I saw Van Halen, Steppenwolf, Goo Goo Dolls...Sammy Hagar was w/Van Halen and it was the 5150 tour.  John Kay was the only original Steppenwolf member, but honestly, he was the only one that mattered to me.  That VOICE!! I also won tickets to see Paul McCartney when Linda was alive.  I saw them in Memphis, TN. 

I took my mom to see The Oak Ridge Boys and coaxed her into going to the stage.  Bill Golden kneeled down on the stage and sang to her!  She got a hug from Marty Stuart, too.  

I got to see Chuck Berry in Tupelo at an Elvis Festival, Jerry Lee Lewis, Scotty Moore and D. J. Fontana, and got autographs except for Jerry Lee.  I saw Little Richard at one of them, too, and I was so nervous when I met him I thought I had given him a paper cut when I took my autographed poster.  I have a good story involving his brother, too, who was passing out books before his concert. 

I saw Soundgarden w/Chris Cornell 2 weeks before his life ended.  He was in good spirits, said they would be back to Tuscaloosa.  I was blessed to see Crosby , Stills, and Nash at the same Tuscaloosa venue on a night filled w/lightning.  David Crosby called us some "crazy SOBs" but we were prepared, or at least I was.  

I went to Bonnaroo from 2007 to 2017, and the world and I changed.  I would still go if all fell in line.  I've seen some bands I didn't mention like Thin Lizzy, Disturbed, Sevendust, Charlie Daniels, B. B. King, Eric Clapton, James Taylor, Bonnie Raitt, and others because I can't find my tix stubs.  I was supposed to see Elvis in 77 at that last concert, but in a way I'm glad I didn't.  I still mourn him.  

She writes really touching songs.

He really reached out to the fans, got in the nosebleed sections even!

Bret Michaels loves this so much, and his happiness makes you love the concert if nothing else. It was fun.