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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:
- Going Out With A Band (New Song)
- Make It Real
- The Zoo
- Coast To Coast (Instrumental)
- Top Of The Bill/Steamrock Fever/Speedy’s Coming/Catch Your Train (70s Medley)
- We Built This House (New Song)
- Delicate Dance (Instrumental)
- Always Somewhere/Eye Of The Storm (New Song)/Send Me An Angel (Acoustic Medley)
- Wind Of Change
- Rock And Roll (New Song)
- Dynamite
- In The Line of Fire (Instrumental)
- Kottak Attack (Drum Solo)
- Blackout
- No One Like You
- Big City Nights
- Encore: Still Loving You
- Rock You Like A Hurricane
Queensryche Set List:
- Anarchy-X
- The Needle Lies
- Walk In The Shadows
- Jet City Woman
- Silent Lucidity
- Arrow Of Time (New Song)
- Eyes Of A Stranger
- Empire
- Queen Of The Reich
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The Best: Van Halen Concert Review
- Date of Concert: August 31, 2015
- Location of Concert: Riverbend Music Center in Cincinnati, OH
- Opener: Kenny Wayne Shepherd Band
Hi everyone!Well, as of this writing, I’ve been home for about an hour after seeing the mighty Van Halen in Cincinnati!If you saw my post earlier, you will know this is the 2nd time I’ve seen Van Halen.And once again, they did not disappoint.First, let me get to the opener: the Kenny Wayne Shepherd Band.They were very good, very bluesy, but rocking.Their bassist, Tony Franklin, was in 2 rock bands that I really like, The Firm (with Paul Rodgers, Jimmy Page, and Chris Slade, whose drumming for AC/DC again now), and Blue Murder (with John Sykes and Carmine Appice).Kenny Wayne Shepherd is definitely a talented guitarist.They played for about 50 minutes.Now, to the reason why I went to this show: Van Halen, one of the greatest rock bands in history.Most people seem to love to hate David Lee Roth these days.It seems that nearly everyone I talk to wants Sammy Hagar back in the band.As cool as that would be, I don’t see it happening anytime soon, if ever.And I’m okay with that because you know why: I love David Lee Roth in Van Halen.He has his own style of singing, and regardless of what anyone says, he still has it.And to be honest, I have always preferred Dave in Van Halen because when he’s in the band, their songs are much more rocking and in your face, which I love.And they’re just more fun with Dave.Anyway, Dave is one of my favorite singers/frontmen ever.Guitarist Eddie Van Halen’s son Wolfgang has been the band’s bassist since 2007, and as much as I would love to see their original bassist Michael Anthony there, Wolfgang is a solid player and very good.Drummer Alex Van Halen, Eddie’s brother, is still a solid, amazing drummer.And now to the man, themyth, the legend, one of the greatest guitarists of all time, Eddie Van Halen!!This man is a sight to see and hear play.He truly is like a mad scientist. And I mean that as a compliment.His riffs and solos are so innovative, loud, heavy, in your face, and perfect.Every accolade he gets as a player he deserves and more.I can go on forever talking about Van Halen, but I’ll end this by saying that Van Halen is one of my favorite bands of all time. Especially with Diamond David Lee Roth on the mic.And no one is going to change my opinion on that.I hope you have enjoyed this review.There will be more to come soon.I wish the pictures were clearer, but oh well.I still had a blast, and even though the pics are not perfect, I really did have a great view.Van Halen Band Members:
- David Lee Roth (Lead Vocals)
- Edward Van Halen (Guitar/Backing Vocals)
- Alex Van Halen (Drums)
- Wolfgang Van Halen (Bass/Backing Vocals)
Kenny Wayne Shepherd Band Members:
- Kenny Wayne Shepherd (Guitar)
- Noah Hunt (Lead Vocals)
- Tony Franklin (Bass)
- Chris Layton (Drums)
- Riley Osbourn (Keyboards)
Van Halen Set List:
- Light Up The Sky
- Runnin’ With The Devil
- Romeo Delight
- Everybody Wants Some
- Drop Dead Legs
- Feel Your Love Tonight
- Somebody Get Me A Doctor
- She’s The Woman
- China Town
- I’ll Wait
- Drum Solo
- Little Guitars
- Dance The Night Away
- Beautiful Girls
- Women In Love
- Hot For Teacher
- In A Simple Rhyme
- Dirty Movies
- Ice Cream Man
