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 Blues-Lover Great show as always with Jules. Music was very relaxing and smooth. Loved the tone of Adam's guitar. Would really like to hear the keyboardist solos. Isaac the drummer we find heavy handed and solos are way to often and long. Jules Leyhe / Adam Levy May 29, 2026
 Elandrius https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7lX4iV4QR44 misma gira. Brutal Dissection / Watain May 29, 2026
 Ron LeSaar Good mix of old & new songs. The crowd was understandably more receptive to the oldies. Unfortunately, the sound at the Moore was muddy with scooped out mids, leaving the kick drum, cymbals, and xylophone to dominate the mix. Bass notes and the lower half of the piano were lost. Maybe it was the room, or the sound engineer, or the Moore's speakers, but most clarity was lost at the 10th row balcony. I didn't see any bass reflex cabs or horns in their array. Joe's voice was in fine shape and the percussionist was on fire. Encores were Scary Monsters and Steppin' Out. Real Men was a standout and the crowd's strong reaction please Joe. Another bucket list checked!! Joe Jackson May 29, 2026
 TheFakeItalian A year after seeing their Wembley gig, saw them on the same tour at Milton Keynes Bowl. Line up nowhere near as good as the Wembley gig(with the exception of Gun). Nevertheless it was a great gig. Bon Jovi / GUN / Joan Osborne / Seven May 29, 2026
 TheFakeItalian First time of seeing Bon Jovi live. Having listened to Slippery when Wet and seeing them live I was hooked . Van Halen played a good set with Sammy Hagar as vocalist. This was a great gig..Bon Jovi at their best. Ugly Kid Joe / Bon Jovi / Van Halen / Crown of Thorns May 29, 2026
 Stevefromhell Absolutely amazing clash of some of my still fav bands. Anyone else remember Alex Skolnick from Testament's god level melodic thrash solos? I bet Dave Mustaine did :) Slayer / Megadeth / Testament / Suicidal Tendencies May 29, 2026
 Stevefromhell Nobody else remembers this memorable Anthrax first UK gig? There were a few hundred moshers there so I'm commenting as it was 40 years today! Anthrax May 29, 2026
 TheFakeItalian Really good gig with great support from April Wine. The next time of seeing Sammy Hagar was as vocalist for Van Halen at Wembley Stadium supporting Bon Jovi in 1995. Sammy Hagar May 29, 2026
 TheFakeItalian Got into Garbage whilst listening to their music in a Bristol Tanning shop. Great debut album and have been a fan since. Travelled up from the West Country and this was my first time I think at Brixton Academy. Great gig. Garbage / The Rentals / Bis May 29, 2026
 TheFakeItalian First time of seeing U2. Stage show was excellent with a giant lemon..a lot of fans didn’t like the album. I thought it was really good. I wasn’t well on the day but travelled up from the West Country to see the gig..turned out it was shingles..that’s rock n roll for you..don’t think much of the support acts, but U2 were brilliant. U2 / Longpigs / Howie B / Audioweb May 29, 2026
 TheFakeItalian The first and only time of seeing Queen live with Freddie Mercury. A great concert, a lot heavier than what I anticipated given their commercial success at the time. This was one of my fave gigs. Queen / General Public May 29, 2026
 TheFakeItalian Took my daughter for her first concert..it was also my first very heavy metal/thrash metal..certainly an eye opener. The band was showcasing their album Subliminal verses, which was probably the only album of theirs I really liked, and I think it was produced by Rick Rubin. I have gotta say that the atmosphere throughout was unbelievable, more so from what I had ever experienced. Slipknot / Slayer / Hatebreed / Mastodon May 29, 2026
 Bill Mair Jethro Tull played the Kitchener Memorial Auditorium in Kitchener, Ontario, Canada, on Tuesday, May 29, 1973, as part of their A Passion Play tour. Tickets for the show were priced between $4.00 and $6.00. The concert featured support from Brewer and Shipley. The concert was part of a Canadian tour leg that included a show the following night at Maple Leaf Gardens in Toronto. Jethro Tull / Brewer and Shipley May 29, 2026
 Girl at the Rock Shows https://girlattherockshows.com/2026/05/29/i-like-my-bridges-burned/ Ike Dweck / Anna Hamilton May 29, 2026
 Thomas Lundgren My first concert med Grandma and mom Ekseption May 29, 2026
 Mark Dunbar You're information is incorrect. D.R.I. did their Thrash Zone tour on July 31, 1990 at First Avenue! Suicidal Tendencies May 29, 2026
 SCMusicman Attended with: Lucy Olechnowski Jeremy Kracht Chris Tomlin / Skillet / BarlowGirl / Superchick May 29, 2026
 Brucefan24 Ambrosia (2026) Joe Puerta — Founding member, bassist, and vocalist since 1970. He co-wrote “Holdin’ on to Yesterday” and sang many of the band’s signature harmonies. Burleigh Drummond — Ambrosia’s original drummer and percussionist. Also plays with his wife, Mary Harris, in Tin Drum. Mary Harris — Joined as a permanent touring member in 2012 after occasionally filling in earlier. She handles keyboards and vocals and has contributed arrangements and newer material for the band’s live shows. Doug Jackson — Guitarist since about 2000, brought in after founding singer/guitarist David Pack left touring with the band. Shem von Schroeck — Longtime associate and recurring member who has filled multiple roles over the years, including vocals, bass, percussion, keyboards, and drums. Ambrosia / Pablo Cruise May 29, 2026
 Brucefan24 Pablo Cruise (2006) David Jenkins — Founding member, guitarist, and one of the band’s principal singers and songwriters since 1973. Jenkins co-wrote many of Pablo Cruise’s biggest hits including “Whatcha Gonna Do?” and “Love Will Find a Way.” Cory Lerios — Original keyboardist, vocalist, and major creative force behind the band’s melodic yacht-rock sound. Steve Price — Founding drummer and percussionist. Larry Antonino — Bassist and vocalist joined Pablo Cruise in 2010. Robbie Wyckoff — Joined the band in 2017 as lead vocalist and percussionist. Ambrosia / Pablo Cruise May 29, 2026
 Blanca Ortiz de Pablo Organizado por Sociedad Flamenca El Dorado https://www.eldorado-sfb.com/proyecto-lorca-juan-jimenez-saxo-y-flauta-y-antonio-moreno-percusion/ Proyecto Lorca May 29, 2026