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Before their first album came out and anyone knew who they were Trick Pony was travelling around performing in malls. They were doing Mall of America when I happened to be there. Saw two whole songs while the lady I was with was in a clothing store. Thus ends the entire history of my 'live performance' viewing. :lol:

I don't like loud noises and I've always pictured concerts as deafeningly loud so I've avoided them my whole life.
 
I have seen too many to list. But the BEST is still Pink Floyd. Saw them twice which was the last 2 times they toured the US. It was for the Momentary Lapse of Reason and Division Bell tours. Saw them both times at Camp Randall Stadium in Madison, Wisconsin. Just incredible.

Get to see Coal Chamber soon so looking forward to that one.
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Love this thread. I love live music, and regularly go see live music. Often go by myself as sad as that is! I kept a gig diary for a long time. I should dig that out.

Best ever gigs have been Prince last year and Radiohead 1999. With Prince is was one of his infamous after shows, small lounge venue in this small part of Australia. Prince, full NPG line up and 200 funksters getting our groove on. Incredible. Radiohead was similar in that is was a small club venue in Paris. I was smashed on something at the time, the just rocked up and played for a couple of hours. Still blows my mind thinking about it.

We get most international acts playing here, but the venues are small. Perfect. I will be seeing the XX soon - cannot wait for that. Plus lots of local bands. Oh and The Kooks next month. :)
 
Just adding some recent live performances..

Pusha T
J. Cole
 
3OH!3
Aerosmith
Animal Collective
Bear in Heaven
Blink182
Brittany Spears (I was 9)
Crystal Castles (great performance but shitty fans)
No Doubt
The Ruby Suns (love)
Y La Bamba (little known band... amazing live... recorded doesn't do them justice)
and, the occasional random local band
... my list is so small compared to some of you :crybaby: i need to get out more!
 
I guess I will count the time I saw only one member of the band playing, but he asked me to use the music instrument I was playing at the time. It was Steven Tyler (singer of Aerosmith). There was a mob of people and a camera crew following him so I ended up having to stand 2 feet away while he played "Dream On" on the keyboard while singing. I had checked out that keyboard with my military ID in a military base sound room. Steven Tyler autographed the keyboard and it was quickly taken away while I still had it checked out with my military ID. The other member of Aerosmith that talked to me before the mob showed up told me "you're going to go deaf playing that loud" as a joke.
 
I also helped set up the stage for a concert on a ship on a military base (the stage work was probably the weirdest work I ever had to do in the military, but I will probably post the details on a different thread).

Another concert was on my ship. Both of those concerts had something like 10 different groups of performers, including Jeff Foxworthy and "The New Miami Sound Machine" which is 3 girls mentored by Gloria Estefan. This concert was in Fort Lauderdale, FL and was nationally televised.

The movie "Tears of the Sun" (Bruce Willis) was also filmed on my ship, and somone I worked with was an extra in the movie. He made friends with the cameraman, and while we were on deployment the cameraman e-mailed him photos of Pamela Anderson during the making of his next movie (Baywatch Hawaii).

We also had a very strange USO show, while we were out at sea, that consisted of John Elway, Robin Williams and a female porn star (not sure her name and didn't know who she was before that but she was advertised as a big-name porn star). I found out the Robin Williams stand-up comedy was uploaded to youtube in 3 parts, so maybe I will post those on another thread.
 
B.B. King
Buddy Guy
George Thorogood
Johnny Winter
Bob Marley
Hot Tuna
Frank Zappa
Janis Joplin
Paul Butterfield
Mike Bloomfield
Jefferson Airplane
Sly and the Family Stone
The Rolling Stones
Flo and Eddie
George Harrisson
 
OK, adding to my list. Kinda. Saw them with Brad Paisley a little over a year ago, but this time headlining.

The Band Perry with Kyle Park. Now, Kyle Park is a Texas Country artist and not well known, but since this is just an update, I'll include.

Took my daughters. And will have to saw TBP rocked.

If you are interested in more of my views on this show, click here.
 
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Wow some of you have seen A LOT of different bands/singers. haha

I unfortunately don't get the opportunity to see as many people live as I would like to, BUT I have seen Coldplay (my favorite band) live three times. I love them so much and think they are amazing live.

I cried when I saw them at the MGM in Vegas. I rarely cry, but at one point Chris Martin ran really close up to the audience and he was really close to me.... I just started gushing tears because I love that man so much and it was the end of the show they were singing "Fix You".

I recently saw them at the Hollywood Bowl (their most recent tour) and the show that they put on was soooo beautiful with all kinds of bright lights. Everyone in the audience was given bracelets that all lit up different colors during one point of the show.. so it was dark and you would see all these different color lights in the audience. It was sooso beautiful! and of course they put on a great show there too.

