Review and Discuss Concerts, Bands, Venues, & More.

Commenter	Comment	Posted On	Date
Tony Thomas	This was a free concert in Handy Park the weekend of the Beale Street Music Festival.	Black Oak Arkansas	Dec 05, 2025
Ville Päärni	Fucking A	Heaven & Hell (Black Sabbath feat R.J DIO)	Dec 05, 2025
Erik Kapteijns	Dewolff; altijd fijn een shot ‘Seventies in the vein’	DeWolff	Dec 05, 2025
Martyr	Sodom cancelled	Headbanging Enschede	Dec 05, 2025
Martyr	somewhere in june...	Belchsingersonggrinder	Dec 05, 2025
serenasneddon	Perhaps the most iconic concert I ever went to. Got to party with the band after!	5 Seconds of Summer / Charlie Simpson	Dec 05, 2025
Martyr	Deicide zonder Benton, zang door Seth Van De Loo van Severe Torture	Deicide / Visceral Bleeding / Psycroptic	Dec 05, 2025
Brucefan24	Founding members Don Brewer (vocals and drums, and writer/singer of the iconic "We're an American Band") and Mel Schacher (bass, the thunder behind the groove) are joined by a lineup of all-star talent: soulful lead vocalist and writer of 38 Special's smash "Second Chance," Max Carl; guitar slinger and veteran of Bob Seger's Silver Bullet Band Mark Chatfield; and the ever-versatile Tim Cashion (affectionately known as "Dr. Tim"), who - in the past - has hit the road with Robert Palmer and Bob Seger, on keys. Credit: Parx Casino	Grand Funk Railroad	Dec 05, 2025
Marja	Another great show! With the unique Kensington sound! I loved it once again	Kensington / The Vices	Dec 05, 2025
callavera	baby's first rave ✌️🥹	Alan Walker / Julie Bergan	Dec 05, 2025
DanT	Sierra Ferrell stepped in for Howard Levy who had unforeseen health issues	Béla Fleck and the Flecktones / Sierra Ferrell / Alash / Jeff Coffin & The Mu'Tet	Dec 05, 2025
Miah Ever	You wont believe me but i snoked a joint behind the venue with the band My friebd knew them It was insane	Ramones	Dec 05, 2025
WarpedFactor	I was at this concert. Tommy James was the headliner; Bo Diddly was the opener, and was AMAZING, notwithstanding that the airline had lost his guitar. Bo Diddly played one of Brooklyn Bridge's spare guitars. Then came Johnny Maestro and Brooklyn Bridge. They played an awesome set, and took a curtain call. An another, and another, on and on. Due to a "Blue Law", the venue had to close at midnight, so Tommy James and the Shondells hit the stage at about 11:40PM. They basically just did a medley and called it a night. I don't think anyone but Tommy James was disappointed. Johhny Maestro STOLE the show and he was awesome. The whole audience loved him and the curtain calls were sincere... Gotta say that as far as I am concerned this was one of the best concert experiences I have ever had! I don't recall the Chiffons singing at all.	Tommy James and the Shondells / Johnny Maestro / The Chiffons / Bo Diddley	Dec 05, 2025
Trevor	Removed letlive. from the bill. They were a part of this tour, but their bus broke down on the way to this show and they did not make it to play.	The Devil Wears Prada / Oh, Sleeper / Every Time I Die	Dec 04, 2025
Dave Turgoose	Brilliant. Over 46 years since I first saw them at York Pop Club. Still going strong (them, not me so much!)	The Undertones / John Otway	Dec 04, 2025
Peter Troyer	Epica could not show up. As I recall someone was either sick or was having a baby.	Epica / Eluveitie / The Agonist	Dec 04, 2025
Tony Thomas	The venue was called The Highdive at the time.	King's X / Mardo	Dec 04, 2025
Rod Summers	Thank you Tony, I appreciate the info! 1984 was certainly a while ago!	Ratt / Twisted Sister / Mama’s Boys / Fastway	Dec 04, 2025
Peter Troyer	This concert has incorrect information. On November 27, 2004, these bands played in Milwaukee as confirmed via a printed concert ticket and my memory.	Chevelle / Korn / Breaking Benjamin / Skindred	Dec 04, 2025
Tony Thomas	Although Y&T was initially listed in the ads for this show, they did not play. They were replaced by Fastway.	Ratt / Twisted Sister / Mama’s Boys / Fastway	Dec 04, 2025