Frownland

Which tour?

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Psy-Fi

Probably forgetting some headliners as well as opening acts, but...

Allman Brothers Band (x35)
Jeff Beck
Black Sabbath
Blue Oyster Cult
David Bowie (x5)
Cheap Trick
Clash (x2)
Cream
Cure (x4)
Don Felder
Firm
Peter Frampton
J. Geils Band
Grateful Dead
Buddy Guy
Eric Johnson
B.B. King
Sonny Landreth
New Order
Ted Nugent
Page & Plant
Pink Floyd (x3)
Primus
Public Image Limited
Red Hot Chili Peppers
Rolling Stones (x6)
Santana
Silverchair
Sugarcubes
Talking Heads (x2)
George Thorogood
Traffic
U2 (x2)
Stevie Ray Vaughan
Who
Steve Winwood
Neil Young (solo, with Crazy Horse, With Booker T. & The MG's, With Pearl Jam minus Eddie Vedder.)
Frank Zappa (x2)
ZZ Top (x2)

Also saw the first Lollapalooza and attended the Reading Festival in 1992, 93, 94, 95, and 96, and saw the 1998 Guinness Fleadh Festival.

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OccultHawk

Oh yeah

I saw Jeff Beck
And Beck come to think of it

Chula Vista

Holy moly!

Sonny Landreth is a monster.

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Tristan_Geoff

Ew why

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Chula Vista

I saw them in 1977 on the Farewell to Kings tour and then again in 1996 on the Test for Echo tour.

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Thelonious Monkey

For me, it was my first gig in general. Like, I'd never seen a live performance of music in general. And yes, I do like Muse. And I enjoyed the show. Very ****ing cheesy at times (the whole show), but it was epic. After that, I started going to small bars and venues to watch my uncle perform in his band, and obviously I got a taste for my local metal scene. Which is very excellent by the way. Haven't been to any other arena performances though. If I had the money, I'd totally go to more, since there's loads of bands I really want to see.

OccultHawk

Nice. The first time I saw them they were touring Signals.

Chula Vista

Fitchburg Theater. Maybe 1,500 people. Geddy had only 1 small synth at that point. I had my elbows on the stage right in front of Alex. Dude was sweating on me half the night. My life was forever changed.

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Frownland

Farewell to Kings would've been awesome. When I saw them they played 2112 in its entirety as part of their 3+ hour set which is all that any Rush fan could ask for.

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