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

Commenter	Comment	Posted On	Date
Jazzresin	Ant man bee. Was part of the kcou springfest Big Star reunion	Ant Man Bee	Aug 18, 2023
Jazzresin	This band from Brighton is incorrect. This ant man bee Was columbia based (duh) W schafer - sax vocals synth H covey drums J littleton. Bass D dice guitar	Ant Man Bee	Aug 18, 2023
Tenessee Jed	Awesome show. Missed first 4 songs due to gun searching all dead heads with shorts and t shirts on. 🤣☹️. Thanks to fake ass woke covid restrictions. What covid had to do with violence at one of the only non violent bands is beyond me. Costed me extra 200.00 for rapid covid test since they only announced you needed one a week or so prior. Either way had a rockin time at a kick ass show.	Dead & Company	Aug 18, 2023
Capox	The concert took place in the ex Velodromo of EUR district within the "Festa dell'Unità"	The Clash	Aug 17, 2023
Acey68	Gov’t Mule returns to the ‘Dark Side’ for Boston tour stop Brett Milano Gov't Mule performs “Dark Side of the Moon” Friday at the Leader Bank Pavilion. You can’t see Pink Floyd play “Dark Side of the Moon” for its 50th anniversary, since Floyd leaders Roger Waters and David Gilmour still hate each other too much. But you can see it done proud Friday at the Leader Bank Pavilion by Gov’t Mule, whose leader Warren Haynes is both a jam-band icon and a voracious music fan. “My musical taste goes all over the map,” he said this week. “It started with soul music, my earliest influences were James Brown and Otis Redding. But I was lucky to have two older brothers, who were not only music nuts but record collectors as well. The first time I heard Pink Floyd was ‘Dark Side’ in 1973, and I loved it so much that I had to go backward and hear the rest. As with all the music that we choose to be influenced by, it’s timeless.” The first “Dark Side of the Mule” show happened at the Orpheum in Boston: It was Halloween in 2008, and the band honored its annual tradition of a surprise cover set. “We only meant to do it that one time, but there was demand and now we’re bringing it back for the anniversary. We have so much reverence for that music that we try to keep the vibe of the original; song by song we make the decision of how far we’re going to stray. On this tour we’re opening it up more to interpretation.” Along with a good 90 minutes of Floyd, including all of ‘Dark Side’ and more, they’ll play an intro set of Mule originals. Haynes says he’s met Roger Waters once, when Haynes was in the Allman Brothers Band and Eric Clapton joined them onstage; Clapton’s friend Waters was hanging out afterwards. “We also were both part of a tribute to Levon [Helm] a few years later. But I’ve never spoken to him or David Gilmour about what they might think of what we’re doing. I’m sure it would be a pretty strange issue.” The Floyd shows are just one stretch of a long run of touring through this year. Future Mule shows will focus more on the new album “Peace…Like a River,” an epic one even by their standards. Full of long and ambitious tracks, the album was recorded in tandem with a blues disc that they already released and toured last summer. “On paper I suppose that sounds a little strange and daunting, but it turned out to really be the opposite. We’d start at noon with the ‘Peace’ songs and work till nine at night, then we’d have some dinner, go to the small room and play blues. That was our way of shutting our brains off and playing for fun.” Most of the ‘Peace’ songs were written during shutdown. “That was one good thing about it, the ability to settle down and write a ton of music. We wanted to bring back the idea of longer, more complex arrangements, and part of the mission was to have songs that sound like they go together, but don’t sound like each other.” In fact the album often brings their proggy, Floyd-like side into play. “Gov’t Mule started as a side project [from the Allman Brothers], and we thought we were only going to make one record. At the time it was our notion to being back the improvisational rock trio. Once it became apparent that we were going to be a real band, we started bringing out more of our influences. So here it is, 12 albums later and we’re still painting in colors we haven’t used in the past.”	Gov't Mule / Jason Bonham's Led Zeppelin Evening	Aug 17, 2023
Paul Secord	Show was opened by Alan White (Yes, John Lennon) and his band White.	Peter Frampton	Aug 17, 2023
S Ber	Me and Tommy	Lonestar	Aug 17, 2023
Beamen432	Northlane & Make Them Suffer are going to be there too. You should add them	Parkway Drive / The Amity Affliction / Northlane / Make Them Suffer	Aug 17, 2023
Emma L. Tish	It’s doing an automatic set list upload and so for some reason it’s only doing Lego house which is what he performed at MOA not his setlist from the tour	Ed Sheeran / Khalid / Cat Burns	Aug 17, 2023
Shifty Eyes	why no ed sheeran setlist?	Ed Sheeran / Khalid / Cat Burns	Aug 17, 2023
Kg39	Super turnt!	Durk	Aug 17, 2023
Photocrazy	Unfortunately the Fairgrounds had been getting complaints from residents in the area about the loud concerts, they forced the band to turn down their amps to the point you couldn't hear them & we weren't that far back. The band kept apologizing about it. It was the last concert I attended at the fair.	Def Leppard	Aug 17, 2023
Vincent Alexander Brignoni	This was a great show! A friend and I went to a QT, grabbed snacks and sat outside the front gates just to listen to the music from outside just before AVA started because we had no money. Then three people came up to us and said “hey you guys want these two tickets? There’s three of us and we don’t wanna miss the show without each other.” We got the free tickets, stuffed my face with my snack and chugged my strawberry milk, went inside and enjoyed the show. Lucky for me, I was able to hold that milk down while over heated in the pit. Lol great times.	Taking Back Sunday / Angels & Airwaves / Head Automatica / The Subways	Aug 17, 2023
Scuba Steve60	VOODOO CHILE POSTED WRONG TICKET	The Cars / wang chung	Aug 17, 2023
Jodi Mc Cormack	Sadly this show wasn’t great. They used mostly tracks and just sort of phoned it in. Seems like a lot of us felt this way. Still glad I saw them again but compared to the other 80’s bands we’ve seen lately…this just wasn’t great.	The Sisters of Mercy	Aug 17, 2023
Concert Archives	@Randall Casey, You may be thinking of this concert in OKC on Oct 10, 1980. It was at the Myriad Convention Center. https://www.concertarchives.org/concerts/panorama-tour-6732f0a0-4ddc-421d-adea-96bf1e38a65d/e	The Cars	Aug 16, 2023
Timothy O'halloran	Steve Miller Band set list: Fly Like An Eagle Take The Money And Run Jet Airliner The Joker Rock'n Me Jungle Love Living In The U.S.A. Swingtown Dance, Dance, Dance The Stake	Eagles, The Steve Miller Band and Paublo Cruise	Aug 16, 2023
Timothy O'halloran	Eagles set list: Hotel California Walk Away Doolin' Dalton Keep On Tryin' (Poco cover) Desperado Lyin' Eyes One Of These Nights Turn To Stone Already Gone Witchy Woman Life's Been Good Life In The Fast Lane Rocky Mountain Way James Dean Best Of My Love Tequila Sunrise Take It Easy	Eagles, The Steve Miller Band and Paublo Cruise	Aug 16, 2023
Lilmikesf	Toiling Midgets, Clodhopper, A Room For A Ghost Cover $7	Toiling Midgets / Clodhopper / Room for A Ghost	Aug 16, 2023
Rakopel	I was at that show. I sure do remember that traffic jam. https://www.patriotledger.com/story/news/local/2018/11/07/whatever-happened-to-ridge-arena/4579762007/	janis joplin	Aug 16, 2023