What was the last concert/show you saw?

[Julie in the rv mirror]

Originally Posted by LucyK!

Good set list?!

Yep!

1. CLAMPDOWN (Clash Cover)
2. Badlands
3. Johnny 99
4. STAND ON IT
5. Seven Nights To Rock
6. High Hopes
7. Just Like Fire Would
8. Hungry Heart
9. I WANNA BE WITH YOU (Request)
10. Back In Your Arms
11. Wrecking Ball
12. The Promised Land
13. Youngstown
14. Lonesome Day
15. Mary's Place
16. The Ghost of Tom Joad
17. Radio Nowhere
18. The Rising
19. Land of Hope and Dreams
******
20. The Promise (Solo piano)
21. The Wall
22. Born in the USA
23. Light of Day w/ J.Grushecky
24. Frankie Fell in Love
25. Born To Run
26. Dancing in the Dark
27. Tenth Avenue Freeze Out
28. Shout
******
29. Dream Baby Dream

Fun, rocking show, with a few stunners thrown in for good measure- "Back in Your Arms" (sigh!), and I finally got "The Promise".

An absolute highlight is the pairing of "The Wall" with "Born in the U.S.A."- brilliant! http://youtu.be/8U6Dvv2u1Ac

Although, my best "Holy Shit" moment this tour so far happened last week in Nashville:

YouTube Video

[JarethD]

Was going to see Within Temptation....but decided to go see Arthur Brown instead, brilliant night that man can still hit quite a lot of the notes he could in the 60's which surprised me.

[MarkS]

Tom Jones.... Awesome

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[Cherry.Loaf]

Patti Russo on the 19th! I'm still dazed

[JennaG]

Grumpy Old Women on 25th April

It was an amazingly funny show, definitely money well spent.

[Cherry.Loaf]

Courtney Love- Mon May 19th
Katy Perry-Tuesday May 20th

[melon]

I saw Jeff Dunham a couple of weeks ago, he was great. I hurt so much from laughing....

[nozza]

tonights the night rod stewert musical nice fun show

[Julie in the rv mirror]

I saw Joe Grushecky and the Houserockers in Pittsburgh; some guy named Bruce opened for them. They must have really liked him, because they kept him on stage for most of the show, and even played some of his songs. One of them was called "Hearts of Stone" or something- a guy named Ed (I think) played the saxophone: http://youtu.be/ehMjgM5Z2oA

They let the Bruce guy close the show, too- I really liked the song, I think it was called "Incident on 57th Street": http://youtu.be/3ZFBn1Vx9iQ

The show was great, and they did it all over again the next night, with different songs.


I'm going to see Barry Gibb tonight!

Originally Posted by melon

I saw Jeff Dunham a couple of weeks ago, he was great. I hurt so much from laughing....

Jeff is great! I have an Achmed bobble-head at home.

[wolfy35]

Afraid it was some time ago..

Five Finger Death Punch LG arena Birmingham Dec 5 2013 and was floored when Priest's Rob Halford joined them on stage for Lift me up.

I am making up for a lack of live music so far this year however.
Download, Hellfest, Sonisphere, Pearl Jam, Electric daisy carnival, Wacken & Bloodstock shall all have me this year

[Monstro]

As a Birthday surprise I had tickets to the final night of We Will Rock You at the Dominion theatre London. A twelve year run was ended after over 7.3 million people had been through the doors with Brian May and Roger Taylor joining the cast for encore renditions of Bohemian Rhapsody and The Show Must Go On.

To be honest this was an amazing night so full of emotion, seen the show a few times after MLUKFC's rock for 3 days in May saw a few of us seeing this sandwiched between two Meat shows but this topped them all.

Pic after the speeches, may release the encore vids at some point as well

[Monstro]

Dolly Parton................worth every penny and a few more, brilliant

[AndyK]

Originally Posted by Monstro

Dolly Parton................worth every penny and a few more, brilliant

Ditto

[Adje]

Andre Rieu at the Vrijthof. 3,5 hours of fantastic music and show.

[Breeze]

Willie Nelson's 4th July Picnic. It is at Billy Bob's Stockyard's in ft. Worth Texas.. Willie did not go on stage until 9:45 pm . We opted to arrived late and miss the rest to the acts and just see Willie.

[AndyK]

Saw the amazing, multi-instrumental Jake Clemons last night. The guy is incredible, can sing, play the guitar, piano and of course the saxophone and he can work a crowd, not only that he is the most genuine humble, soulful man you could wish to meet. I defy anyone to not have a good time at one of his shows.

His band were incredible too, the bass player was out this world with a stunning bass solo at the end of the show. Got meet Jake afterwards, so that's two of the extended E Street band ticked off the list!

[anotherday]

James Taylor.

Going to see Garth Brooks Saturday. Can't WAIT!!!!

[Julie in the rv mirror]

Originally Posted by AndyK

Got meet Jake afterwards, so that's two of the extended E Street band ticked off the list!

Who's the other?

I had a chance to meet Ed Manion last May, but I decided not to bother him.

[AndyK]

Originally Posted by Julie in the rv mirror

Who's the other?

Nils had the chance to meet us a couple of years ago when he toured solo over here, and he took it.

[tonyloaf]

Andy would it be ok to get you to sign my t shirt one day?

[Sebastian.]

IMO the Andy and Lucy meet and greets are never worth the money. Take the piss out of you for bein a hard working RAF Airman.

[AndyK]

Originally Posted by tonyloaf

Andy would it be ok to get you to sign my t shirt one day?

Of course, have you paid?

[AndyK]

Originally Posted by Sebastian.

IMO the Andy and Lucy meet and greets are never worth the money. Take the piss out of you for bein a hard working RAF Airman.

You could have finished that post 7 words earlier and it would be just as accurate.

[tonyloaf]

Originally Posted by AndyK

Of course, have you paid?

Yes and received my email to confirm

[Monstro]

Originally Posted by Sebastian.

IMO the Andy and Lucy meet and greets are never worth the money.

Funny that, is that why you didn't turn up for the last one??????

Originally Posted by Sebastian.

Take the piss out of you for bein a hard working RAF Airman.

Too easy, wayyyyyyyyyyyyyyy too easy