Best Music Concert you've ever attended

[kats_21]

George strait was good in vegas this past weekend.

[cosmiccowboy]

Second place...Jimmy Buffet, Brazos county fairgrounds 1974. Show got rained out, the diehards that stayed (maybe 100) moved into the cafeteria and Jimmy set up a chair on a cafeteria table and did a 2 hour solo acoustic show...

[drslonghorn]

1. Led Zeppelin, saw them twice in 1977(Dallas/Ft Worth shows)
2. Pink Floyd 1977 , Ft Worth

Nobody even close to these two bands, and I saw most of the good ones from that era.

[TeamAmerica]

U2 in Denver summer 2015.

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[Arrowslinger1]

Jimmy Buffet at Southpark Meadows (before it was a shopping mall).
Not necessarily for the music.

I been there. Hula skirts and not much else

[Arrowslinger1]

I may be different but to me there's two different kinds of concerts. One where they put on a heck of a show. One where they just have pure talent. I prefer the 2nd one. Keith Urban played the house of Blues in Dallas a few years back. I actually won tickets so I took my beautiful wife and I can honestly say that he was absolutely one of the most talented singer guitarist I've ever seen. Amazing show.
Another talent is Chris Stapleton. I haven't seen him yet but I heard he was playing Redrock near Denver this year. I will be buying those tickets and flying up there for that show for sure.

[mjhaverkamp]

Texas Jam, I think it was in the 80's, can't remember who was there .

[Gherkin05]

Grateful Dead Las Vegas 1992
Amazing, I think.....only remember parts of that three day adventure

[gatt40]

Rolling Stones
It's A Beutiful Day
Grateful Dead
Crosby Stills & Nash
Eric Clapton
Chicago
Fleet wood Mac (original group & later )
Crazy Horse w/ Poppa John Creech
Steve Winwood
Allman Brothers Band (Dwayne Allman )
Jethro Tull
Led Zeppelin
Steve Miller
ZZ Top
War
too many to list, they were all good

[El Viejo]

Chicago in the early 70s while a student at A&M.

[Pkripper]

1. Led Zeppelin, saw them twice in 1977(Dallas/Ft Worth shows)
2. Pink Floyd 1977 , Ft Worth

Nobody even close to these two bands, and I saw most of the good ones from that era.

I would have to agree. The amount of soundboards available from those bands in the 70's is incredible. On a personal note, 1977 may have been the greatest year for concerts ever. The quality of bands and their music in that year is very hard to beat.


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[brrdnk]

Loudest was Def Leppard at Reunion Arena Pyromania Tour
Most Kick ***** was 1987 Texas Jam
Coolest was Pink Floyd at Texas Stadium
Biggest surprise was Guns-n Roses opening act for the Cult at the Bronco Bowl
Always and a must see was AC/DC

Country
Zack Brown Band
Most Memorable was Vince Gill in a sold out Billy Bobs was amazing
Brooks and Dunn always a great show
Alabama
Memorable was Conway Twitty- Never seen so many 40-50yr old women loose their mind over a performer- would have thought he was Elvis.

[saintsfan]

Willie Nelson - amphitheatre - Bakersfield - with my little brother. That was our last concert together. RIP Ryan.

[Slickrick]

Texas Jam 1978 in the Cotton Bowl.

I was there!

[In-Yo-Grill]

I'd have to say the last Rush concert I went to. They played the whole Moving Pictures album as an encore.