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 Dublin Don This is the gig in which Billy Bragg came on for one song Natalie Merchant Feb 05, 2025
 spotcoffee https://youtu.be/DSlxn9hQpS0 Delta Spirit / The Willowz Feb 05, 2025
 Zonny Hi! In what city did you see Lollapalooza? Date does not match the title of this concert. Jane's Addiction Feb 05, 2025
 sebhilton Stop in 1998? Domein Kiewit Feb 05, 2025
 Swimszoots I’m not 100% sure about the year of this show. The ticket does not have the year on it. And the Flower Kings tour history does not have this show. But they were in the US around this date in 2013 The Flower Kings Feb 05, 2025
 sdittman Audio https://archive.org/details/gd1977-11-04.aud.zimmerman.minches.81110.sbeok.flac16 Grateful Dead Feb 04, 2025
 naterie Review and photos can be seen here: http://www.concertlivewire.com/theshins.htm The Shins / The Brunettes Feb 04, 2025
 RobC Beatle Abbey Road The Black Jacket Symphony Feb 04, 2025
 RobC Beatles White Album The Black Jacket Symphony Feb 04, 2025
 Guidorec Rescheduled from 2 October 2024 Delights / Ten Hands High Feb 04, 2025
 Dan Hollings Awesome concert, my very first and I got the tee-shirt. I don't have it anymore cause I wore it out wearing it! I came here cause I was trying to figure out who the warm up band was. too much fun! Van Halen Feb 04, 2025
 Walter Winsor Review – An Evening with Santana Filled Red Rocks to the Brim byDenby Gardiner July 12, 2017 A man who needs no opener, Carlos Santana grabbed Red Rocks by the horns with just himself and his band on Monday night. Hopping onto the stage just after eight, the amphitheatre had fans still flowing in well after the kickoff time. The parking lots had overflowed so rapidly that the staff was forced to create a sixth parking lot. Aside from the Upper North, Lower North, Upper South, Lower South and Lower South 2, vehicles were pushed into a field area below the Box Office. Shuttles ran from various ports all over the park and taxis charged $5 per person to receive a cart to the top. The Transmogrify Tour brought all the Latin heat to Red Rocks that any Carlos Santana lifetime fan could ever want. “Love Makes the World Go Round” set things off, instantly showcasing the talents of the many musicians on stage. After the long jam collapsed, Santana sauntered up to the mic. “Hello!” he said to the jam-packed venue. “Oh-em-gee!” The 1999 hit “Maria” came after and there was not a still body in the house. “Corazón Espinado” was next, which shed light on the impressive amount of Spanish speakers at the show. Halfway through the hit, Santana wandered off stage to allow a young female fan to assist him in his strumming. “Evil Ways” and “A Love Supreme” shook the monoliths next, both to tribal videos projected in the background. At that time, the man of the night took to the microphone to deliver an inspirational speech that was eagerly greeted by his like-minded fans. Love, politics, religion and philosophy were the theme of his words, complete with him begging the crowd to join him in “illuminating” the good in education and non-violence. It is well known that Santana has long since been a man of charity, and each ticket purchased served a $0.50 donation to his Milagro Foundation, which aims to provide children of the world with access to proper medical and educational outlets. A cover of Stevie Wonder’s “Higher Ground” brought the show back to moving and grooving. “Total Destruction to Your Mind” and “Mona Lisa” were crooned by the eccentric singers before Santana invited a very special guest to the front of the stage: his wife. Now, Cindy was already on stage, seeing as she is one of three drummers in the band. Santana announced that the two have recorded 16 songs together, one of which, “All I Ever Wanted,” they performed. While Cindy’s microphone failed to amplify her voice to its fullest potential, there was no question that it was a voice of talent. “Black Magic Woman” and “Oye Coma Va” rounded out the set and the group exited the stage, though only for a moment. They returned quickly for a long, rowdy jam, during which Santana gifted a young fan a guitar. Then, all members of the band not performing on drums vacated the scene and the three percussionists took their own solos, ending with Cindy. “Smooth” and a cover of The Police’s “Roxanne” served as the cherries on top of the spectacular evening with arguably the greatest guitarist alive, at undoubtedly the greatest venue in the world. Santana Feb 04, 2025
 [email protected] I remember how hot it was that day, and how that bought us water in later on. Does anyone remember the guy that stripped down and walked around in the lake about knee deep. he kept hissing at everyone. Man, he was tripping hard, Aerosmith / Ted Nugent / Rory Gallagher / Rick Derringer / Exile Feb 04, 2025
 Harris Part of the "Rolling Stone Roadshow" with Travis at the Colosseum Ben Folds Five / Travis Feb 04, 2025
 Gregory Zimmer An ok concert. His lyrics are terrible but when they jam they sounded great. The Phoenix is also not a great venue Geordie Greep / Nnamdï / Sean Stephens Feb 04, 2025
 DJRasJ The Speak of the Devil Tour was the third solo tour by English heavy metal singer Ozzy Osbourne, in support of his first live album, Speak of the Devil, taking place from December 1982 to May 1983. Ozzy Osbourne / Vandenberg Feb 04, 2025
 PAUL DIXON Live album of this gig BSERK12 Jonathan Richman and the Modern Lovers Feb 04, 2025
 Zonny Hi! I believe the correct date for this show was August 25. Several sources say the tour was in North Carolina on Aug 17. Please make the change or I can submit it for an administrator to change. Thanks! Lollapalooza 1991 Feb 04, 2025
 Andy McCoy Awesome, and so were Psychlona Slomosa Feb 04, 2025
 MamboKing356 Conductor, Manolo Cagnin. Lasted 2 hours, 15 minutes with 3 encores. Vienna Boys Choir Feb 03, 2025