CS&N next week (Dean fundraiser).

End of August.

Except I saw them in Seattle. Great show. I can't wait to see Malkmus at a much smaller club on Saturday night.

East Troy Wisconsin. I was about 15 feet in front of Jonny "Jesus Christ" Greenwood. He had blue and white Pony's on:)

but I think the last one I went to was Mason Ruffner at the Pine St. theater in Portland. That or the Goerge Thorogood concert I went to about that same time.

last year in Boston Fleet Center - last row!!

The "Green" tour, I was 50' from the stage. Great work by Stipe & Co.

At the Sutler in Nashville, last week. I'm going to play there agin on Friday night.

Before that, though, it was The Lucky Guns at the End, a week or two ago. There's nobody who could fill an arena I'd be interested in seeing. Club shows are a lot better acoustically, and the bands are a lot better.

I love the Sutler. Naked women on the menus. Crusty old waitresses that give you hell. And that old bar!

Yep, it's the city I'm callin' home for now. Come see my band, The 8th Grade, at the Sutler this friday, 7Blades! Four bands, five bucks, it'll be a hoot. One of the opening bands is Chatanooga's on Up With The Joneses, the finest monster-afro metal band in the south- they put on a killer show....Don't miss it!

but I'm going to see David Bowie on Sunday.

sometime around labor day. or was it Wilco, I forget which order they were.

Was that a reunion sorta thing? Was Brian Ferry included?

"More than this" is still one of my all time faves.

What a friggin awesome show!!!

just a couple months ago :hi:

I saw them this summer in Albany, NY.

Excellent Concert!

But if you count going to hear friends' bands play then that would be Brother Heny two weeks ago. ( www.brotherhenry.com )

Great show. Or wait, I think it was the Smithereens.

My friend produced their last CD. It's great.

"Hi, we're Guster and you have 65 minutews of woos rock to look forward to." They were fantastic. And the best part was it was a free concert. Everybody was singing along and they did all their hits (except Parachute).

i missed their tour stop in albany, i was depressed =(

Project/Object is a Frank Zappa cover band. They are a fine young group of musicians who are dedicated to keeping Franks Music alive.

They are so good, that they are attracting ex-Zappa/Mother of Invention members to either joining their band or their tour. I saw them a month ago, and they had Ike "The Thing Fish" Willis, Napolean Murphy Brock (mid-70's), and Don Preston (from the original Mothers).

BTW - they basically play nothing but small jazz bars. If you like any of Zappa's music, you will definitely like this band. Check them out, as they tour constantly.

Cheers
Drifter

Hammerstein Ballroom, NYC, August 2003. (which only seats 3500)

the show I had the ticket to was on August 14. Got postponed because the power went out all over a couple of hours before. Got rescheduled fortunately.

I guess I'm like you - U2, Pop Mart tour in Seattle. December 1997, I think. Wow - I haven't seen an arena show in forever! :P

I see live music at least 2-3 times a month; just in small clubs and/or bars.

I'm a club kinda guy myself. The last big venue concert for me was Dave Matthews and Robert Randolph this past summer.

:7

Edit - I'm planning on seeing Centro-Matic along with The Damnations this Friday at the Continental Club. Yes, I'll say hi. ;-)

I have to see The Gourds soon. I hope those guys are in New Orleans for jazz fest this year.

I'm toying with the idea of going to MerleFest in North Carolina. I know The Gourds are scheduled there.

in New Orleans this year. It is the last weekend of April and the first weekend of May.

I went first weekend last year. This year we are scheduling vacation to catch both weekends.

:think:

Couple of months ago.

I saw the Rubber City Rebels in Cleveland. The Dictators were the main act, but I walked out on them.

A fewmonths ago. A very fine show -- really talented bunch of women.

Holy cow, can't believe it was taht long ago.

I've been to a lot of bar bands, but Rush was the last bona fide arena rock concert I've been to.

But in the meantime, I've seen two Lou Reed and one Tom Waits operas, so maybe those count?

three weeks ago and Robert Earl Keen two weeks ago. I had family in town last week so I skipped going to any shows last weekend.

