Here's the past couple of years, I'm sure there's more that I'm forgetting:
21 Pilots - A surprisingly good show. It's amazing that this band is made up of only two guys. I took my daughter. It's here favorite band and she loved it. I enjoyed it quite a bit myself. They sounded great and put on a hell of a show. I'd see them again.
Alice Cooper & Motley Crue - I'm not a huge Alice Cooper fan but that guy puts on a hell of a show. Outstanding in fact, you never knew what was going to happen next. I'm glad I got to see it as the guy is up there in years so who knows how much longer he'll keep doing it. Motley Crue sounded good as well. I went with the Brother in Law. It was supposedly their last tour or at least until they do another last tour.
Dave Matthews Band - These guys took some breaks here and there but they played a really, really long time. We had lawn seats and it was raining here in AZ which is rare. It was an outside venue with tons of people smoking weed in the rain. I guess this is common at their shows. We even had some college girls making out with each other in front of us. Overall a fun night and some great music.
Def Leppard, Styx & Tesla - This one was fun as well. Def Leppard was good but not as good as they used to be. I've seen them several times in their prime. Still a hell of a show though. Styx was good as well. Tesla played a short set but they sounded good.
Bon Jovi - Always a great show. I was loud and they sounded great. The tour without Richie Sambora but Phil X is a lot better guitar player. I guess he's filled in for a lot of performers and is always flawless. This is my Wife's favoirite band from the 80's.
Train, The Script & Gavin DeGraw - This was an excellent show with all three bands sounding great. I'd do this one again in a second.
Pink - We did the Pink tickets for my Daughters for Christmas one year. They were super excited. I paid quite a bit and got really great seats (like I usually do). It was outstanding, much better than expected. All of the acrobatics and it was a hell of a performance. Like a Circus Soleil show almost. Sounded outstanding too. Really cool and worth the money I spent on it.
We really like live music so we hit all kinds of tribute bands at the local casino as well. We don't really gamble, but like seeing the bands there so we'll spend just enough so that we can get free tickets. There's a Journey Tribute band called DSB that's really good. They have quite a few others like one guy that does Billy Joel and Elton John, CCR, and the list goes on. Most are quite good and all of the seats are great since it's a small venue.
21 Pilots - A surprisingly good show. It's amazing that this band is made up of only two guys. I took my daughter. It's here favorite band and she loved it. I enjoyed it quite a bit myself. They sounded great and put on a hell of a show. I'd see them again.
Alice Cooper & Motley Crue - I'm not a huge Alice Cooper fan but that guy puts on a hell of a show. Outstanding in fact, you never knew what was going to happen next. I'm glad I got to see it as the guy is up there in years so who knows how much longer he'll keep doing it. Motley Crue sounded good as well. I went with the Brother in Law. It was supposedly their last tour or at least until they do another last tour.
Dave Matthews Band - These guys took some breaks here and there but they played a really, really long time. We had lawn seats and it was raining here in AZ which is rare. It was an outside venue with tons of people smoking weed in the rain. I guess this is common at their shows. We even had some college girls making out with each other in front of us. Overall a fun night and some great music.
Def Leppard, Styx & Tesla - This one was fun as well. Def Leppard was good but not as good as they used to be. I've seen them several times in their prime. Still a hell of a show though. Styx was good as well. Tesla played a short set but they sounded good.
Bon Jovi - Always a great show. I was loud and they sounded great. The tour without Richie Sambora but Phil X is a lot better guitar player. I guess he's filled in for a lot of performers and is always flawless. This is my Wife's favoirite band from the 80's.
Train, The Script & Gavin DeGraw - This was an excellent show with all three bands sounding great. I'd do this one again in a second.
Pink - We did the Pink tickets for my Daughters for Christmas one year. They were super excited. I paid quite a bit and got really great seats (like I usually do). It was outstanding, much better than expected. All of the acrobatics and it was a hell of a performance. Like a Circus Soleil show almost. Sounded outstanding too. Really cool and worth the money I spent on it.
We really like live music so we hit all kinds of tribute bands at the local casino as well. We don't really gamble, but like seeing the bands there so we'll spend just enough so that we can get free tickets. There's a Journey Tribute band called DSB that's really good. They have quite a few others like one guy that does Billy Joel and Elton John, CCR, and the list goes on. Most are quite good and all of the seats are great since it's a small venue.
