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 GaryAura I went to a lot of gigs at Lyceum Ballroom in late 70s, early 80s. Great venue, with wooden dance floor in front of stage, balconies around side, and a bar at the back serving beer in plastic pint glasses. This gig started memorably, with a band I'd never heard of, and never heard of since: "Fourth Reich" (poor name). This was because the lead singer got a blow-job on stage while he was singing...! Not sure if the girl was in the band or not? Think she was. And that's all I remember about that band. I was big fan of Slaughter & The Dogs, but I don't remember them playing. I think they pulled out the gig (maybe somebody tell me). UK Subs put on a great show. Played classics like: C.I.D, Live in a Car, Stranglehold, Rockers, Tomorrow's Girls, and probably all tracks from their 'Another Kind of Blues" LP - Many tracks delivered quickly & fast paced. Charlie Harper great front man & got crowd going. Subs provided a hgh energy gig. UK Subs / Slaughter & The Dogs / Cyanide & the Fourth Reich Jan 28, 2026
 GaryAura Don't remember Everest - I do remember Flock of Seagulls - The blonde haired singer stood out & their tunes were quite catchy - Though the sound system that night wasn't great & it was hard to identify songs. - Same when Psychedelic Furs came on - The sound was very loud and distorted - And as the Furs were a a big band with two guitars, saxophone, keyboards, bass, drums, many of their tracks produced a wall of sound, like in tracks 'Into you like a Train', 'Dumb Waiters', etc, so, with the bad P A. it was sometimes difficult to hear what song was being played. Keep in mind you'd leave most gigs in those days with your ears ringing. I did make out 'Sister Europe', 'India' and my favourite track 'The Fall' - But overall the gig was a bit of a blur...!! Shame, as I loved Psychedelic Furs...!! The Psychedelic Furs / Flock Of Seagulls / Everest the Hard Way Jan 28, 2026
 Andrew Brown Bloody hell that was loud Part Chimp / AAA Gripper / The Mute Servants Jan 28, 2026
 Ank Joanne had to cut short show due to throat infection but gave her guitar hell. Still a great show ! Joanne Shaw Taylor Jan 28, 2026
 Dzach I was there as a kid. In the second game of the doubleheader a couple extra thousand people showed up. Mel Hall walked the second game with a HR. The upper deck empty at the start, By the 9th it was much more packed. I remember listening to Ohio when I asked I'm what was that smell and my cousin asked and why are all those people sharing the same cigarette. Dad just said time to go. It took a few more years before I understood what happened. Now it's legal and I smoked with my dad he said Mom made him quit in 1984. I think the last straw might not have been his fault. Crosby, Stills & Nash Jan 28, 2026
 Tboli Had a chance to chat with Kevin Kinney after the show. Nice Guy! Drivin' n' Cryin' Jan 28, 2026
 Tboli The Tragically Hip appeared because Duke Robillard had to cancel. The Hip only played 3 songs (New Orleans is Sinking, Fight, Poets) but jammed with both Ackroyd and Musselwhite, Very memorial show as we just moved to Kingston that day so that my partner could do her Masters at Queens. The Tragically Hip / Dan Ackroyd & Jim Belushi with the Have Love Will Travel All-Star Band / Charlie Musselwhite Jan 28, 2026
 stephenhuerta 01/27/2026: This show is happening in GDL on March 06. As of today, no word on the venue, but the show is confirmed by members of Vinn Sabb and Purple Hermits , who are good friends of mine. They both gave me the heads up. I believe the headliner may be Apocalipsis, and according to Juan Tamayo, Apocalipsis are legends in CDMX. Oh man!, what a show. When I was told that Vinn Sabb and Apocalipsis were playing together in GDL, the first thing that came to mind was, that I hope that Purple Hermits are invited to the bill. When I spoke to Oleg, the guitarist of PH, when we were making plans to meet at Godspeed You! in GDL, he mentioned that PH was also on the bill with Vinn Sabb and Apocolipsis. I am definitely overjoyed to know that three amazing bands are playing together for one night in GDL. There’s no way I’m missing this show. The promoters have yet to announced the venue, but they will, very soon. It’s been over years since I last saw Vinnum Sabbathi, so I’m overdue. Only saw Purple Hermits once in 2024, they blew me away, so I’m ready for them too. I’ve never seen Apocalipsis before, but I’m sure they’re good. Vinnum Sabbathi / Apocalipsis / Purple Hermits / Ent Jan 28, 2026
 Tboli Went with my sister and we had a great time, Still talk about when we get together, k.d. lang and the Reclines Jan 28, 2026
 Steven J Garner Rescheduled from Sep 18, 2001, due to 9/11 System of a Down / Slipknot / American Head Charge / Mudvayne / Rammstein Jan 27, 2026
 KanTexCali The concert was one of the events in conjunction with The Millennium March on Washington, which was an event to raise awareness and visibility of lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) people and issues of LGBT rights in the US, it was held April 28 through April 30, 2000 in Washington, DC. The Millennium Pride Festival was held prior to the March, it was a huge event that saw tens of thousands flock to the US capital. A march from the Washington Monument to the front lawn of the United States Capitol took place on April 30, where the crowd was addressed by several members of Congress and, via video, by President Bill Clinton. Estimates of attendance ranged from 200,000 to 1 million people, including an 18 year-old Pete Buttigieg. Equality Rocks 2000 Jan 27, 2026
 Patti Patt Looking for 2 tickets in Bcn! Kybba Jan 27, 2026
 murmlermicha Nils Landgren & Sarah Connor were unannounced secret guests. Jakob Manz Supernova Jan 27, 2026
 Steven J Garner This was a "gap day" for them during the 1999 Ozzfest tour; they had played in Somerset, WI, the day before and were headed to East Troy, WI, the following day. Godsmack Jan 27, 2026
 Steven J Garner According to local archives and interviews with the show's producer, Adam Steck, here are some interesting details about that specific event: The Producer's Debut: This concert was the first professional production by Adam Steck (now a major Las Vegas producer and founder of SPI Entertainment). Steck was just 23 years old at the time and living in Fairfield. A "Woodstock" Connection: Steck's mother had been pregnant with him while attending the original 1969 Woodstock festival. He felt it was a "karmic connection" to book Richie Havens—the man who famously opened Woodstock—as his very first headliner. The Venue: The show was held in the old Fairfield High School auditorium and was a complete sell-out. The Performance: Local accounts recall Havens’ signature high-energy performance style, including his rhythmic foot-tapping and unique open-tuning guitar playing that filled the auditorium. Richie Havens maintained a connection to the Fairfield community long after this 1992 show, notably returning in September 2009 for a Woodstock 40th Anniversary tribute concert at the Stephen Sondheim Center for the Performing Arts. Richie Havens Jan 27, 2026
 Alison Rivera Well, lower it showed me 700+ that still expensive for me 😭😭 whatever. Im over it now 😡 Harry Styles / Jamie xx Jan 27, 2026
 Malecienta 😭😭😭 lower or upper bowl are the only ones i think are not so overpriced Harry Styles / Jamie xx Jan 27, 2026
 Angela3950 Full transparency: I did not attend this show but my husband did and he’s not logging concerts he’s seen so I will Maceo Parker Jan 27, 2026
 martin driver Conducted by Osmo Vanska Philharmonia Orchestra / Jean-Guihen Queyras (cello) Jan 27, 2026
 martin driver Programme included Prokofiev #1 and Shostakovich #1 Vikingur Ólafsson / Philharmonia Orchestra Jan 27, 2026