What is the best concert you have been to?

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  • Tom Petty!
  • kvalmera
    kvalmera Posts: 129 Member
    Def Leppard in Dallas 1988 oh and KISS in 1983 (I was 13!! haha)
  • jg627
    jg627 Posts: 1,221 Member
    GWAR. It was at the cat's cradle in chaple hill, north carolina way back when their ban from north carolina was first lifted.
  • Rolling Rock Town Fair 2001 - Tantric, Oleander, Staind, Incubus, Deftones, Live and STP (dressed up as Judas Priest).

    Or

    Ludacris / Outkast 2001 - Free concert on 4/20 in Gainesville
  • RiverManUK
    RiverManUK Posts: 35 Member
    Peter Gabriel - Secret World Tour at Sheffield 1993.

    An incredible concert and I was right at the front.
  • butterflyfairy2
    butterflyfairy2 Posts: 96 Member
    1. Luke Bryan/Jason Aldean. This concert kicked a**
    2. Sugarland
    3. Bret Michaels
  • jmc0806
    jmc0806 Posts: 1,444 Member
    Tom Petty!

    Love Tom Petty. Ive seen him 6 times
  • ZZ Top and Aerosmith :)
  • I think the best concert I have been to was Paul McCartney when I was in Vegas. Had front row seats and back stage passes. He played for almost 3 hours with only one intermission. It was the best ever.
  • 13nicholas
    13nicholas Posts: 154 Member
    I was going to say Springsteen .. . but surprisingly the Roger Waters - The Wall concert was an awesome experience. Having it at Wrigley Field on a great warm night added to the experience.
  • runnermama81
    runnermama81 Posts: 388 Member
    SKILLET! hands down. I have seen them 7 times and don't plan on stopping anytime soon. Love love love them
  • paulaviki
    paulaviki Posts: 678 Member
    Pearl Jam at Reading Festival in 2006. It was just awesome and I have the whole show on DVD too!
  • cad39too
    cad39too Posts: 874 Member
    The last night of Prince's 21 day residency at the 02 in London.
  • elprincipito
    elprincipito Posts: 1,200 Member
    Rafael (a spanish singer) and Juanes. Linkin park was the worst.
  • My first ever concert was Live Aid at Wembley in 1985

    It kind of set a precedent that Ive struggled to beat ever since.
  • The concert that I had the most fun at was definitely when I went to Atlanta, GA to see Coheed and Cambria a few years ago.
    The Cure in 2008 was also a really great concert.
  • A perfect evening at Red Rocks Amphitheater ~ gorgeous sunset and warm breeze ~ listening to Jackson Browne.
  • sapph1rre
    sapph1rre Posts: 56 Member
    Hands down......Paul McCartney!
  • Birdie
    Birdie Posts: 256 Member
    Alice Cooper "Poison" Tour, I think it was 1990. The man knows how to put on a show!

    I was shocked at how cool the Alice Cooper show was. I liked his music at the time but I didn't know he puts on such a theatrical show. It was amazing. My favorite of course, was only women bleed, with the whole west side story thing going on. awesome
  • blessthefall :)

    edit: this was 2 years ago about this time i think! haven't been to a gig since then :(

    ohh and the devil wears prada and alesana were amazing! this was about 4 or 5 years ago.
  • reggiepe
    reggiepe Posts: 146 Member
    Eric Clapton and Steve Winwood a couple of years ago at the Wachovia Center or Wells Fargo Center. I can't remember what it was called then....anyway, it was in Philly. My all time favorite musician and I got to see him with VIP tickets. It was awesome.
  • rowerc2
    rowerc2 Posts: 158
    Judas Priest in 1983. The Screaming for Vengeance Tour - simply an awesome Heavy Metal concert!
  • 126siany
    126siany Posts: 1,386 Member
    Marc Broussard, Brooklyn Bowl. September '11.

    Before that? Marc Broussard, NYC in 2005. I forget the venue, but I have a CD of it somewhere in this house.

    Yes, I have seen all the big bands or artists that should be the ones everyone think of as "best". They never earned it. Marc? OH. MY. GOD. He has earned it all and then some every single time. I've seen him 6 times now, and will eagerly see him again if he's within 200 miles.

    And I have to give a special mention to Marc Broussard at The Stone Pony in Asbury Park. I literally drove 7 hours to get there, had no idea it was a cash-only venue, and talked my way in with the cash I had on hand as I had missed the warm-up act. The ONLY concert of his for which I do not have the live CD, as I had no more cash.
  • Chelle265
    Chelle265 Posts: 46 Member
    Leonard Cohen :smile: :happy:
    <3<3<3 !!! Travelling from GA to TX to see him on Halloween.
  • Louisianababy93
    Louisianababy93 Posts: 1,709 Member
    Bayou Country Superfest!

    2 days!
    Memorial Day weekend!
    10 of Countrys most famous singers!
    Lsu Tiger Stadium!
    Baton Rouge!


    oh! by the way! they have it every year now,with different people!
  • Jipples
    Jipples Posts: 650 Member
    Bayou Country Superfest!

    2 days!
    Memorial Day weekend!
    10 of Countrys most famous singers!
    Lsu Tiger Stadium!
    Baton Rouge!


    oh! by the way! they have it every year now,with different people!

    Sounds miserable. But I hate country music.
  • tri10806
    tri10806 Posts: 192 Member
    SKILLET! hands down. I have seen them 7 times and don't plan on stopping anytime soon. Love love love them
    I've seen most every rock band you can think of from the 80's, 90's, and 2000. I saw TobyMac and Skillet last year and it was the best one ever. Great music, lights, pyrotechnics, they brought it all.
  • tubbyelmo
    tubbyelmo Posts: 415 Member
    U2 at Murrayfield in the mid 80's or maybe Bon Jovi at Ibrox, can't decide. Have to say Elton John was the one that sounded most like his recordings, that was SECC a few years ago. Oh, and taking Mum to see James Last and his Orchestra wasn't nearly as bad as I had expected!!
  • WeekndOVOXO
    WeekndOVOXO Posts: 779 Member
    Rock the bells.

    Gorgeous woman everywhere. Unbeatable line up. Whole day event. What more could you ask?

    Honorable mention to Childish Gambino. Great performance. One of my favorite artist to date.
  • axialmeow
    axialmeow Posts: 382 Member
    Iron Maiden and Dream Theater