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 Tim Cancilla-Rattlehead It was an epic 1980s night right out of a movie. My uncle was the Video Director for Journey and their Production business; he did many bands. My super close childhood friend and I went, and we found two seats next to these two chicks who must have been Juniors in High school. Ronnie and I were in the 7th grade, before Bryan Adams came on, Ronnie pulled the pack of Winstons he took from his mom's stash, HA! The two chicks started laughing, dam, look at these two dudes! Cigs Eh, try this, and handed us a nice fat joint, which was the first of at least 5. The area we were in was full of stoners, an awesome section. We were scared to bring in our pipe and bag; those two chicks were awesome. Bryan Adams fell immediately as he took the stage lol. Before and after the concert, we had ALL access backstage passes, which we used before and after it was over. Before the concert, everyone was asking whose initials are M.A. on your pass? I said my UNCLE Mick Anger, everyone parted the seas, not because Mick was a bigwig (Which he was), but because everyone liked and respected him in the business. My friend Ronnie Hughson and I were freshly baked when we found the "Journey" arcade video game. We started playing when Steve Perry walked up to us and started talking to us. Steve Perry asked me whose initials those are on your backstage passes. I proudly said My uncle Mick Anger (His Stage Name), Steve Perry, I have known Mick a very long time. Mick is a great guy, and then Steve Perry autographed our concert shirts. Later on, my uncle said that it is very uncharacteristic of Steve Perry; usually, after a concert, he is a recluse and he rarely, if at all, signs anything! Thank you, Uncle Mike! Journey / Bryan Adams / Steve Perry Dec 03, 2025
 Baingo Thanks for popping by! Dec 03, 2025
 Baingo I'm asking family for tickets, hopefully I get them lol Dec 03, 2025
 Baingo Thanks for stopping by, this site rawks!!! Dec 03, 2025
 Oldscooldino Punk is definitely NOT dead! Le nouveau Punk est arrivé !! Bob Vylan / ZLDR Dec 03, 2025
 Jonesey42 Awful gig, THE worst Oasis gig I've been to. Liam didn't want to be there and it was almost as if he wanted to ruin every song. Part of Oasis folklore it was that bad. Oasis / Happy Mondays / Doves Dec 02, 2025
 Jonesey42 Warm up was the Champions League Final on a big screen. Liverpool won after extra time and penalties. They were 3-0 down at half time and the game went to 3-3 The gig was late starting because of the football It also explains why the opener was You'll never walk alone Oasis Dec 02, 2025
 lannig ref: ouest france newspaper august 12, 1981 page 9 Paco De Lucia Al Di Meola John Mclaughlin Dec 02, 2025
 Ray Walsh This show was almost rained out. Chris Barron was on stage telling jokes before the show. Spin Doctors Dec 02, 2025
 Girl at the Rock Shows https://girlattherockshows.com/2025/12/02/we-cant-be-the-adults-we-want-to-be-2/ Cursive / AJJ Dec 02, 2025
 Dan Trottier Epic show Grateful Dead Dec 02, 2025
 Dan Trottier Present Grateful Dead / Crosby, Stills & Nash Dec 02, 2025
 Martin Delaney My third time seeing the band the band and they just keep getting better and better. Highlights for me were: Oh yeah! Gris Gris Baby Baby Wild Woman Satisfy Your Queen One Massive Hit Memorable moment was singing Happy Birthday for one fan (Mary I think) who had seen the band live 81 times! Greta of course came out into the audience as she was always does on a few songs. She did it on Wild Woman and Satisfy Your Queen if I remember correctly. I maybe could have done without some of the extended guitar/piano jams on a sober Monday night but that's just me. Would definitely recommend checking them out and catching them live if you can. Beaux Gris Gris & The Apocalypse Dec 02, 2025
 Lyds 93 Sammy were in support that night Beck Dec 02, 2025
 Tim Lambro the band with Tull on this concert was Yes, and they blew the doors off that night and really set the night up for Tull Jethro Tull / Eagles Dec 02, 2025
 David J. Emerick This is the wrong setlist for this show. This setlist belongs to the Aug. 11, 1969 show at the Boston Tea Party. For years the cd of the show has been incorrectly identified as being from Feb 22, when in fact it's the Aug. 11 show. The Byrds / The Flying Burrito Brothers Dec 02, 2025
 Idm1 £85 block 102 row v seat 50 Halestorm / Bloodywood / Kelsy Karter & The Heroines Dec 02, 2025
 Alex Alexander My first ever concert. 15 years old The Who / James Gang Dec 01, 2025
 westpier with Band Kate Rusby Dec 01, 2025
 Patrick McColligan Why would you put Rival Sons before Black Sabbath? Rival Sons / Black Sabbath Dec 01, 2025