Anyway, I'd HIGHLY recommend anyone going to see them if they have thought about doing so before and are ever given the chance to. :)
 
Here be my updated list (recent additions in bold, innit):

The 5,6,7,8's
50 Cent
Alabama Shakes
Alice In Chains
Tony Allen
Alter Bridge
The Answer
Apocalyptica
Arcade Fire
Arch Enemy
Art Brut
As I Lay Dying
Ash
Asian Dub Foundation
At The Drive-In
Auf Der Maur
Avenged Sevenfold
Babyshambles
Band Of Skulls
The Bays
Bjork
Aloe Blacc
The Black Keys
Black Sabbath
Blackalicious
The Black Crowes
The Blackout
Bloc Party (x2)
Blood Red Shoes
Bouncing Souls
Bruce Springsteen & The E Street Band (x4)
Buck 65
Cancer Bats
Ceremony
Cody Chesnutt
Clement Marfo & The Frontline
Clutch
Coheed & Cambria (x2)
The Coral
Graham Coxon
The Cribs
The Cure (x3)
The Darkness
Dave Matthews Band
Deftones
Dinosaur Jr (x2)
Dizzee Rascal
Dragonforce
Dropkick Murphys
Dwarves
Eagles Of Death Metal
Editors
Elbow (x3)
Errors
Faith No More
The Fiery Furnaces
Fishbone
Fleetwood Mac
Florence + The Machine
Foo Fighters (x2)
Fozzy
Franz Ferdinand
Fuck Buttons
The Futureheads
Gallows
The Gaslight Anthem (x2)
The Glitterati
The Go! Team
Goldie Lookin' Chain
Green Day
Guano Padano
Guns N' Roses
Mayer Hawthorne
Hot Chip
The Hours
Hundred Reasons
Billy Idol
Iggy & The Stooges
Iron Maiden
Jagga
Keane
The Killers
The Knux
Korn
Lacuna Coil
Ladytron
Mark Lanegan
Larry Graham & Graham Central Station
The Libertines
Lissie
Lordi
Lostprophets
Marilyn Manson
Mastodon
Imelda May
MC5
Megadeth
Melvins
Metallica
MGMT
M.I.A
Modest Mouse
Mogwai
Morrissey
Motorhead
Mystery Jets
Nightwish
Niki And The Dove
Nine Inch Nails
No Comply
The Offspring
OFWGKTA
Orange Goblin
The Others
Paramore
Passion Pit
Pettybone
Pixies
Placebo
Prince (x2)
The Prodigy (x2)
Pulled Apart By Horses
Queen Adreena
Queens Of The Stone Age (x2)
Rage Against The Machine
Razorlight
Reel Big Fish
The Research
Ringo Death Starr
Henry Rollins (spoken word) (x3)
The Roots
Roots Manuva
Scroobius Pip
The Shins
Slayer
Slipknot
The Smashing Pumpkins
The Streets
System Of A Down
Tinie Tempah
Tool
Trash Talk
Trivium
U2
Underoath
Vampire Weekend
VHS Or Beta
The Wedding Present
The White Stripes
 
Evanescence
Shinedown
Papa Roach
Korn
Bullet For My Valentine
Three Days Grace
Seether
Flyleaf
Blue October
My Chemical Romance
The Used
Falling In Reverse
Yellowcard
Senses Fail
Sleeping With Sirens
AFI
Fall Out Boy
Skillet
Taking Back Sunday
Switchfoot
30 Seconds To Mars
The Red Jumpsuit Apparatus
Bowling For Soup
New Politics
Deftones
Limp Bizkit
10 Years
The Offspring
Staind
Rise Against
Alkaline Trio
3 Doors Down
Puddle of Mud
Fair to Midland
Sick Puppies
Finger Eleven
Miser
Theory of a Deadman
Chevelle
Billy Talent
Red
Jet
Saosin
Say Anything
The Killers
Buck Cherry
Drowning Pool
Stars in Stereo



Hot fuck. I've seen WAY more than I though. :D
 
JEFF MANGUM
animal collective
bright eyes
my chemical romance (6 times!)
leathermouth too
fall out boy before they went on hiatus
cobra starship (3 times... smh)
mindless self indulgence 2 or 3 times... omg i'm getting really embarrassed here
also afi, 30 seconds to mars, chiodos, him, taking back sunday and a bunch of other scene kid-y bands that i've forgotten. i also went to warped tour in like 2007
smashing pumpkins (2 times)
gogol bordello
my chemical romance opened for blink 182 & linkin park so i sort of saw them but i walked away halfway through their sets
probably a lot more that i'm forgetting but whatever
 
:dance: Well this is an interesting one. i sure do love to go to shows; here is a list of some i have attended. dropkick murphys (20x)
rancid
bad religion
b 52s
van halen (kicked out first song)
transplants
bouncing souls
blink 182
pennywise
goldfinger
good charlotte
joanjet
billy idol
revrend horton heat
social distortion
flogging molly
bob dylan
tom petty
dave mathews
ozzy
system of a down
harry connick jr.
rob zombie
body count
etc. etc. etc. :dance: :whistle: :dance:
 
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