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1. Rolling Stones and Stevie Wonder, Chicago, 1972.
2. Rolling Thunder Review, New Haven, 1975.
3. Bruce and the E Street Band, Music Hall, Boston, 1977.
4. RRHOF 25th anniversary concert, especially night 1, MSG, NY 2009.
5. Bridge School benefit, Mountain View, Cal., 1999.

6-13, no particular order.
- Bruce and the E Street Band, St. Louis, August 2008.
- Beach Boys, Auditorium Theatre, Chicago, 1972-73 (they were called back from their cars to do another encore; the audience wouldn't leave.)
- Bob Dylan and the Band, Chicago Stadium, opening night, Jan. 1974.
- The Who, Capital Centre, mid-70's.
- Steve Goodman Tribute Show, Arie Crown Theater, Jan. 1985.
- Cream Reunion Show, MSG, Oct. 2005.
- Rolling Stones, Chicago Stadium, July '75.
- Crossroads Festival, Bridgeview, July 2007. ("The greatest day in the history of Bridgeview," per Bill Murray.)

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In no particular order after the Stones

Stones - Earl's court '76
Stones - Knebworth '76
Stones - Bristol '82
Stones - Dublin, Cardiff, Twickenham - 2018 + Toronto 2019
Stones - Cardiff - 1990

Ian Dury & the blockheads - Hammersmith Odeon 12.8.1979
Bob Dylan - Blackbushe - 1978
Peter Tosh - Cardiff - 1978
Frank Zappa & The Tubes - Knebworth 1978
Lou Reed - Hammersmith Odeon April 1992
The Who - Swansea 1976
New Barbarians - Knebworth - 11.8.1979 - Led Zep headlined here but a bit dry for my liking, much preferred Ian Dury the next day in London.

Biggest regret at not seeing...............Humble Pie

I was lucky to see them twice (both after Frampton left unfortunately). First time in 1973 at MSG in NYC (Black Oak Arkansas opened up). Second time in 1976 at Nassau Coliseum on LI. What a voice Steve had...

I'm dead jealous...........but great for you, yes, fantastic voice.....

My first ever vinyl albums were GHS and Rockin' the Fillmore bought on the same day in 1973 - I still play them regularly to this day..........In fact..........



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Thanks,Dougratajczak87!

I was also at the Stones Comiskey show.
This proud southsider is happy the Stones played Comiskey rather than Wrigley!



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Thanks,Dougratajczak87!

I was also at the Stones Comiskey show.
This proud southsider is happy the Stones played Comiskey rather than Wrigley!

Bit off topic, but I see the Bears have purchased a large chunk of property outside of Chicago with the possible thoughts of building a new stadium. Would suck to see them move out of Soldier Field but they could use a bigger stadium. 61000 is the smallest in the NFL.

Regardless, Bear Down Chicago Bears!

Stones in Québec 2015
Stones in Marseille 2018
Sones in Boston 2019
The Who in Québec 2017 (1st row)
McCartney in Québec 2018
Stones in Toronto 2005 (On stage box)
Stones in Montréal 1998 (5th row, got a guitar pick from Ronnie)
Stones in Montréal 2003 (also 5th row)

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Thanks,Dougratajczak87!

I was also at the Stones Comiskey show.
This proud southsider is happy the Stones played Comiskey rather than Wrigley!

Bit off topic, but I see the Bears have purchased a large chunk of property outside of Chicago with the possible thoughts of building a new stadium. Would suck to see them move out of Soldier Field but they could use a bigger stadium. 61000 is the smallest in the NFL.

Regardless, Bear Down Chicago Bears!

DGA,
The Bears placed a bid for Arlington Park from what I saw in the news this week.
I'd hate to see the Bears go suburban.
Would that mean the Stones would go suburban? Or, play Wrigley? Is that thought too future-focused for the Stones? Will the Stones ever return to Chicago?

Either way, I'm a lifer for Da Bears.

I would also have to say Rolling Stones 81 at Candlestick Park, SF, was a very memorable show. J Geils Band, G Thorogood & Delaware Destroyers, and the Stones, what a great show and it was sold out but everyone pretty much stayed in their seats and the field in front of the stage was amazingly walkable. Had such a great day that I came back next morning to get a ticket however I could. That day was fun too but I think Saturday's show beat it. I think its the only big scale show I have been to where I actually enjoyed myself pretty much every minute of both days.