- Unchained
- Ain’t Talkin’ ‘Bout Love
- Guitar Solo
- You Really Got Me
- Panama
- Jump
Kenny Wayne Shepherd Band Set List:
- Somehow, Somewhere, Someway
- Slow Ride
- Deja Voodoo
- Come On (Part 1) (Earl King Cover)
- Shame, Shame, Shame
- Blue On Black
- I’m A King Bee (Slim Harpo Cover)
- Oh Well (Fleetwood Mac Cover)
- Voodoo Child (Slight Return) (The Jimi Hendrix Experience Cover)
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What a Night: Def Leppard/Styx/Tesla Concert Review
- Date of Concert: August 17, 2015
- Location of Concert: Riverbend Music Center in Cincinnati, OH
I went to another fantastic concert Monday night in Cincinnati.I saw Def Leppard for the 4th time, and openers Styx and Tesla, for the 1st time.All 3 bands were fantastic!!I’ll post pics of all 3 bands at the end, but first, some of my thoughts on the show.Tesla started the show with a rocking set of songs. They only had about 45 minutes to play, but they truly let the music do the talking, if you will.One of their guitarists, Frank Hannon, even has the same last name as me, which I think is cool. I doubt he’s a relative, but who knows.If you have never seen Tesla in concert, or by some chance have never heard them, I recommend checking them out. They rock!!Styx played next.Like Tesla, I had never seen Styx in concert, but have been a fan for many years.They did not disappoint.My only complaint about Styx is that I wish singer/keyboardist Dennis DeYoung was still with them.But having said that, singers/guitarists Tommy Shaw and James “JY” Young are still in the band and they still rock.The highlight of their show, for me, was when their original bassist Chuck Panozzo came out and played with them for a few songs.He has had HIV for many years, and does not play full time with them anymore.But when he does, it’s even extra special.They played many of their hits, but my favorite was the song “Fooling Yourself (The Angry Young Man). I’ve always related to the lyrics.Anyway, they played and sang great.And again, if you have never seen Styx live or by some chance you’ve never heard their music, check them out. If you have, check them out again.Now if that was not enough of a rock show, the best were left until the end: Def Leppard!!!!Like I said earlier in this post, this was my 4th time seeing Def Leppard, and I hope it’s not my last.I think they’ve always been great on album, but they’re sooo much better live.Live, they are more raw, and in your face, which I like a lot.They have so many hits, but even in about 90 minutes, they play a lot of them, but also play more album tracks, too.I can’t say enough good about them.Lead singer Joe Elliott is still an amazing singer/frontman, guitarists Phil Collen and Vivian Campbell are fantastic, bassist Rick Savage is a solid player, and drummer Rick Allen is a sight to behold, as a player.To only have one arm and still be able to play drums, is truly amazing to me.And the fact they have always been loyal to him is even more amazing.Anyway, such a great concert.Three great bands, so many hits amongst all of them, and just a great night of fun.Def Leppard Band Members:
- Joe Elliott (Lead Vocals)
- Rick "Sav" Savage (Bass/Backing Vocals)
- Rick Allen (Drums)
- Phil Collen (Guitar/Backing Vocals)
- Vivian Campbell (Guitar/Backing Vocals)
Styx Band Members:
- Tommy Shaw (Vocals/Guitar)
- James "JY" Young (Guitar/Vocals/Keyboards)
- Chuck Panozzo (Bass)
- Lawrence Gowan (Vocals/Keyboards)
- Todd Sucherman (Drums)
- Ricky Phillips (Bass)
Tesla Band Members:
- Jeff Keith (Lead Vocals)
- Frank Hannon (Guitar/Backing Vocals)
- Brian Wheat (Bass/Backing Vocals)
- Troy Lucketta (Drums)
- Dave Rude (Guitar)
Def Leppard Set List:
- Rock Rock (Til You Drop)
- Animal
- Foolin’
- Promises
- Paper Sun
- Love Bites
- Armageddon It
- Bass Solo/Rock On
- Two Steps Behind (Joe solo with acoustic guitar)
- Rocket
- Bringin’ On The Heartbreak
- Switch 625
- Hysteria
- Let’s Get Rocked
- Pour Some Sugar On Me
- Encore: Rock Of Ages
- Photograph
Styx Set List:
- The Grand Illusion
- Too Much Time On My Hands
- Fooling Yourself (The Angry Young Man)
- Miss America
- Lady
- Blue Collar Man (Long Nights)
