Carolyn Wright has 3 Gil Scott-Heron concerts.

Gil Scott-Heron (born April 1, 1949 in Chicago, died May 27, 2011 in New York City) was an American poet and musician, known primarily for his late 1960s and early 1970s work as a spoken word performer, associated with African American militant activists. Heron is perhaps most well known for his poems/songs "The Revolution Will Not Be Televised" and "What's the Word - Johannesburg" a movement hit during the 1980's South Africa college and national divestment movement in the United States of America.

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Date Concert Venue Location
Sep 09, 2010 –
Sep 12, 2010
Bestival 2010
Ellie Goulding / Mumford & Sons / The xx / The Prodigy / LCD Soundsystem / The Flaming Lips / Caribou / Hot Chip / Tinie Tempah / Chase & Status / Dizzee Rascal / Janelle Monáe / Flying Lotus / Echo & The Bunnymen / Four Tet / Zero 7 / SBTRKT / Roxy Music / Tricky / Villagers / The Wailers / Everything Everything / Fever Ray / Fat Freddy's Drop / Hurts / Eliza Doolittle / The Antlers / Chilly Gonzales / Simian Mobile Disco / Vitalic / Wild Beasts / Jónsi / Mylo / Joy Orbison / Darwin Deez / Heaven 17 / Black Mountain / White Rabbits / Delphic / Stornoway / Here We Go Magic / New Young Pony Club / Ulrich Schnauss / Nathan Fake / Tunng / King Charles / The Gaslamp Killer / dan le sac Vs Scroobius Pip / Kitty, Daisy & Lewis / Marc Almond / The King Blues / Archie Bronson Outfit / Gentleman's Dub Club / I Blame Coco / Dixon / The Wave Pictures / Philip Selway / The Correspondents / Seth Troxler / French Horn Rebellion / The Japanese Popstars / Beardyman / Gil Scott-Heron / Unicorn Kid / Horse Meat Disco / Three Trapped Tigers / Ramadanman / Untold / Rolf Harris / Rox / The High Llamas / Twinkle Brothers / Jaguar Skills / David Rodigan / Erland & The Carnival / Greg Wilson / The Lost Brothers / Mixhell / The Cuban Brothers / Beth Jeans Houghton / Worship / Ewan Pearson / The Boy Who Trapped the Sun / The Shutes / Laura J Martin / Goldhawks / Pearl and the Puppets / Glen Matlock / MR B the Gentleman Rhymer / The Martin Harley Band / Tim and Sam's Tim and the Sam Band with Tim and Sam / Rob da Bank / Samuel & the Dragon / Patch William / Bookhouse Boys / Sisters Of Transistors / A Genuine Freakshow / The Vegetable Orchestra / Broken Hearts / Telegraphs / Starless And Bible Black / DJ Derek / The Henry Brothers / The Countryside Alliance Crew / Spindle & Wit / La Roux & Dead Guy / Gregs Greats / Back to the Phuture Show all bands
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Bestival 2010 Isle Of Wight, England, United Kingdom
Jun 23, 2000 –
Jun 25, 2000
Glastonbury Festival 2000
Yat Kha / Rae & Christian / Jools Holland / The Runaways / Badly Drawn Boy / Day One / Eat Static / The Blue Aeroplanes / Manchild / Jack Lukeman (aka Jack L) / Macy Gray / The Bluetones / Happy Mondays / Nine Inch Nails / Cypress Hill / Gong / Sharon Shannon / The Kin / Femi Kuti and the Positive Force / Jazz Jamaica / Andy Sheppard / Bentley Rhythm Ace / Kent / Sidestepper / The For Carnation / Rolf Harris / John Otway / Semisonic / Fatboy Slim / Lynden David Hall / Decibelle All Stars / Asian Dub Foundation / Ronny Jordan / The Herbaliser / Terry Callier / Oil Experts / My Vitriol / Artful Dodger / Gil Scott-Heron / A Perfect Circle / The Motorhomes / Yo La Tengo / Ozomatli / Muse / Embrace / The Beta Band / John Martyn / Cay / Soulwax / Mint Royale / The Egg / Black Box Recorder / Horace Andy / Reprazent / Ladysmith Black Mambazo / Yeovil Town Band / Suzanne Vega / Yat-Kha / Dark Star / G. Love & Special Sauce / The Wailers / The Dandy Warhols / Stewart Lee / Fu Manchu / David Gray / Coldplay / Wilt / Element / Willie Nelson / Basement Jaxx / JJ72 / Nitin Sawhney / Ccq / Methods Of Mayhem / The Brand New Heavies / Groove Armada / Crashland / Autechre / The Wannadies / Clinic / Mo Solid Gold / Rico / Travis / Death In Vegas / The Chemical Brothers / Moby / Counting Crows / The Flaming Lips / Kelis / David Bowie / Pet Shop Boys / Bloodhound Gang / Doves / Morcheeba / Feeder / Moloko / Leftfield / Ocean Colour Scene / Toploader / Joseph Arthur / Idlewild / Reef / North Mississippi Allstars / St. Etienne / Elastica / Elliott Smith / The The / Live / Crows Show all bands
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Worthy Farm Pilton, England, United Kingdom
Jun 23, 1995 –
Jun 25, 1995
Glastonbury Festival 1995
The Cure / Weezer / The Offspring / Oasis / Massive Attack / Jamiroquai / The Prodigy / The Verve / Portishead / The Chemical Brothers / The Flaming Lips / PJ Harvey / Simple Minds / Pulp / Live / The Black Crowes / Everything But The Girl / Supergrass / Tricky / Michael Franti & Spearhead / Sinéad O'Connor / Belly / Ash / Billy Bragg / Orbital / The Charlatans / The Charlatans UK / Skunk Anansie / Soul Asylum / Indigo Girls / Dave Matthews / Die Toten Hosen / Carl Cox / Nick Lowe / The Lightning Seeds / Veruca Salt / Urge Overkill / Shed Seven / Reef / The Shamen / Tanita Tikaram / Dodgy / The Boo Radleys / The Saw Doctors / Dreadzone / Gene / Sleeper / Plastikman / ozric tentacles / Elastica / Gil Scott-Heron / Jimmy Page & Robert Plant / Mike Scott / Transglobal Underground / Marion / Drugstore / Menswear / Galliano / Jeff Buckley / Strangelove: The Depeche Mode Experience / These Animal Men / Augustus Pablo / Blyth Power / Scarfo Show all bands
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Worthy Farm Pilton, England, United Kingdom

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Jun 23 - 25, 2000
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