This goes way back to the beginning of time. B J Thomas was the guest entertainment at my husbands Christmas party! Got to visit with him and share family stories! Awesome siinger still!

My Favorite Concert, would have to be Falling in Reverse. I still remember it was yesterday, i went with my best friend Etna and we got there super early to make lane. cause if we went later then we would have waited a long time so we were seating on the floor till they started calling VIP, which i was in. But etna did not get Vip, so i sat with her till they started calling roll for VIP. while we were seating there. i bus pulled up and yes the band of FALLING IN REVERSE CAME OUT. I was in shook and he said hello to me... i slowly died from the inside! They kept coming in and out of the venue. which was amazing cause we were near their bus.Finally they called the VIP people, which i was excited cause i was gonna meet Falling in Reverse band. It Went pretty quick. but the fun part was when they came out to play. and let me tell you this im 5'9 and etna is 5'2. we some how got to the front, which was a battle cause there was a mashpitt a HUGE one . It was crazy, once got to the front, it was like we were in war, so many drunk people trying to push each other. some guy kept hurting this girl and tried to to it to etna. which i didnt let happened. by the end of the night it was an amazing show. and the battle was finally over

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Lulu (187102954) wrote:the Woodstock Festival: a music festival attracting an audience of over 400,000 people, scheduled over three days on a dairy farm in New York from August 15 to 17, 1969.

My late husband was in Woodstock too!!!

The best concert I ever saw was Paul McCartney in OKC in 2002; only instead of a concert it was more like a huge party! But what blew me away was the day my son and I went to get the tickets for the show. By luck of a raffle ticket we were 3rd and 4th persons in line at the window when it first opened. Getting caught up in the excitement I started thinking about paying more for tickets than I had originally planned to and I remember telling my son that I really should pay the electric bill lol. I was only buying tickets for he and I so the couple that was first in line asked if I would help them out because they wanted more than the limit. They asked me to purchase a few of the "best available" using their Visa. Then they told me that if I did then I could upgrade my own seats and they would pay the difference - so I did and they did! My son and I ended up on the floor about 11 rows back - woohoo! Then I saw Paul again in Tulsa in 2013 and again in OKC just last month.

My favorite concert was Newsboys concert the lead singer Michael Tate held my hand for a complete minute. It was awesome !!!

I have so many this is hard! I am going to try to keep it short and sweet. Coachella, the energy is wild and you just experience so much! It can be so overwhelming at first! I am from New York City so my boyfriend and I, plus a handful of our best friends book our traveling package through Valley Music Travel for Coachella Platinum Estate two weekend trip- it gives us access to everything for the two-weekend festival and is the easiest way to plan because everything is accounted for. We also get the early access passes to ensure our stay. So, the weekend(s) are jammed with us going to see performances and trying to fit all of them in because of the stages and different tents, but during the week we enjoy ourselves. I've seen Lady Gaga, Tove Lo, The Chainsmokers, Lorde, Kid Cudi, Skrillex, Calvin Harris, Tyga, Krewella, Marina And The Diamonds, Lana Del Rey (My fav) and the list is endless for who I have been able to see. From the moment it starts everyone is just ready to have fun and enjoy life! The best of all is the people you go with will always share the experience. I have photo albums of our times there, which are so fun to make, my boyfriend and the friends we go with have all our photos printed out-they come to our place we get pizza and all that cool stuff while we put our albums together for a night in! We look forward to it every year! <3

I remember my 1st concert, except it wasn't the best.... It was the all time WORST! I went to go see the singer Trina, she's the woman who sings I'm single again. Trina never showed up for her own concert because it started raining. The concert was located in downtown Miami, I swear to you the whole environment was awful, my friend and I got high off of second hand smoke from other people, he couldn't stop crying and I couldn't stop laughing. We were teenagers when we went in year 2014, we had to take the train there, step over homeless people, and get hit on by unattractive men. My advice to everyone is.... DON'T WASTE YOUR MONEY FOR TRINA'S yadda CONCERTS!

This is really going to show my age! When I was a teenager and living in Germany in 1967, I got a chance to see the Rolling Stones in a very small hall in Bremen. It was my very first concert. Here is a picture that one of my friends took - please forgive the quality. Cameras have improved a lot in the past 50 years!

I remember going to Las Vegas eith my parents and i saw my idle enrique iglesias. Hes more like my boyfriend. I was in this arena in the Mandalay Bay Hotel. Hr sang all my favorote songs he was my first concert ever. I was sitting by this little stage where he went to sing. It was awesome!and that was my best concert ever.

Wow, best concert ever.. been to so many.. guess if I had to pick one it would be the World Series of Rock at the old Cleveland Municipal Stadium along with 80,000+ other concert goers way back in '78 when I saw a new band that I enjoyed very much by the name of Trickster, followed by Journey then Foreigner and was topped off with the headliners, the Electric Light Orchestra! About 5 hours of 70's rock I'll never, ever forget!!

