My first concert
 

TLC and Boys II Men

So embarrassed...
 

My first concert was NKOTB in 1992 at the now defunct Kingdome.
*slinking out of thread*
~SAB

the more i think about this the more i remember being a kid and wanting the dead bears tattoo'd all over my back, shakinghead.

its a great reminder of my teenage years

i dont remember which was actually first... i think it was ted nugent doing a little wang tang sweet pudn tang...

then later i think the same year i saw the first chanpagne jam in atlanta.... was that 78???

wow i was a baby... all my friends were lotsa years older than me... i thought i was barbara bad ass...
i hardly remember any of the concert... i think i remember hearing mothers finest... i think... heard it was a helluva show tho....

ted was fun... i remember that... too bad he is such a flippin schmuck now!

Janis Joplin - 1967 or 68 - I can't remember. :hippie:

I grew up in webster co ky, and the closet place any concerts came was evansville in. Roberts stadiun. I saw several concerts there, even saw icecapades once.
When I was in college(murray state) I went to the checkerdome in st loius to see the artist formally know as the artist formerly know and prine on the 1999 tour (in 82. Now THAT was a show.... Noly cow @

I saw Prince in Denver on the Sign O' The Times tour in 1989

The stage was a giant circle and every 15 min the stage rotated...it was friggin awesome

I also remember just how awesome the acoustics are at Red Rocks...I saw the Indigo Girls there in 1990 i believe...opening for 10,000 Maniacs...

Charlie Dainels Band at the Reem theater in Orinda Calif. and get this Brooks & Dunn opened for them they were just getting started

Bob Dylan, in the midst 90's I think, in Stockholm. Big hat, sun glasses, he was very in cognito, actually but for the voice it could have been anyone standing on that stage. But still, he's Bob Dylan.

I'm a little fuzzy on this because my Uncles took me to lots of weird concerts and shows in the late 70's. I think my first "marquis" concert would have been Neil Diamond, though I think Cheap Trick at ChicagoFest came first. Awful this getting old thing...

I was 6. I had to play Christmas songs on the organ in a window in downtown Chicago. I had to wear a taffeta dress and pettcoat with patent leather shoes and lace socks. :confused:

I'm a little hazy on which I saw first...But, concert by the Definition of paying a big-ass amt for Ticket to hear at least 1 hr worth?

Phil Collins
&
Madonna {The Girlie Show}

For both, the Lines were ATROCIOUS{mildly put} thankfully I didn't have to wait past 4 hours in the Scorching tropical sun {the benefit of buying expensive-type tickets} :seeingstars:

Now one of the best concerts ever in my life was Erykah Badu and Musiq in Kansas City in i believe 2002 i was front row and less than a couple of feet from her.

Not only was she a phenonmenal entertainer but that concert and her voice were just so amazing that it still resonates with me and I would not hesitate to see her anywhere, anytime....