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 saeiou This concert was actually a twin-bill with Styx and Kansas. Kansas was the headliner, but Styx just absolutely blew them off the stage and the energy just left the building after Styx performed and got the crowd revved up then Kansas came on and for many it was a let down. Still good, but Styx was that much better IMHO Kansas / Styx Mar 28, 2025
 Still Game Great show, only about 70 people. Fantastic performer. Great band. Will Hoge / Scott Terry Mar 28, 2025
 Brucefan24 Black 47 was an American Celtic rock band from New York City, formed in 1989 by Larry Kirwan and Chris Byrne. Kirwan originally arrived in New York City from Wexford at age 19, and played in a succession of bands before teaming with Byrne, a Brooklyn policeman, in 1989. The combination of Kirwan's electric guitar and Byrne's use of traditional Irish instruments initially received a poor reception, but a year later, with the addition of new members Geoff Blythe (founding member of Dexy's Midnight Runners), Fred Parcells and Thomas Hamlin, they were playing regularly at Paddy Reilly's bar on Manhattan's East Side. The band began to play three to five nights a week, and garnered praise for both the socio-political lyrics and "off-the-wall" live shows, quickly drawing a fan base from both the political left and right. Black 47 Mar 28, 2025
 Brucefan24 Band Members: Ray Davies - guitar, vocals Dave Davies - guitar, vocals Gordon Edwards - keyboards Jim Rodford - bass Mick Avory - drums The Kinks / Bryan Adams Mar 28, 2025
 angie kim had the best visuals Glass Animals / Eyedress Mar 28, 2025
 angie kim with aya jaffer Glass Animals / Eyedress Mar 28, 2025
 Traqq Special musique dofus Harmonie insa lyon Mar 28, 2025
 Traqq With surprise show of Spiruline Gel / Cold Brats / Bombardement / Citrus Mar 28, 2025
 Brucefan24 Photos: https://www.flickr.com/photos/139848974@N07/albums/72177720306210708/ Modest Mouse / The Cribs Mar 28, 2025
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 Brucefan24 ATLANTIC CITY - How many female country singers would whip out a cover version of Led Zeppelin's "Rock and Roll" in the middle of their concert and ZZ Top's "Tush" at the end? Probably only one, country superstar Miranda Lambert, who did just that during her headlining arena show Friday at Boardwalk Hall here. The Led Zeppelin and ZZ Top covers were not completely out of character for Lambert who already had started off her concert with many songs that showed off her sassy side and portrayed her as a woman not be messed with. Lambert's single,"Somethin' Bad," a duet with fellow country superstar Carrie Underwood, started off the show, but only the video was shown on three massive screens and played over the sound system. The first song Lambert actually sang was her first hit "Kerosene," which she made memorable with the lines "I've given up on love because love's given up on me." "Kerosene" earned a big applause from the full but not sold-out hall as flames shot up on the video screens. "How y'all doing tonight? Raise 'em up. We're going to do a drinking song," Lambert said before singing one of her earlier singles, "Heart Like Mine." Lambert wore a sleeveless T-shirt of the rock band The Police and jeans that were ripped on the thighs. She was accompanied by a seven-member backing band. Even though Laimbert comes as a firecracker on such songs she sang during the night as "Fastest Girl In Town" and "Baggage Claim," she is not cliché. In concert, Lambert is not shy about showing her sensitive side, which came across as she sang her ballad, "Over You." The middle of her concert featured a string of her more melancholy songs "Smokin' and Drinkin'," "The House That Built Me" and "Automatic," but it's no doubt the hard-working women in the audience reveled in her "woman in control" anthems, which were in abundance. One of Lambert's opening acts, Justin Moore, does not have as many hits as the country star, but based on his performance Friday, it will not be long before he is headlining arenas on his own. Before Moore sang his No. 1 hit "Small Town USA," he told a story about how his record company wanted to release it as a single, but he didn't think it would have mass appeal. Moore said he grew up in a town in Arkansas of about 300 people, much smaller than the crowd he was playing for in the arena. "It was my first No. 1 record. You gave me an opportunity to make music for a living," said Moore, who shook hands with fans in the front row as he sang the song. Lambert gave fans a very difficult choice as to what to do between Moore's set and her closing headlining show. Fans had to choose between doing a meet-and-greet with another opening act Ashley Monroe, one of the trio with Lambert in the vocal group Pistol Annie's, or stay in the arena and be entertained by the Jukebox Mafia, a duo who were like a living jukebox as they performed parts of songs that included Mark Ronson's "Uptown Funk," "Pony" by Ginuwine and Garth Brooks' "Friends in Low Places." https://pressofatlanticcity.com/life/miranda-lambert-gives-fans-a-show-to-remember-at-boardwalk-hall/article_5d8aa432-d4f9-11e4-92f5-4b1220cbfb37.html Miranda Lambert / Justin Moore / Ashley Monroe / Jukebox Mafia / RaeLynn Mar 28, 2025
 EdRock1983 Hell Yeah 🤘 David Lee Roth / Cinderella Mar 28, 2025
 Kelly Merrell Heather and Kelly went. Zachariah Malachi Mar 28, 2025