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 Jim Pritchard 62 A fantastic gig, which I have been waiting 4 decades for! Alison Moyet Jul 21, 2025
 Brucefan24 Bob Marley & The Wailers were scheduled to open but canceled. Sly & the Family Stone Jul 21, 2025
 LaLaLadoga The Family Stone Band with founder & Rock n' Roll Hall of Famer, Gerald Martini, and Sylvyette Phunne Robinson (daughter of Sly Stone and Cynthia Robinson) is currently performing the Greatest Hits of Sly and The Family Stone. This is their first performance since his death. His daughter will be performing the vocals tonight. The Family Stone Jul 21, 2025
 Tess Peterson Caamp. I love you. Dear people who think you can “save seats” at the Greek, you can’t!!! I paid what you paid. Also, don’t be a bro. Caamp hates that. CAAMP / Whitney Jul 20, 2025
 Mike Vankirk Wrong bands Setlist Ghost Jul 20, 2025
 Darren Fry It was so good to see them just before they became huge and stadium fillers. I will always remember the guitar break on Private Investigations! Dire Straits Jul 20, 2025
 John Reader The show began with a screening of the surrealist film *Un Chien Andalou* (featuring a razor blade cutting an eyeball), followed by Bowie’s entrance. The stage featured stark white fluorescent lighting against black backdrops, creating a dramatic, minimalist aesthetic. Bowie performed as his *Thin White Duke* persona, dressed in a white shirt and black trousers. David Bowie Jul 20, 2025
 John Reader The show began with a screening of the surrealist film *Un Chien Andalou* (featuring a razor blade cutting an eyeball), followed by Bowie’s entrance. The stage featured stark white fluorescent lighting against black backdrops, creating a dramatic, minimalist aesthetic. Bowie performed as his *Thin White Duke* persona, dressed in a white shirt and black trousers. David Bowie Jul 20, 2025
 John Reader The concert on May 8, 1976, was part of David Bowie’s **Isolar – 1976 Tour** (also known as the Thin White Duke Tour or Station to Station Tour) and took place at the **Empire Pool (now Wembley Arena)** in London, England. It was the final night of a six-show run at the venue, marking Bowie’s first UK performances since 1973. The estimated attendance for each show was around **8,000** people. David Bowie Jul 20, 2025
 bookofjen the Flaming Lips opened for this show in case anyone was wondering! Great show *what I remember of it*! ;) Lush Jul 20, 2025
 Buzzharvey Roadmaster opened Todd Rundgren / Utopia / The Cars / Cheap Trick / Eddie Money / Roadmaster Jul 20, 2025
 Bill N Kings Of Chaos - Matt Sorum, Steve Stevens, Robert De Leo, Dean De Leo, Franky Perez Kings Of Chaos Jul 20, 2025
 LJ Smitty Ace’s Paul Carrack later did lead vocals for Mike + The Mechanics & Roger Water’s The Bleeding Heart Band Yes / Ace Jul 20, 2025
 Walsuf The Inspirals didn’t support at this gig, it was the Mild Mannered Janitors. Roses turned up late so they sound checked in front of crowd. Great gig!! The Stone Roses / Mild Mannered Janitors Jul 20, 2025
 Gregg Xenakes https://www.setlist.fm/setlist/ghost/2025/wells-fargo-center-philadelphia-pa-3351d8a5.html Ghost Jul 20, 2025
 Tim C. https://metalplanetmusic.com/2020/06/the-white-buffalo-live-from-the-belly-up-tavern-on-june-14th-all-request-show/ The White Buffalo Jul 20, 2025
 Tim C. https://dischord.com/fugazi_live_series/richmond-va-usa-41496 Fugazi / Branch Manager / Lazy Cain / Young Pioneers Jul 20, 2025
 David Stevens Went to Cajun's Wharf after the concert and drank and hung out with Whitesnake. I told Adrian Vandenburg that it would be nice to see them the next night in Memphis. He asked how far it was and I told him about an hour and a half drive. He gave us tickets and backstage passes for the next night in Memphis! After that show we went to the Peabody and partied with them there! Mötley Crüe / Whitesnake Jul 20, 2025
 David Stevens UFO opened the show. Ozzy Osbourne / UFO Jul 20, 2025
 Guidorec Their support act was Tymon Dogg, along with Newtown Neurotics frontman, Steve Drewett, and a Clash tribute band called Take the 5th, according to writewyattuk. One notable incident from that night was a malfunction where the other band members' guitars stopped working, leaving only one guitar for the entire performance, which was passed around as needed, says writewyattuk. The Men They Couldn't Hang / Tymon Dogg / Steve Drewett / Take The 5th Jul 20, 2025