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 scatterbrain_jeff J. Phlip also on this bill. $15 ticket. 18+ show. Claude VonStroke Oct 20, 2024
 Curt Dennison My 16th birthday, a great show Blue Ă–yster Cult / Nektar Oct 20, 2024
 lazarusing w/ Sirius đź’ž Crywank / Foot Ox / Turtle Grenade Oct 20, 2024
 lazarusing w/ Sirius đź’ž Magdalena Bay / BAYLI Oct 20, 2024
 jg76001 I remember the "firework"! People got hurt when it exploded and Chester stopped the song and said something like, "Hold up - wait - we're not letting anyone ruin this song. Let's start this song over!" The flare (or whatever it was) hit the top rafters and bounced around (about 3 times like Plinko) and fall straight down. When it exploded in the pit, I saw about 6 people's silhouette's and they were hurt. People were carried out of that area. We (myself, my date, my buddy and his date) were on the opposite end of the stage at the very back of the stadium, very top (nosebleed seats). I saw the "flare" come from the stage's immediate left - from our top section's area (the nosebleed seats. If you're on the stage looking at the crowd, it came from your left and the veeeerrrrryyyy top). I didn't think anyone remembered this happening, lol. I created an account here just to say: Yes! I remember, too. Adema / Cypress Hill / Z-Trip / Linkin Park Oct 20, 2024
 Timothy O'Halloran Had tickets for the Stills/Young Band concert in the summer of 1976, but the tour was cancelled before it made the scheduled visit to Wisconsin. A few months later it was announced that Neil Young would play Dane County Coliseum. This was my first time to see Neil with Crazy Horse and they did not disappoint! The 20 song set list included classics, unreleased (at the time) songs and 3 songs from their most recent LP called Zuma. Neil Young & Crazy Horse Oct 20, 2024
 Jerry Tucker Jason Bonham (son of Led Zeppelin’s John Bonham) played drums for Foreigner at this show. Foreigner Oct 20, 2024
 Brucefan24 Show included solo set By daughter, Singer-Songwriter, Rhonda Ross Kendrick Diana Ross Oct 19, 2024
 Ty A Penry Good band and great vocals Rush Tribute Oct 19, 2024
 DavidStamey The members of Ringo Starr's All-Starr Band in 2014 were: Ringo Starr: Drums, keyboards, percussion, and vocals Steve Lukather: Guitar and vocals Gregg Rolie: Organ, keyboards, and vocals Todd Rundgren: Guitar, harmonica, bass, percussion, keyboards, and vocals Richard Page: Bass, acoustic guitar, and vocals Gregg Bissonette: Drums, percussion, and vocals Warren Ham: Vocals, saxophone, harmonica, flute, percussion, and keyboards Ringo Starr And His All Starr Band Oct 19, 2024
 lazarusing fuck these guys đź–• VR Sex / Psychic Death / Split Diopter Oct 19, 2024
 August Mcknight Awesome Show / A lot of the young people didn’t know “A Day” Clan of Xymox Oct 18, 2024
 Mike Standridge Incredible show! Mind blowing performance by Psychic TV, Flaming Lips went on with the name The Heads due to signing a contract with Warner Bros. This show happened in 1989 or 1990 Psychic TV / The Flaming Lips / Celebrity Skin Oct 18, 2024
 Taber Guitar pic from Dayseeker Dayseeker / Alpha Wolf / Catch Your Breath / Kingdom of Giants Oct 18, 2024
 Paul McParlan Fantastic concert and what a stage presence Sharleen Spiteri has ! KT Tunstall excellent support act. Texas Oct 18, 2024
 Zigman https://www.grimeys.com/events/joy-oladokun-observations Joy Oladokun Oct 18, 2024
 Louisa Maria 8/10 Calvin Harris / Tchami / Juice WRLD / Lil Pump / The Katayanagi Twins Oct 18, 2024
 The Bonneville Concert was in support of anti-nuke organization. Great night at a great venue. Bad Dog / John Trudell / Bonnie Raitt / Jackson Browne Oct 18, 2024
 Acey68 Set 1: 1. Neurotica 2. Neal and Jack and Me 3. Heartbeat 4. Sartori in Tangier 5. Dig Me 6. Model Man 7. Man With an Open Heart 8. Industry (Adrian' had issues with his guitar effects pedals, so Steve played some of his guitar parts) 9. Larks' Tongues in Aspic (Part III) Note: A 20 min intermission turned into 50 min, as they fixed Adrian's guitar effects pedals Set 2: 10. Waiting Man 11. The Sheltering Sky 12. Sleepless 13. Frame by Frame 14. Matte Kudasai 15. Elephant Talk 16. Three of a Perfect Pair 17. Indiscipline Encore: 18. Red (70's King Crimson cover)* 19. Thela Hun Ginjeet (All Songs from 80's King Crimson Albums: Discipline- 1981 Beat- 1982 Three of a Perfect Pair- 1984 except *From Red- 1974) Beat- Performing the Music of 80's King Crimson Oct 18, 2024
