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 Dan The Man After the fire in the upper deck during Jeff Beck’s set on July 10 the World Series of Rock 2 was cancelled and Day 3 moved to Hawthorne Race Track in August Aerosmith / Jeff Beck / Derringer May 24, 2020
 Phil Mortenson You’re also missing a concert from July 16,1978 that had The Beach Boys, The Kinks, Randy Hansen and Jr. Cadilac Memorial Stadium May 23, 2020
 Phil Mortenson You don’t list Summer Jam 1975 with BTO, J Geils, Charlie Daniels, Flash Cadillac and Bob Segar. Memorial Stadium May 23, 2020
 Thomas Tallant My girlfriend at the time got badly hurt at this show... Concussion, fractured kneecap, 4 damaged discs in her back. Bad night. Terrible security. Metallica / Queensryche May 23, 2020
 Thomas Tallant This was the opening night for both Phantom & The Broward Center The Phantom of the Opera May 23, 2020
 Thomas Tallant "Musical Comedy Version" https://www.sun-sentinel.com/news/fl-xpm-1990-04-04-9001010362-story.html Phantom of the Opera (Alternate Version) May 23, 2020
 dallman Wollman Rink is the actual name of the venue Waldmen Rink Central Park May 22, 2020
 dallman Actual date and setlist:(per recording) The Marshall Tucker Band Schaefer Music Festival Wollman Skating Rink, Central Park New York City August 4, 1974 Pencil Mic>Concord Cassette Deck Tape to Soundforge to flac Taped tracked and edited by Cliff Morse 01. Introduction 02. Hillbilly Band 03. Another Cruel Love 04. Can't You See 05. 24 Hours at a Time 06. Ramblin' on My Mind 07. Take the Highway 08. Every Day I Have the Blues 09. Will the Circle Be Unbroken? 10. The Thrill Is Gone Marshall Tucker Band May 22, 2020
 dallman Actual Setlist: 01. I'll Be Loving You 02. Heard It in a Love Song 03. Tell the Blues to Take Off the Night 04. Long Island Lady 05. Even a Fool Would Let Go 06. Sandman 07. Rumors are Raging 08. Still Thinking of You 09. The Change is Gonna Come 10. Can't You See 11. Silverado 12. Take The Highway The Marshall Tucker Band / Betts, Hall, Levell and Trucks May 22, 2020
 david evans Ye i remember having a nosey through the gaps in the curtains there.plod outside gave me some shit over my hayfever pills haha probly saw you there 👍 Xmal Deutschland May 22, 2020
 chasw67 Wow !! Thats amazing you had the same experience and saw me mention it here. Wish Id seen the "sock" trick maybe that would have worked for me. Glad you got to see them properly in Sheffield, I never saw them again but I did watch the show right to the end through the window. Thanks to YouTube we can see them live from 1984 - here in Germany - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0aLh9ZrnprY Xmal Deutschland May 22, 2020
 Todd C. I was there. Loverboy was not. John Cougar was instead. Journey / The Tubes / Sammy Hagar / Bryan Adams / John Mellencamp May 22, 2020
 Donato Can't remember the date. Grateful dead 98 at irvine, california May 21, 2020
 Brian J. Walsh The Cats were introduced by Lemmy Kilmister, who came out and played the encores with the band and special surprise guest Robert Plant (who had been in the Honeydrippers with Brian Setzer)! The Stray Cats / Guana Batz May 21, 2020
 Brian J. Walsh Part of their then trendy St. Patrick's Day reunion tours that brought Shane Macgowan back into the fold. Billy Bragg was an unexpected bonus for me. The Pogues / Billy Bragg / William Elliott Whitmore May 21, 2020
 Brian J. Walsh Appearing as a part of the New Yorker Festival, David and Gillian were interviewed between songs. Huge fans, I was in the front row, just feet away from Rawlings as he did that amazing guitar work (and Gillian ain't no slouch on that banjo). Gillian Welch May 21, 2020
 Brian J. Walsh Less than a week later, 9/11 happens, and the thought that this might be my last concert for awhile is a little less depressing because Harvey put on a memorable show. PJ Harvey / Morris Tepper May 21, 2020
 Brian J. Walsh Sadly, the only time I got to see Queen live. So-so album, great show. Queen / Billy Squier May 21, 2020
 Brian J. Walsh The opening bands were not well received by the pro-Who crowd, and the B-52's fled the stage after being bombarded with debris thrown by the audience. Joan Jett also came under fire, but she managed to complete her set whilst dodging projectiles. The Who / Joan Jett & The Blackhearts / The B-52's May 21, 2020
 david evans ye i was there and was turned away because or the DM's.saw some guys put there socks over their boots and got in!!! i listened from outside and waited for mates to come out after gig .slept in city that night then went on to sheffield leadmill following night no issues there getting in Xmal Deutschland May 21, 2020