What was your first live concert?
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First live concert was Steve Greene (Christian artist in the 70's). First real concert was Ozzy Retirement Sucks tour in 1996.
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I honestly have no idea who my first live concert was. I saw a lot of concerts through the high school years. And depends on what you call a concert, classic and similar I went to a ton before going to rock or country. Likely my first "concert" was Alabama.
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I know I had one before this but cannot remember who it was, as I was super young, but I saw Papa Roach in 97 in Gilroy, CA.
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@Minion-Queen, I saw Carmen and Bryan Duncan in a church concert. Then I saw Stryper in a real concert arena followed by Alanis Morissette. I never really had time to go to normal rock concerts.
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For Christian Artists I have gone to many many concerts, Michael W. Smith, Amy Grant, News Boys, 3rd Day, Petra just to name a few. We have a huge festival about 45 minutes from me every year.
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Everything But The Girl
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LOL februrary 14th 1989, I was 5 months old :-D.
First concert would have been DC 101's chilli cook off in 2008.
Bands playing were Staind, Live, Seether, Finger Eleven, Chevelle, Deaf Pedestrians, The Blackjacks* -
Hm, if you count one that I was dragged to as a kid, it was The Highwaymen. Of my own accord, it was No Doubt.
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First one I went to was with my wife. She was a huge Rascal Flatts fan at the time, and since I have a family member who works for Honda of America, I got to see them at no charge because they played at their Honda Days festival in Columbus, OH.
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First that I would call a concert- System of a Down
First non-festival concert I think would be the Newsboys.
First festival I think was the Big Ticket festival in 2010 or 2011. Anything else I cannot remember. -
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I asked my dad what the one I don't remember was & it was actually when I was 2 or 3 & it was the band America. Probably why I love their music.
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does weird al count at a county fair? lol
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Carnival of Madness in Big Flats, NY. Too bad it started to pour before the headlining band came out. Shinedown, Papa Roach and Skillet were the biggies. In this Moment and We as Human opened.
In This Moment is just plain creepy...like sadistically so...
We As Human was aight. Papa Roach is just amazing, albeit about as vulgar as anyone I've ever heard speak...Skillet was AHAHAHAHAH!!! AMAZING! Don't go to their show if you are epileptic though, or have a family history of it, or know someone who might have it...seriously, amazing lights show but dang...lol
Like I said, started to pour before Shinedown came out but it had been partly cloudy and awesome earlier in the day. No one prepared for rain. It was okay. Going to Lindsey Stirling next month and THIS in September! Going with @Texkonc and a couple other people and DANG! SO STOKED!!
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@ajstringham which is your favorite out of linkin park and 30 seconds to mars?
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RUSH - Hold Your Fire tour...1988...Little Rock...
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@Minion-Queen said:
For Christian Artists I have gone to many many concerts, Michael W. Smith, Amy Grant, News Boys, 3rd Day, Petra just to name a few. We have a huge festival about 45 minutes from me every year.
In that genre', David Crowder has impressed me more than anyone. I've also seen Third Day, Casting Crowns, MercyMe...Plumb is also very good concert...
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I have seen all of them in Concert but I have to say that Newsboys was my favorite live but Day of Fire was great as well.
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My latest concert was Pink Martini. They were awesome.
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A lot of you folks are making me feel really young.
