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 Joe Holmes With lineup Bill Bruford, Adrian Belew, Tony Levin. King Crimson Jun 29, 2026
 orbuckeye The thing I remember most about this concert was the vibe. Phoenix at the time was notoriously hard on back up bands. Of the shows I saw the average number of BU's lasted maybe a song and a half. For this show it was a single guy with an acrostic guitar. He made the whole set. The Moody Blues Jun 29, 2026
 Julianna_G with Raven Conan Gray / Esha Tewari Jun 29, 2026
 Richarde26 Supported by Otis Gibbs Billy Bragg Jun 29, 2026
 Chris Ness There was a fifth opening act between Roger and GMF whose name I no longer remember. My first out-of-town rigging. Bar-Kays / Cameo / Roger Troutman and the Human Body / Grand Master Flash Jun 29, 2026
 MAPUAN F4 you got world tour I hope you can have change to have concert here in USA F4 Jun 29, 2026
 IanMcC613 The opener Adam Baldwin was very solid Blue Rodeo Jun 29, 2026
 Blues-Lover Enjoyed both bands. Liked all their songs and music. Dawes was good and Kaleo were good too. Lighting for Kaleo was terrible. They used back lighting for the whole show so you could not see the band themselves. Use of strobe lights were shining right in your eyes during the show. Liked the bands, hated the lighting! Kaleo / Dawes Jun 29, 2026
 Andy J Jan 12, 1999 Grammy Winner Nicholas Payton Will Perform With The DePaul Jazz Ensemble At The "Jazz Is For Lovers Concert" Feb. 13 Grammy award winning trumpeter Nicholas Payton will perform with the DePaul Jazz Ensemble at the sixth annual "Jazz is For Lovers" concert sponsored by DePaul’s School of Music on Feb. 13 at the university’s Merle Reskin Theatre, 60 E. Balbo Drive. Payton, a 24-year-old native of New Orleans, has earned a reputation as the most impressive trumpeter of his generation. Known for producing a big, wide-ranging sound, Payton performs a dazzling array of jazz, from standards and swing to groove and avant garde. His three compact discs on the Verve label--"From This Moment" (1995), "Gumbo Nouveau" (1996) and "Payton’s Place" (1998)--have received widespread critical acclaim. Last year Payton won a Grammy in the "Best Solo Jazz Performance" category for "Stardust" from "Doc Cheatham and Nicholas Payton," his 1997 collaboration with the late trumpeter Cheatham. "We’re extremely honored and excited to play with one of the brightest young performers on the jazz scene today," said trumpeter Bob Lark, director of the 18-member jazz ensemble and coordinator of jazz studies at DePaul. "Nicholas’ combination of great talent and youth is inspiring for the young musicians in the ensemble." The "Jazz is for Lovers" concert, held annually near Valentine’s Day, has provided students in Lark’s highly regarded ensemble an opportunity to perform with a series of legendary jazz figures. Past guest artists include Brian Stripling, James Moody, Nancy Wilson, Clark Terry and the Lincoln Center Jazz Orchestra. The jazz ensemble and veteran trumpter Terry have produced two compact discs on Reference Recordings: A Big Band Basie" and A Clark Terry Express." DePaul’s jazz and wind ensembles also have recorded A Ebony Concerto@ with Chicago Symphony Orchestra clarinetist John Bruce Yeh, a DePaul music faculty member. Payton was born into a musical family. His mother, Maria, was a classical pianist and his father, Walter, is a well-respected bassist. Payton’s musical talent developed early and rapidly. He started performing with his father at age eight, eventually playing with the All-Star Brass Band, a traditional jazz youth group that played throughout the United States and abroad. Payton studied at the New Orleans Center for the Creative Arts, whose alumni include Terence Blanchard, Wynton and Branford Marsalis and Donald Harrison. He later studied with Marsalis family patriarch Ellis Marsalis at the University of New Orleans, eventually performing with Joe Henderson, Terry, and Elvin Jones. Jones appointed Payton musical director of the famed Jazz Machine band when Payton was only 19. In addition to his own releases and his disc with Cheatham, Payton has recorded "Damn!" with organ legend Jimmy Smith and "Fingerpainting: The Music of Herbie Hancock" with bassist Christian McBride and guitarist Mark Whitfield. Payton appeared in director Robert Altman’s movie "Kansas City," portraying legendary trumpter Oran "Hot Lips" Page. Tickets to "Jazz is For Lovers" are $20 for the main floor and mezzanine; balcony seats are $15. Discounts are available for senior citizens and students. Call (312) 922-1999 for tickets. Nicholas Payton Jun 29, 2026
 Girl at the Rock Shows https://girlattherockshows.com/2026/06/29/20th-annual-bitter-jester-music-festival/ 20th Annual Bitter Jester Music Festival Jun 29, 2026
 LaylaBaliConcertGirl Went with whole fam! Miller gave special vip entrance with Tom Marshall Phish Jun 29, 2026
 Simon Field Was not overly enthused about this gig as I was taking my dad but my god was I blown away by both acts. 10/10 Def Leppard / Extreme Jun 29, 2026
 Fantomos Went to this show with Bill Blodget. No openers, Slipknot only. We were helping kids crowdsurf. great time/ made it home late as hell. Slipknot Jun 29, 2026
 Fantomos with Tracy. Great show from what I remember. Ignite was great. Bad Religion / Ignite Jun 29, 2026
 Fantomos Went with my GF at the time, Karen and my homie Adam to this show. They were still filming for a Dope MV. Great show. Powerman 5000 / Static-X / Dope Jun 29, 2026
 stephenhuerta 06/28/2026: I really can’t say much about Los Mundos, I’m not familiar with any of their music, but everything I’ve read about them is good and positive, and that’s good enough for me. I’ll be in GDL to take care of some notary business at the American consulate. I’ll be in town, so I have to check out Los Mundos. They’re a psychedelic space rock band from Monterrey, Nuevo León, Mexico. I’m looking forward to this, and as usual, I’ll keep you posted. Los mundos / Out of Body / Strondo Jun 29, 2026
 EdRock1983 Great photos !! Heart / Autograph Jun 29, 2026
 misterspeck Yes. Mother's Finest was the opener. The Who / Mother's Finest Jun 28, 2026
 Richarde26 Supported by the late Jill Sobule Billy Bragg Jun 28, 2026
 Таирхан suddenly there was no hangar 18 Megadeth Jun 28, 2026