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Rock You Like A Hurricane & Queen of the Reich: Scorpions/Queensryche Concert Review

  • Date of Concert: September 22, 2015
  • Location of Concert; LC Pavilion in Columbus, OH
Hi everyone!!
Well, I saw two of my favorite bands for the first time in many years last night.
They were the Scorpions and Queensryche!!
I saw them with my best friend Jamie.
Queensryche opened the show with a blistering 45 minute set.
This was my 2nd time seeing Queensryche, but the first time I saw them with their new singer of 3 years Todd LaTorre.
I will forever be a fan of their original singer Geoff Tate, who is doing his own music now, but Todd sounds a lot like Geoff. It’s uncanny.
The band were amazing, as always.
Their new album, Condition Human, is out October 2. They played one song from it at the show, Arrow Of Time.
Very good song.
Now to the headliner: the Scorpions!!
I had not seen them since 1999, and I swear they are as good or better now as they were then.
Lead Singer Klaus Meine is still amazing and has lost nothing in his voice.
Guitarists Rudolf Schenker and Matthias Jabs are just stellar, Bassist Pawel Maciwoda is solid, and Drummer James Kottack is a beast on drums.
They played so many songs from their lengthy catalog, including a medley of some of their 70s songs, plus 4 songs from their great new album Return To Forever, and of course their biggest hits.
They even had an acoustic set, in which they played several of their ballads.
Very cool stuff, and just such a phenomenal show.
They were sooo loud and sooo rocking.
The Scorpions have been around since 1965, but really made their name in the 80s.
Either way, though, they still rock harder than most bands ever could or will.
Go see the Scorpions!!

Scorpions Band Members:

  • Klaus Meine (Lead Vocals)
  • Rudolf Schenker (Guitar)
  • Matthias Jabs (Guitar)
  • Pawel Maciwoda (Bass)
  • James Kottak (Drums)

Queensryche Band Members:

  • Todd LaTorre (Lead Vocals)
  • Michael Wilton (Guitar)
  • Eddie Jackson (Bass/Backing Vocals)
  • Scott Rockenfield (Drums)
  • Parker Lundgren (Guitar)

Scorpions Set List:

  1. Going Out With A Band (New Song)
  2. Make It Real
  3. The Zoo
  4. Coast To Coast (Instrumental)
  5. Top Of The Bill/Steamrock Fever/Speedy’s Coming/Catch Your Train (70s Medley)
  6. We Built This House (New Song)
  7. Delicate Dance (Instrumental)
  8. Always Somewhere/Eye Of The Storm (New Song)/Send Me An Angel (Acoustic Medley)
  9. Wind Of Change
  10. Rock And Roll (New Song)
  11. Dynamite
  12. In The Line of Fire (Instrumental)
  13. Kottak Attack (Drum Solo)
  14. Blackout
  15. No One Like You
  16. Big City Nights
  17. Encore:  Still Loving You
  18. Rock You Like A Hurricane

Queensryche Set List:

  1. Anarchy-X
  2. The Needle Lies
  3. Walk In The Shadows
  4. Jet City Woman
  5. Silent Lucidity
  6. Arrow Of Time (New Song)
  7. Eyes Of A Stranger
  8. Empire
  9. Queen Of The Reich

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