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 Bryan Dott What an amazing concert. And the most confetti I’ve ever seen at one concert. They said they use 100 pounds of confetti. It was great. OK Go Oct 23, 2025
 Bryan Dott Great concert unfortunately the speaker system at this concert hall was subpar. But I don’t think he can go wrong with underworld. Underworld Oct 23, 2025
 SHAWNSTER My first Twiztid Concert. Twiztid Oct 23, 2025
 SHAWNSTER I worked security on 2nd stage. On 2nd Stage was King of Leon, Jet, Dramama, and Berlin KROQ Inland Invasion 2003 Oct 23, 2025
 Gaynor Cook as The Kate Rusby Trio Kate Rusby Oct 23, 2025
 Gaynor Cook rescheduled from 13th October 2001 Aimee Mann Oct 23, 2025
 Gaynor Cook The door security took all tickets and wouldn't give them back. Apart from that, great wee gig! Mike Peters / Baz Warne Oct 23, 2025
 Gaynor Cook as The Kate Rusby Band Kate Rusby Oct 23, 2025
 Brian Brock Rolling Stones were not a part of this concert. It was only Motley Crue. Mötley Crüe Oct 23, 2025
 Village Elliott I was there. My friend and I had graduated Parkway Central HS a few days prior and we were stoked. Always loved the Who, who had released "Tommy" a few weeks earlier. My Bro was hot on the Grease Band. We were both intrigued by the group that had recently released their debut album. I don't know where or from whom you received Zep's set list, bu I assure you, either they weren't there or hey are bullshitting you. THERE WAS NO SET LIST!!! Imagine our disappointmen when before Joe Cocker performed, the concert promoter informed the crowd that at the last-minute , Led Zepplin would not be.performing We were pissed. Despite loving Zep I, I quit listening performing. No explination or apology was offered. However, any concert goer was permitted a refund if they decided to fuck the concert. Most of us in the the sold out crowd were pissed, screaming "Fuck You, Led Zeppln," (I'm pissed off about it fifty-six years later!!!) Despite loving Zep I, I quit listening, unil Zep II opened with "Whole Lotta Love..." Eventually they won me back, but it was never the same. Joe Cocker was great, as were the Who Instead of listen to Led Zep I everyday, I listened to "Tommy." I forget exactly when or where I heard rumors that Zep. canceled due to an incident that occurred a few years earlier when the Yadbird performed at Wash U's Francis Field house. Reportedly an over-zealous fan in the balcony abov he stage spilled a beer on Page. Page took it personally, vowing never to play St Louis again. I took it personally because I was enrolled to attend Wash U in the fall. (Maybe there is something about this on line. Joe Cocker was great, as were the Who Instead of listen to Led Zep I everyday, I listened to "Tommy." The Who / Led Zeppelin / Joe Cocker Oct 23, 2025
 Nick Rocco I met Johnny Cougar as he was known then - a name forced on him by his manager. We were back stage that evening in a battle of the bands night as John was trying to get exposure in the UK. His band was the last on and I chatted to him back stage for around 50 minutes. I had entered via the students union ( pretending to be a roadie) and just before he performed I wished him luck walked through the stage door and jumped off the stage. Years later he had his big hit with Jack & Diane as John Mellencamp but I never connect the two names as just knew him as Jonny Cougar. John Mellencamp Oct 23, 2025
 Tockershow w/Debra & Chloe (her 2nd concert) Paul McCartney Oct 23, 2025
 Tockershow w/Debra & Chloe (her 2nd concert) Paul McCartney Oct 23, 2025
 LKWay Deborah Coleman (Guitars, Vocals), Thierry Lopez (Guitar), Philppe Tempo (Bass), Denis Palatin (Drums) Blues 'n Jazz Festival Oct 23, 2025
 Rock- Engel This event has been cancelled Witch Post Oct 23, 2025
 JJJANISSS I was at this show, standing right in front of the stage to the far left, right in front of Billy Duffy! Before the show, my friend and I snuck downstairs to the area outside the coat check room because I knew a secret way to get in backstage where the bands had their dressing rooms downstairs. I took my friend by the hand and standing quietly out of sight of the coat checkers, with our backs against a door with a sign that read "EMERGENCY EXIT - DO NOT OPEN - ALARM WILL SOUND", we waited until no one was looking and in one quick move we busted in through that emergency exit door, and we literally fell right through the doorway and tumbled in, face to face, stumbling right into Billy Duffy, who was smiling amusedly at our brazen entrance. Seeminly charmed by our antics, Billy, Eva, and I stood around telling stories, Billy sipping his Red Bull and us excitedly clutching our drinks. We talked and laughed for a little while, and then I spontaneously lifted up the long fringes of my fringy-top and said, "Billy! Will you sign my belly?!", and without a moment's hesitation he pulled out a black sharpie and signed "Billy wuz here" on my pasty-white-belly! You can see my pictures from our backstage encounter on the concert page at ConcertArchives.com.I'll never forget it. The show was amazing! Loud! And Sweaty!! Cardboard Vampyres Oct 23, 2025
 djangology Matt Schofield - guitar Jonny Henderson - organ Evan Jenkins - drums Matt Schofield Trio Oct 23, 2025
 djangology trompet en flugelhorn: Marc van den Bosch (bandleider), Chris Adriaansen saxofoon, dwarsfluit en klarinet: Juul Couperus, Stef van Dijk, Johan Thole trombone: Wim van Klompenburg, ritmesectie: Rodney van den Oever, Willem van Hulst, Henk van Veldhuizen Monday Night Jazz Tentet Oct 23, 2025
 djangology Simone van der Weerden (bandoneon), Franz von Chossy (piano), Thomas Pol (contrabas), Matthias de Waele (drums), Gustavo Cabrera (viool), Nathan Surquin (trombone), Loek van den Berg (saxofoon) NAOS XXL Oct 23, 2025
 djangology Simone van der Weerden Trio Simone van der Weerden (bandeneon), Andrew Moreno (gitaar), Niek de Bruijn (drums) Simone van der Weerden Trio Oct 23, 2025