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Thanks,Dougratajczak87!

I was also at the Stones Comiskey show.
This proud southsider is happy the Stones played Comiskey rather than Wrigley!

Bit off topic, but I see the Bears have purchased a large chunk of property outside of Chicago with the possible thoughts of building a new stadium. Would suck to see them move out of Soldier Field but they could use a bigger stadium. 61000 is the smallest in the NFL.

Regardless, Bear Down Chicago Bears!

DGA,
The Bears placed a bid for Arlington Park from what I saw in the news this week.
I'd hate to see the Bears go suburban.
Would that mean the Stones would go suburban? Or, play Wrigley? Is that thought too future-focused for the Stones? Will the Stones ever return to Chicago?

Either way, I'm a lifer for Da Bears.

I'm sure they would still play Soldier Field. If the Bears do build a new stadium, it wouldn't be ready for several more years.
I live near Vancouver but have always been a Blackhawks fan and a Bears fan. Lost interest in the Bulls after Jordan quit. Got to see them twice in the nineties when they were in town playing the Grizzlies.
I still remember back in the late 70s, perhaps 77 when Led Zep was scheduled to play at Chicago Stadium and the Hawks were in the playoffs against the New York Islanders. Hawks had to play their home game at Nassau Coliseum in NY since Zep already had Stadium booked.

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Thanks,Dougratajczak87!

I was also at the Stones Comiskey show.
This proud southsider is happy the Stones played Comiskey rather than Wrigley!

Bit off topic, but I see the Bears have purchased a large chunk of property outside of Chicago with the possible thoughts of building a new stadium. Would suck to see them move out of Soldier Field but they could use a bigger stadium. 61000 is the smallest in the NFL.

Regardless, Bear Down Chicago Bears!

DGA,
The Bears placed a bid for Arlington Park from what I saw in the news this week.
I'd hate to see the Bears go suburban.
Would that mean the Stones would go suburban? Or, play Wrigley? Is that thought too future-focused for the Stones? Will the Stones ever return to Chicago?

Either way, I'm a lifer for Da Bears.

I'm sure they would still play Soldier Field. If the Bears do build a new stadium, it wouldn't be ready for several more years.
I live near Vancouver but have always been a Blackhawks fan and a Bears fan. Lost interest in the Bulls after Jordan quit. Got to see them twice in the nineties when they were in town playing the Grizzlies.
I still remember back in the late 70s, perhaps 77 when Led Zep was scheduled to play at Chicago Stadium and the Hawks were in the playoffs against the New York Islanders. Hawks had to play their home game at Nassau Coliseum in NY since Zep already had Stadium booked.

[www.concertarchives.org]

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Thanks,Dougratajczak87!

I was also at the Stones Comiskey show.
This proud southsider is happy the Stones played Comiskey rather than Wrigley!

Bit off topic, but I see the Bears have purchased a large chunk of property outside of Chicago with the possible thoughts of building a new stadium. Would suck to see them move out of Soldier Field but they could use a bigger stadium. 61000 is the smallest in the NFL.

Regardless, Bear Down Chicago Bears!

DGA,
The Bears placed a bid for Arlington Park from what I saw in the news this week.
I'd hate to see the Bears go suburban.
Would that mean the Stones would go suburban? Or, play Wrigley? Is that thought too future-focused for the Stones? Will the Stones ever return to Chicago?

Either way, I'm a lifer for Da Bears.

Wow. That's extremely disappointing. That would be two NFL teams that don't play in the cities they're named after that play in towns with the same name.

