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 Johnnycerveza64 they couldn't give away enough tickets to fill the venue! Shinedown / Papa Roach / Asking Alexandria / Savage after Midnight Jan 06, 2020
 Thomas Fleischmann Markus war dabei Gebiale Setlist, super Konzert! Knorkator Jan 05, 2020
 Micky Sean Bailey I saw Stryker in Salt Lake City, not Chicago. I believe the opening act was Dangerous Toys. Stryper Jan 05, 2020
 Eminence Front Pretty sure I was at this show. Rush was amazing. As for Helix, I distinctly remember them doing "Rock You" and the crowd was having none of it. They fans were yelling "F--- You" in the chorus at the band instead of "Rock You". Rush / Helix Jan 05, 2020
 Bluto4608 There is 50 thousand people in this stadium and 49 thousand are behind us. U2 / Public Enemy / Big Audio Dynamite II Jan 05, 2020
 Anthony Gazzolo Your concert Archives doesn't Include Stryper playing at the UIC Pavilion in Chicago on December 9th 1988 with Hurricane opening up for them Stryper Jan 05, 2020
 Joan Kellogg This concert happened on may 24 not july! War / Dr. John / rare earth / Leon Russell / Quicksilver Messenger Service / Ike And Tina Turner Jan 04, 2020
 Bluto4608 Smashing Pumpkins surprise opener Goldie / Jane's Addiction Jan 04, 2020
 Michael M Tallman Actually, on the 24th, the show was at the Comcast Center in Mansfield, MA - just an fyi so you can correct it Nickelback / Hinder / Papa Roach / Saving Abel Jan 04, 2020
 Lar1954 Zimtrim it is from New Orleans not the Hollywood Bowl. City Park Stadium Jan 04, 2020
 Micky Sean Bailey Get Off This Cracker / Camper Van Beethoven Jan 04, 2020
 zimtrim Photo NOT from City Park Stadium. It's from Hollywood Bowl, California 1968-09-14 Jimi Hendrix Jan 04, 2020
 zimtrim Photo NOT from City Park Stadium. It's from the Hollywood Bowl, California 1968-09-14 City Park Stadium Jan 04, 2020
 COLBAIN concert was actually at Palace Theater in Albany NY Alice Cooper Jan 03, 2020
 MikeStewart77 Founded by cellist Yo-Yo Ma, the Silkroad Ensemble has been called “vibrant and virtuosic” by The Wall Street Journal, “one of the 21st century’s great ensembles” by The Vancouver Sun, and a “joyously rollicking cross-cultural collaboration” by NPR’s All Songs Considered. Silkroad musicians and composers hail from more than 20 countries, drawing on a rich tapestry of traditions to create a new musical language — a uniquely engaging and accessible encounter between the foreign and the familiar that reflects our many-layered contemporary identities. The Los Angeles Times said Silkroad’s "vision of international cooperation is not what we read in our daily news reports. Theirs is the better world available if we, like these extraordinary musicians, agree to make it one.” Appearing in many configurations and settings, the Silkroad Ensemble has performed in more than 100 cities in over 30 countries and recorded seven albums. Its 2016 release, Sing Me Home, won the Grammy® Award for Best World Music Album. The Music of Strangers, a documentary about the ensemble directed by Academy Award®-winning filmmaker Morgan Neville, premiered at the Toronto International Film Festival in 2015 and was released worldwide in 2016. Silk Road Ensemble Jan 03, 2020
 Paul Christian Schroder Tyrone Davis played at the Vapors nightclub on July 31, 1974. I have a photo of the marquee. tyrone davis Jan 03, 2020
 Mitchell McCarrick The best of four jazz in the gardens I have seen Jazz in the gardens / Lionel Richie Jan 02, 2020
 Julie Bloniasz Meet & Greet w/ John & Robby Goo Goo Dolls / Beach Slang Jan 01, 2020
 J B Not that I was ale to go on Sunday, but Chicago was the headliner. This was the 50th anniversary of the Lewisville Pop Festival from 1969. Chicago played at that festival. ZZ Top / The Edgar Winter Band / John Mayall / BOMBASTA / Animotion / Grand Funk Railroad / The Box Tops / Sarah Jaffe / Jonathan Tyler / Shiva's Headband Dec 31, 2019
 J B Edgar started with Free Ride, played Tobacco Road for 30 minutes or so. Didi a couple more from They Only Come Out At Night and finished with Frankenstein. Edgar plays keyboard, drums and the saxophone in Frankenstein. My sons girlfreind said "he could be a one man band"! ZZ Top / The Edgar Winter Band / John Mayall / BOMBASTA / Animotion / Grand Funk Railroad / The Box Tops / Sarah Jaffe / Jonathan Tyler / Shiva's Headband Dec 31, 2019