- Lawrence Gowan (Dennis DeYoung’s replacement) doing a Medley of Rocketman/Bohemian Rhapsody/Sitting on the Dock of the Bay
- Come Sail Away
- Rockin’ The Paradise
- Renegade
Tesla Set List:
- Edison’s Medicine (Man Out Of Time)
- Gettin’ Better
- Hang Tough
- Heaven’s Trail (No Way Out)
- Signs
- Love Song
- Little Suzi
- Modern Day Cowboy
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Here I Go Again: Whitesnake Concert Review
- Date of Concert: July 7, 2015
- Location of Concert: The Rose Music Center At The Heights in Huber Heights, OH
- Opener: The Answer
Well, I went to another concert again last night.I, along with my best friend Jamie McClintic went to see the rock band Whitesnake in Huber Heights, Ohio.This was the 2nd time I saw Whitesnake singer David Coverdale and his great band in concert.And other than a brief sound problem in the middle of the opening song, it was another fun show.And a fun way to spend an evening.Whitesnake are on tour to support their great new CD/DVD called The Purple Album, which are re-records of songs from David Coverdale’s era of the legendary rock band Deep Purple, from the 70s.They played 5 of these great songs last night (I’ll list the setlist at the end of this review.)Plus, they played many of their most popular songs, as well as some guitar and drum solos, too.David Coverdale, to be in his early to mid 60s, still has a strong voice, and he gives it everything he has.He is one of my favorite singers.His band, which over the years has had many members in and out, now includes Reb Beach on guitar.Reb also plays in a band from the 80s called Winger, who I know have been given much flack over the years.But in my opinion, I think Winger are great.Especially their more recent albums.Also in Whitesnake now is Joel Hoekstra on guitar, Michael Devin on bass, Michelle Lupi on keyboards, and one of the greatest drummers of all time, and who has been in and out of Whitesnake over the years, the one and only Tommy Aldridge.Again, fun show, great songs, great band, and in my opinion, one of the best singers ever, David Coverdale, still rocking out and entertaining people better than most people ever could.If anyone has not yet seen Whitesnake in concert, or by some chance has never heard much or any of their music, which I’m sure many have, then I strongly recommend checking them out.As well as anything/everything David Coverdale has done throughout the years.From Deep Purple, Whitesnake, Coverdale/Page, solo albums, everything. David Coverdale is the man!!I hope you enjoyed this review.Whitesnake Set List:
- Burn
- Slide It In
- Love Ain’t No Stranger
- The Gypsy
- Give Me All Your Love Tonight
- You Keep On Moving
- Forevermore
- Reb Beach/Joel Hoekstra Guitar Solos
- Mistreated
- You Fool No One (w/Tommy Aldridge Drum Solo)
- Is This Love
- Bad Boys
- Here I Go Again
- Encore: Still Of The Night
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R40: RUSH Concert Review
- Date of Concert: June 8, 2015
- Location of Concert: Nationwide Arena in Columbus, OH
I went to my second RUSH concert Monday night in Columbus.They are currently on their 40th Anniversary Tour, calling it R40.Although, they’ve actually been a band for 47 years, but have been making albums for 40 years.Either way, who’s counting?They are still an amazing band, and for anyone who has yet to see them and wants to, I highly recommend checking them out (Edit: this ended up being their last tour.).As usual, since the late 90s, they did an “Evening With” concert, with no opening act, and two sets.They started off with their newer music, and throughout the rest of the concert, they played songs on earlier albums, going all the way back to their first album.Geddy Lee, their singer/bassist/keyboardist is amazing, as always.His voice is still great, he’s my favorite bass player of all time, and it’s amazing that he can play keyboards with his feet while playing bass.However, there are songs that he plays keyboards with his fingers, too, but still, I love the multitasking of playing different instruments at once.Alex Lifeson, the guitarist, is one of the most underrated guitarists out there.His tone is amazing.Neil Peart, the drummer/lyricist, is one