What's the last gig that you went to?

[70sProgFan]

A three band special!
Nottingham Rock City, Monday 13th February, 2023

Phil Campbell and the Bastard Sons
(Review here)



Michael Monroe
(Review here)



Black Star Riders
(Review here)

 

[dr wu]

I posted in the 'what was the last concert you watched' thread.
I saw Plant and Krause in Indianapolis in june 2022.
I'm 71 and unless its a really important show I don't do the driving anymore to get there. Ive seen many acts over the last 50 years. We don't have any good local rock venues anymore and I have to drive to Chicago or Indy and it can be a pain in the a** with traffic, costs, etc.
We saw the Moody Blues in 2016 before they tore down the local big rock venue in my area for reconstruction.

 

[Saiyan Rocker]

Last Concert I saw was Journey/Toto.

Toto killed it, I loved it. They rocked the house.

Journey was okay, the new singer was just okay, not the best. I felt we over payed for the show, honestly.

6/10 (Toto made the rating higher, I wish they would have done more)

 

[Saiyan Rocker]

Just got back in town (had to go out of town (Atlanta)) to see Stevie Nicks!

She blew me away. Such an epic performance.

P.S. A few days before we left, she announced she would be coming to my town, but we already had our tickets. Been holding on to them, since February!

 

[Mannie]

I saw Sir Paul McCartney performing back in 2016.

 

[BeatleMatt]

An outdoor show with:
Daisy Grenade
Royal and The Serpent
Alkaline Trio
Fall Out Boy

I’m not a great fan of any of these bands but we had a great time despite this fact.

Before the show, a David Bowie song was played in a rotation of others. My young daughter recognized his voice which gave me the chance to brag, “I’ve seen David Bowie sing this song on this stage, 30 years ago.”
She was not impressed.

 

[Nai Noswad]

Just seen Kraftwerk in a medieval Castle - utter brilliance!

 

[Saiyan Rocker]

August 11th Candlebox/3 Doors Down
August 12th Offspring/Sum 41/Simple Plan
August 18th Lindsey Stirling

LOVED all these performances!

 

[CrazyConnie]

It was a Great White and Jackyl concert
in Springfield, Mo.

Don't remember what year, but it was Fathers
Day.

 

[BeatleMatt]

Filter, Ministry, Alice Cooper, Rob Zombie.
I’m not really a fan of Filter or Alice Cooper. Alice played all his songs that I know and perhaps three I’m not familiar with. He definitely had the best musicians of anyone on stage that night. This was my first time seeing any of these bands live. Ministry and Rob Zombie had my toes tapping. I expected Rob to be much louder with more guitar and electronics effects. Like that wall of guitars and synthesizer sound in most of his songs.
I’m glad we went.