David Bowie serious moonlight tour 1983
Mick Jagger solo tour 1988
Queen the works tour
AC/DC THE RAZORS EDGE
voodoo loung
licks tour
14 on fire tour

elton john

been to alot of concerts but these shows are some of my fav

Feel The Fear
And Do It Anyway

The Rolling Stones 40 licks tour Singapore times two, the Rolling Stones Miami Florida no security tour, David Bowie reality tour Singapore, Iggy Pop instinct tour Californias small bar Windsor Canada, Willy Dixon a Ann Arbor, Luther Allison Harpo‘s Detroit, Buddy Guy Alvins Detroit, the who Pontiac Silverdome 1979 kids are all right/Quadrophenia tour, Paul McCartney Shea stadium, Iggy in the stooges big day out Perth Australia, Peter Wolf the ark Ann Arbor Michigan, The kinks one for the road tour cobo arena Detroit, Bob Dylan Meadowbrook Michigan, the Black Crowes Chicago, David Bowie outside tour with 9 inch nails,Johnny Winter nectarine ballroom Ann Arbor Michigan, Stevie Ray Vaughan couldn’t stand the weather tour Meadowbrook…..

Michael Monroe San Diego 2010
Rammstein at the Palace 1998
Megadeth (secret Vic & The Rattleheads show) Cathouse 1991
Ramones Hollywood Palladium 1992
The Breeders / Jon Spencer Blues Explosion Palace 1994
Nine Inch Nails Universal Amph 1994
David Bowie / Nine Inch Nails Las Vegas 1995
Rock For Choice benefit 1992 (OMG that Mudhoney set)
Lollapalooza 94

-All the Stones shows I’ve seen in Boston - Bridges, opening night of ABB, return to US of ABB.
-McCartney at Yankee Stadium.
-Bruce in NJ on The Rising tour.
-Billy Joel at the Garden 2017.
-Metallica in AZ 2017.
-Celine Dion Falling Into You tour - shocked me how good the how was!!!
-Front row at Third Day in Rochester NY and catching a drum stick.
-AC/DC Wrecking Ball tour Hartford.

Stones 73 evening show .... Amazing esp Midnight Rambler
Muddy Waters
Ike & Tina shows
Freddie King
Alexis Korner
Johnny Shines ... closet I could get ta Robert Johnson



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Van Morrison - Montreux 1990: the concert of the century!! (I have seen him about ten times, and he was always great but this concert was the classic). It is available in perfect quality on a bootleg and on YouTube but the video which was shot there is still unreleased

Mumford and Sons - Paris, Theatre Trianon: an intimate concert, they were world-class

Bob Dylan (& Eric Clapton) - Nuernberg 1978: most memorable for the event as being Dylan's first big concert in Germany

Rolling Stones - Munich 10 June 1982: Nobody can imagine today how legendary they were back then, and they were good!

A honorary mention goes to Randy Newman - Stuttgart 1983: an intimate solo concert which impressed me very much

and to Rod Stewart - Stuttgart 1986: a great show with artistic power

Saw Led Zep about half dozen times in London area in the 70's, and although buzzin' from the gigs for ages afterwards, their music faded for me as the years went by.

On the other hand saw The Who in the London area in the 70's , about four times in the Keith Moon era . Fantastic gigs all of them,and since then also seen them another four times at Royal Albert Hall, and also more recently two gigs at Kingston Pryzm February 2019.

I still get a buzz from every Who gig, as I do with The Stones, and that will last forever.



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Van Morrison - Montreux 1990: the concert of the century!! (I have seen him about ten times, and he was always great but this concert was the classic). It is available in perfect quality on a bootleg and on YouTube but the video which was shot there is still unreleased

Mumford and Sons - Paris, Theatre Trianon: an intimate concert, they were world-class

Bob Dylan (& Eric Clapton) - Nuernberg 1978: most memorable for the event as being Dylan's first big concert in Germany

Rolling Stones - Munich 10 June 1982: Nobody can imagine today how legendary they were back then, and they were good!

A honorary mention goes to Randy Newman - Stuttgart 1983: an intimate solo concert which impressed me very much

and to Rod Stewart - Stuttgart 1986: a great show with artistic power

I was at that Miunich gig, too. Singing and dancing in the rain for two hours of real rock and roll!

