Your favourite concert?

[kazine]

What's the best concert you've been to and how was it?

Also, is anyone going to see a7x during their tour later this year?

 

[Midnight Lucario]

justin bieber fuck yeah

 

[Spookz]

Hands down, Flogging Molly.

They're not my favorite band, but I've seen them multiple times now.. the first time being on St. Patrick's Day. Their concerts always kick my ***, in a totally good way. The moshing and crowd surfing is an intense wave of awesomeness. Not to mention, the band sounds amazing live, whereas a lot of artists sound like shite outside of the recording studio.

 

[Hammerheart]

top 5 would probably be..

1)Iron Maiden on the Death on the Road tour
2) Dragonforce on the Inhuman Rampage second leg
3) Dream Theater at prog nation
4) At The Gates at Bloodstock 08
5) Mutant supporting Evile in 2009

 

[kazine]

top 5 would probably be..

1)Iron Maiden on the Death on the Road tour
2) Dragonforce on the Inhuman Rampage second leg
3) Dream Theater at prog nation
4) At The Gates at Bloodstock 08
5) Mutant supporting Evile in 2009

Iron maiden? Dream Theater? Jealous .

Mine's Muse at Wembley Stadium in 2007. Brilliant .

 

[savatoreloaded]

1) Bridge 9 2009 tour headlined by Strike Anywhere with Polar Bear Club, Crime in Stereo and Ruiner

2) Rx Bandits this past March

3) Blackout tour with The Expendables, Passafire, Iration, Pour Habit (Pour Habit made my night) and Roots Down Deep

 

[Aquadon]

ARCTIC MONKEYS. And it was fantastic. I would totally see them more if they were stateside more often.

 

[Jenni]

when i was 14, i went to curiosa. i saw the cure, interpol, mogwai, css, melissa auf der maur, thursday, and head automatica. aside from head automatic (granted, it was when ha first came out), god could not have created a better concert.

 

[Mariya Shidou]

Rush. End of story. (Personally, I saw them in '07, but there is no such thing as a bad Rush concert.)

 

[Mr. Joker]

justin bieber fuck yeah

boners, boners everywhere.

Glee LIVE!

 

[SneaselClaw]

Rise Against last year, closely followed by the NFG/Yellowcard gig where the power went out.

 

[GaZsTiC]

My top 3:

1) Pendulum
2) The Prodigy
3) Slipknot

All three of them were full of so much energy!

 

[Timas]

It's a tie between Paul McCartney and Green Day. They both put on amazing shows and people were crying during songs when Paul was playing, but Green Day's concerts are really funny and hysterical.

 

[ChloboShoka]

My favorite concert I've been to was in December 2004. I saw my favorite band at the time Busted in concert and they were brilliant. I also like going to the local festivals to see all the local bands playing.

 

[Moltanic]

SlipKnot hands down. I've seen them twice, the first was with my older brother when I was ten; it was the first show I'd ever been too. I didn't know any better at the time but I wound up following my brother into the pits; I almost died.

 

[treespyro]

I have seen a charity concert called Sound Relief which was really awesome. I would have loved to seen Live Aid without a doubt.

 

[natie]

Muse's concerts have always been awesome. Of all current bands, they seem to be the one that's most capable of actually playing really good live. Other bands mostly either playback or just fail at re-enacting the music recorded in the studio (of course, without any edits to the sound when they're playing live, it is impossible for a song to sound as good as it sounds on the CD, but Muse can make it sound even better (seriously)).

 

[Mikamii]

Best live show i've seen have to have been by The Black Crowes. Seen 'em a few times when they've come to the southwest of the united states, (texas, arizona, new mexico, etc). By far, the best live show I'VE seen.

Another band I've really enjoyed live was Emarosa. Jonny craig is a superb vocalist. Without a doubt, favorite vox in my opinion.

 

[Valkyrie X]

Rush. End of story. (Personally, I saw them in '07, but there is no such thing as a bad Rush concert.)

I did too, and yes, they were fantastic.

However, my personal favorite would have to be Maiden's first concert of The Final Frontier tour, opened by Dream Theater. Seriously, MIND=BLOWN

 

[Mariya Shidou]

I have seen a charity concert called Sound Relief which was really awesome. I would have loved to seen Live Aid without a doubt.

I think Sound Relief would be better for one simple reason. ****ign amazing live shows just going by the video I've seen and the large number of bootlegs.