Gigs you attended

PTH2009

List the all the gigs you attended heres mine. born in 1989. From Waterford so dont be to dublin much

2007
Oxegen

2008
Metallica Marlay Park

2009
Metallica Marlay Park

2010
Kiss 3arena
Slash Vicar Street
Iron Maiden 3arena
Guns N Roses 3arena

2011
Rush 3arena
Def Leppard/Alice Copper/Thin Lizzy 3arena
Journey/Foreigner 3Arena
Bon Jovi RDS

2012
Guns N Roses 3Arena
Red Hot Chilli Peppers Croke Park
Bruce Springsteen RDS
Thin Lizzy Olympia

2013
Madness Daytripper Waterford
Bruce Springsteen PUC Cork
Bruce Springsteen Nowlan Park Kilkenny

2014
Fall Out Boy Olympia
Biffy Clyro The Marquee Cork
Kasier Chiefs Daytripper Waterford
had tickets to a certain gig in Croke Park but we all know what happended with that lol
Morrissey 3Arena

2015
Slipknot/Korn 3Arena
Fleetwood Mac 3Arena

Future 2015 gigs
Acdc Aviva Stadium
The Darkness Daytripper Waterford
Motley Crue/Alice Cooper Manchester Arena
Def Leppard/Whitesnake 3arena Dublin

Have to add U2 to that list, aerosmith and van halen too than i will be happy

nxbyveromdwjpg

I'd love to know this myself but there's no way I could remember.

First was Dire Straits in The Point in 1991 and the last was The Charlatans in May, and the next will be Ac/Dc on Wednesday.

ts_editor

I like lists.
This is pretty solid (I'd probably have taken that FOB ticket from you), but you just know you'll be blown away by a metalhead that's been gigging since the 70s, or some hipster with 100 bands you never heard of and their mate's coffee shop sets. Not to mention the pill poppin' nightclubbers who try to count 'Special Guest w/ MacBook' as a gig.

hynesie08

There was a thread like this a few years ago, but it disappeared, shame cause i always wanted to go back and edit it as I'd be really struggling to remember.

scudzilla

Impossible for me, been going to gigs since 1985, at one point i was hitting 2 a week, seen Metallica around 25 times alone.
Wish i'd have kept my tickets like my mate did, been keeping them since 2000 though

delbertgrady

I've still got all my tickets and I'd happily post a full list here, if people were bothered, but it'd probably be too long for practical purposes. :rolleyes: However, these would be my most seen artists, i.e., four times or more:

Bruce Springsteen (17)
Bob Dylan (10)
Neil Young (9)
Eels (8)
Elton John (8)
Ben Folds (7) (twice as Ben Folds Five)
Richard Thompson (7)

Five times:

Tori Amos
Jackson Browne
Camera Obscura
Depeche Mode
Foo Fighters
Pearl Jam
Teenage Fanclub
Wilco (plus Jeff Tweedy solo and Tweedy, the band)

Four times:

Belle and Sebastian
John Cale
Fleetwood Mac
Randy Newman
Orchestral Manoeuvres in the Dark
Planxty
REM
Paul Simon (including once as Simon & Garfunkel)
Smashing Pumpkins
U2
Rufus Wainwright
Roger Waters
The Who
Yes

GLaDOS

Last fm helps me keep track

2008
Metallica & Tenacious D

2009
Stratovarius, Firewind & Edens Curse

2010
Feeder
Porcupine Tree
God is an Astronaut & Caspian

2011
Feeder
And So I Watch You From Afar
Rush
Roger Waters The Wall
Red Hot Chili Peppers

2012
Rodrigo y Gabriela
Rammstein
Aman Amarth & Grand Magus
Red Hot Chili Peppers
Feeder
Iced Earth
The Black Keys
Tenacious D
Opeth
Katatonia
God is an Astronaut

