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 Anson W Jesse Standhard and Follow Through played You Booze You Lose Haywire 617 / C4 / Soulless Oct 18, 2026
 Cheri Dodson Special Guest John Oates Spencer Sutherland Oct 18, 2026
 chineseriot This show was recorded and released as Bomb You Live. It is a subtle node to the Rolling Stones' Love You Live which features tracks from their show from their March 1977 El Mocambo shows when they performed at The Cockroaches Zoobombs / The Helens / Peaches Oct 18, 2026
 Chadpateman Ella Fitzgerald made her historic first tour of Australia in July 1954 as part of American promoter Lee Gordon's inaugural "The Big Show" concert package. The 1954 Tour & Controversy • Lineup: The star-studded jazz package also featured Buddy Rich, Artie Shaw, and comedian Jerry Colonna. • The Honolulu Incident: En route from San Francisco to Sydney on a Pan American (Pan Am) flight, Fitzgerald, her pianist John Lewis, her assistant Georgiana Henry, and manager Norman Granz were ordered off the plane during a stopover in Honolulu, Hawaii. • Stranded: Despite holding valid first-class tickets, they were left behind for three days due to racial discrimination. This caused Fitzgerald to miss her opening concerts in Sydney, though promoter Lee Gordon held free makeup concerts for ticket holders. • Arrival in Australia: On Sunday, July 25, 1954, an enthusiastic crowd of about 1,000 fans greeted her at Sydney's Mascot Airport. • Significance: The tour marked a major turning point in Australian entertainment history as a high-profile showcase helping to open doors for African American performers. • Legal Action: Supported by Norman Granz, Fitzgerald filed a civil discrimination suit against Pan Am later in 1954, which she won on appeal in January 1956. Ella Fitzgerald / Buddy Rich / artie shaw / Jerry Colin Anna Oct 18, 2026
 Chadpateman 1954 Jul SYDNEY STADIUM Ella Fitzgerald, Buddy Rich, Artie Shaw and Jerry Colonna Ella Fitzgerald missed the 23 & 24 July Sydney shows. The 31 July shows were organised to compensate The venture resulted in a small loss Ella Fitzgerald / Buddy Rich / artie shaw / Jerry Colin Anna Oct 18, 2026
 Chadpateman 1954 Jul SYDNEY STADIUM Ella Fitzgerald, Buddy Rich, Artie Shaw and Jerry Colonna Ella Fitzgerald missed the 23 & 24 July Sydney shows. The 31 July shows were organised to compensate The venture resulted in a small loss Ella Fitzgerald / Buddy Rich / artie shaw / Jerry Colonna Oct 18, 2026
 Chadpateman Ella Fitzgerald made her historic first tour of Australia in July 1954 as part of American promoter Lee Gordon's inaugural "The Big Show" concert package. The 1954 Tour & Controversy • Lineup: The star-studded jazz package also featured Buddy Rich, Artie Shaw, and comedian Jerry Colonna. • The Honolulu Incident: En route from San Francisco to Sydney on a Pan American (Pan Am) flight, Fitzgerald, her pianist John Lewis, her assistant Georgiana Henry, and manager Norman Granz were ordered off the plane during a stopover in Honolulu, Hawaii. • Stranded: Despite holding valid first-class tickets, they were left behind for three days due to racial discrimination. This caused Fitzgerald to miss her opening concerts in Sydney, though promoter Lee Gordon held free makeup concerts for ticket holders. • Arrival in Australia: On Sunday, July 25, 1954, an enthusiastic crowd of about 1,000 fans greeted her at Sydney's Mascot Airport. • Significance: The tour marked a major turning point in Australian entertainment history as a high-profile showcase helping to open doors for African American performers. • Legal Action: Supported by Norman Granz, Fitzgerald filed a civil discrimination suit against Pan Am later in 1954, which she won on appeal in January 1956. Ella Fitzgerald / Buddy Rich / artie shaw / Jerry Colonna Oct 18, 2026
 Eddie Leonard Nine Treasures 1st US tour pretty sick opener. Fear Factory / Mushroomhead / Nine Treasures Oct 17, 2026
 Connie Daye #1 of 2 shows Beck Oct 17, 2026
 Jeff Hawkins Melvin Seals performed with The Pranksters, a Denver-based band, at Three20south in Breckenridge, Colorado, on December 6, 2008. Melvin Seals Oct 17, 2026
 Bueler That totally brought back memories of Phranc coming on stage, introducing herself as a Jewish lesbian folksinger, and playing for way too long until half the crowd was booing and yelling for her to stop. Good times. :) The Smiths / Phranc Oct 17, 2026
 janicethemenace Description: A historic look at Covenant performing live at Das Bunker's 13th Anniversary show on October 16, 2009 during the Modern Ruin era tour cycle. This North American tour featured a unique, temporary live lineup. Foundational member Joakim Montelius sat out the US leg of the tour, and Los Angeles local musician Samuel Pfannkuche (of Imperative Reaction / System Syn fame) graciously stepped up to handle the primary stage keys alongside Eskil Simonsson. Images & videos documents Daniel Myer aggressively commanding the secondary electronic percussion, backing sequences, and live backing vocals. Covenant Oct 17, 2026
 Nathan Played Everyone Who Hated Me Is Dead. Encored with War Isn’t Murder Jesse Welles / Hudson Freeman Oct 17, 2026
 Arthur 90 Because the screenshots clearly are from a video, maybe the full video exists and Will be uploaded someday. Black Sabbath Oct 17, 2026
 Chris Baker 99 Found a clip of MTV’s coverage: https://www.instagram.com/reel/C7Z11J5PXDp/?rpxt=bzJ2YzZrcmpkeWdo Slash's Snakepit / The Nixons Oct 17, 2026
 Ryan Newman Go past the back of dogs The Why Store Oct 17, 2026
 Ryan Newman Set list not entered to set list.fm Set one Halo Surround me Who is your love Beautiful world D-Jam Drinking problem What do you know Happy place The chair Sleepy train Good to me Your world Reality Leave it all behind She’s broken Set two Mothership Mrs. Cleary Broken glass Angel from Montgomery Lack of water I have fallen Franklin’s tower Don’t tell me nothing My sky is blue I got it Let you in Really bad things When you’re high Make me smile The Why Store Oct 17, 2026
 Liz Cosgrove Ford Concert postponed from February to April. https://www.latimes.com/archives/la-xpm-1994-03-04-ca-30060-story.html Janet Jackson Oct 17, 2026
 Christina Lynn Zeitman Was a guest during service Natalie Grant Oct 17, 2026
 LukeLinus The show was moved from Verviers to Limbourg Steve Lukather Oct 17, 2026