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 Bill Heaps This was the best concert I have experienced. The Public Hall rocked and the sprung floor bounced. Couldn’t hear much for three days after the concert. Led Zeppelin Nov 09, 2025
 bdmthrfkr During Primus, I got hit so hard in the back of my head by a crowdsurfer, I lost all coordination and could barely stand up. Took a full minute to recover. Primus / Long Beach Dub All Stars / The Aquabats / blink-182 Nov 09, 2025
 Oldscooldino https://www.democrazy.be/artiesten/brant-bjork-trio/ Brant Bjork Trio / Dirty Sound Magnet Nov 09, 2025
 bdmthrfkr The 9/11 song was mindblowing. To think, he had written lyrics, came up with music, memorized it, and performed it only a couple days after such a tragedy. It was impressive. Much respect! Wish I could hear it again. G. Love & Special Sauce / The Motet Nov 09, 2025
 bdmthrfkr They asked the audience, "What do you want to hear?" I told Bob to yell, Never Squeal. I could tell they heard him when Gene And Dean looked at each other and nodded. Sure enough, they played it. So exciting! Ween Nov 09, 2025
 bdmthrfkr This show was free! Xavier Rudd Nov 08, 2025
 bdmthrfkr I won these tickets from KEPC 89.7 Kyng / Wayne Static / One-Eyed Doll Nov 08, 2025
 bdmthrfkr I love that this show was free Moonshine Bandits Nov 08, 2025
 bdmthrfkr I won tickets from KEPC 89.7 Agent Orange / Seven Days Lost / The Hacks Nov 08, 2025
 4Train This show featured Sinkane tearing it up on drums. Caribou / Fuck Buttons Nov 08, 2025
 Rearl09 https://www.thecurrent.org/feature/2014/04/16/review-dan-croll-at-the-7th-street-entry-from-five-angles Dan Croll / Panama Wedding Nov 08, 2025
 Chad Mooty YouTube link of entire concert: https://youtu.be/pKJB51I0wZs?si=HX9qP6DttI7QgupU Pearl Jam / Urge Overkill Nov 08, 2025
 Bob Todd I recall that Bristol band The Electric Guitars supported and intended headliners Fashion didn't turn up. There was a very small crowd due to a Bristol bus strike that day. Great gig though and whatever happened to U2? U2 / Fashion / Sting-rays Nov 08, 2025
 Basket Sarah did two concerts at the same venue that evening, the first one being sold out very fast Sarah Bettens Nov 08, 2025
 Basket Guest : Stef Kamil Carlens Sarah Bettens Nov 08, 2025
 Basket Gouden Prosper K's Choice Nov 08, 2025
 Basket with : Herous Del Silencio K's Choice Nov 08, 2025
 MelanieW The newspaper review: Bangles' sound at home on Dorney Park stage By AMY LONGSDORF Conventional wisdom says that concert success eludes the Bangles because the sound they create in the studio layered vocal harmonies soaring over lush, synthesized textures - is impossible to replicate in a live setting. Last night, at Dorney Park's Stargazer Showcase, the Bangles made it clear that nothing could be further from the truth. Amid billows of smoke, the Los Angeles foursome stepped onstage and began serving up one luminous radio hit after another, stretching from the Prince-composed "Manic Monday" through the current "Be With You." Onstage, as in the studio, the Bangles have the resources to bring out the rich colors and stylistic echoes that make their finest music a cheery distillation of '60s Southern Californian pop and '80s- styled high-tech rock. Lead singer Susanna Hoffs' wistfully nasal voice was 1 in fine condition. But, as is usually the case with the Bangles, it was the evening's harmonically rich midtempo numbers that showed the quartet's bubble-gum romanticism to its best a advantage. Unlike many other "girl groups," the Bangles don't go out of their way to generate sexual heat. With songs like "Eternal Flame" and "In Your Room," they aimed for a more ethereal eroticism that die-hard romantics (and love-struck teens) may understand best. The expanded band - rhythm guitarist Hoffs, guitarist Vicki Peterson, bassist Michael Steele and drummer Debbi Peterson; plus an unintroduced keyboard player whizzed through a set that included mesmerizing versions of Paul Simon's "Hazy Shade of Winter" and Jules Shear's "If She Knew What She Wants." The later song was, by far, the show's high point. Beginning with a quote from Bobby Fuller's "I Fought The Law" and segueing effortlessly into deliciously long a capella preamble, "If She Knew What She Wants" was pop music at its brightest and most singalong-ish. During a 45-minute set, opening band Christmas made the mistake of turning guitar breaks into long, atmospheric noodling sessions. Often, the trio, which records for I.R.S. Records, would flash glimmers of a pleasing melodic sense, but weird stop-start tempos and ragged vocals one song virtually indistinguishable from the next. So much for Christmas in July. Amy Longsdorf is a free-lance reviewer for The Morning Call. With songs like "Eternal Flame" reviewer for The Morning Call.. United States Pennsylvania Allentown The Morning Call 1989 Jul 27 Page 43 The Bangles The Bangles / Christmas Nov 08, 2025
 Adam McCauley Worst concert of my life Freddie Gibbs / Zack Fox Nov 08, 2025
 Basket The Choice concert Setlist : Walk away I'm so lonesome Me Happy Elegia Breakfast I smoke a lot The ballad of Lea and Paul I wanna meet the man Winter Try to get some sleep Why don't you try me Talkin' about Bob K's Choice Nov 08, 2025