Saw them at MSG.. proper concert

I think the most I have spent on a concert was about $350. I spent about $60 on the ticket to see Tom Waits in Seattle. It cost me about $60 in gas to drive up there and back then the rest on a hotel food, booze and stuff. It was well worth the money. A once in a lifetime concert.

As for just a flat cost of a ticket probably was $85 to see Roger Waters. He was amazing. He played a lot of Pink Floyd stuff and some of his own stuff.

Most I think I spend was probably only a few hundred bucks... I haven't been to a decent concert (or pro one at that) since I was in high school lol.

I want to see Leonard Cohen(he gives here a show in September) but it's too fucking expensive. I'm not ready to spent 500$.

150 for madonna. seen jimmy buffett at 100/clip a few times. rem for appx 80/clip... prices are going higher though.

500 for leonard cohen? yikes

Close to same here, 150 per ticket X2 plus gas down from Fargo to Winnipeg. (Which was a hell of a lot of gas cause I took my Blown S-10 (about 5 miles to the gallon LOL) But I had a car show to goto after the show.

Hell Yeah!! Where did you see them? I saw them in 87 too in DC - great show!...what I remember of it anyway. :winkwink:

Last I heard he lives in Montreal, so he plays Canada alot more often than he plays the states. I've considered making the trip to see him up there, but when you add it all together it would probably cost me more to do that even with the cheaper tickets.

When I consider travel expenses I've gone to Boston twice to see the Pogues, so add in flights, rooms, food and bar tabs probably would wind up being slightly more than I'm dropping here. Never regretted either of those trips :thumbsup

Woodstock '94 cost me a small fortune as a kid who just graduated high school.

I think we left about $500 worth of camping equipment because it was too muddy to lug out.

I do about $300 every year for Bonnaroo. Can't beat it.

$40 - Usually don't ever pay over $20.
The show was for Rise Against. Not the best show either!

I've spent 200 on a pair of tickets before, but my ex just spent $500 for front row tickets to Dane Cook.

Whenever I go to a concert, I'm always more than happy to pay for tickets up front and center, it makes the concert that much more enjoyable. I took the wife to see Taylor Swift and Rascal Flatts and we were 2nd row center, it was amazing being that close, where I almost could've reached up and touch Taylor. The guys right in front of us caught some of her hair after she shook her head, ha ha. I tried to look under her dress, but she had something on underneath, I was hoping for a panty shot or something, ha ha.

I suppose if you see concerts all the time, spending a lot might get old, but we only get to see a couple of concerts a year where we live, so I go the extra mile to make it that much more enjoyable.