The Rolling Stones - Vienna 1990
Kiss - Vienna 1996 (reunion tour; smallest venue played on entire tour)
Bruce Springsteen - Vienna 1997 ("Tom Joad" solo acoustic tour; two consecutive nights)
Bruce Springsteen & The E Street Band - Vienna 1999
Mark Knopfler & Emmylou Harris - Hamburg 2006
Emmylou Harris - Munich 2008
Herbert Grönemeyer - Munich (Cirkus Krone) 2012
Prince & 3rd Eye Girl - Vienna 2014

Diana Ross - Hamburg 1994 (danced on stage with her and kissed her also on the cheeks - ultimate best concert of my life)
Diana Ross - Munich 1992
Diana Ross - Munich 1985
The Rolling Stones - Munich 1990 (was standing in the 1st row at the 2nd half of the show)
The Rolling Stones - Nurnberg 1998 (Zeppelinfield - biggest concert of my life - 100.000 viewers)
The Rolling Stones - Munich 2003 (Olympiahall)
The Rolling Stones - Stuttgart 2006
The Rolling Stones - Hamburg 2007
The Rolling Stones - London 2012
Deep Purple - Munich 1987
Lionel Richie - Munich 1987
Rod Stewart - Munich 1986
Queen - Munich 1986
Pink Floyd - Munich 1988
Def Leppard - Munich 1988
Fleetwood Mac - Munich 1988
Earth, Wind & Fire - Munich 1988
Paul McCartney - Munich 1989
AC/DC - Munich 1991
David Lee Roth - Munich 1991
James Brown - Munich 1992
Al Jarreau - Munich 1992
Van Halen - Munich 1993
Michael Bolton - Munich 1993
Guns N' Roses - Munich 1993
KISS - Stuttgart 1996
The Who - Munich 1997
Iron Maiden - Munich 2000
Roger Hodgson - Munich 2000
Styx - Munich 2000
Roxy Music - Munich 2001
Destiny's Child - Munich 2002
Rhapsody - Munich 2002
Journey - Bamberg 2008 (best concert of this century)
Y&T - Munich 2009
Alice Cooper - Munich 2010
X Japan - Berlin 2011
Roger Waters - Munich 2011 (The Wall Tour)
Status Quo - Stuttgart 2014 (Frantic Four Lineup)
Jeff Lynne's Electric Light Orchestra - Zurich 2016
and many many more.

I have seen about 750 concert shows in my life.



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Four Tet at Alexandra Palace, 2019.

Best live gigs you have been to?

Rammstein Paris 2005
Ministy 2006

Honorable mention : the Stones Paris-Bercy 2003

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Off the top of my head, won't mention the 6 Stones shows:

Van Halen - 1981 Vancouver. 3 Oakland videos were recorded a couple weeks after
Springsteen -1984 Vancouver Born In The USA tour
Van Halen 1984 Van. Last Canadian show with original band
Scorpions/Iron Maiden/Girlschool - 1982 Van. 3 great young metal bands
Judas Priest 1982 Vancouver - first arena headlining tour
AC/DC 1983 Van - opening night Flick of the Switch tour
Deep Purple 1985 Van - Perfect Strangers reunion, getting to see Blackmore/Paice
Def Leppard 1988 Van. Hysteria tour, in the round, great show
Mellencamp 1988 Van. peak of his popularity on Lonesome Jubilee tour
U2 1992 Van. Achtung Baby tour, night Clinton was elected President
Keith R.1993 Van. Orpheum Theatre an awesome show.
Aerosmith/Skid Row 1990 Van great show
Elton/Billy Joel 2001 Van - great double bill
McCartney 2012/2016/2019 Van. - from never seeing him to 3 times in 8 years!
Springsteen 2012 - night after McCartney show
Alice Cooper 2012 - 2 weeks before McCartney - row 2 Queen E Theatre Orianthi on guitar
Van Halen 2007 - great to see Ed and DLR together again.
Aerosmith/Joan Jett 2010- Joan is awesome
KISS 2019 opening night of their "current" farewell tour, great visual spectacle
The Who 2015 - cleanest sounding show I've heard at Rogers Arena in Van.
PINK 2018, 2019 - Van. Don't know many of her songs but amazing in concert. Would definitely pay to see her again.
Iron Maiden 2019 Van. Legacy of the Beast tour so lots of hits.

