2024 concerts

[Cupped]

One of my colleagues opted for the VIP experience and had nothing but good things to say about it. She got some great pictures with him as well for her social media accounts.

My now wife and I were first seeing each other in 2000 when we went with a friend to the Insight.com bowl game against Pitt in Phoenix. We spent quite a lot of time at his bar/restaurant called Alice Cooperstown that week. He played New Years Eve and we hung out with him before they played a set in the bar side which was about the size of the back part of Cy's Roost. Little guy, quite and reserved made it hard to image the ruckus he caused with his live shows back in the day!

We resisted the "We're not worthy" but we didn't even ask for a picture with him!

 

[JM4CY]

Really wish this wasn't a Tuesday after a holiday week.

Not gonna lie, I’d pay top dollar for that. Maybe they don’t have it anymore and play their newer stuff but That Bringing down the Horse album is one of the most underrated albums of all time

 

[JM4CY]

And this cover… man…

 

[JP4CY]

Not gonna lie, I’d pay top dollar for that. Maybe they don’t have it anymore and play their newer stuff but That Bringing down the Horse album is one of the most underrated albums of all time

I think their new album drops that day too.

 

[baller21]

 

[Mead For My Horses]

Not gonna lie, I’d pay top dollar for that. Maybe they don’t have it anymore and play their newer stuff but That Bringing down the Horse album is one of the most underrated albums of all time

Agree. Not a bad song on the album. A 90s favorite.

 

[groomsie]

I spy June 11

Grabbed tickets to the June 8 in Madison. Liking some of their work together and saw Plant back in ~ 1988 (Now and Zen tour, Joan Jett was opening act...) and he put on a great show. Will be interesting as I rarely do concerts anymore.

 

[Entropy]

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They've been on my list for some time. Time to check the calendar and make sure I'm in town.
I'm a bigger fan of The Soft Bulletin, but Yoshimi is a solid album as well.

 

[baller21]

They've been on my list for some time. Time to check the calendar and make sure I'm in town.
I'm a bigger fan of The Soft Bulletin, but Yoshimi is a solid album as well.

I saw them last time they played Hoyt Sherman. Awesome show!

 

[Saul_T]

Upcoming:
TOOL in Denver with Elder
Wheeler Walker at Val Air
Ari Shaffir
Tom Segura
Cake
Dave Matthews Band
Hinterland

This concert season is looking mighty pricey!

Ari Shaffir was one of the biggest disappointments in comedy I've seen. I left about 10 minutes early, not because I was offended, but because I was bored. It seemed like he was trying out new material but it was all New York based stuff. We don't have homeless people on our subways because we do not have a subway. It just seemed like a half baked hour with no real sense of direction.

 

[demoncore1031]

I can't stand when bands do a retirement tour and then come back and do 48 more retirement tours. The one band I thought would stay retired after one retirement tour is now reuniting so I was wrong.....

SLAAAAYYYYEEEERRR!!

 

[Clonefan32]

Just booked tickets to see Neil Young in Chicago in May. Not sure what he sounds like live these days, but it's a bucket list concert for me.

 

[Jer]

Just saw these announced. Not my cup o' tea but FYI...

THE FLAMING LIPS PERFORMING 'YOSHIMI BATTLES THE PINK ROBOTS' June 25 at McGrath Amphitheatre

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PRIMUS COHEED AND CAMBRIA TOO MANY ZOOZ Saturday, July 27 at McGrath Amphitheatre

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[Nothingman]

I’m pretty excited about the Avett Brothers at the fair! Saw them at CY a few years back and then at Wells Fargo last year. The Wells Fargo show was amazing. Top five concert for me. Played almost everything I wanted to hear, including a lot of more obscure stuff I wasn’t expecting. They are amazing live. G Love as an opener is a nice bonus.

 

[Jer]

I’m pretty excited about the Avett Brothers at the fair! Saw them at CY a few years back and then at Wells Fargo last year. The Wells Fargo show was amazing. Top five concert for me. Played almost everything I wanted to hear, including a lot of more obscure stuff I wasn’t expecting. They are amazing live. G Love as an opener is a nice bonus.

It's probably just me, but this year's lineup is horrible. Jelly Roll is about the only modern band and I've heard he is absolute dog **** in concert (I only like 2 of his songs).

I'd love to see Pop Evil but couldn't survive sitting through a modern Motley Crue concert.

 

[Nothingman]

It's probably just me, but this year's lineup is horrible. Jelly Roll is about the only modern band and I've heard he is absolute dog **** in concert (I only like 2 of his songs).

I'd love to see Pop Evil but couldn't survive sitting through a modern Motley Crue concert.

Totally agree the overall lineup is poor this year for me.

 

[demoncore1031]

It's probably just me, but this year's lineup is horrible. Jelly Roll is about the only modern band and I've heard he is absolute dog **** in concert (I only like 2 of his songs).

I'd love to see Pop Evil but couldn't survive sitting through a modern Motley Crue concert.

There's a band called Jelly Roll?

 

[baller21]

Cage the Elephant with multiple Midwest stops late this summer.

 

[Nothingman]

Cage the Elephant with multiple Midwest stops late this summer.

Playing at Wells Fargo in Des Moines 9/13 with Young the Giant. Would be fun but I don’t love huge indoor venues or their prices. Tickets go on sale Friday so I have time to make a decision.

 

[NoCreativity]

No offense to Cage the Elephant, but Young The Giant should be the headliner. Their singer Sameer Gadia has to be the most talented vocalist in rock right now.