Posts by Zachary Scott13

Look, Joe is legendary regardless of the fact that he spends most of his time covering other people's tracks—that voice of his is one of a kind. He really had to nail the timing on the year that

two pretty pricey shows hit the US in such a short window, so I'm unfortunately going to have to miss out this time.

Roger Waters at Madison Square Garden on April 13th.
Bon Jovi live at Yankee Stadium on June 8th!

Arthur Anderson75 said:Sure, they're on the main stage, but nobody has actually confirmed if they're headlining day two.

What about the Foo Fighters, System of a Down, Manic Street Preachers, or Suede?

Word on the street is the Manic Street Preachers might just be opening for Bon Jovi at the Rose Bowl. Or maybe even Europe.

When do you think they'll finally drop the lineup?

I'm crossing my fingers for the Foo Fighters. They’re probably way out of my budget, but hey, a person can dream! 🙂

boldeagle20 said:There are way too many shows happening in the States this year, but my bank account is definitely not feeling it. 😁

Well, what can you do? It seems like everyone wants a piece of us right when the economy is hitting the skids... I've already grabbed tickets for Roger Waters and Bon Jovi. Honestly, unless the Foo Fighters or Coldplay show up, I think I'll just sit this season out.

Man, I’d be over the moon if the Foo Fighters were on the lineup. They were touring the States during that same festival season, too. It would’ve been such an epic summer for me... hitting up Waters, Jon Bon Jovi, and the Fighters all within three months right here at home.

Walter Cooper10 said:What did you guys think?
Btw, is there anywhere online I can watch this or download it? If anyone has a link, please don't PM me—just drop it here.

That movie—well, the concert—is absolute perfection. Honestly, I wouldn't bother trying to download it because it’s designed for 3D glasses; the quality will suck on a regular screen.
Just head over to AMC Theatres and catch it like a grown-up!

Man, that concert was absolutely brilliant !!!!!!!! Even though I wouldn't call myself a die-hard superfan, I was totally hooked for the full 85 minutes of the movie.
Huge props to whoever came up with this idea. It’d be awesome if other bands started dropping concert films like this, especially for the ones who aren't constantly crisscrossing the US on tour.

And hey, let's just hope they get back on the road soon—ideally hitting up a beach town like Miami Beach right in the middle of summer!

stormygull22 said:Man, forget that guy and his music. Where was he when local legends were playing the streets of San Diego? 😂 😂 These massive events are basically just excuses for people to get on TV and act like they're big shots, even though they wouldn't know a gritty soul artist if they saw one... it's the same old story as those cheap local festivals back in the day... what a joke. Thank God it wasn't happening in our hometown... at least this city stays out of the way of the party.

You probably weren't actually there, so don't judge without knowing the vibe!
I've been to plenty of huge superstar shows, and this was legitimately a world-class concert!

He played stuff from the Let Love Rule album:
Let Love Rule
Be
from Mama Said:
Fields of Joy
Always on The Run
It Ain't Over 'til It's Over
and Are You Gonna Go My Way:
Are You Gonna Go My Way - second encore
Believe - first encore
with 5:
Fly Away
American Woman
and Greatest Hits:
Again - I'm seriously stoked they played this one since it's my absolute favorite, even though he doesn't really bring it out much on tour
from Lenny Kravitz:
Stillness of Heart
Dig in
from Baptism:
Where are WE Running
and from It is time for a Love Revolution: Bring It on I'll be Waiting Dancin
Bring It on
I'll be Waiting
Dancin' Until Dawn
Let me know if I missed anything, but I think that covers it! If you guys caught any photos or videos, please drop a link. I didn't have my camera because the security guards told us no filming before the show started, and I had nowhere to stash it. By the time they actually let people film, I didn't feel like trekking back to my car—there was no way I was fighting through the crowd just to get a decent shot!

The show went for about two and a half hours, running from roughly 10:40 PM straight through until 1:00 AM.
He played all the massive hits plus maybe three or four standout tracks from the new record... he even hopped down into the crowd to high-five everyone (even the folks in the stands, which totally sent the security guards into a frenzy). Since I was sitting right in the second row, I had the absolute best seat in the house!

What a show! Absolutely mind-blowing!

You can't miss this one... I already snagged my ticket two months ago!

There's still more to come...
I think they just dropped 10,000 tickets for sale. I am seriously hyped for this show because his live sets are always absolutely legendary.

What are your thoughts on Lenny Kravitz? Anyone planning to catch his show in San Diego on August 6th?
Tickets are just $50 and the opening act is TBF.