Love his new album. Saw him on PBS the other night.

The show was very high energy. The venue was packed and it was a mass of bodies dancing for three hours. I was exhausted when the show was over, but you could not remove the giant smile on my face.

I highly recommend seeing him live when you get the chance.

On the tour for their last album--the name escapes me right now--I saw them twice, once at the beginning and once near the end. Buckcherry, a band I love, opened for the second one. Both were great shows.

Two days in upstate Maine, three sets of prime Phish both days. It was the best concert experience of my life.

On edit: this was last August.

:kick:

All the women, who independent, throw your hands up at me!!!

:)

they play all my favourites.

and with Lacuna, no less! :)

this was back in october

LC are headliners now, and I'm happy :-)

I think I saw Type O with Queensryche, too :shrug:

and it will also be my next! :evilgrin:

n/t

The Fixx. Two years ago in a small room. Before that, Joe Satriani, also in Chicago.

Don't go to shows too much anymore.
The Professor

Eagles - Oct. 2003

Peter Gabriel - April 2003

U2 - Summer 2004

It rained like a mother fucker that night. Like, Vietnam rain. Beautiful lightning in the skies above, though.

or smaller arena show? or club act? Actually, I just saw Robert Randolph three weeks ago in Iowa City, Iowa. Before that, B.B. King at a local theater. Last big arena show(and real hard rock show) was Ronnie James Dio, the alleged Deep Purple(they sucked), and the Scorpions at our local arena. The acoustics are much better at the theater, where I'm going to see Jonny Lang and Indigineous tonight.

at Jazz Fest 1999

We may have danced together....

<ON EDIT> Widespread played a double set show at Jazz Fest last year. The only other artist to get two sets was Dylan. New Orleanians love those guys.

I think that was the first time anyone at JF got two sets. Awesome show.

We may have danced together....

I can't quite get the hang of that dance (DH calls it "The Giving" dance, but I'm not sure what it's actually called). I just know I'm no damned good at it, so I usually just watch :-)

You have to be really stoned to do that dance. I'm very good at it :).

I don't remember '99 being a double set. I was thinking they started that a few years later, but that was many jazz fests ago.

Do you make it to the fest often? I'm a serious fest head. Last year was my 16th jazz fest.

Do you make it to the fest often?

We used to go every year, but we don't make it that often anymore. I reeeaaaalllly wanted to go this year to see Dylan and Panic and Anders Osborne but we couldn't get away. Jazz Fest is my favorite thing to do in New Orleans though. We avoid Mardi Gras like the plague (we stay home and watch it on TV), but the Fest is always fun.

He was great as usual. I remember the first time I heard Anders, it was about four in the morning at Rock n' Bowl and I was wiped out. Anders started playing and I ended up staying at the show until the sun rose. He is one of my favorite unheard of musicians. I'm psyched to meet someone else who has heard him.

I agree about Mardi Gras. I tended bar at Fat Harry's on St. Charles for five years and had all the Mardi Gras one person needs during that time. We never go back for Mardi Gras, but we go to jazz fest every year.

Where do you live? I grew up in LA. I went to high school in Shreveport, college in New Orleans and law school in Baton Rouge.

At the at The Chance, a small club in Poughkeepsie, where the band did a warm up show for BowieNet members for their current Reality Tour. The place only holds about 500 people, it was great! I'll be seeing the stadium version of the tour here in Philly next week.

last year, at some local rat hole.

I was his biggest fan in the 80s .

I literally dreamed Yngwie

I have a guitar pic of his too from a concert .

I also have a shirt on front
Yngwie who ?

on back
Yngwie fucking Malmsteen That's who

Wow it would be a trip to see him again .

I saw about every act worth seeing from the mid\late 60s to the early 70s.Notable exception,the Beatles.
Earle is considered country by many but he really transcends that label.He was really rocking the night I saw him.It was his Jerusalem tour.