We’ve been to a few of the same shows!
That Who gig in 2015 was amazing, I thought the sound was brilliant also. I hadn’t seen the who indoors prior, it had always been outdoors and the sound that night was just excellent. I was at the 2012 & 2016 McCartney gigs, the 2012 Springsteen gig (if you saw a drunk blonde asleep during this gig, I was the guy beside her, and it was most definitely she who wanted to go) and the Iron Maiden gig in 2019 also.

I hadn’t seen Iron Maiden in 10 years and I couldn’t believe Bruce’s voice is still as good as it is. I’d seen them a lot between 1993-2009 but skipped the last few tours, so got a pleasant surprise. Sound was excellent also.

As much as I have loved (mostly) the majority of Stones shows I have been to, if I had to pick the single best concert I have seen, that distinction would have to go to my first Bruce Springsteen show in 9/84 in Buffalo, NY. Simply a life changing event. I walked out of that concert physically and emotionally drained. I became an instant convert and finally realized what the fuss was all about.



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STONES - Greensboro, NC, 1975
STONES - Birmingham, AL 1989
THE WHO - Greensboro, NC 1975
PINK FLOYD - Atlanta, GA Division Bell Tour
BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN - Boston, MA 2018
PAUL McCARTNEY - Atlanta, GA 1990
JETHRO TULL - Greensboro, NC 1973 A Passion Play Tour
GRATEFUL DEAD - Cape Cod, MA 1979
ELTON JOHN - Boston, MA 1979
BUFFALO SPRINGFIELD - Bonnaroo Music Festival, TN, 2011

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Off the top of my head, won't mention the 6 Stones shows:

Van Halen - 1981 Vancouver. 3 Oakland videos were recorded a couple weeks after
Springsteen -1984 Vancouver Born In The USA tour
Van Halen 1984 Van. Last Canadian show with original band
Scorpions/Iron Maiden/Girlschool - 1982 Van. 3 great young metal bands
Judas Priest 1982 Vancouver - first arena headlining tour
AC/DC 1983 Van - opening night Flick of the Switch tour
Deep Purple 1985 Van - Perfect Strangers reunion, getting to see Blackmore/Paice
Def Leppard 1988 Van. Hysteria tour, in the round, great show
Mellencamp 1988 Van. peak of his popularity on Lonesome Jubilee tour
U2 1992 Van. Achtung Baby tour, night Clinton was elected President
Keith R.1993 Van. Orpheum Theatre an awesome show.
Aerosmith/Skid Row 1990 Van great show
Elton/Billy Joel 2001 Van - great double bill
McCartney 2012/2016/2019 Van. - from never seeing him to 3 times in 8 years!
Springsteen 2012 - night after McCartney show
Alice Cooper 2012 - 2 weeks before McCartney - row 2 Queen E Theatre Orianthi on guitar
Van Halen 2007 - great to see Ed and DLR together again.
Aerosmith/Joan Jett 2010- Joan is awesome
KISS 2019 opening night of their "current" farewell tour, great visual spectacle
The Who 2015 - cleanest sounding show I've heard at Rogers Arena in Van.
PINK 2018, 2019 - Van. Don't know many of her songs but amazing in concert. Would definitely pay to see her again.
Iron Maiden 2019 Van. Legacy of the Beast tour so lots of hits.

We’ve been to a few of the same shows!
That Who gig in 2015 was amazing, I thought the sound was brilliant also. I hadn’t seen the who indoors prior, it had always been outdoors and the sound that night was just excellent. I was at the 2012 & 2016 McCartney gigs, the 2012 Springsteen gig (if you saw a drunk blonde asleep during this gig, I was the guy beside her, and it was most definitely she who wanted to go) and the Iron Maiden gig in 2019 also.

I hadn’t seen Iron Maiden in 10 years and I couldn’t believe Bruce’s voice is still as good as it is. I’d seen them a lot between 1993-2009 but skipped the last few tours, so got a pleasant surprise. Sound was excellent also.

Maiden always puts on a good show. When I saw them in 82 opening for Scorpions, I got their autographs earlier. They were doing an autograph session at Kelly's record store on Granville Mall so I got my Number of the Beast album autographed! Yes, Bruce's voice still sounds great. I don't care for the third guitarist they have, Jens. I know he took over when Adrian quit and I believe it was Adrian that wanted to keep him in the band when he rejoined. They played Van in 83 with Saxon and Fastway opening, that was another great show.

