Rush. Five times during their career.
I had a friend who saw them when they were a bar band.
I had a friend who saw them when they were a bar band.
Big fan. Back in my drinking days, an inebriated friend got tongue tied and said “Sob Beeger & the Bilver Sillet Band.” Name stuck forever more among all present. Whenever “Night Moves” plays, the volume goes up to mask my awful voice. Would loved to have tagged along to those concerts!I'm pretty sure it's Bob Seger and the Silver Bullet Band. Or the Beach Boys. Or The Doobie Brothers... Or it's a tie!
Pine Knob spoiled us back in the day...
I saw him at Pine Knob with the Heartbreakers and BOB DYLAN. And Bob Seger was in the audience, so OBVIOUSLY came on stage for a song or two. Man, that was a hundred years ago.... Probably 33 or so?In my high school and college years I went to a million concerts. The most has been Insane Clown Posse, believe it or not. Maybe 15-20 shows between the ages of 15 to 21 or so. Super fun.
I haven't been to a concert in probably 20 years and an ICP show might have been the last one to be honest. I was going to come out of concert retirement for Tom Petty but alas, it never happened. =(
Nice lineup of artists there, I have yet to see Thile play, the man is a musical titan.Definitely Nick Brignola, great jazz woodwind player who passed too early.
Mountain (back in the day)
Yo-Yo Ma
Itzhak Perlman
Chris Thile (once w/Yo-Yo in Goat Rodeo Sessions)
Canadian Brass
Nice lineup of artists there, I have yet to see Thile play, the man is a musical titan.
Arguably the best mandolin player in the word currently. He is pretty incredible.He does small venues as a solo act and is simply amazing. Goes between Bach and bluegrass. Great singer with ridiculous technique on the mandolin, but very musical all the time. I saw him in a 400 seat venue.
Yeah he played at a concert hall here in Toronto when he was touring the release of the Bach Partitas and Sonatas album, but I was unfortunately out of town so I couldn't go. On my list of artists to see, certainly.He does small venues as a solo act and is simply amazing. Goes between Bach and bluegrass. Great singer with ridiculous technique on the mandolin, but very musical all the time. I saw him in a 400 seat venue.
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3x--Green Day, B. B. King
4x--The Who
2x--Spyro Gyra, Stanley Jordan, Steely Dan
2x--Spyro Gyra, Stanley Jordan, Steely Dan