What was the last concert/show you saw?

[duke knooby]

Originally Posted by AndrewG

The Piano Guys at The Royal Albert Hall.
Easily in my top 5 of best shows ive seen.


Sad London had another bad night. I hope everyone is and stays safe. I'm giving city visits and concert ticket buying a rest for now considering what is going on.

Piano guys videos are brilliant, I didn't even know they were touring, but it's great to hear they are as good live, and you had a brilliant time.

Regarding cutting back on city visits and concerts, I suggest don't. No one should have to accept terrorism as an everyday occurance, or just a fact of the times we're living in, but you shouldn't let it get in the way of going about your everyday life, as best you can, and enjoying what you enjoy.

Many big name performers wouldn't play over here during the troubles, but Meat did, time and time again, and the audiences always came, and always had a great time.

But I've rambled off topic again.

[MeatGrl1]

Whisper House with Simon Lipkin

Rent with Ross Hunter and Layton Williams

[Sebastian.]

Bat Out Of Hell: The musical.

Just.. I can't even describe it.

[chairboys]

Originally Posted by Sebastian.

Just...

Awful?

[PanicLord]

Alfie Boe and Michael Ball at Lincoln Castle. Stunning voices especially Alfie, brilliant performers, specially Michael. A lovely setting and a glorious evening. Magical.

[Sebastian.]

Originally Posted by PanicLord

Alfie Boe and Michael Ball at Lincoln Castle. Stunning voices especially Alfie, brilliant performers, specially Michael. A lovely setting and a glorious evening. Magical.

You were in Lincoln? You should have said. Now get yourself into trebles for a nice refreshing jig of Lilt and Malibu.

[PanicLord]

Originally Posted by Sebastian.

You were in Lincoln? You should have said. Now get yourself into trebles for a nice refreshing jig of Lilt and Malibu.

Haha sorry I didn't realise. Also I was with the in laws and their friends so although your idea sounds VERY tempting, we actually went home for a cuppa 😂

[Adje]

Meat Loaf Last at Bat in London

A nice ride through memory lane In fact, a reminder how damn lucky we, in the UK, Germany and the Netherlands, have been.

[Julie in the rv mirror]

I saw Paul McCartney a couple of weeks ago. So hard to believe he's 75!

[Sebastian.]

Bat Out Of Hell the Musical. Twice in a day. It's just incredible and dich a strong cast.

[nozza]

Bat out of Hell musical loved it .Seen it twice now.

[Adje]

Night of Johnny Hoes

One of the most important Dutch songwriter's would have been 100 this year. An evening with some of the best Dutch artist performing his songs. I am not a fan of Dutch music, but this was a fun event.

[Sue K]

I saw Stephen Stills and Judy Collins Friday night a week ago... the Judy Blue Eyes for whom the Suite was composed... Oh... I had a most wonderful, nostalgic time !!! ... and yes, Stevie... too bad For What It's Worth is as relevant today as it was way back when ... love love love ...

Sue K ...

[melon]

Pretty sure my last show was Springsteen again, earlier in the year... Yeah don't think I've been to a show since Feb

[Adje]

Like a Bat Out of Hell.

A celebration of the 40th anniversary of Bat out of Hell.

Not an impersonation band but a bunch of great Dutch musicians coming together to perform and celebrate the music of Jim and Meat

Set:
Bat out of Hell
You Took the Words
Heaven Can Wait
All Revved Up
Two Out of Three
Paradise by the Dashboard Light
For Crying Out Loud
Life is a Lemon
Midnight at the Lost and Found
We Belong to the Night
I'd Lie or You
Dead Ringer
Total Eclipse of the Heart
Rock n Roll Dreams
Anything for Love

Fun night!

[duke knooby]

Jarrod and Claire Dickenson
David Ford
The Unholy Gospel Band

[dottie]

Illegal Eagles due to see them again for the 9th time in a couple of weeks

[Julie in the rv mirror]

U2 at the United Center in Chicago. My first time seeing them live. Great show! Their staging is very cool.

[Adje]

Well... On DVD, if that counts.

Nena - Made in Germany.

Wow what an energy at 57. Superb show

[AndrewG]

Originally Posted by Adje

Well... On DVD, if that counts.

Nena - Made in Germany.

Wow what an energy at 57. Superb show

Always liked Nena. Not many good female rockers have toured so extensively and consistently as her.
Weird that outside of Germany (and part of Netherlands I guess) she is only really known for 99 Luftballons / Red Balloons and no one really knows she is really a rockstar instead of a pop has been.

Really liked the Made in Germany song too. Cheesy but such a great patriotic fun song. And the absolute perfect one to start gigs of with. I think she should have kept it in her set for years.

I've listened to quite a bit of her stuff over the years but yet to see her live.

[Adje]

John Hiatt
For his age he still got a lot of fun on stage.

UB40
They still sound great. Good show. Not really a fan of their new material though.

Aha
Never thought I'd ever see them live. Now I wish I hadn't. They looked very uninterested on stage.

Simple Minds
Great show. Never saw them live before but Jim Kerr has a superb stage presence. And still a fantastic voice. What a great band too.

[MarkS]

The Glen Campbell Legacy, feature several different artists but also Glen's children doing a career restrospective

[amethyst]

The Muppets Take The O2 .... so shoot me, it was a great show

[Sebastian.]

The Gas Light Anthem 20th and 21st July. Amazing. Such an incredible band. The entire '59 Sound live and more. Their supports of Matthew Ryan and Dave Hause really were brilliant as well.

[duke knooby]

Foy Vance
Snow Patrol, with a special guest appearance by Bono
Bon Jovi