Seen the Allman Brothers 7 times and Santana 4 . Every show was killer except for a show back in the 90s where Dickie and Gregg were both trashed . Who ya got ?? The local cover band down at the VFW or country club doesn’t count
What band have you seen the most times live
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At one point in my life I had been to three country concerts in my life and Dierks Bentley was at all of them. It was completely unintentional.
It started with Tiger Burn freshman year.
It started with Tiger Burn freshman year.
Either Weird Al Yankovic or They Might Be Giants... about 5 times each.
Rush 3X. My cousin wanted me to go again but 3 was enough even for a band that excellent. I think I probably saw Hootie as many or more but I was too drunk to remember.
Have to agree with the Hootie reference - spent too many nights in the Elbow Room back in the day and I think they were on the calendar all of the time.
Have seen The Eagles four times, from 1998, to 2018, all super great concerts. Even the last one with Glen's son and Vince Gill.
The Outlaws. There was a time they were the opening act for just about every southern rock band.
I can’t recall 😉......”I gave up cigarettes, but I didn’t give up smoking’ “
Good question! Dylan, Bruce, the Bros?.........$4 at McAllister auditorium (place was built for sound, not anything else!).....
Kiss was my first concert in 77 I think. Molly Hatchet 12 times, Bob Seger 3, .38 Special 3, missed the original Lynyrd Skynyrd in Greenville (parents said NO) saw the survivors 3 or 4 times. Stevie Nicks 2, Heart 2 Journey 1, Brad paisley Carrie underwood three or four times in the last few years.
I can’t recall 😉......”I gave up cigarettes, but I didn’t give up smoking’ “
Good question! Dylan, the Bros?.........
Dang the last Greenville show was the last show before the crash . That would have definitely been a story for the ages
Dang what a cool picture, I wonder what the sunburst is worth now . 59’ owned by Skydog .... its gotta be ridiculous
Saw them in Cola, the show before Greenville. It was LS, Outlaws, and Marshall Tucker
Before they were Marshall Tucker, went by name of ‘Toy Factory’.......how about a $2 cover charge at Gvl Club, ‘Club Jamarta
(Think that was name of club???), circa ‘69.
I always wanted to see them and Maiden but never got around to it. And Maiden used to have some CHEAP shows, by comparison.
you probably left out Nantucket. Hell they opened for everybody.
PS I was at last Skynyrd concert at the big brown box. Saw Ronnie Van Zandt opening for Bob Seger. Saw Tucker alot because I had a friend data Toy. Saw Aaron Tippin a ton when he was Tip and Darby Hill and Played at the top of the hill, Saw Alabama many weekend's at Chief's on Piedmont hwy. Of course, they were "Wild Country" then. Man, we had some cool music
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I was there. First time I ever took a date to a concert. I dont know why i was thinking Wet Willy was the third band. Oh well. I was pretty lit.
I’ve never seen Maiden but want to. Priest was about to have their 50th anniversary tour but the rona canceled it.
I also want to see Metallica.
I saw the Eagles in 1972 with Yes. Saw Yes again in 1974 for the only non local band I've seen twice.
Would’ve liked to have seen Yes.
Also wish I could have seen Chicago with Terry Kath.
I have seen Tool 5-6 times, Ramones 3 times, Pearl Jam 3 times, Alice In Chains 3 times, to many to count twice and one time. Probably 250-300 shows through the years. Hard rock, alt, classic rock, new wave, punk, rap, hardcore, heavy metal, pop, only thing I don’t care for is country
I have seen Maiden twice, Priest once and Metallica once. Maiden was the best of the three.
Watched an Outlaws video on YouTube and The Devil's Daughters (link) popped up next. Not a bad look.
Yeah, Metallica was great. I saw them on the Black album tour.
George Strait and the Ace in the Hole gang. Five times in five different cities. Alison Krause and Union Station — four times in four different cities.
George Strait as well. Many times. Williams Brice, Dump Valley, Charleston Coliseum, Colonial Life Arena, Gwinett and the old Charlotte Coliseum. The Charlotte one I was completely soaked and late thanks to the Georgia weather delay.
Widespread Panic somewhere in the 40s range.
Allman Brothers probably upper 20s maybe 30 something.
Grateful Dead 14 times.
Allman Brothers probably upper 20s maybe 30 something.
Grateful Dead 14 times.
The Carolina Marching Band. Seen it a couple hundred times.