 Acey68 Beat – Adrian Belew, Steve Vai, Tony Levin, Danny Carey | Hampton Beach Casino Ballroom | 10.12.2024 On October 12th, 2024, Beat—a supergroup featuring some of rock’s most revered musicians—delivered a night of sheer musical brilliance at the Hampton Beach Casino Ballroom. With Adrian Belew, Steve Vai, Tony Levin, and Danny Carey performing the groundbreaking music of 80’s King Crimson, this show was a dream for prog-rock enthusiasts and fans of experimental rock alike. The setlist paid tribute to King Crimson’s early ’80s era, the band’s fusion of new wave, pop, and punk, led by their 1981 album Discipline. While not the original King Crimson lineup, Beat managed to capture every bit of the innovation and energy that made this material legendary. Adrian Belew, who was central to King Crimson’s transformation in the ’80s, returned to revisit the material, bringing his unmistakable vocals and quirky charm to the forefront. Belew’s voice, incredibly, hasn’t missed a beat (pun intended) in 40 years—his haunting and melodic tones transported the audience right back to that era. He also exhibited his humorous side, which made him even more lovable as a frontman. Joining Belew were three equally legendary musicians: Steve Vai on guitar, Danny Carey of Tool fame on drums, and Tony Levin on bass and Chapman Stick. Steve Vai’s solos were awe-inspiring, particularly during The Sheltering Sky, where his emotive playing took the crowd on a journey. Vai’s technical prowess added an extra layer of brilliance to the music, paying tribute to the original sound while still infusing his own unmistakable style. Tony Levin, a member of the ’80s King Crimson lineup, was, as always, a true force. Whether tapping his Chapman Stick, playing bass, or adding background vocals, he was the glue that held everything together. As Brad Page from Love That Song Podcast put it, “Tony Levin is the band’s secret weapon.” His ability to effortlessly weave rhythm, bass, and melody, especially on tracks like Sleepless and Indiscipline, showed just how integral he is to the music’s depth and complexity. Danny Carey had the tough job of filling in for Bill Bruford’s iconic polyrhythms, but he more than rose to the occasion. His drumming was impeccable, staying true to the original intricate rhythms while adding his own creative flair, particularly on Indiscipline, where he unleashed a series of blistering fills that were jaw-dropping. Carey may be one of the only drummers capable of taking on Bruford’s legacy while making it his own. The setlist was a dream for any fan of 80’s King Crimson, covering material from Discipline, Beat, and Three of a Perfect Pair. Highlights included: Neal and Jack and Me Sleepless Thela Hun Ginjeet Sartori in Tangier Heartbeat Three of a Perfect Pair Indiscipline The Sheltering Sky They even threw in Red from the earlier, heavier King Crimson era, which was a welcome surprise for the more hardcore fans in the crowd. Vai’s solo on The Sheltering Sky was a standout moment of the night, combining precision with raw emotion in a way that felt almost otherworldly. While the concert was a masterclass in musicianship, it wasn’t without its hiccups. Just before the end of the first set, Belew’s guitar rig malfunctioned, causing a 50-minute delay. Though frustrating, the band and audience took it in stride. When the technical issues were resolved, Beat launched into a second set that was well worth the wait. Nearly every song received a standing ovation, and it was clear the crowd was deeply appreciative of the music being performed at such a high level. Despite the setback, Beat delivered an unforgettable performance. They honored the complexity and innovation of King Crimson’s ’80s material while adding new life to the music through the unique talents of each player. The chemistry between Belew, Vai, Levin, and Carey was electric, and the fact that they managed to stay so faithful to the original sound, while still adding their own flair, is a testament to their musical prowess. If you missed this show, don’t let their upcoming gig in Lynn, Massachusetts on December 6th pass you by. This is a rare chance to experience the music of ’80s King Crimson performed by a group of musicians at the very top of their game. Simply put, The Beat is not to be missed. Jeff Dachowski- Maine Music News Beat- Performing the Music of 80's King Crimson Oct 18, 2024