The Concert Thread

national acrobat said:
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This is the line-up for Donnington. Any recommendations from anyone on which bands I might like to see?
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Motley Crue are incredible live as I have stated and i've heard amazing things about Kiss and Manson but musically speaking, Priest wins.
 
Priest is a given.

MrKnickerbocker said:
FRIDAY - Start drinking and enjoy the hell out of Clutch, keep drinking for Corrosion of Conformity, sober up during Judas Priest

SATURDAY - Sleep off the drink all day and show up way later just to see Faith No More and MUSE.

SUNDAY - Go home. Or watch Tremonti play some solos, get lame with Billy Idol, watch Slash play some solos, then go home.
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What sort of music is Clutch and Corrosion of Conformity?
 
On paper it's great, but in reality... Judas Priest definitely won't live up to the Epitaph tour show I saw... they can't play that long anymore, and setlist is weaker.
Helloween's setlists are lazy and full of shit songs.

Actually I think this might be the right time for Keeper-era Helloween to reunite (with Uli Küsch on drums). I have no faith in this lineup anymore.
 
Glad to see all you guys going to such awesome concerts. Great doubleshot weekend I just had. Sepultura/destruction show was killer! Destruction only got 10 songs but a killer set. Sepultura was great. Nothing off beneath the remains album but classic stuff nonetheless. DRI was great on Sunday also. Coming up for me this month:

6/7 Boston
6/13 Lynch mob/warrior soul
6/14 Lynch mob
6/20 Local show
6/27 Kid Rock/Foreigner
6/28 Crowbar/Battlecross
 
Night Prowler said:
On paper it's great, but in reality... Judas Priest definitely won't live up to the Epitaph tour show I saw... they can't play that long anymore, and setlist is weaker.
Helloween's setlists are lazy and full of shit songs.

Actually I think this might be the right time for Keeper-era Helloween to reunite (with Uli Küsch on drums). I have no faith in this lineup anymore.
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I forgot if you've seen Helloween before? In spite of their setlist picks, they're still a strong live band, and I guess Priest will have difficulties with coming on stage after them.
 
Opeth are playing here in September with the same orchestra that did the Paradise Lost gig last year. I wonder if I should try to make it.
 
Updated:
August 8 Steve Harris/British Lion, Newcastle
December 19 Nightwish, Arch Enemy, Amorphis, London
February 27 2016 Sabaton and Alestorm, Manchester

**drums fingers**
 
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