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 Don Branson sunday i went to grosse point to see my cuz Olyvia Maria O'Donnell & her hubby Kyle in "Groundhogs day the musical" with my Brown fam. they were both great! i normally don't dig musicals but i really enjoyed this one. all of the cast were great actors and singers. i was especially impressed with the lead since Bill Murray leaves such very big comedy shoes to fill. he played it just the right amount of sarcastic deadpan. thx again to my Uncle Marty Brown Sr. and aunt Donna for inviting me. it was fun! Groundhog's Day the Musical Nov 21, 2025
 prettyfly4aryguy this was the best concert ive been to yet. i was hurting baddd after (still am) but it was one hundo percent worth it Sanguisugabogg / Despised Icon / Defeated Sanity / Corpse Pile / Bayway Nov 21, 2025
 Nobbz According to the ticket, the show was at Nov 14th. Don‘t remember if the date has been changed, but here and at setlist.fm the concert is listed to be happened at Nov 13th. At least Iggy hasn‘t played both days for sure Iggy Pop Nov 21, 2025
 Hilliard T. The stage was a setpiece of ship's rigging cast in blue and green lights. The band was on a low note, as John Glascock had recently died and they were touring with a substitute bass player. As if that wasn't bad enough, an announcer came on stage to introduce the band, stating that J.T. had cancelled their last three shows because some idiot had thrown a glass bottle on the stage and a piece of glass had gotten into Ian Anderson's eye. The band took the stage to thunderous applause, and a bespectacled Ian came forward playing a flute intro. Not two minutes into the show, someone threw a bottle onto this stage, and quick as a flash - Ian stopped the show! He pointed out that he was wearing protective goggles, and threatened to leave right away unless somebody pointed out who threw the bottle and had them expelled. Obviously, the person was quicky ushered out and the band was ready to start again, but not before David Palmer gave a proper dressing down to the audience, telling us all we'd better well sit in our seats and listen! Jethro Tull / U. K. Nov 21, 2025
 jcowey Originally booked for Code, venue was double booked so this happened in the front room of some lad's terraced house Swamp Thing / BLACK HAVEN / Closure. Nov 21, 2025
 Civilchick16 Absolutely love Hayley Williams and her stage presence!! Incredible show- you can tell she’s having fun and she brings the crowd on the journey with her. Paramore / Bloc Party / Genesis Owusu Nov 21, 2025
 Jonny-the-Jitter https://www.bristol247.com/culture/music/review-slaughter-and-the-dogs-fleece/ Slaughter and the Dogs / The DeRellas / The Charred Hearts Nov 21, 2025
 Kelly Merrell Worked it. Trans-Siberian Orchestra Nov 21, 2025
 Martin Delaney Some borrowed and much better pictures than mine from last night. The Christmas Spectacular at Usher Hall, featuring Kerry Ellis, Ricardo Afonso and others was a much needed lift before Christmas and thoroughly enjoyed it Christmas Spectacular Nov 21, 2025
 Brucefan24 The International Amphitheatre stood at 42nd Street and South Halsted. It became unable to attract enough large events during the 1970s and 1980s and suffered a decline. The venue was demolished in August 1999. The Beatles / The Remains / Bobby Hebb / The Cyrkle / The Ronettes Nov 21, 2025
 Kristopher Bordine Last Raw from the Joe WWE Nov 21, 2025
 Brucefan24 The Beatles were to have performed at Cincinnati’s Crosley Field on the previous day, Saturday 20 August 1966. However, heavy rain and the risk of electrocution led to their performance being postponed until noon on this day. The support acts on The Beatles’ final tour – The Remains, Bobby Hebb, The Cyrkle, and The Ronettes – had all performed the day before, prior to the downpour beginning. The Beatles were the only act to play on this day, after which they flew 341 miles to St Louis, Missouri to perform an evening concert. The Beatles / The Remains / Bobby Hebb / The Cyrkle / The Ronettes Nov 21, 2025
 Brucefan24 The concert took place at the Busch Stadium, and was seen by 23,000 people. The support acts were The Del-Rays, The Remains, Bobby Hebb, The Cyrkle and The Ronettes. The show took place in heavy rain, with a makeshift shelter over the stage to protect the musicians, although water still dripped onto the amplifiers. It was this incident which finally convinced Paul McCartney that The Beatles should cease touring. The Beatles / The Remains / Bobby Hebb / The Cyrkle / The Ronettes / The Del-Rays Nov 21, 2025
 snakebitez Perdí la zapatilla 3 veces, me metí en todos los pogos habidos y por haber y lloré durante todo el set de Noel Oasis / Richard Ashcroft Nov 21, 2025
 EdRock1983 That’s a good one Loppy 🤘 Quiet Riot / Whitesnake Nov 20, 2025
 Craig Hatfield Tks: £25.50 (inc. £3.00 commission) Stephen Merchant / Matt Bragg Nov 20, 2025
 Lily Katzman Beyond iconic Lady Gaga Nov 20, 2025
 pat smith this show was bascily sold out ,we got obstructed view seats..but of course was up front of stage Deep Purple / Tucky Buzzard / Savoy Brown Nov 20, 2025
 janicethemenace Thanks for adding Chester "lifeonthescene"! Julien-K / TheStart / DEAD ROSE BEAUTY / Chester Bennington special guest Nov 20, 2025
 Mark Anthony Bauser with The Urge and No Doubt 311 / No Doubt / The Urge Nov 20, 2025