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Gratefulseedsaver
Excellent setlist!!! The band was smokin’!! Outta sight percussionist (BIG PROPS- YOU SLAYED IT ALL NIGHT!!!) Impeccable timing, vocals and drummimg. Smooth as butter bass, jumpin’ ivories and a superb gun-slinger on guitar. Boz served up an outstanding performance!!! The soundcrew had it dialed-in all night, too! THANK YOU TO THE BAND, THEIR ENTIRE CREW AND THE ORPHEUM FOR A FANTASTIC EVENING!!!
Boz Scaggs / Keb' Mo'
Jul 30, 2023
Andrew Gianni
I need to find someone who was at this show
The 1975
Jul 30, 2023
Mike Cochrane
History of the Eagles Tour
Eagles
Jul 30, 2023
Keylee98
Motley crew not the vest. So loud it was distorted and Vince was out of breath a lot asking crowd to sing too much. However, Theory of dead man was Killer! Sooooo Good
Mötley Crüe / The Last Vegas / Theory of a Deadman / Hinder
Jul 30, 2023
Keylee98
Best concert we have seen from them! Awesome set list! Great venue!
Goo Goo Dolls / O.A.R.
Jul 30, 2023
Ignatus
My inner teenager was LIVING this was such a great concert. Glad to share the vibes with everyone 🍋🤟
Cavetown / mxmtoon / Ricky Montgomery / grentperez
Jul 30, 2023
Bruhvvmetal
Side Note: Footage possibly did not come from this show, But the place of this show came from Victims of a Down.
Serj Tankian / Foo Fighters / Against Me!
Jul 30, 2023
Keylee98
Epic concert even during a heat wave!
George Strait / Chris Stapleton / Little Big Town
Jul 30, 2023
Andy J Ryan
Thursday night saw me hangin round the city after work for a gig at the metro where they gave away more free tickets than a Sydney Roosters season, got there rather early and somehow found some space in the crowd, which at that point was threatening to trickle not double figures, to catch Melbourne pop upstarts the Treetops. Now this band are kinda funny looking on stage at the best of times but a bizarre trouser choice by the guitarist who was sporting a tom hanks in castaway-esque pair of rolled up to mid calf tracksuit pants surely added to their curious look, add to the mix a rather loud pirate-esque looking fan in the front row and shiver me timbers it seemed like mutiny at the metro. The band went thru their dreamy sounding pop with a goodly dose of humour and a bit of haphazzardness, plus the requisite sound problems but were innocently catchy enough to nurse the fans thru their early evening beers quite nicely (***). After a quite short Treetops set it was up for Gersey to step up, the crowd had filled up a bit to be approaching the dozens level and they were all rather polite in their appreciation of the band, who had made that extra special effort of all wearing matching fetching black shirts. Maybe it was the shirts that bought them closer, united together, us against the world sorta thing, but it sure was tight rockin old set from the lads , best I've ever seen em anyways, good stuff ****. Nada Surf, now it was a somewhat unknown quantity, I've heard a few songs and had a few listens to their latest album and have had my many friends enthusiasm for them rub off on me to the point where I was actually quite looking forward to seeing them. Ahh the almost forgotten art of the three piece, there's something quite humble and honest about the good old guitar bass drums combo, and it also takes a special kinda frontperson and solid songs to rise above the average. Any associations with mediocrity for da surf had were soon forgotten as that rouge-ish scruffy haired singer let out the sweetest dang voice I've heard since I last misdialed that 1800 number... and when it was time for the bass player to have a sing my god, this band should have home, contents and throat insurance. The band were also joined on stage by the most robotic looking woman I've ever seen to play keyboard, filling out their already impressive sounds. They played a goodly chunk of their latest album and even played their old skeleton in the closet token brief fling with the vexing mistress of the pop charts song; popular , sarcastically of course, and after three encores left the small but privileged crowd of the metro to swan about smiling and buzzing, damn fine indeed (****1/2).
Gersey / Treetops / Nada Surf
Jul 30, 2023
Chef Rcuts
ufo stole the show!!
Ozzy Osbourne / UFO
Jul 30, 2023
Jodi Mc Cormack
Unbelievable show!!
Pat Benetar & Neil Giraldo
Jul 30, 2023
Bruhvvmetal
Is There evidence for this show to even happened? for System of a Down that is.
Slayer / System of a Down
Jul 30, 2023
Bruhvvmetal
There is no evidence this show happened.
System of a Down
Jul 30, 2023
Fillerspace
Recent bass player change, but no one can replace Woody
Gov't Mule
Jul 29, 2023
Postmortem
This was the beginning of the Covid pandemic and concerts were canceled which really sucked.
Vader / Abysmal Dawn / Hideous Divinity / Orator / Oxygen Destroyer
Jul 29, 2023
Srfnsom
beautiful night on San Diego harbor outdoors. Chris was true to form, and the band was tight as ever. he and his guys have been together close to 40 years, and the seamless music proves it: like an old, comfortable slipper. outside the usual tunes, he sang a cute little ditty about the "cheap" poeple in their kayaks getting a free show, set to the tune of the "Gilligan's Island" theme. Crisp, fun, proffesional show... Chris and his buddys have still got it
Chris Issak
Jul 29, 2023
Srfnsom
Flew into San Jose that afternoon, hopped in rental car, drove to the city, checked in to Hyatt Embarcadero at 4:30 PM. hopped in an uber with two guys from queens, NY and hit the show. Had floor ticket, wound up 10 people back, in front of Oteil... Great sound, excelent playing; with oteil bounding all over, and Mayer as well. "jerry hand" was painted on Oteil's head! great from start to finish, with a big, red white and blue drone sshow to send everyone off into the night.. met Kyote, a "classic rock" DJ from Fresno at the bar, and had a couple scotches talking conerts. headed back to San Jose Airport, and back to San Diego; "back in the county with the blues again", as jerry once sang...
Dead & Company: The Final Tour 2023
Jul 29, 2023
Srfnsom
got to the show a little early, so checked out shakedown street, and ran into Bubba, a young friend of jon's. Temperature was 100+ when show started. Boys took it a little easy with this show, a mellower pace; most likely from the heat. Met john the plumber from Austin , Tx, now living in Cozumel. Also his long-time buddy, Teddy, from Temecula. band threw in a little "sketches of Spain" riff (spanish jam) in the jazzy second set...
Dead & Company
Jul 29, 2023
Rpsabq
Sandi is doing exactly what she said she would not do: keep on singing well past her vocal prime. As a result she speak sings, sings songs in different keys and all kinds of tricks to try and make it. When she does open up it's very heavy and a very wide vibrato. This is due to the natural aging of the voice. I'm sorry she feels she still needs to keep on performing when she is not at her best.
Sandi Patty
Jul 29, 2023
Forza
My first real rock gig. I will dig out some photos. And what a gig it was.
Saxon and Driveshaft
Jul 29, 2023
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