of the greatest drummers in history.Period.Watching and listening to him play is a thing of beauty.In fact, watching all three of these guys (yes there are only three guys in the band) play is a thing of beauty.They also have a great sense of humor.Throughout the show, they showed funny videos of themselves, along with some famous actors.One example of this is at the end of the show, where there’s a video on the screens where the band is walking back to the dressing room talking about the show, and once they get to their dressing room, it’s locked.When they bang on the door, a guy answers and all you see are people and animals from their album covers having a party, and the guy at the door will not let the band in because they are not on the guest list.If you can find it on YouTube, I recommend checking it out.Anyway, I can’t say enough good things about RUSH.One of my favorite bands ever.I have to thank my brother Christopher for turning me on to them several years ago.I’m glad he made me listen to them one day after school.I’ve been a die hard fan ever since.Edit: RIP Neil Peart. He passed away in 2020. Forever missed.RUSH Set Lists:
Set 1:
- Intro Video (The World Is…The World Is)
- The Anarchist
- Clockwork Angels
- Headlong Flight (w/Drum Solo)
- Far Cry
- The Main Monkey Business
- One Little Victory
- Animate
- Roll The Bones
- Distant Early Warning
- Subdivisions
Set 2:
- Intro Video (No Country For Old Hens)
- Tom Sawyer
- Red Barchetta
- The Spirit Of Radio
- Jacob’s Ladder
- Cygnus X-1 Book II: Hemispheres Part 1: Prelude
- Cygnus X-1 The Voyage Parts 1 and 3 (with Drum Solo)
- Closer To The Heart
- Xanadu
- 2112 Part 1: Overture, Part II: The Temples Of Syrinx, Part IV: Presentation, Part VII: Grand Finale
- Encore Break Video
- Lakeside Park
- Anthem
- What You’re Doing
- Working Man
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Hellbent for Denim and Leather: Judas Priest/Saxon Concert Review
- Date of Concert: May 17, 2015
- Location of Concert: Horseshoe Cincinnati in Cincinnati, OH
My best friend Jamie McClintic and I went to another amazing concert.This time, it was the legendary metal band Judas Priest, along with another legendary metal band Saxon.Saxon went on first and were just superb.This was the first time I ever saw them live, and they did not disappoint.They are on their 35th anniversary tour right now.To me, Biff Byford, Saxon’s lead singer, is one of the best singers out there, and the band are just phenomenal.They have so many great songs and albums, and consistently put out great new music every year or two.If anyone has not heard them, I recommend you give them a listen.Now, on to the main event: Judas Priest!!This was my 5th time seeing them, and they always amaze me.Especially their lead singer Rob Halford.I’ve said it many times but I’ll say it again and keep saying it: he is truly one of my favorite singers and a hero to me.I was able to speak to him in 2002 on a radio call in show, and he was very nice.After more than 40 years as a band, Judas Priest are still one of the best metal bands in the world, and like Saxon, are still putting out great new music.In my opinion, their new album Redeemer Of Souls, in which they played 4 songs from tonight in Cincinnati, is an amazing album.If anyone has not seen either Judas Priest or Saxon, please do so.They are both amazing bands.Judas Priest Band Members:
- Rob Halford (Vocals)
- Glenn Tipton (Guitar)
- Richie Faulkner (Guitar)
- Ian Hill (Bass)
- Scott Travis (Drums)
Saxon Band Members:
- Biff Byford (Vocals)
- Paul Quinn (Guitar)
- Doug Scarrett (Guitar)
- Nibbs Carter (Bass)
- Nigel Glockler (Drums)
Judas Priest Set List:
- Dragonaut
- Metal Gods
- Devils Child
- Victim Of Changes
- Halls Of Valhalla
- Love Bites
- March Of The Damned
- Turbo Lover
- Redeemer Of Souls
- Beyond The Realms Of Death
- Jawbreaker
- Breaking The Law
- Hell Bent For Leather
- Encore: The Hellion/Electric Eye
- You’ve Got Another Thing Coming
- Painkiller
- Living After Midnight
Saxon Set List:
- Motorcycle Man
- Sacrifice
- Power And The Glory
- I’ve Got To Rock (To Stay Alive)
- The Eagle Has Landed
- To Hell And Back Again
- This Town Rocks
