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 Thomas Sumner Unfortunately, due to Conor Oberst's ongoing health problems, Bright Eyes pulled out of the Best Friends Forever Festival. The Blood Brothers replaced them as the Sunday headliner. Best Friends Forever 2024 Oct 01, 2024
 Jim Smith 37 Opening act was Nikki Lane Chris Stapleton Oct 01, 2024
 Jim Smith 37 First concert post pandemic. Outdoors was ok Went with Christine, she was sick afterward Dean Brody / Jade Eagleson / James Barker Band Oct 01, 2024
 Jim Smith 37 Special appearance by Gord Bamford. Went with Christine. James Barker Band / The Reklaws / Josh Ross Oct 01, 2024
 Hitman29 Best Concert ever Kirk Franklin / Yolanda Adams / Marvin Sapp / The Clark Sisters / Fred Hammond Oct 01, 2024
 James Fowler Weedpecker was supposed to play but had to pull out. Belzebong / Mars Red Sky / Helga Oct 01, 2024
 Mike Noble source for location move: https://www.brooklynvegan.com/oxford-collapse-6/ (also the uploaded poster has the final venue) Oxford Collapse / Cause Co-Motion! / The Beets / Rape Excape Oct 01, 2024
 Steven J Garner This concert was part of The Rolling Stones Pacific Tour 1973. The lineup of the band on stage was: Mick Jagger - Lead vocals, harmonica, percussion Keith Richards - Guitar, backing vocals Mick Taylor - Guitar Bill Wyman - Bass guitar Charlie Watts - Drums Additionally, they had support musicians who were common for their live performances during that era: Nicky Hopkins - Piano, keyboards (frequent touring keyboardist for The Rolling Stones) Bobby Keys - Saxophone (often performed on stage with the Stones, especially during the early '70s) Jim Price - Trumpet, trombone (often accompanied Bobby Keys, adding brass to the band's sound) This lineup was typical for The Rolling Stones during their early '70s tours. The Rolling Stones Oct 01, 2024
 A. M. A copy of the setlist is included in the photos. Nikka Costa Oct 01, 2024
 Cracky Everything about this was magical. I had missed Bob in ’66, but saw him at the Isle of Wight in ‘69 which was….disappointing after all the hype. Since then he had toured the US with The Band, created Rolling Thunder through North America and now was embarking on a World Tour. After 10 years, he was returning to the UK. Six nights at Earls Court. The hype was amazing. Tickets were being sold to a maximum of 4 by personal application only. In Bristol, they were going to be sold at the Colston Hall on Sunday, 7th May, at 11am. We knew people would be queuing so I got there at about midday on Saturday….yes, I queued overnight! I was just up from the end of wall of the Colston Hall itself, so not too bad. The queue eventually wove up Colston Street, around and down Trenchard Street. I listened to the Cup Final (Arsenal v Ipswich Town) on my tranny between a guy from Redland and a woman from Nailsea. Got my tickets for the Monday night. A clip from the first night was shown on the 9 o’clock news!! Earls Court Road was heaving, but did manage a drink in the one of the pubs. “How does it fffeeeeell?” “I got 40 red, white and blue shoe-strings….” blared from every building, window and car. Posters, photos, newspaper specials and programmes on every corner. An instrumental version ‘A Hard Rain’ started the show, then Bob wearing a leather jacket began ‘Love Her With A Feeling’ followed by another 28 master pieces; the band tight, responsive, intuitive, brilliant re-interpretations of his best songs. Taken at a faster pace than the Budokan album and all the better for it. ‘Love Minus Zero’ is welcomed by a roar from the crowd; Bob sounds happy, he knows he’s nailing it. A standing ovation for ‘Rolling Stone’ mid-way through the first set. In the second half, a searing guitar break from Billy Cross adds to the emotion of ‘You’re A Big Girl Now’. Throughout the evening, Bob sings with commitment; “Nobody feels any pain….” he was lovingly it. Then after 2 hours, “Alright we’re gonna play this one last song, so till we meet again drive on safely home”….”May God blessing keep you always……may your wishes all come true…..” pure magic; wonderful sax break. But he did come back for ‘The Times They are A-changing’. Cigarette lighters glowing, arms waving. I bought a bootleg vinyl from a dealer in Camden Market, not for the same night but still, was it as good as I remembered? Absolutely. Now, 2021, with an audience tape on CD from the 19th June; confirmation. It was every bit as good….the greatest gig!! Bob Dylan Oct 01, 2024
 Jim Smith 37 Went with Christine Luke Combs / Riley Green / Chayce Beckham Oct 01, 2024
 Jim Smith 37 Went with Christine Disturbed / Theory of a Deadman Oct 01, 2024
 Jim Smith 37 Went with Christine April Wine Oct 01, 2024
 Jim Smith 37 Went with Bill W Rival Sons / The Record Company / Starcrawler Oct 01, 2024
 Jim Smith 37 Went with Christine, Joe & Tracey Ed Sheeran / Khalid / Rosa Linn / Shawn Mendes Oct 01, 2024
 Jim Smith 37 Went with Christine "Bluewater BorderFest" / Justin Moore / Tim Hicks / Mackenzie Porter / DJ Johnny Rivex Oct 01, 2024
 WallCrawlingHero Battle Beast dropped off this tour before it began and did not appear at this date. Dragonforce / Battle Beast / Seven Spires / Firewind / Visions of Atlantis Oct 01, 2024
 Jim Smith 37 Went with Christine Zac Brown Band Oct 01, 2024
 Jim Smith 37 Birthday concert with friends P!nk / Brandi Carlile / Grouplove / KidCutUp Oct 01, 2024
 Jim Smith 37 Went with Christine Alabama / The Bellamy Brothers Oct 01, 2024