First concert you ever went to...
 

For me it was David Bowe in the 80's.:thumbsup

Iron maiden and Guns n Roses in 90

Parliament/Funkadelic, Bootsy Collins, Fred Westly and the Horny Horns, and The Brides of Funkenstien. Cobo Hall, Detroit MI. 1980
"Aqua Boogie!"

The best concert I ever saw in my life.

ummmm, 1967-68

Headliners were Three Dog Night, with lead acts (in order) Head Over Hills, Grass Roots, and Steppenwolf.

I believe tickets were $3.50 each.

I guess that doesn't count the free concerts at Golden Gate Park on Sunday afternoons, at the bandshell where people like the Dead, Big Brother, Janis, and Jefferson Airplane.

KNAC Anniversary Concert

Lynchmob - Alice In Chains - L A Guns - Ozzy

Eleven, American Music Club, Pearl Jam.
Empire Polo Fields, Indio, CA.
November 5, 1993.

Pearl Jam's Set List:

Release
Go
Animal
Why Go
Deep
Jeremy
Glorified G
Daughter
Realize
Alive
Rearviewmirror
Thank You
Blood
Rats
Once
Porch
Tearing Each Other Apart
Fuck Me In The Brain
Sonic Reducer
Even Flow
Indifference
Baba O'Riley

it was a dire straits concert

it was a dire straits concert

it was a dire straits concert

Sepultura

Aerosmith, Kiss, Micheal Fennelly
WABX-FM Show
Michigan Palace, Detroit
04/1974 !

The Ramones
Feb. 1978

pretty oldies

Depeche Mode :)

Inner circle

DANZIG - LONG WAY BACK FROM HELL TOUR (Soundgarden, Corrosion Of Conformity opening)

First real concert I saw was Rush. This was back in late 1974, about 3 or 4 months before they released the album "Fly by Night". It was a local non-liquor serving club and the ticket price was a whopping $1.

There was one show that I almost went to before that though. I used to help out with the next door neighbor's then brand new 1967 Super Stock Camaro. He and the race team were planning to go to a show that ended up getting cancelled at the last minute in Dallas, TX in late '67.

The "headliner" for that show was the Monkees', I didn't really give a shit about that, they were the boy-band of the time back then. But by a VERY strange twist of talent, the opening act was none other than one James Marshall Hendrix.

NO SHIT!!! what a mis-match of all time for the debut of Jimi!!!!

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Madnna Virgin Tour MSG 1984

Madnna Like a Virgin Tour MSG 1984

Just some local bands

michael jackson in the 80s

Lucky you! I think mine was LIVE. :disgust

Donnie Osmond. Unfortunately, I'm not joking about that.

Lenny Kravitz 1992

The Police...1983, joe louis arena detroit

Mine too!
"Glass Spider Tour" some time around '86 in Sydney. The concert was filmed so if you go into a music store and see the DVD, I was there! :)

Bon Jovi in 1986

saw korn first and many times after

haha...michael jackson - the thriller tour. i was 4 and my parents took me.

Mostly local bands in the 70's, until 1981's Canada Jam Fest at Winnipeg Stadium....
Heart, Ted Nugent, Loverboy, Blue Oyster Cult, and The Rockets.

It was the first "rush seating" concert I'd ever been to as well. It wasn't too long after that they stopped doing that, after a bunch of people got trampled down in the states. That rush seating with 20,000 people was a trip though. :D

The actual first on I went to was America in the late 70's

the first one I went to without parental supervision was Foreigner 4

That must have been rucking awesome

That was back when they still rocked hard

Either Adam Ant or Missing Persons in the early 80's....

Avril Lavigne last 2003...well the last one i enjoyed.. :P

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I saw him in the early/mid 90s, too. I was a student at Auburn and he played there with Living Color. He was so damn drunk he could barely stand up. He split his pants in the back and everyone was laughing at him. He did two songs (that you couldn't understand), then fell off the fucking stage. :1orglaugh

The people in the audience were literally trying to kick him and punch him. His people had to run out and drag him off before they killed him. Living Color came back on and played the rest of the night. They were actually pretty good.

uhm I hate to admit this but boys to men at the then great western forum,my girlfriend at the time made me do it, oh I highly recomend seeing a concert at the gorge in gorge, washington state awesome, one of the best places I've been to a concert at

early 80's, was Ozzy with Motley Crew Opening (Randy Rhoades was still alive)

Kabat and Doga in the 2003, i was in the first line :)