2013
Grand Magus
Steven Wilson (In Glasgow)
Devin Townsend Project
Queensrÿche
God is an Astronaut
Russian Circles & Chelsea Wolfe
Sigur Rós
Electric Six

2014
65Daysofstatic
The Aristocrats
Grand Magus & The Vintage Caravan
Roadburn Festival (Tilburg, The Netherlands)
Church of Misery & Slomatics
Earth & Wild Rocket
Sargent House Label Show: Russian Circles, Tera Melos, Emma Ruth Rundle, Mylets, No Spill Blood. Had to leave before ASIWYFA.
Mastodon
Sabaton, Korpiklaani & Týr

2015
Royal Blood
Godspeed You! Black Emperor
Mogwai
Russian Circles


Included support acts I particularly enjoyed.

Have most of my tickets, missing a couple though which is really annoiyng

delbertgrady

One of the most interesting/infuriating things (delete as appropriate) about going through old tickets is seeing the prices.
Page and Plant, 1995, £27.50, and that was kind of "expensive" at the time. Bearing in mind that your average chart CD then was £14.99, that puts it in some perspective.
Smashing Pumpkins, SFX, 1995, £12.75! And this wasn't when they were an obscure cult band: this was post-Siamese Dream, with Mellon Collie just about to be released.
Pearl Jam, Point, 1996, £17.00.
David Bowie, Olympia, 1997, £24.50. (The idea of paying that little for a venue that small is just extraordinary).
Bruce Springsteen and the E-Street Band, RDS, 1999, £35.00.
Numerous other examples, but they sort of stood out.

lordgoat

Waaayy yoo many to remember. REM 95 to Jape 15 ( can't remember the last one I've been at think it was these

DaveyCakes

^^^ I remember being horrified the first time I paid £10 for a concert. When I started around 1990 most McGonagles/SFX gigs were around £7

wtlltw

delbertgrady wrote: »

Smashing Pumpkins, SFX, 1995, £12.75! And this wasn't when they were an obscure cult band: this was post-Siamese Dream, with Mellon Collie just about to be released.

My mate didn't want to go as he didn't like Smashing Pumpkins, so he sold his ticket outside for £32 and sat himself down in the Big Tree for a few pints while the rest of us went. That was a great week for gigs in Dublin, NOFX, Smashing Pumpkins and Sound Garden at the RDS

ned rierson

going to gigs since 82. still have most of the stubs. nice to look back every now and then

DC10555

2003:
Eminem - Punchestown

2010:
Oxygen - Punchestown -- Jay-Z, David Guetta, Empire of the Sun, Repbulic of Loose, Stereophonics, Lissie, Eminem, Faithless, Fake Blood

2011:
Paramore & B.O.B - The O2

2012:
Drake - The O2
Steve Aoki - The Academy
Laidback Luke - The Wright Venue
Dada Life - Central Park
Watch The Throne (Jay-Z & Kanye West) - The O2
Swedish House Mafia - Phoenix Park
Snow Patrol & Florence + The Machine - Phoenix Park

2013:
Example - The O2
Steve Aoki - The Olympia
R3hab - The Wright Venue
Danic & Dyro - The Bentley
Eminem - Slane
Jay-Z - The O2
Rudimental - The Academy
MGMT - The Olympia
Lil Wayne - The O2
Laidback Luke - The Wright Venue

2014:
Ben Howard - The Olympia
Sandro Silva + Quintino - The Wright Venue
R3hab - The Academy

2015:
The Script - Croke Park
Avicii - Marley Park - This Friday ^_^

Here's my list:

2008:
Smashing Pumpkins at the RDS, Dublin
Radiohead at Malahide Castle, Dublin. Supported by Bat for Lashes.