I WENT TO 3 CELINE DION CONTESTS they were they best I loved all 3 n celine dion is my role model I love her so much I haven't been to the own in las vegas yet but I went to 3 her music is the best n she is so beautiful n she sings like an angel I want to go to her next concert so bad I named my character after her she is my idol my characters name is XxCELINE DION TBYxX I LOVE U CELINE DION FOREVER I loved her music ever since I was a child im 29 now 1st concert I went to of hers I was 12 years old my faviote song by her is I drove all night n im alive ......I loved her lights on the concert the big screen where u can she her singing I got every cd of her her shirts posters her pictures everything of her I been to 2 cher concerts as well but celine dion is my faviote actress singer love u celine ur #1 fan https://academiaparaninfo.files.wordpre ... 08-384.jpg

Best concert EvEr
Pearl Jam in San Antonio Texas. it was a 3 day run with lots of bands playing,
long about the 2nd day we saw all kinds of folks, we partied like it was 1999... oh wait! it was... !!
we had a blast 8 of us went in a car pools and 12 of us returned.
we saw Ozzie, Nirvana, Red Hot Chili Peppers, Sean Lennon and the Pine Hurst Kids, just to name a few
.. sheryl crow,,,, the goo goo dolls.... the list goes on! we had a blast!
will never forget the party of 1999 stemmed from San Antonio to San Marcos Texas.
. they all just bled into 1 awesome Concert never forgotten!

any one ever read that book about Cameron Crowe, writing for the Rolling Stones Mag. believe they made a movie, as well....Almost Famous move?? would love to have road along on those tours! <3 move over PennyLane!! <3 <3

Being at the Wiz Khalifa/Snoop Dogg concert watching the guests and venue workers all attempt to smoke marijuana for the occasion

I saw Elvis Presley on New Year's Eve 1975/76 at the Silverdome in Pontiac, Michigan. My dad at the time drove a bus for Charterways Bus Transport and they had a package from Toronto to Michigan including the ticket for the show and overnight in a hotel. Because I was the bus driver's daughter, I got a front row ticket to what was later determined as Elvis's biggest attendance ever with over 80,000 people in attendance at this concert. It took three hours to drive there because there was a wicked snow storm and I was worried we wouldn't make it, but we did. I had an absolutely amazing time and have never experienced a concert like that since and I have been to quite a few concerts including Michael Jackson, George Michael and Paul McCartney & Wings. Elvis could definitely put on a show. Yes. Best. Concert. EVER.

Well i have not been to many concerts , but the one i remember mostly is Platinum blonde concert . back in the 1980,s After the concert my friend shelley and I was waiting for her parents to pick us up. We seen this huge curtain and got nosy , we opened it and guess what ???? The band members were standing there. We got in and talked to them, got some pics ... Was the best part of the night. Will always remember that one...

ive been to many over the years..but TAYLOR SWIFT heads them all...i got there late..the que was long...finally got inside to general admission and was waaay down the back...she was putting on a great show..the lights went out for a few minutes..then when they came back on she re appeared in the crowd just behind me..she sang a couple songs then 2 guys ran out ropes from the back of the floor to the front of the stage to form a pathway..taylor gradually made her way back to the front..hugging fans as she went pass..i managed to touch her on the back..took a photo as i did..she was so humble and gracious to her fans..great night

The Atlanta Pop.Festival was held in Atlanta Georgia in July of 1970. On the poster to perform were The Doors, Jimi Hendrix, Janis Joplin, Crosby, Stills and Nash, Simon and Garfunckle, Edgar Winter, to name just a few starts who would be there.
$Tickets were $60.00 starting Friday night and ending on Sunday afternoon. Imagine $60.00 to see all thebove mentioned stars and more. My friend and I bought tickets in Dayton, Ohio, along with airplane tickets to Atlanta which cost $42.00.

We got on plane barefoot, we were barefoot all weekend,arriving in Albany, Georgia, 90 miles from the Atlanta Speedway where festival was to be held.

My cousin stationed there in Navy and Navy Depot. He lived with 3 fellow navy guys. We all rode 90 miles to Atlanta that afternoon on Honda 90 motorcyles, if you can call them that.

Arrived at festval around midnight, walked up a big hill and there was the stage and hundreds of people. B.B. King was playing the Star Spangled Banner. Never forget the chills that one gave me.
All those attending the festival were friendly sharing food, wine, beer, and even drugs. It was so stirring to be in a crowd of hundreds other 20 something people all being friendly and loving.
Jimi Hendrix took the stage for his set. It was fantastic. While he was on stage an announcemnt came over the sound system.
"Do not eat the watermelon being sold. It is laced with acid". My friend didn't hear the announcemnt and had just finished eating the watermelon. There was one motel on the Speedway Grounds. He ended up driving his motorcycle into that motels swimming pool. I'm not trying to glorify drugs but it was one of the craziest things I had ever seen in my 20 year old life. Drugs were a big deal then. You know that saying, "stick it to the man" and "don't trust anyone over 30".
Crosby, Stills and Nash performance took my breath away.
All the hundreds of people kept moving around so everyone got a chance to stand right in front of the stage. I was blessed to see a lot of the fantastic rock n roll groups of the sixties and seventies.
It was like a mini woodstock but much better.
It was a magical two days of my life and I can hear the music still in my head and my heart. It was a once in a lifetime happening.
I may be old but at least i got to see all the really good bands. LOL I guess it was one of those "you had to be there" to understand the 2 1/2 day magic of fantastic rock n roll, the ambiance of hundreds of people sharing all they had and being kind and so peaceful together.

sadly i never attended a concert