Mastodon
Kreator
High on fire
Meshuggah before the end of the year
Rolling Stones in Belgium
John Mayall
And some icelandic guy living in Italy whose name I forgot...

Stones in Rome
The Augustines (absolutely fantastic) in Sheffield, Leeds and Manchester ]
Jack White in Leeds
Pearl Jam in Leeds
Slash in Leeds
Pharell in Manchester (with the kids, surprisingly good)
Katy Perry (Sheffield, with the kids again!)
Temperance Movement (Holmfirth)
Interpol (Leeds)
Less than Jake (Leeds)
Kings of Leon (Sheffield)

Maintained my average of one-ish per month, and nothing if not eclectic....

slow year!

Die Antwoord
Richard & Teddy Thompson
Ingrid Michaelson

Steve Vai
Aerosmith
Rolling Stones
ZZ Top
Metallica/ Alice in Chains/ Anthrax
Slash

Emmylou Harris w / Daniel Lanois
Steely Dan
Elvis Costello
...not enough.

Queen + Adam Lambert in Detroit. Got Brian May to notice me

Unfortunately, no Rolling Stones for me this year, but a lot of other concerts and it's a pretty eclectic list.
In chronological order:
Prairie Home Companion (musical guests Sara Watkins and The Wailin' Jennies)
Poco & Pure Prairie League (double bill)
The Eagles
A Grammy Salute to The Beatles (Paul & Ringo played separately and together)
Hawkwind
The Magic Band performing the music of Captain Beefheart
Bryan Ferry
Joey Molland's Badfinger
Death (the African-American Detroit band, not the metal band)
Black Sabbath
Wishbone Ash
Gregg Allman
Nickel Creek
Sixto Rodriguez
The Bangles
Queen + Adam Lambert
Grand Funk Railroad
Bob Weir & Ratdog
Boston
Yes
Dickey Betts & Great Southern
Nik Turner
Gary Clark, Jr.
Paul McCartney
King Crimson
Experience Hendrix
Wingsmen (Denny Laine, Denny Seiwell, and Laurence Juber) at Beatlefest
Jimmy Page in conversation with Chris Cornell (not a concert but it was fun)
Woodstock, The Concert
Fleetwood Mac
Steve Hackett: Genesis Extended
and ending the year with Cat Stevens on Dec. 14.

No tickets yet for 2015, it's a blank page, but I think it's likely I'll see the Who again and I'm hoping for another RS concert.



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This year so far

Stephen Malkmus and the Jicks
CRB x 2
David Rawlings Machine
Tedeschi Trucks/ Gary Clark Jr
Warren Haynes with Colorado Symphony
Yes
Phish
Telluride Blues and Brews Fest (incl. Robert Cray, Metermen, Funkadelic, Buddy Guy, Frampton and more)
Experience Hendrix
Tom Petty Heartbreakers/Steve Winwood x 3
Pearl Jam
Wilco
Paul McCartney

still to go for 2014

CRB x 2

Stones in Paris,Rome and Madrid

Three amazing nights and got lucky in Rome when meeting Jagger briefly a few hours before the show.

Nate

The most memorable concerts was featured by

Pixies
Bunny Wailer
and of course
THE ROLLING STONES



2 1 2 0

Springsteen Perth Perth Perth Melbourne
Stones Adelaide Perth Perth
Dylan Perth

The Angels
Suzi Quatro
Neil Finn
Joe Camilleri/Richard Clapton/Russell Morris/Leo Sayer
Queen + Adam Lambert
Stones
Rodriquez

A lot of people here saw Queen + Adam Lambert. How was it? I got a ticket for February, since I want to see Brian again, but from what I saw on Youtube I am quite worried. Okay, Lambert is gay, that itself would not be a problem, but he seems to act like when somebody is parodying gay people, overdoing gay gestures and stuff. I would feel really embarrassed If I had to look at that for 2 hours. So how was it? And how was the show in general compared with the previous tours with Paul Rodgers? I quite enjoyed the concert I saw with Paul - they were a very good Queen revival :-)

How was he ?



Kahoosier ........ awww he was fine once I rescued him from praying alone in a local chapel



ROCKMAN

Bob Seger
J Geils Band (twice)
Queen + Adam Lambert
Black Keys
Black Star Riders
Reignwolf
Lake Street Dive
Tedeschi Trucks
Pat Metheney
Weir/Ratdog (twice)
Govt Mule (twice)
Lydia Loveless
Rival Sons
KISS
Railroad Earth

Guns N Roses
Tool
Motorhead/Megadeth
Aerosmith/Slash
Foo Fighters
Blue Oyster Cult

Yusuf / Cat Stevens
Stevie Wonder
Pearl Jam
Fleetwood Mac
Lily Allen
Living Colour
Unlocking the Truth
Joe Russo's Almost Dead
Nostalghia
Primus
Garth Brooks with Trisha Yearwood
Phish (2 shows)
Paul McCartney
Ziggy Marley
Robert Randolph & The Family Band
Jerry Joseph
Tedeschi Trucks Banb
Widespread Panic
Sharon Jones and the Dap-Kings
Mike Gordon (solo show)
Umphrey’s McGee
Billy Joel
Galactic



