Live Concerts

[GreenMan]

@endo Belgium and live music is still on my to do-list, maybe some day…

[sophisto000]

@GreenMan not exactly, a reggae cover band that specifically covered Dark Side of the Moon in it’s entirety, as well as an album of Radiohead covers, and more (Bowie, Beatles…)

[catdad1]

Movements and Balance and Composure tonight

[Tobi]

Stephen Wilson Jr. at Vega Copenhagen. Amazing experience..

[Lag]

My kinda thread. Been to some amazing shows recently. Saw all my favorite rock bands.

Field of Vision festival, put on by my fav band, King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard

Psychedelic Porn Crumpets @ Fox Theater

Osees @ Ogden

SLIFT @ Bluebird Theater

[mclaincausey]

@Lag good stuff. I don’t make it out as much as I’d like due to a kid but we had a big rowdy group for FoV2. What a blast!

[tody]

took my kid to see CF98 yesterday evening, pop-punk from poland.

[Bridger]

GA standing tix for U2 are £430. Nose bleed seats at the back of the stadium 65,000 seat stadium are £230.

Didn't they used to pride themselves as being "the good guys"

Sorry if this should have been posted in Random Rants.

[Matt]

History’s pretty consistent about people who claim to be the good guys actually being the assholes.

[Lag]

@mclaincausey nice! Missed out on going last year so I made sure to make it happen this year. It'd been a good 8 years since our last camping festival but it was great and we had good neighbors. Wish they'd still do a Red Rocks show or two the weekend before.

[mclaincausey]

@Lag yeah red rocks was so fun. I don’t like fiddlers so not a ton of options as they sell out >9500! I had a conflict for FoV1 that ironically had me really closeby in Nathrop but that’ll be the only one I ever miss!

[Lag]

@mclaincausey Hell yea. My first Red Rocks experience was finally seeing King Gizz play their marathon shows there after the pandemic. Bought my ticket in 2019, then had to wait until 2022.

[IrishHeart]

The Proclaimers at The Symphony Hall, Birmingham last night. Absolutely superb