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 Samegodd With Axl Rose from Gun’s ‘N Rose’s AC/DC / Tyler Bryant & the Shakedown Mar 06, 2021
 Gigi Michelle Riddle Floor tickets, Box A, Row 31, with opening band Pat Travers Foghat / Pat Travers Mar 06, 2021
 Kmskar 1st major concert I ever went to. I was 19 the year after graduation from Simsbury High and I went by myself and just loved it. The music was amazing and the lineup fantastic. So lucky I got last minute tickets. One of my best memories of the 70s! Eagles / Heart / Little River Band Mar 06, 2021
 Homelesscamel Helmet and Rasputina opened. Marilyn Manson Mar 06, 2021
 StoneSloan Whaa! U saw fugazi. Wicked. Wish i could time travel back... Fugazi / Her Flyaway Manner Mar 05, 2021
 Rushman764 Randy Rhoads died March 19, 1982..... Just sayin’ Ozzy Osbourne Mar 05, 2021
 Rushman764 This was my 1st Ozzy Show and one of the last ones before Randy Rhodes died. It was Rescheduled to February 6th in St. Louis for some reason having to do with Ozzy’s Bat Head biting incident (I think) Ozzy Osbourne Mar 05, 2021
 Rushman764 This Concert was Filmed for MTV. Great Show !! I found a video of this show on YouTube but for some reason it won’t stream with this app but you can find it on YouTube. Pretty cool Sammy Hagar / Night Ranger Mar 05, 2021
 Linda Moak My first rock concert ever. Went with school friend Carole Shotwell. This venue is now known as Keller Auditorium. Dave Clark Five Mar 05, 2021
 Linda Moak My family had moved to Richmond, VA from Portland, OR earlier in 1967. I was 14 years old, and a rabid Monkees fan. When I learned that The Monkees were coming to Portland, but not Richmond, my 14-year old teeny bopper self was bereft. My dad knew how much it meant to me, so he my mom planned a surprise weekend trip for the family to fly to Charlotte for the concert. I went with my brother Randy, who was 11 at the time. My teenage brain was blown by visual and lighting effects (very much cutting edge for the time), and the amazing music, which featured all their hits, plus mini-sets highlighting the talents of each band member. This set to rest the arguments that they were a manufactured band, and couldn't sing or play instruments themselves. Randy hadn't really discovered Rock/Pop music, yet but he willingly went along. What makes this concert history-making in the annals of rock music was that this was one of only a few concerts featuring Jimi Hendrix opening for the Monkees. He joined the tour that year for just a few weeks before concluding that playing to huge arenas of screaming teenage girls (most of whom had no ideas who he was) just wasn't his bag. For years, whenever I told the story of Jimi Hendrix opening for The Monkees, nobody believed me, and said I must be mistaken. Over time I began to doubt myself. Imagine my delight when the Internet finally came into being, and I eventually found an article confirming my memories of Jimi Hendricks. Vindication was sweet! My brother now loves the fact that he was there with me. It's a favorite concert memory for both of us. One last note: British Pop star Lulu was also on the line-up. Her big hit was "To Sir With Love" (from the Sidney Poitier movie of the same name). The Monkees / Jimi Hendrix / The Sundowners / Lynne Randell Mar 05, 2021
 Anders Nylén Wrong arena. They played at the Olympic Stadium, not Johanneshovs Isstadion Guns N' Roses Mar 03, 2021
 justshelli there were more than 29 concerts at Jack Murphy stadiunm....on 8/5/70 pat travers, cheap trick, blue oyster cult and UFO performed there ALSO in 1981 the rolling stones performed there as well Jack Murphy Stadium Mar 03, 2021
 Danny F My first Queensryche show. My first Ozzy show. Great seats on the floor Center Stage. With a good buddy. Something I still remember to this day. Ozzy Osbourne / Queensrÿche Mar 03, 2021
 RobertLedford Actually the PLAYLIST 1. Shoo Be Do 2. Let’s Go 3. Touch and Go 4. You’re All I’ve Got Tonight 5. Misfit Kid 6. Panorama 7. Moving In Stereo 8. Good Times Roll 9. Don’t Tell Me No 10. Double Life 11. Bye Bye Love 12. Candy-O 13. Just What I Needed 14. Getting Through 15. My Best Friend’s Girl. 16 Down Boys 17. Dangerous Type The Cars / The Motels Mar 03, 2021
 Danny F Can't believe Queensryche was still an opening act at this point in their career. After this tour they released Empire, began to headline and never look back. This is One Metallica was freaking awesome Metallica / Queensrÿche Mar 03, 2021
 Danny F Bon Jovi who was the opening act. After they finish their set Jon asked everybody to stick around, and watch 38 Special. I thought that was rude! That was the third and last Bon Jovi show I've ever seen. Also 38 Special played teacher teacher. Not sure what part of the show .38 Special / Bon Jovi Mar 03, 2021
 RobertLedford Yep that IS Me 😃😂😂 Neil Young & Crazy Horse Mar 03, 2021
 RobertLedford If you look Carefully in the background- over Neil’s left shoulder as the camera pans you will see Me - standing in the hall corridor- during After the Gold Rush - Neil on piano 👀👁👁👀 Neil Young & Crazy Horse Mar 03, 2021
 mkelly848 This concert was canceled and Zeppelin never played Boston again... Led Zeppelin Mar 02, 2021
 Photocrazy This venue is now known as Beasley Performing Arts Coliseum. Foreigner Mar 02, 2021