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 RobertJones36 Pretty sure this one was at Shoreline in Mountain View. I was there and no way they played Wheatland two nights in a row Def Leppard / REO Speedwagon / Tesla Oct 21, 2022
 DeadheadDan I made and sold t shirts at this show. Grateful Dead / Warren Zevon Oct 20, 2022
 hctbn This was the night that Whitney said that she had had more No1's than the Beatles - went down like a lead balloon Whitney Houston Oct 20, 2022
 Victor Zantman Tja, maar zo goed heb ik hem nog niet gezien. Vorige keer was een stuk minder. Bob Dylan Oct 20, 2022
 Léa Hello everyone, if you seeling 1 VIP ticket please contact me, we’re 4 to have ticket but 3 to have VIP, we need one for my girlfriend. Birthday please :( love <3 Only The Poets Oct 20, 2022
 DeadheadDan This concert and the day before were cancelled due to wildfires Lake Tahoe Outdoor Arena At Harveys Oct 19, 2022
 DeadheadDan King Crimson Final Tour King Crimson / The Zappa Band / California Guitar Trio Oct 19, 2022
 Kristen Hanlin Sir Elton is blowing Houston off … seriously disappointing Elton John Oct 19, 2022
 DeadheadDan I had a cardiac event at this show! Got stents the following Monday. Eoto / iLL.Gates / Noncoding Oct 19, 2022
 Breed The headliners were Vanilla Fudge, the band that stole the show was Big Brother and the Holding Company!!!! Vanilla Fudge / Big Brother & The Holding Company (w/ Janis Joplin) / Moby Grape / The Chambers Brothers / Buddy Guy/Junior Wells Blues Band Oct 19, 2022
 DeadheadDan I believe Lucia Micarelli performed with Jethro Tull on this date. Was not my favorite Tull show. Jethro Tull Oct 19, 2022
 Michael Kimsey Show ended abruptly after 2-3 songs due to amp issues with Iommi. Opening acts were Ruby Star’s Grey Ghost and Mahogany Rush. Refunds were issued. Black Sabbath Oct 19, 2022
 Wicked Goddess #6776: CHUCK BARRIS 1977-12-20, NBC, 52 min. Redd Foxx, The Mills Brothers, Linda Hopkins, The Temptations, Chuck Barris, The Bay City Rollers, Michelle Phillips, Stephen Bishop Special: Host Chuck Barris brings amateur acts from "The Gong Show" to complement music and comedy by celebrities (including a routine by Redd Foxx). Highlights include: "In a Lifetime" by The Temptations, "Victim of Romance" by Michelle Phillips, "Shake a Hand" by Linda Hopkins, "On and On" by Stephen Bishop, "Be My Life's Companion" by The Mills Brothers, and "It's a Game" by The Bay City Rollers. From https://www.atvaudio.com/ The Chuck Barris Variety Hour Oct 19, 2022
 Paul Clarke This gig featured another 23 local bands split over three venues - Spring and Airbrake, Katy Daly's and the Limelight. Therapy? / Red Organ Serpent Sound / Fighting With Wire Oct 19, 2022
 Chris Steeves Throwdown was replaced with 2 cents Five Finger Death Punch / Throwdown / God Forbid / Shadows Fall Oct 19, 2022
 Djinn It was FREEZING!!! Literally, temperature was below 30 degrees. The Flaming Lips / Stardeath and White Dwarfs / New Fumes Oct 19, 2022
 Djinn Filmed with Delo Creative The Flaming Lips / Def Rain Oct 19, 2022
 Djinn The Fla-vor-ice popsicles that came out of nowhere and were exactly what we all needed! The Flaming Lips / Electric Würms Oct 19, 2022
 Djinn 🤘🏼My first concert 🤘🏼 Van Halen / baby animals Oct 19, 2022
 Acey68 Close To The Edge 50th Anniversary Tour 2022 As with “The Album Series Tour 2022,” which started off in the UK this past June, the U.S. tour is dedicated to the late Alan White—the band’s legendary drummer—following his passing this past May. Before the tour gets underway, a special tribute concert — “Alan White: Celebrating His Life and Music” — will be held October 2, 7:00pm at the Paramount Theatre in Seattle. Alan White joined YES in June 1972, just days before their “Close To The Edge” Tour began. Over the following 50 years, Alan would appear on every YES album including 2021’s The Quest. Following the global pandemic, he had been looking forward to this tour and re-joining his bandmates on stage, something he lived for, in the run up to his 50th anniversary of joining YES. Sadly, that was not be, but Alan’s towering presence will be omnipresent on the tour. Alan’s good friend, drummer Jay Schellen, will join YES for the forthcoming tour, alongside Steve Howe (guitars & backing vocals), Geoff Downes (keyboards), Jon Davison (lead vocals) and Billy Sherwood (bass guitar and backing vocals). The “Close to the Edge” show will comprise full production and a high-definition video wall directed by Andy Clark and featuring the artwork of Roger Dean. Following the release of The Yes Album and Fragile in 1971, YES released what is widely considered one of the most defining albums, not only for YES but for the whole progressive movement. Close To The Edge became an inspiration for their contemporaries and for successive generations of musicians. The album is saluted with a cover story in the September 2022 issue of the national magazine Guitar Player, for which Steve Howe was interviewed. He recalls: “We were young, enthusiastic, and adventurous, and we had this incredible breakthrough success with Fragile. We saw our next album as a real opportunity to prove our worth as a band. The door had been opened and we weren’t going to go backward. We wanted to sharpen our skills as far as writing and arranging.” Journalist Joe Bosso wrote about the album’s place in rock history in Guitar Player (September 2022): “Vast, enigmatic, full of moments of spectacular grandeur and ever-changing hues, Close to the Edge is the ‘Lawrence of Arabia’ of progressive-rock albums. Comprised of just three tracks – the dizzying side-long, 18-minute title track, the equally sprawling mini epic “And You and I,” and the whacked-out, hyperactive jazz-funk album closer “Siberian Khatru” – Close to the Edge documented YES operating at the peak of their musical powers.” Yes Oct 19, 2022