What's The Best Most Recent Concert You've Been To

Acn

Most recent was Jason Isbell at the Soundstage in Baltimore. It was really good.

Best would come from either George Clinton at the 9:30 club in DC, Medeski, Martin & Wood at the Maine Center for the Arts, or The Great Went, Phish's weekend festival in Limestone, ME.

NPHuskerFL

Carolina Q said:

Nothing recent, but I was at DC Stadium for a concert in, I believe, 1966. One of the stops on their final tour. 

How many here can say they saw...

There are many genres I enjoy. And the Beatles are amongst the most influential even today. That had to have be very memorable.

NPHuskerFL

Many many years ago at NEBRASKAland Days I saw (seperate occasions) Clint Black, The Judds, Chubby Checker and The Monkeys. I watched sitting on a hay bale toward the front right center of the stage at Buffalo Bill Cody's Wild West Arena.

NPHuskerFL

@Fred19Flintstone‌ Stevie Ray Vaughn was awesome to watch. I think I have most of his recordings. We love the Blues and Jazz. Not to much I don't like. But, I do like my Rock-N-Roll. Classic stuff is hard to beat (KISS is right up at the Top for me).

SGH

Johnny Cash and The Tennessee Two in Nashville Tn. 1959.
Kiss/Blue Oyster Cult Cobo Hall Detroit 1975.
Those were my favorite two concerts.

The most recent concert I attended and also the last one I attended was.
Ronnie James Dio Live at the Spectrum in Philadelphia Pa. 1984.
Great show as well.

NPHuskerFL

SGH said:

Johnny Cash and The Tennessee Two in Nashville Tn. 1959.
Kiss/Blue Oyster Cult Cobo Hall Detroit 1975.
Those were my favorite two concerts.

The most recent concert I attended and also the last one I attended was.
Ronnie James Dio Live at the Spectrum in Philadelphia Pa. 1984.
Great show as well.

\m/ Mr. Johnny Cash! Ronnie James Dio! KISS! B.O.C! That's a serious line-up. But, Johnny Cash himself had my full attention.
Throw in some Elvis, The BEATLES, Johnny Coltrane, Miles Davis, Charles Mingus, Plas Johnson, Duke Ellington... Ya I have a huge variety I love. But, Jazz, Blues, Country, Bluegrass, Soul, older R&B and Rock-N-Roll all have love with me.

SGH

@NPHuskerFL‌
Johnny Cash was my all time favorite. He is who I still mostly listen to today.

Cookbook_Chip

Saw Darius Rucker (Hootie) few weeks ago- great. Tony Bennett last year- awesome . And for @foghorn and other Boss fans, here's some pics I shot in '81 in Columbia, SC. And a pizza I made Saturday- kinda OT-OT

NPHuskerFL

@Cookbook_Chip‌ The Boss & EStreet band still rocking. Great American Band with a even better story. EStreet Band was FINALLY inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame.

Foghorn

Cookbook_Chip said:

Saw Darius Rucker (Hootie) few weeks ago- great. Tony Bennett last year- awesome . And for @foghorn and other Boss fans, here's some pics I shot in '81 in Columbia, SC. And a pizza I made Saturday- kinda OT-OT

Nice pics. Clarence was da man.

CTMike

Saw both Springsteen shows at Mohegan Sun last month, I've seen him numerous times, and he and the ESB still put on an amazing show.

Maxwell1331

Zac Brown Band last weekend at Jiffy Lube Live. Great show as always!

NPHuskerFL

@BRush00‌ here's the QUEEN I remember and boy did they put on a phenomenal show.
Queen Live Aid 1985 - Bohemian Rhapsody - Radio G…: http://youtu.be/YimR77fq7Yw

BRush00

@NPHuskerFL - well a little late, but I thought I'd report on the Adam Lambert/Queen show...

I can't lie, Adam was awesome.  No, he wasn't Freddie, but he can absolutely sing (In fact, during the show, Brian May introduced Adam as 'probably the best rock and roll singer alive').  He really can sing.  Brian and Roger haven't lost a step at ALL, both of them are still Legendary.  Roger's Son is drumming with the band too now, and WOW that kid has talent.

All in all, it was a solid, awesome concert.  I'm pretty sure there were a couple of sad-faces after the show, but all of them were on the faces of 13 year old girls, who thought this was an Adam Lambert concert.

Still, would rather it have been Freddie not Adam.