I saw about every act worth seeing from the mid\late 60s to the early 70s.Notable exception,the Beatles.
Earle is considered country by many but he really transcends that label.He was really rocking the night I saw him.It was his Jerusalem tour.

I saw about every act worth seeing from the mid\late 60s to the early 70s.Notable exception,the Beatles.
Earle is considered country by many but he really transcends that label.He was really rocking the night I saw him.It was his Jerusalem tour.

I saw about every act worth seeing from the mid\late 60s to the early 70s.Notable exception,the Beatles.
Earle is considered country by many but he really transcends that label.He was really rocking the night I saw him.It was his Jerusalem tour.

and the good Doctor Gonzo was with me at the time too.

one of my first reactions to 9.11 was "the tour! im glad i saw them on sunday."

theyve probably got another album soon i would think. unless they want to continue with the cecieda lifespan album release pattern.

Maynard Keenan wanted to do promote A Perfect Circle, his other band. So, no new album until 2005 or 2006 at the latest :(

1993? Won tickets from a radio station :evilgrin:

Last month. We had a good time.

I was working on a promotion for the release of the Mission Impossible II Soundtrack and had Godsmack scheduled to play at the House of Blues in New Orleans on the day of the album release. The lead singer had a few too many drugs (I'm not sure which drugs) and had to be carried out of the house before the show started. We had to cancel the show and I got to spend the next two months fixing all the problems caused by little Mr. Smack head.

Last "Rock" concert was a reunion tour of Foreiger a few months back, got free tix...been too busy to go to anything else right now.

was the last official "concert" in a venue type concert.

However, 2 weeks ago I saw the Funky Divas of Gospel at the UU Church in Portsmouth. :-)

Last July.

n/t

It was killer. For the final encore song, Ed Vedder put on a George W. Bush mask and sang "War, What is it Good For (absolutely nothing)"

LATERALUS!!!

Summer '02

Fourth of July weekend.

He had the audience rocking.

october 2003

Smirnov Music Center, Dallas, Tx, August 2003

av8rdave

Just this past August. It was fanfuckintastic.

Seen them twice now :bounce:

I have seen them 3 times, starting back in 1987, and they get better with age!

:hi:

They were AWESOME!

B-) <--- Cesar Rosas smiley.

But it's close! :D

MeatLoaf (it was free, and it did not totally suck)

Peter, Paul, and Mary (every year with the kids, but I like it too)

The Dead

...this past summer. I'll tell you what, Axl Rose could learn a few things from Bruce Dickinson...that man is near 50 years old and he RAN around the stage throughout the whole show--never once sounded winded. Amazing and very entertaining show.

three times in november

http://www.stevesongs.com
He's a Boston based children's singer/songwriter and I went to high school with him. This was last week.

My last concert that wasn't kid-related was James Taylor about 3 years ago. (I'm thinking it's time for another one again.)

I haven't been to a rock show in a long while, about a year and a half. :cry:

We were the youngest ones there -- and we ain't too young! Before that it was BOC in a small thearter in town. They were both great

I have heard a lot of live music since then, in clubs and small venues, but that is not what ou were asking, right???

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Took my 13 year old daughter to see Smashing Pumpkins.

In Tempe, AZ about 6 month ago.

:)

...those whose LAST concert was that one. Based on this sampling, I'd say they must have made a ridiculously obscene shitload of money then. :crazy: Edited for proper apostrophing, again.

But can you speak up a bit?

3 Doors Down in Charlotte and just last Sunday, Chicago.

This past Sunday :D.

She rocks! :hippie:

at a little local place.

unfortunately I had to endure Ozzfest to see him. I want to see him in Cleveland on 12/30 but we'll see

Then saw Daniel Lanois at the Roxy in Sep., don't know though if that's rock, but still an incredible musician...

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Wow. I was just talking to a friend about them the other day, remembering seeing them in Manhattan, Kansas around 1971 in what was a more innocent time in some ways.

Great fun!

-- Allen

Three weeks ago.

The closing of the Compaq Center. :cry:

The last DJ......with Jackson Browne

This summer - Free ticket, even.

Awesome show.