2009:
Massive Attack at The Marquee, Cork
Bruce Springsteen & the E Street Band at the RDS, Dublin
U2 at Croke Park, Dublin
Green Day at the Point/O2/3 Arena, Dublin
She Keeps Bees at the Old Oak, Cork

2010:
Paul McCartney at the RDS, Dublin
Electric Picnic, Stradbally, Co. Laois
Interpol at the Olympia Theatre, Dublin

2011:
Electric Picnic

2012:
Bruce Springsteen & the E Street Band, at the RDS, Dublin
Electric Picnic
Lady Gaga at the Aviva Stadium, Dublin
M83 at the O2 Brixton, London
Yeasayer at The Ritz, Manchester. Supported by Glass Animals.
Florence and the Machine at the Ricoh Arena, Coventry

2013:
My Bloody Valentine at the O2, Manchester
Django Django at Rock City, Nottingham
The Knife at the Roundhouse Camden, London
Electric Picnic

2014:
The Jezabels at Rescue Rooms, Nottingham
The National at The Marquee, Cork
Cat Power at The Olympia Theatre, Dublin
The Antlers at the Olympia Theatre, Dublin

2015:
tUnE-yArDs at Vicar Street, Dublin. Supported by Meltybrains?
Sinéad O'Connor at Vicar Street, Dublin. Supported by Lisa O'Neill
Sharon Van Etten at Vicar Street, Dublin
Nick Cave at the Royal Concert Hall, Nottingham
Sleep Thieves at the Grand Social, Dublin
Beck at Royal Hospital Kilmainham, Dublin. Supported by Jonny Greenwood and the London Contemporary Orchestra.
Fleetwood Mac at the 3 Arena, Dublin
And my fifth Electric Picnic in September, to make up for missing last year's one.

I keep a list of all the acts I've seen live (be they gigs, support acts, festivals or pub performances!) on my Last.fm.

BadTurtle

Off the top of my head
Oxegen 05 06 07 08 09
Picnic 10 11 14
Longitude 13 14
Forbidden Fruit 11 13 14 15
Daft Punk Marlay Park 06
Watch The throne 02arena 12
Kanye Marlay Park 14
Passion Pit Savoy 10
Simian mobile disco Savoy 11
Mastodon Savoy 15
Flying Lotus Vicarstreet 15
Justice Marquee 12
Beck Marquee 15
Steve Earle Cork Opera house 11
2 Many djs Cork Opera house 14
Mogwai Cork Opera house 15
Rubberbandits Ucc 14
Jape Acadamy 15
The Go Team Savoy 11

Ferris_Bueller

Mainly electronic acts/DJs so won't include all of them, but some of the better ones:

Oxegen - 2009, 2010, 2011
Electric Picnic - 2013, 2014
Body & Soul - 2014, 2015
Forbidden Fruit - 2014, 2015
Life festival - 2014
Longitude - 2014
Castlepalooza - 2014
Samhain festival - 2013
I Love Techno - 2013

Todd Terje & Bicep - Oval Space, London 2014
Despacio (2manyDJs & James Murphy) - Roundhouse, London 2014
Flight Facilities - Vicar St, 2014
Daniel Avery & Erol Alkan - Button Factory, 2014
Cyril Hahn - Electric, Galway 2014
Chic - Vicar St, 2013
Dimitri from Paris x3
Greg Wilson - Hangar, 2015
Snoop Dogg & P. Diddy - The Point, 2007 (first gig)
Orbital - Opium Rooms, 2014
Kaytranada - Button Factory, 2014
Henrik Schwarz - Waterford, 2014

Saruwatari

2009:
Oxegen '09
And So I Watch You From Afar, The Academy

2010:
Electric Picnic '10
Gorillaz, The 02

2011:
Neurosis, Button Factory

2012:
Noel Gallagher's High Flying Birds, The 02
Castlepalooza '12

2013:
Mountains, Twisted Pepper
The Pharcyde, Sugar Club
Blur, IMMA
Low, Whelans
Tame Impala, Olympia
Electric Picnic '13
The Black Angels, Button Factory
God Is An Astronaut, The Academy
The Orb, Button Factory
Queens of the Stoneage, The 02
The Chameleons, Whelans
Deltron 3030, Button Factory

