Most of the Big bands still active in the 50s and 60s and couple in the 70s … There is no use listing them here there is only a handful on the site that would have any idea who I am talking about … I is like me with about 90 % of those you all listed … I have very little knowledge of who are or were outside of the older country music and a few good pop musician from the 70s on I considered a lot of it rubbish I didn't listen to it. It is great being old ….Ha, ha!

Garry-

Billy Joel,Heart,The Cars,Hank Jr,America,Alan Jackson,Clint Black,Zack Brown Band,Toby Keith and probably a few I missed. This February Elton John on his farewell tour and in May Garth Brooks

Grateful Dead, et al over 200 times :-)

Charlie Daniels twice, Michelle Martin Murphy,Chris Ledoux with Blake Shelton, Lone Star, had tickets for Drop Kick Murphy's, Gretchen Wilson and Kenney Chesney , David Allen Coe but ended up having to work. Not really into going to concerts.

I’ll second that!! Some of you guys have been to more concerts than I have to fancy restaurants.

Example; Red Lobster.Lol

Black Oak Arkansas, eagles, Brad Paisley, Lori Morgan, Martina McBride,

I'll try to get them all. Dio x2, Accept, White Snake x3, Motley Crue x4, George Thorogood x3, Kiss x3, Areosmith 2x, The Cult, Alice Cooper x5, Bon Jovi x2, Ted Nugent x3, Cinderella x3, Vince Neil x2, Tesla x4, Poison x4, Survivor, Deep Purple, Def Leppard, Scorpions, Sammy Hagar x4, Journey x2, Styx x3, Cheap Trick x2, Outlaws x2, Guns and Roses, Megadeth, Ace Frehley, Bret Michaels, Jackyl x2, Joan Jett, Rick Springfield x2, Rick Derringer, Fuel x2, Kid Rock x2, Kix x2, Saliva, Hinder x2, seether Theroy of a deadman x2, Lita Ford x3, The Sweet x3, Dorothy, Halestorm x2, Melissa Ethridge, Peter Frampton, Steve Miller, The Pretty Reckless, Black Stone Cherry x2, Buck Cherry x2,Boston, Twisted Sister, Chevell, Chicago, Firehouse x2,Foghat, Quennsryche, Little River Band, Ozzy, Rob Zombie, Sixx AM, Doobie Brothers, Jefferson Starship, Godsmack, Altar Bridge, Autograph, Badfinger, Collective Soul, Soul Asylum x2, Don Felder x2, Foreigner, Skillet, Slaughter, Sublime, The Wallflowers, REO Speedwagon x3, Slash,April Wine, Blue Oyster cult, Skid Row x3, Sebastian Bach, Three days grace, Grand Funk Railroad x2, Nighr Rander x2, Meatloaf,John Fogerty, Heart x2,3 doors down, Eddie Money, Paul Rodgers, Great White x3 Stone Temple Pilots,Jonny Lang, Lynyrd Skynyrd x2, Pat Benatar x2, Judas Priest , Sheryl Crow, Kansas x3, Boz Skaggs, The Guess Who, BTO, Crosby Stills and Nash, Kenny Wayne Sheppard, CCR, Loverboy x3 The Fixx, Y&T, The Bangles, Blackfoot,Savoy Brown, Gin Blossoms, Blues Travelers, Trans Siberian Orchestra, Ratt, Big and Rich, Faster p cat, and Ac/Dc. There are quite a few that I know I've missed. 30 + years of concerts and festivals really ads up.

Malenurse - You must have a great memory to remember all those concerts!

I looked on the Moondance Jam web site to remember more than half of those. Weve been going for the past 18 years.

Worked personal and stage security for a lot of the bands/singers mentioned back in the day in NYC. The Grateful Dead stand out in my memory as a classy bunch. Lots of not so classy folk. Boy George may have been the worst.

Hank Jr. and Metallica. Lol

Mike

I figured you were going to tell us about the ones that invented music!!!

White 17,
I believe Leo Kottke was a Twin Cities guy?? Did you originally see him back there? i know a lot of Minnesotans relocated to Alaska. My brother who used to live in St. Paul used to work on Leo Kottke's guitars, as well as Paul Stookey's.

Garth Brooks (don't remember who opened), 311, the Gap Band, Randy Travis, a bunch of rap hip hop and r&b artists, Carlos Santana, lots of spanish musicians and mariachis, missed AGT winner Grace Vanderwall (she was recording at my buddy's studio). A bunch of Christian artists including David Crowder, Chris Tomlin, Mercy Me to name a few

I wish I could've seen a lot of the musicians mentioned on here.