My top 30+ gigs (in chronological order)

Eric Clapton - Osaka, 22 October, 1975
Dave Mason - Osaka, 25 May, 1977
Fleetwood Mac - Osaka, 3 and 4 December, 1977
Bob Dylan - Osaka, 25 February, 1978
Jeff Beck with Stanley Clarke - Osaka, 24 November, 1978
Eric Clapton - Osaka, 1 December, 1979
Talking Heads - Osaka, 23 February, 1981
Dire Straits - Osaka, 5 April, 1983
Echo & the Bunnymen - Osaka, 16 January, 1984
The Cure - Osaka, 15 October, 1984
Prince & The Revolution, Osaka, 6 September, 1986
Peter Hammill - Kyoto, 27 October, 1986
New Order - Osaka, 29 January, 1987
Eurythmics - Osaka, 13 March, 1987
Mick Jagger - Osaka, 15, 16, 18 and 28 March, 1988
The Georgia Satellites, Osaka, ? February, 1989
Lou Reed - Osaka, 7 August, 1992
The Rolling Stones - Tokyo, 14 March and Osaka, 20 and 21 March, 1998
Elvis Costello & Steve Nieve - Osaka, 18 December, 1999
At the Drive-in - Summer Sonic Osaka, 5 August, 2000
Bob Dylan - Osaka, 6 March, 2001
Paul McCartney - Osaka, 17 and 18 November, 2002
Prince - Osaka, 28 November, 2002
Arcade Fire - Summer Sonic Osaka, 14 August, 2005
Paul McCartney - Liverpool, 20 December, 2011
St. Vincent - Summer Sonic Osaka, 19 August, 2012
Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds - Manchester, 30 October, 2013
The Rolling Stones - Tokyo, 6 March, 2014
Dave Matthews Band - Manchester, 10 November, 2015
David Gray - Wexford (Ireland), 23 July, 2017

If I pick only one out of the above, it would be Eric Clapton, Osaka, 1 December, 1979 — not only the single best show of more than one hundred times I have caught Eric live, but also the greatest gig of all time in my life to this day. Eric and the band were inspired 100%, the musicians’ interaction onstage with each other almost on a telepathic level. The performance was way, way above the one heard on Just One Night, the double live album recorded on and selected from the next two consecutive nights (contrary to the title as well as the popular belief), the 3rd and 4th at the Budokan in Tokyo. Just one night indeed.



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Prince small unannounced clubshow in Copenhagen 2011 - he was there to have fun!

Stones in Roskilde festival 2014 - Mick Taylor and the longest Midnight Rambler ever and Bobby's last gig :-(

Michael Jackson in Copenhagen 1998 on his birthday - he got a big surprise and got very playful.

After I posted all of my fave live gigs over the years, completely forgot about this one of Kylie, one hot summer day in 2014, a lunchtime gig at BBC Maida Vale Studios.

Free draw for tickets and only knew I got lucky the night before with an e-mail.

Only 75 pairs of tickets and a few more BBC staff etc.

Great gig and she was on stage for about hour and a half.

not sure about "best live gigs" - i'd call my list "my most memorable live gigs"...

Nov 15, 2004: Tom Waits, Theater des Westens, Berlin, Germany

Aug 5, 1995: The Rolling Stones, Stadion Strahov, Prague, Czechia
Jun 10, 2014: The Rolling Stones, Waldbühne, Berlin, Germany

Jun 17, 2016: Bruce Springsteen, Olympiastadion, Munich, Germany

Dec 20, 1996: KISS, Hanns-Martin-Schleyer-Halle, Stuttgart, Germany
Dec 12, 1996: KISS, Arena Oberhausen, Oberhausen, Germany
Dec 11, 1996: KISS, Festhalle, Frankfurt, Germany
Jun 12, 2013: KISS, Waldbühne, Berlin, Germany

Jul 23, 2006: The Who, Münsterplatz, Ulm, Germany

May 9, 1987: Slayer, Eisstadion, Esslingen am Neckar, Germany