2014:
MF DOOM, Sugar Club
Madlib, Sugar Club
The War On Drugs, Vicar St.
Forbidden Fruit '14
Body & Soul '14
John Digweed, Button Factory
José James, Sugar Club
The Brian Jonestown Massacre, The Academy
Slint, Button Factory
Shabazz Palaces, Twisted Pepper
Sun Kil Moon, Button Factory

2015:
J Mascis, Whelans
Echo & the Bunnymen, Olympia Theatre
Godspeed You! Black Emperor, Vicar St.
Flying Lotus, Vicar St.
The Twilight Sad, Whelans
Viet Cong, Workman's Club
People Under the Stairs, Sugar Club

Only really started going to gigs often the last few years, what with only being twenty-three and all. Moving into town in though so will make it out to a lot more gigs now!

karaokeman

I could honestly go on all day about what gigs I've attended, but most recently was Fleetwood Mac.

Zwillinge

I was only putting Fridays Mastodon ticket into my 200 photograph album and was all "Eek, only 12 slots left, will I feel them by the end of the year??"

I hope they still sell photograph albums, since everything has gone digital over the last while.

But I also add musical/theater ticket stubs into that

Rainbow_brite

I could be here all day writing a list as well, my first out door gig was The Day Trip to Tipp (Foos, Manics) back sometime in the mid- late 90's I was about 14/15, also went to the SFX caught Greenday there. Did the whole Witness/Oxegen thing.

Bands that I went to see and actually surprised me and I really enjoyed live were Juliette Lewis and the Licks and Basement Jaxx.

One of my fave outdoor gigs was last year Pearl Jam at the MK Bowl. Last gig I attended was Beck in Cork and most recent tickets I bought are for EODM. Have also kept a lot of my ticket stubs down through the years early ones are very faded as I had them stuck on my wall!

RayCon

First : Thin Lizzy , RDS April 1983 (I was 12 !!)


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Most recent , Mastodon last Fri in the Olympia.

blastman

delbertgrady wrote: »

One of the most interesting/infuriating things (delete as appropriate) about going through old tickets is seeing the prices.
Page and Plant, 1995, £27.50, and that was kind of "expensive" at the time. Bearing in mind that your average chart CD then was £14.99, that puts it in some perspective.
Smashing Pumpkins, SFX, 1995, £12.75! And this wasn't when they were an obscure cult band: this was post-Siamese Dream, with Mellon Collie just about to be released.
Pearl Jam, Point, 1996, £17.00.
David Bowie, Olympia, 1997, £24.50. (The idea of paying that little for a venue that small is just extraordinary).
Bruce Springsteen and the E-Street Band, RDS, 1999, £35.00.
Numerous other examples, but they sort of stood out.

To borrow RayCon's graphic, here's my comparison:

First : AC/DC , RDS October 1982, ticket price £8.50


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Most recent , AC/DC last Sunday in Glasgow, ticket price €92-ish, pretty much the same as Dublin tomorrow, my next gig!

fits

Electric picnic '04,'05,'06, '08,'10, '11,'12, '14

There's no way I could remember all the gigs I have been to. First was smashing pumpkins at the point in '96. There was a fatality at that but it didn't put me off evidently.

GLaDOS

Angie Shy Chef wrote: »

- Alestorm/Sabaton - Vicar Street

Sabaton will be excellent. Their gig at the Academy last year was fantastic, one of the best frontman performances I've ever seen.

melekalikimaka

About eight festivals a year for last 10 years and probably about 70 gigs a year for six... Working. Going to boomtown fair end of summer first gig as punter in 13 years

The Wild Bunch

Impossible to remember.

At this stage I've seen Muse over 20 times - Manic Street Preachers must be close to 30 I'd say.

Then there's the 'local' bands like Turn and 'Future Kings of Spain' that I'd have seen in the Button Factory or Whelans every other week