The best concert you have been to .

[Wombling Wurzel]

I have to say I have only ever been to one concert in my life.  it was about 12 years ago it was a Whitesnake gig in Newcastle.  Loud and uncomfatable on the ears.  Since then I will not attend a gig.  Plus I have hyper sensitive hearing.  So what may seem mild to you is like a jack hammer going off in my head.  Also going on your own is no fun (DON'T ASK!!!).

[INnudeguy]

Sleepy Man.   I saw them in concert last summer.

[bbwolf26]

I saw Rush last year. It was he best and LOUDEST concert I have ever been to. I was wondering why all these people had ear plugs. Now I know.

[ryan]

I haven't been to many concerts but I did see Metallic and really liked that concert. I don't know if this counts as a concert but I saw Gabriel Iglesias and thought he was great

[mynick81]

A Joe cocker open air concert at my hometown - it was just fantastic.

[AmericanSwede]

A small Prince concert in Las Vegas. Very up close and personal.

But the show I work on has concerts almost every show so we've had a lot of amazing performers. (Message me if you're visiting LA and I can see who we have coming up and maybe walk you in.) I LOVED our Van Halen concert on Hollywood Blvd last Spring.

I also did a show with Joe Walsh of the Eagles guest starring. Probably one of the best guitarists in the world!

[JOE]

I was also fortunate enough to see Rush and they were without a doubt the best. They play their music to perfection and play it even louder and a little heavier sounding than on recording.

[DrgHybrid]

Rob Zombie a couple years ago. I was really super impressed by it. He even came out and joined the crowd.

[JOE]

Either Mogwai, Muse, Oasis, Bruce Springsteen or U2. It's such a tough choice!

Muse is a must on my list. Their concerts look amazing!

[JoSeth]

Oh man, that's a tough one. Musically speaking, the best concert I've been to was Toto and Yes. Those guys can play! The amount of sheer skill and talent at that show was staggering. A close second for me in that department would be Red, and they are also quite entertaining, too.

For entertainment factors, Rammstein puts on a spectacular show. Their pyrotechnics are nothing short of amazing and they evoke everything from disgust to laughter from the audience with their other antics.

For fun, Disciple is my go-to band. The crowd they draw is so diverse and friendly, and the band is so real, that it's impossible to not have a good time at one of their shows.

[N.M.S.]

Rush in 2011.

[FLOceanbio]

Oddly enough, christian band The Newsboys played a water park in Orlando and the fans sat in the wave pool. The waves would kick on when the pace of the songs increased. So much fun. Not hard rock, but super fun concert on rafts.



 

[Maverick]

For me it's Charlie Daniels. He was shredding fiddle bows left and right (probably 2 or 3 per song) and I thought his music was much better live than on his albums.