- Princess Of The Night
- Crusader
- Heavy Metal Thunder
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The Who/Joan Jett Concert Experience
- Date of Concert: May 15, 2015
- Location of Concert: Nationwide Arena in Columbus, OH
Well, I’m back home after seeing one of the best concerts I have ever seen.My best friend Jamie McClintic and I went to see The Who, with Joan Jett And The Blackhearts opening, in Columbus at Nationwide Arena.Our seats were supposed to be up in the nosebleeds, however, we got upgraded to a lower level, and it could not have been much better than this.Joan Jett And The Blackhearts started the show, and wow, did they rock.Joan Jett is an amazing singer/songwriter/musician, and has a great band.She played many favorites, and one song from her latest album, Unvarnished.This was a great way to start the show.Now for the main event: The Who!!!!Even though original bassist John Entwistle and drummer Keith Moon are no longer with us, Who singer Roger Daltrey and guitarist/songwriter/singer Pete Townshend are still rocking out better than most people ever can/could.They played so many great songs.Roger brings Pete’s songs to life like no one else can, and Pete is the ultimate rocker and songwriting genius.Joan Jett & The Blackhearts Set List:
- Bad Reputation
- Cherry Bomb
- Do You Wanna Touch Me (Oh Yeah)
- You Drive Me Wild
- Light Of Day
- Love Is Pain
- The French Song
- Fragile
- I Love Rock ‘N’ Roll
- Crimson & Clover
- I Hate Myself For Loving You
The Who Set List:
- I Can’t Explain
- The Seeker
- Who Are You
- The Kids Are Alright
- I Can See For Miles
- My Generation
- Behind Blue Eyes
- Bargain
- Join Together
- You Better You Bet
- I’m One
- Love Reign O’er Me
- Eminence Front
- A Quick One (While He’s Away)
- Amazing Journey_Sparks
- Pinball Wizard_See Me, Feel Me
- Baba O’ Riley
- Won’t Get Fooled Again
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Best Night of My Life: The Rolling Stones w/Kid Rock Opening Concert Review
- Date of Concert: May 30, 2015
- Location of Concert: Ohio Stadium in Columbus, OH
- Opener: Kid Rock
Happy Sunday everyone!!Well, a dream finally came true for me last night.What you might ask?I saw “The Greatest Rock And Roll Band In The World” The Rolling Stones in concert!!!!They played at Ohio Stadium in Columbus for more than 2 hours, and I swear it was the best night of my life.They played so many hits and the show just got better and better all night.For anyone who wants to make fun of them and say they’re too old, think again and go see them live.They are better than everyone.Trust me, I have seen nearly everyone I want to see in concert, and no one holds a candle to The Rolling Stones.I actually cried a little when they played their song “Gimme Shelter”.Maybe some of you think that’s weird, but I don’t care.That is how special this night was for me.It truly was a dream come true, and I honestly do not expect this concert to ever be topped.Oh and Kid Rock opened and he was fine (not a big fan), but I was there to see The Stones.Truly the best night of my life.The Rolling Stones Band Members:
- Mick Jagger (Lead Vocals/Occasional Guitar/Harmonica)
- Keith Richards (Guitar/Vocals)
- Charlie Watts (Drums)
- Ronnie Wood (Guitar)
The Rolling Stones Set List:
- Jumpin’ Jack Flash
- It’s Only Rock ‘N’ Roll ( But I Like It)
- Let’s Spend The Night Together
- Tumbling Dice
- Doom And Gloom
- Bitch
- Wild Horses
- Hang On Sloopy
- Paint It Black
- Honky Tonk Women
- Before They Make Me Run
- Happy
- Midnight Rambler
- Miss You
- Gimme Shelter
- Start Me Up
- Sympathy For The Devil
- Brown Sugar
- Encore: You Can’t Always Get What You Want
- (I Can’t Get No) Satisfaction
Kid Rock Set List:
- Bawitdaba
- Good Times, Cheap Wine
- You Never Met A Motherfucker Quite Like Me
- American Bad Ass
- The Star-Spangled Banner
- Midnight Rider/Cowboy
- 3 Sheets To The Wind (What’s My Name)
- Cat Scratch Fever
- All Summer Long
- Forty
- Born Free
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Finally!! I saw Pearl Jam. My Concert Review
- Date of Concert: October 1, 2014
- Location of Concert: U.S.Bank Arena in Cincinnati, OH
It took me long enough, but I finally saw Pearl Jam.
