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 D.J.Skeleton Over two days in November 1996, I pulled off what became infamously known as “The Kingston Sandwich”: Headstones at Studebaker’s on November 8, The Tragically Hip at the Pacific Coliseum the next night, and then straight to the Town Pump to see Headstones again afterward. That last Headstones show had an extra bit of mythology around it. Word suddenly started buzzing through the Town Pump that Gord Downie had shown up after the Hip finished their Coliseum show. I never actually saw him, but the rumour tore through the building and everybody seemed to be talking about it. Somewhere in the middle of the chaos, I also ran into the bass player from Rymes with Orange in the crowd near the mosh pit. By that point we vaguely knew each other because I’d been to so many Rymes with Orange shows that year, so we hung out and talked for a bit. Headstones, Tragically Hip, Headstones again—all crammed into about 24 hours, with Gord Downie supposedly in the building and a familiar face from the local scene in the pit. A pretty damn memorable Kingston Sandwich. The Tragically Hip / Rheostatics Aug 22, 2026
 D.J.Skeleton Over two days in November 1996, I pulled off what became infamously known as “The Kingston Sandwich”: Headstones at Studebaker’s on November 8, The Tragically Hip at the Pacific Coliseum the next night, and then straight to the Town Pump to see Headstones again afterward. That last Headstones show had an extra bit of mythology around it. Word suddenly started buzzing through the Town Pump that Gord Downie had shown up after the Hip finished their Coliseum show. I never actually saw him, but the rumour tore through the building and everybody seemed to be talking about it. Somewhere in the middle of the chaos, I also ran into the bass player from Rymes with Orange in the crowd near the mosh pit. By that point we vaguely knew each other because I’d been to so many Rymes with Orange shows that year, so we hung out and talked for a bit. Headstones, Tragically Hip, Headstones again—all crammed into about 24 hours, with Gord Downie supposedly in the building and a familiar face from the local scene in the pit. A pretty damn memorable Kingston Sandwich. Headstones Aug 22, 2026
 D.J.Skeleton Over two days in November 1996, I pulled off what became infamously known as “The Kingston Sandwich”: Headstones at Studebaker’s on November 8, The Tragically Hip at the Pacific Coliseum the next night, and then straight to the Town Pump to see Headstones again afterward. That last Headstones show had an extra bit of mythology around it. Word suddenly started buzzing through the Town Pump that Gord Downie had shown up after the Hip finished their Coliseum show. I never actually saw him, but the rumour tore through the building and everybody seemed to be talking about it. Somewhere in the middle of the chaos, I also ran into the bass player from Rymes with Orange in the crowd near the mosh pit. By that point we vaguely knew each other because I’d been to so many Rymes with Orange shows that year, so we hung out and talked for a bit. Headstones, Tragically Hip, Headstones again—all crammed into about 24 hours, with Gord Downie supposedly in the building and a familiar face from the local scene in the pit. A pretty damn memorable Kingston Sandwich. Headstones Aug 22, 2026
 johnnyfunkster GBV opening for Pavement. Support: David Kilgour. Kilgour played first, then GBV, then Pavement. Kim Deal appeared with GBV for "June Salutes You!" and "Shocker In Gloomtown" and possibly one more song. First show of the GBV Fall Tour 1994. Pavement / Guided By Voices Aug 22, 2026
 dlgifford This concert also included Motorhead and Sepultura Black Sabbath Aug 22, 2026
 J. Lang BADBADNOTGOOD: Al Soy (@seedsofyaris) - drums Chester Hansen (@chesterhansenmusic) - bass Leland Whitty (@lelandwhitty) - sax, guitar, flute Felix Fox-Pappas (@felixfox__) - keys Kae Murphy (@m.lin.k) - trumpet, EVI Juan Carlos Medranos Magallanes (@afroloops) - percussion BadBadNotGood / DJ Better Love Aug 22, 2026
 quetzal013 https://www.hollywoodbowl.com/press/releases/208 Wayne Shorter Quartet / Wayne Shorter / The Hollywood Bowl Orchestra / Herbie Hancock / Carlos Santana / Savion Glover Aug 22, 2026
 David Gibson 38 My aging memory told me that Stabbing Westward also opened at this show, and my journal confirms it! Machines Of Loving Grace / Course of Empire Aug 22, 2026
 quetzal013 Pharoahe Monch didn't perform. The Far Side / Fatlip / Pharoahe Monch / Daru Jones / Marcus Machado Aug 22, 2026
 Marcus Raptorattack Stott I was there because I was in the band. That's me playing the banjo... The Cropdusters Aug 21, 2026
 kskreider My audio recording: https://youtu.be/cIqqojkQpWs Angine de Poitrine / population II Aug 21, 2026
 quetzal013 The Isley Brothers and Smokey Robinson were special guests. Mario was one of the openers. Anderson .Paak / The Isley Brothers / Smokey Robinson / Mario Aug 21, 2026
 quetzal013 LL Cool J, Mary J. Blige, Jadakiss, and Redman were all special guests. Wu-Tang Clan / Nas at Hollywood Bowl Aug 21, 2026
 Oldscooldino https://www.democrazy.be/agenda/3228-heideroosjes/ Heideroosjes / Taxi Taxi Aug 21, 2026
 Michael August Schmidt Sadly, everything was running late, so I think Thought Industry only got to do 2-3 songs. There were two bands with “Anal” in their name, so the whole event was quite a letdown…but I got to meet the band, so it was worth the time and money. Milwaukee Metalfest 1994 Aug 21, 2026
 Oldscooldino https://muziekcentrumgoedleven.be/concert/funeral-dress/ Abelaer / Sex Tc / Funeral Dress Aug 21, 2026
 Marcus Raptorattack Stott Good mates with the drummer's brother... The Chameleons Aug 21, 2026
 Marcus Raptorattack Stott Good mates with Bella and Mavis (Steve Davis) of The Buzz, who are amusingly confused with a different 'The Buzz' on this site!! The Look / The Buzz Aug 21, 2026
 Oldscooldino https://www.parkpop-oostkamp.be/programma Parkpop Aug 21, 2026
 OldWaveDave Opener was Blue Riddim Band from KC, a Drumstick regular sellout Peter Tosh Aug 21, 2026