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Rolling Stones (4x Europe)
Dimmu Borgir
Iron Maiden
Amon Amarth
Behemoth
Gojira
Amorphis

And then I became father for the second time.
Besides that, this was definitely a Stones year for me. Next year again more metal

Aerosmith London
Kate Bush London
Slash Glasgow

Rolling Stones (Abu Dhabi)
Rolling Stones (Landgraaf, Paris, Duesseldorf, Werchter)
Status Quo

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likecats
Unfortunately, no Rolling Stones for me this year, but a lot of other concerts and it's a pretty eclectic list.
In chronological order:
Prairie Home Companion (musical guests Sara Watkins and The Wailin' Jennies)
Poco & Pure Prairie League (double bill)
The Eagles
A Grammy Salute to The Beatles (Paul & Ringo played separately and together)
Hawkwind
The Magic Band performing the music of Captain Beefheart
Bryan Ferry
Joey Molland's Badfinger
Death (the African-American Detroit band, not the metal band)
Black Sabbath
Wishbone Ash
Gregg Allman
Nickel Creek
Sixto Rodriguez
The Bangles
Queen + Adam Lambert
Grand Funk Railroad
Bob Weir & Ratdog
Boston
Yes
Dickey Betts & Great Southern
Nik Turner
Gary Clark, Jr.
Paul McCartney
King Crimson
Experience Hendrix
Wingsmen (Denny Laine, Denny Seiwell, and Laurence Juber) at Beatlefest
Jimmy Page in conversation with Chris Cornell (not a concert but it was fun)
Woodstock, The Concert
Fleetwood Mac
Steve Hackett: Genesis Extended
and ending the year with Cat Stevens on Dec. 14.

No tickets yet for 2015, it's a blank page, but I think it's likely I'll see the Who again and I'm hoping for another RS concert.

eclectic for sure. you must live near NYC?

Nick Lowe, Bergen
Bo Kaspers Orkester, Balestrand
The Rolling Stones, Oslo
Old Crow Medicine Show, Manchester
Dave & Phil Alvin, Manchester
Frankie Gavin & De Dannan, Manchester
Hollis Brown and Jesse Malin, Manchester

Forgot to mention seeing Chris Robinson Brotherhood again on new years. Such a great band!!

Jason Isbell.

Charles Bradley
Bobby Keys and the Suffering Bastards
Rodriguez
Rolling Stones



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footlooseman

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likecats
Unfortunately, no Rolling Stones for me this year, but a lot of other concerts and it's a pretty eclectic list.
In chronological order:
Prairie Home Companion (musical guests Sara Watkins and The Wailin' Jennies)
Poco & Pure Prairie League (double bill)
The Eagles
A Grammy Salute to The Beatles (Paul & Ringo played separately and together)
Hawkwind
The Magic Band performing the music of Captain Beefheart
Bryan Ferry
Joey Molland's Badfinger
Death (the African-American Detroit band, not the metal band)
Black Sabbath
Wishbone Ash
Gregg Allman
Nickel Creek
Sixto Rodriguez
The Bangles
Queen + Adam Lambert
Grand Funk Railroad
Bob Weir & Ratdog
Boston
Yes
Dickey Betts & Great Southern
Nik Turner
Gary Clark, Jr.
Paul McCartney
King Crimson
Experience Hendrix
Wingsmen (Denny Laine, Denny Seiwell, and Laurence Juber) at Beatlefest
Jimmy Page in conversation with Chris Cornell (not a concert but it was fun)
Woodstock, The Concert
Fleetwood Mac
Steve Hackett: Genesis Extended
and ending the year with Cat Stevens on Dec. 14.

No tickets yet for 2015, it's a blank page, but I think it's likely I'll see the Who again and I'm hoping for another RS concert.

eclectic for sure. you must live near NYC?

Near L.A. A lot of driving in rush hour traffic to get to some of these.

Stones (10 shows)
Robbie Williams
Ginger Baker
Elton John
Manic Street Preachers
Sunrise Avenue

Slash
Billy Idol
Patti Smith
ZZ Top
John Fogerty

I found the Queen + Adam Lambert concert enjoyable. Adam was a bit too 'over the top', but as I expected that I did not let it bother me too much.

Brian was excellent and if you are going to see him you should enjoy the show. Unfortunately Roger got little opportunity to shine and show his great talents. I wish they still toured with Paul Rodgers, as I am a massive Free/Bad Co. fan.

The worst bit of the show was the crowd. I saw them in Melbourne and most people only knew a few songs (I own all their albums including solo), they did not even know 'Love of My Life'. They seem to come to watch a 'performance'rather than a concert. I stood up towards the end and the people around me made me sit down.

But than when I saw the Stones nobody around me stood up either.



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Rolling Stones (Landgraaf and Werchter)
John Mayer (Pinkpop and Ziggo Dome)
Steven Seagal