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 Spacewoman This concert blew my mind! It was crazy and several people flipped out ( probably on acid) and had to be removed. The orchestra played feverishly and it was very intense. I was a little apprehensive during the concert but afterwards was really impressed! mahavishnu orchestra Oct 17, 2026
 Spacewoman Probably the best concer I ever attended. REO Speedwagon was not well known here in California and blew the audience away. The Doobie Brothers were so fantastic that Frampton didn’t come on until after midnight. When he did the audience went nuts. He has an amazing voice. We didn’t get out of there until 3 am and then drove back up to Humboldt state college, a good 4-5 hour drive, trading off drivers. Makes me feel young to think about it! The Doobie Brothers / REO Speedwagon / Peter Frampton Oct 17, 2026
 Dave Coates I remember that . GWAR / X-Cops Oct 17, 2026
 Jtgfan GWAR shot footage for the Saddam A Go Go video at this show as well as one in Baltimore. They played Saddam 3 or 4 times in a row for the footage. GWAR / X-Cops Oct 17, 2026
 Ad Keepers Spirit War moet nog bij de bands toegevoegd worden Killer / Anvil Oct 16, 2026
 woman4life I was pretty sure that they performed Stolen because,I recall the tempo being a little faster. But it was,a long time ago. Dashboard Confessional / Panic! At the Disco / Plain White T's / The Cab Oct 16, 2026
 LukeLinus NWD Philharmonic Orch., Marie Jose Siri Placido Domingo Oct 16, 2026
 LukeLinus w/ Phillinganes & Forrest Toto / Christopher Cross Oct 16, 2026
 paddypadman Saw the same I,I tour in Vancouver in Sept 2019 and then it's resumption in 2022 in Dublin. Two very different periods of my life Bon Iver / CARM Oct 16, 2026
 [email protected] Foreigner was supporting act Heart Oct 16, 2026
 TommyWH78 I was 16 years old and attended this show with my parents and Dad's friend Ike Walter! Jimmie Vaughan opened the show solo,not with the Fabulous Thunderbirds. Eric Clapton / The Fabulous Thunderbirds Oct 16, 2026
 jman0125 LOLO is currently touring North America, how was she at this show? Kavier / Jacinta / A-Tee / OBE380 / SHXYO / LØLØ Oct 16, 2026
 LukeLinus feat. Will Lee, Steve Ferrone, Simon Oslender etc. Joe Bonamassa & WDR Big Band / Joe Bonamassa Oct 16, 2026
 Girl at the Rock Shows https://girlattherockshows.com/2026/10/16/20261015-rakim-room3collective-dakota/ Rakim / Room3 Collective Oct 16, 2026
 Colin Hubbocks Every time I see them they are magnificent Absolute Bowie (Tribute to David Bowie) Oct 16, 2026
 Paul Wade Gazelle Twin was unwell and did not play. Cabaret Voltaire / Gazelle Twin Oct 16, 2026
 Chadpateman Jerry Lee Lewis toured Australia in March 1960 as part of Lee Gordon’s Parade of Stars Supershow. Tour Details & Dates • Promoter: Lee Gordon • Master of Ceremonies: Johnny O'Keefe • Featured Acts: Tommy Sands, Jerry Lee Lewis, Rod Lauren, Johnny & the Hurricanes, Jimmy Clanton, Marv Johnson, Freddy Cannon, Dick Caruso, Chan Romero, Jack Scott, Mark Dinning, and Johnny Preston Schedule of 1960 Shows • March 21, 1960: Festival Hall, Melbourne, Victoria (2 shows) • March 22, 1960: Festival Hall, Melbourne, Victoria (2 shows) • March 23, 1960: Centennial Hall, Adelaide, South Australia (2 shows) • March 24, 1960: Festival Hall, Brisbane, Queensland (3 shows) • March 25, 1960: Sydney Stadium, Sydney, New South Wales (2 shows) • March 26, 1960: Sydney Stadium, Sydney, New South Wales (3 shows Jerry Lee Lewis Oct 16, 2026
 Chadpateman Jerry Lee Lewis toured Australia in March 1960 as part of Lee Gordon’s Parade of Stars Supershow. Tour Details & Dates • Promoter: Lee Gordon • Master of Ceremonies: Johnny O'Keefe • Featured Acts: Tommy Sands, Jerry Lee Lewis, Rod Lauren, Johnny & the Hurricanes, Jimmy Clanton, Marv Johnson, Freddy Cannon, Dick Caruso, Chan Romero, Jack Scott, Mark Dinning, and Johnny Preston Schedule of 1960 Shows • March 21, 1960: Festival Hall, Melbourne, Victoria (2 shows) • March 22, 1960: Festival Hall, Melbourne, Victoria (2 shows) • March 23, 1960: Centennial Hall, Adelaide, South Australia (2 shows) • March 24, 1960: Festival Hall, Brisbane, Queensland (3 shows) • March 25, 1960: Sydney Stadium, Sydney, New South Wales (2 shows) • March 26, 1960: Sydney Stadium, Sydney, New South Wales (3 shows Jerry Lee Lewis Oct 16, 2026
 Chadpateman Jerry Lee Lewis toured Australia in March 1960 as part of Lee Gordon’s Parade of Stars Supershow. Tour Details & Dates • Promoter: Lee Gordon • Master of Ceremonies: Johnny O'Keefe • Featured Acts: Tommy Sands, Jerry Lee Lewis, Rod Lauren, Johnny & the Hurricanes, Jimmy Clanton, Marv Johnson, Freddy Cannon, Dick Caruso, Chan Romero, Jack Scott, Mark Dinning, and Johnny Preston Schedule of 1960 Shows • March 21, 1960: Festival Hall, Melbourne, Victoria (2 shows) • March 22, 1960: Festival Hall, Melbourne, Victoria (2 shows) • March 23, 1960: Centennial Hall, Adelaide, South Australia (2 shows) • March 24, 1960: Festival Hall, Brisbane, Queensland (3 shows) • March 25, 1960: Sydney Stadium, Sydney, New South Wales (2 shows) • March 26, 1960: Sydney Stadium, Sydney, New South Wales (3 shows Jerry Lee Lewis Oct 16, 2026
 Chadpateman Chuck Berry toured Australia for the first time in January and February 1959, a landmark visit that inspired him to write his hit song "Back in the U.S.A.". Tour and Performance Details • Arrival: Berry arrived in Sydney at Mascot Airport on January 28, 1959. • Melbourne Dates: He performed multiple shows at West Melbourne Stadium from January 31 through February 3, 1959. • Sydney Dates: He played at the Sydney Stadium in Rushcutters Bay from February 4 to February 7, 1959, as part of Lee Gordon’s "Big Show" lineup alongside local rock pioneer Johnny O'Keefe. • Backing Band: Australian tenor saxophonist Johnny Greenan (from Johnny O'Keefe’s backing band, The Dee Jays) performed with Berry during the tour. Impact and Legacy • "Back in the U.S.A.": Berry wrote the song shortly after returning to America, channeling his experiences on the tour—including local culture and observations—into the track, which he recorded in Chicago on February 17, 1959. Chuck Berry Oct 16, 2026