I attended six shows in Jan., Feb., and March.
Eric Johnson
Railroad Earth
Dirty Honey
Doctor Dog
A Bowie Celebration - included performing entire Diamond Dogs and Ziggy Stardust albums
Dennis DeYoung - an evening of Styx music and performing the entire Grand Illusion album

I had tickets for many more that didn't happen: Rolling Stones (San Diego), Nick Cave, The Black Keys, Ozzy Osbourne, The Go-Go's, Black Oak Arkansas, My Baby, Chicago, Arlo Guthrie. All cancelled. Still waiting on a refund for Arlo.

Rescheduled for 2021: The Eagles, The Black Crowes, James Taylor & Jackson Browne, Boz Scaggs, Frank Marino & Mahogany Rush, Nightwish, The Wailin' Jennies, Yonder Mountain String Band, The Flamingos & The Coasters & The Tokens & Kathy Young

Postponed and status unknown: Roger Waters, Rival Sons, Grace Potter

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Oh yeah, I saw Madonna at the Palladium and the Music for the Marsden, too.
In February-March I saw some great shows.

Which date of Madonna show did you attend? Was it a full show?
I went February 16, the last night of her Palladium residency and the day before the Ginger Baker Tribute. A few “cheap” tickets were released at the last minute close to the show day and I grabbed one — mine was the cheapest seat but it costed £164.30 including fees! I picked that day so that I could catch two consecutive gigs on my London trip.
Unfortunately it was a short set due to her ongoing health problems that brought about such a mess through the tour although I almost predicted it to be. Inevitable feeling of being shortchanged aside, I still enjoyed her rare theatre appearance. She performed 1 hour and 50 minutes nonetheless.

I went Jan. 30. I got a cheap standing ticket, but the stewards seated all of us with standings tickets, so I got like a 400 pound ticket for 50 or something like that.
But it was a short show with a lot of talking.
Still worth it considering the cheap ticket.

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I went Jan. 30. I got a cheap standing ticket, but the stewards seated all of us with standings tickets, so I got like a 400 pound ticket for 50 or something like that.
But it was a short show with a lot of talking.
Still worth it considering the cheap ticket.

I heard it happening everyday. Lucky you. Cheap tickets gone in a second but a number of “standard” seats remained unsold and empty because of the ridiculous price — which tells how absurd the general pricing of the concert tickets by a name artist has become nowadays.

Saw Parsnip play in late January ....

Alien Nose Job & UV Race at the John Curtain late February ....
Talking outside after the show I mentioned to a few how
I didnt like what was going down in Wuhan .... Nobody
really seemed ta care much but within couple of weeks the
whole Covid thing had started to take hold ....

Havent seen a live band since .....



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The Who @ Kingston Upon Thames last February.

Bernie Marsden - Under the bridge Jan 24th, Joe Bonamassa guested for a couple of songs!
Eric Clapton and friends - Feb 17th
Brit Awards - Feb 18th, I was given tickets and only really went to see the Faces. Sadly they only did half a song and the rest of the show was shit.

Saw nothing . Had tickets for Nick Lowe, Peter Wolf and others, but everything got cancelled. Bummer !

Erja Lyytinen in February 2020 in Münster, Hot Jazz Club

Layla Zoe - Düsseldorf, Pitcher - 08. March 2020

Hendrik Freischlader, August 2020 in Wuppertal, Open Air

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I saw Stay Home open for Do Nothing. Stay Home was smokin' hot. They blew Do Nothing off the stage and really stole the show, imho.

Ha, a great double bill!

And such reasonably priced tickets, too!

Buddy Guy x 2 maybe 3 shows. Chicago February 2020. He broke a guitar string as part of the act each time. I sure miss live music.

The MIMIS (Punk) 14.Aug.2020 Karlsruhe. Seating show, with distance because of covid regulations, 99 people allowed.

Liam Gallagher in february, ten outta ten.