My best friend Jamie and I went to Cincinnati to see them.
It was great, long show.
Lots and lots of songs.
They more than give you your money’s worth.
I don’t think he was drunk, but singer Eddie Vedder was walking around stage throughout the night with a HUGE bottle of wine or something.
He even shared it with the crowd at one point.
He even dove out into the audience at one point and he was standing on top of some of them. They held him up.
If you’re a Pearl Jam fan and have not seen them, you SHOULD.
And if you see them multiple times, you will get a different show each time because they always change up the set list.
Great time.
Pearl Jam Band Members:
- Eddie Vedder (Lead Vocals/Guitar)
- Stone Gossard (Guitar)
- Mike McCready (Guitar)
- Jeff Ament (Bass)
- Matt Cameron (Drums)
Pearl Jam Set List:
- Pendulum
- Nothingman
- Of The Girl
- Mind Your Manners
- Lightning Bolt
- Corduroy
- Spin The Black Circle
- Got Some
- Even Flow
- Sirens
- Love Boat Captain (w/Jumpin’ Jack Flash guitar tease)
- Present Time
- Daughter
- State Of Love And Trust
- Waiting On A Friend (The Rolling Stones Cover)
- Jeremy
- Comatose
- Setting Forth (Eddie Vedder Song)
- Porch
- Encore: Sleeping By Myself (Eddie Vedder Song)
- Man Of The Hour
- Parachutes
- All Those Yesterdays
- Elderly Woman Behind The Counter in a Small Town
- Given To Fly
- Unthought Known
- Do The Evolution
- Better Man
- Encore 2: Black
- The Real Me (The Who Cover)
- Alive
- Rockin’ In The Free World (Neil Young Cover)
- Yellow Ledbetter (w/The Star-Spangled Banner)
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You Go Chris: Chris Robinson Brotherhood Concert Review
- Date of Concert: September 9, 2014
- Location of Concert: Park Street Patio in Columbus, OH
My best friend Jamie and I went to see Chris Robinson Brotherhood.
I had seen Chris’ band The Black Crowes once but never this band.
He formed this after The Crowes stopped for awhile.
It’s very much a jam band.
Lots of songs and jamming.
Chris even plays rhythm guitar, which he doesn’t do in The Crowes.
Really good band. Small, but cool place.
We were right at the front all night.
Good stuff.
Chris Robinson Brotherhood Band Members:
- Chris Robinson (Lead Vocals/Rhythm Guitar)
- Neal Casal (Lead Guitar/Backing Vocals)
- Mark Dutton (Bass/Backing Vocals)
- George Sluppick (Drums)
- Adam MacDougall (Keyboards)
Chris Robinson Brotherhood Set Lists:
Set 1:
- Hello L.A., Bye Bye Birmingham (Delaney Bramlett Cover)
- Tomorrow Blues
- Shore Power
- It Serves You Right To Suffer (John Lee Hooker Cover)
- Meanwhile In The Gods…
- Badlands Here We Come
- Reflections On A Broken Mirror
- Poor Elijah/Tribute To Johnson (Delaney & Bonnie Cover)
Set 2:
- Try Rock And Roll (Bobby Mitchell Cover)
- Tornado (The Black Crowes song)
- A Hard Rain’s A-Gonna Fall (Bob Dylan Cover)
- About A Stranger
- Beggar’s Moon
- Clear Blue Sky & The Good Doctor
- Vibration & Light Suite
- Rosalee
- Encore: Betty & Dupree (Chuck Willis Cover)
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