Review and Discuss Concerts, Bands, Venues, & More.

Commenter	Comment	Posted On	Date
GR8FULJON	Double bill with Crosby Stills & Nash	Crosby, Stills & Nash / Chicago	Apr 24, 2026
ProgLuu	Mutiny on the Bounty cancelled	Bergmal 2018	Apr 24, 2026
Samantha Ray	seeing stevie open, then running 🏃🏻‍♀️ to see tyler close!		Apr 24, 2026
Justin Silver	Stevie		Apr 24, 2026
noahlevine08	Woohooo		Apr 24, 2026
DruidsPlace	David Yow joined the band for the last 2 songs	Orcutt Shelley Miller	Apr 24, 2026
Martin Delaney	Brilliant gig with lots of great tunes and lots of laughs. Surely the first and only time I'll a newspaper ripping solo spot by a drummer! A sublime cover of the George Harrison tune All Things Must Pass was my personal highlight. So glad I didn't miss this one, And Neil Innes RIP	The Rutles	Apr 24, 2026
Blanca Ortiz de Pablo	Agustín Carbonell “El Bola” a la guitarra Marc Miralta a la batería Manel Fortià al contrabajo	Agustín Carbonell “El Bola” / Marc Miralta / Manel Fontià	Apr 24, 2026
Blanca Ortiz de Pablo	Organizado por El Dorado Sociedad Flamenca Barcelonesa	Agustín Carbonell “El Bola” / Marc Miralta / Manel Fontià	Apr 24, 2026
SCMusicman	Attended with; Jeremy Kracht	BarlowGirl	Apr 24, 2026
merch	le bartender	Kid Rock / Parker McCollum	Apr 24, 2026
Girl at the Rock Shows	https://girlattherockshows.com/2026/04/24/such-a-beautiful-day/	Black Violin	Apr 24, 2026
Fikri Bakar	Cancel concert one week before the show because of stage lifting	Rainie Yang	Apr 24, 2026
Pab	évènement facebook : https://www.facebook.com/events/532612727113044/ Organes frits man c'était un one man band et le gars faisait des frites en même temps de jouer, y'avais une ptite voix robotique qui faisait les interludes, au milieu du concert les frites était prêtes du coup t'avais droit a des frites gratos quelle expérience putain.	Organes Frits Man / La Mise En Tropique / Hélène VNR	Apr 24, 2026
Martin Hizer	So I picked up this couple in Southwark at the back end of July and the guy is carrying a guitar case with an acoustic in it! I get talking to him and it turns out that he's mainly a blues man. I asked his name and he told me "Danny Bryant". "OH MY GOD", I SPLUTTERED. "YOU'RE ABOUT TO FRONT THE WALTER TROUT BAND!" Luckily for me, I'd only read the previous day on Walter's Facebook site that Danny was about to tour on lead guitar and vocals for Walters' band, as Walter was still recovering from a liver transplant! He could obviously tell that I was a huge Trout fan, especially when I asked him to pass on a message, not to Walter, but to his amazing wife Marie who'd kept all the fans informed during Walters' illness, the search for a suitable donor, and the road to recovery! That may have been the clincher as Danny then handed me a copy of his at the time, yet to be released, new CD, 'Temperature Rising', but also pledged along with his lovely wife, Kirby to put me on the guest list for his gig at London's Borderline! It's been a good 20 years since I was at the Borderline and back then, it was a Tex-Mex restaurant complete with waitresses sporting ammunition belts across their chests with Tequila shot glasses instead of shot gun cartridges adorning the belts and Tequila bottles in pistol holsters. Nowadays, it's small, dark and slightly seedy feeling covert venue with a bar and of course, a stage area. But hey, I wish all concerts were like that as you really do get up close and personal with the artist and it's almost like being at your own personal gig!! The proceedings were opened by the excellent Tom Killner Band, featuring Tom on lead guitar. Tom was ably backed up by dad Nigel, (I know!) on bass and Blakey Ashton who was resplendent in what looked like a Tesco staff shirt, on drums. And it has to be said, they were pretty damn good! Tom, apart from being very adept with his strat has a ferocious set of pipes on him when he needs it but was generally very easy on the ear. So then, onto Danny who was back from a triumphant U.S. tour fronting the Walter Trout Band as they promoted Walter's 'Luther's Blues' album whilst Walter recovered from the aforementioned liver transplant. Now, it was time to promote his own new release, 'Temperature Rising.' Despite this, he opened with 'Prisoner Of the Blues' from his 'Hurricane' album before launching into new track, the powerful 'Take Me Higher.' Danny is a protégé of Walter Trout and boy does it show! Danny's vocal delivery, his stage presence, ease in front of an audience and sense of humour, although unique to him, have Walter's signature all over it! And because of this, the rapport with the audience was immediate and strong! 'For the Love Of Angels' from the days when he toured as Danny Bryant's RedEyeBand then proceeded a small dip into blues legend with blues standard 'Hoochie Coochie Man.' Back to business and the opening track of the new album, 'Best Of Me' was delivered with gusto along with in my opinion, the albums two standout tracks, 'Razor Sharp' and the sumptuous 'Guntown.' To finish the show, Danny surprised everyone by laying down a rousing rendition of Bob Dylan's 'Knocking On Heavens Door' before closing on his nod to Howlin' Wolf with the excellent 'Greenwood 31' A great show from a great showman! You could certainly do worse than spending your hard earned on a copy of the excellent 'Temperature Rising' because this is an album you will be playing for many a year!	Danny Bryant / Tom Killner Band	Apr 24, 2026
Cburski	Holy good lord 🤯🙌🏻🤘🏻🔥🙏🏻😇🥵 that was UNBELIEVABLE ❤️	Dirtwire / Will Evans	Apr 24, 2026
MortenN	Varmede op for sig selv solo pga. aflysning fra support	Poul Krebs / Poul Krebs (solo)	Apr 24, 2026
HUK	17 year old me would have remembered that if I had seen it.	Kix / ZZ Top	Apr 24, 2026
stephenhuerta	04/23/2026 Update: It’s exactly one week away for the Power To The People film screening in Guadalajara. Oh man, we’re so excited, we can’t wait. My Xochitl is a big John Lennon fan, so she’s ready. This concert happened in 1972, I started my first year in college in 1972. This film is close to my heart, it’s taking me back to my youth. I was still living at home with my parents, I didn’t move out until 1973. I don’t remember hearing much about this concert, but keep in mind, this show happened on the east coast, and I was on the west coast, and that’s probably why. And I wasn’t listening for it either. In 1972, my heart and ears were totally into Prog, that’s the main reason I didn’t hear about the concert. There was no internet in 1972. Now that I’m 72 years old, it’s time I checked out this special John and Yoko show, I’m over due.	John Lennon & Yoko Ono / Plastic Ono Band / Elephant’s Memory / Special Guests	Apr 24, 2026
Rob O'Brien	https://phatsphoto.zenfolio.com/p1052916534	Grace Potter / Eddie 9V	Apr 24, 2026