Commenter   Comment   Posted On   Date  
 Bchersh California Dreamin Tour. $25 Dirty Honey / Joyous Wolf Aug 18, 2025
 Jack the Mack Best Who show I EVER saw. No frills, no background singers, orchestra ensembles, nothing but the Who, with Townsend finally back on electric guitar. And it w3as the last time Entwistle was alive to play in the Philly area, which makes this show bittersweet for me since I had seen "Da O"5 other times from large stadium shows in 1982, 89 and smaller venues, such as here in 97. This was priceless, a night caught in time frozen, when for one great clear cool night in NJ right over the bridge from Philly, the greatest live band ever, at 55, reached back as if they were 22 years old again. I'll never forget it The Who Aug 18, 2025
 whatwouldjackdo The reason there’s no set list for Indigo Girls is they were never there. No mention of the band in any state fair promotions either. Fake news people Melissa Etheridge Aug 18, 2025
 Blues-Lover Great show. Sweet Sally was wonderful. Great harmonies and music. AJ Lee and Blues Summit were awesome. Super musicians, great music and AJ's voice is amazing. It was cool to see all the musicians sing with great voices. Definitely will see again! AJ Lee & Blue Summit / Sweet Sally Aug 18, 2025
 MELANIE SMITH I won my tickets from Concert Crap! The seats were amazing! 🔥 Shinedown / Bush / Morgan Wade Aug 18, 2025
 James Adams At this time I was helping The Voices book gigs locally. So was really excited they got this show. Christine McVie / The Voices Aug 18, 2025
 James Adams Aerosmith is my favorite band. Seen them many times over the years and this show was terrible. They were stoned, drunk or both and it was noise that sounded a bit like Aerosmith. Aerosmith / Rose Tattoo Aug 18, 2025
 Randall Casey My Grandson and I enjoyed a very nice evening at the outdoor OKC Zoo Amphitheater. Chris Cross came on first and played of his great songs. COlin Hay & Men At Work play a great set and entertained the crowd with a couple o f stories. ToTo, I felt was a little disappointing in that most of their early songs were not played. they play songs from their later albums (late 80's & 90's). Toto, Men at Work, Christopher Cross Aug 18, 2025
 Daideo I don't believe Peter/MBL played this show. Deep Fried / Peter Prince / Moon Boot Lover Aug 18, 2025
 James Adams Best concert I have ever seen and I have seen quite a few Bob Seger & The Silver Bullet Band / The Rockets Aug 18, 2025
 Patrick Logan June 27, 1972 The Rolling Stones played in Mobile, Alabama-not Pensacola, FL. I was there, and you watch the whole concert online! The Rolling Stones Aug 18, 2025
 Brucefan24 Following Buddy Holly's death, a singer named Ronnie Smith was hired to fill in as lead vocalist for The Crickets on the remainder of the Winter Dance Party tour. He joined existing band members Waylon Jennings, Tommy Allsup, and Carl Bunch. Buddy Holly’s funeral was on this day (February 7th) Frankie Avalon / Dion and The Belmonts / Bobby Vee and the Shadows / Frankie Sardo / Jimmy Clanton / The Crickets Aug 18, 2025
 Martin Delaney Superb gig! Only caught a little bit of Dan Byrne but he sounded great once again. Scarlet Rebels were excellent and The Dead Daisies were of course brilliant. Good to see them with John Corabi again and the light show was phenomenal/ The Dead Daisies / Scarlet Rebels / Dan Byrne Aug 18, 2025
 Ted024 https://soundofdordt.blogspot.com/2012/02/recensie-lafaro-live-bibelot-7-2-12.html LaFaro / Kinkobra Aug 18, 2025
 Paul Davey Amazing atmospheric afternoon gig, in a very small venue. Songs new and old and a Bonnie Raitt tune to finish..superb voice and style, songs brought to life by the stories, Lover, Wendy and Call Centre Blues Liz Jones Aug 18, 2025
 Samuel Knee Looks like this was a historic show! Make sure to upload your photos and videos to be featured in our Recap🤩 Mt. Joy / The Brook & The Bluff Aug 18, 2025
 Brucefan24 Bob Dylan was in attendance Buddy Holly & the Crickets / Ritchie Valens / Dion and The Belmonts / Frankie Sardo / The Big Bopper Aug 18, 2025
 Brucefan24 Following Buddy Holly's death, a singer named Ronnie Smith was hired to fill in as lead vocalist for The Crickets on the remainder of the Winter Dance Party tour. He joined existing band members Waylon Jennings, Tommy Allsup, and Carl Bunch. Frankie Avalon / Frankie Sardo / Bobby Vee and the Shadows / Dion and The Belmonts / The Crickets / Jimmy Clanton Aug 18, 2025
 Brucefan24 Following Buddy Holly's death, a singer named Ronnie Smith was hired to fill in as lead vocalist for The Crickets on the remainder of the Winter Dance Party tour. He joined existing band members Waylon Jennings, Tommy Allsup, and Carl Bunch. Frankie Avalon / Dion and The Belmonts / Bobby Vee and the Shadows / Frankie Sardo / The Crickets / Jimmy Clanton Aug 18, 2025
 Samuel Knee Make sure to upload your photos and videos to be featured on our recap @concertarchives on IG & FB 🤩🤩 Mumford & Sons / Lucius Aug 18, 2025