When it doesn't fit anywhere else
 #27212  by Long Distance Runner
 
What bands have you seen live? Here's my list:
Widespread Panic
Yonder Mountain String Band
Bob Weir & Ratdog
Phil Lesh & Friends
The Allman Brothers Band
Umphrey's McGee
Perpetual Groove
The Wailers
Joseph Israel
Gov't Mule
Tea Leaf Green
Melvin Seals & JGB
Dickey Betts & Great Southern
Dark Star Orchestra
Gregg Allman & Friends
Peter Frampton
Kansas
Moonshine Still
Devon Allman's Honeytribe
The Flying Other Brothers
The Machine (Pink Floyd Tribute)
Get the Led Out (Led Zeppelin Tribute)

and in the next few months:
Ween
Railroad Earth

 #27216  by Banjomike0319
 
The Dead
Umphrey's
Big Wu
Big Tsunami
Yonder Mountain
Cool Waters Band
Keller Williams
Rusted Root
Allman Brothers
Wood Brothers
Incubus
Straight up Bluegrass band


I know I've seen more but cant think of who.

 #27217  by Banjomike0319
 
Trampled By Turtles

 #27219  by lostsailor8782
 
I am not writing near that much ... however am going top see Honkytonk Homeslice with guests, Keith Mosely, I imagine Vince Herman will crash the party , the drummer from E-town, Chris something, it's gonna be a rage and I am gonna be really late for work tomarrow !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 #27220  by krzykat
 
Grateful Dead
JGB
Phil and Friends
Ratdog
North Mississippi Allstars
Panic
Isreal Vibrations
Steel Pulse
Wailers
Ween
K.D. Tiny Universe
James Brown
Clinton and P-Funk
Greyboy Allstars
Particle
Disco Biscuits
Allman Brothers
STS9
Raq
Umphrees
Ekoostik hooka
Beastie Boys
groove collective
Keller Williams
Bob Dylan
Funky Meters
Yonder Mountain
phish . . .
and I'm sure there is more

 #27226  by FretfulDave
 
This is a fun topic.

My list semi-arranged and I know I have forgotten a couple lesser knowns and one or two I would not care to mention.

N.B. In any such topic I must and will always defer to my soulmate, my wife who saw...
The Beatles

anyway - my list


High School:

Chicago (First show. 16 years old. opening act, some guy named...)
Santana

College:

Peter Frampton
Blood, Sweat and Tears
Emerson, Lake and Palmer
Wet Willie
Lynyrd Skynyrd
The Winter Brothers
The Grateful Dead
Marshall Tucker Band
New Riders of the Purple Sage
Livingston Taylor
Dave Mason
Nitty Gritty Dirt Band
The Outlaws

College reprise w/ future wife and friends:

The Grateful Dead
Bobby and the Midnights
Hot Tuna (electric trio)
The Dregs
Feats

Married life and wonderful community of friends:

Jerry Garcia Band (the night after our wedding. opener...)
Robert Hunter
The Grateful Dead
Hot Tuna (acoustic duo)
Hot Tuna (electric quintet)
The Kinks
David Bowie
The Band
Bob Dylan w/ the Heartbreakers
Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers
Crosby, Stills and Nash
Jeff Beck
David Grisman Quintet
String Cheese Incident
David Nelson Band
Derek Trucks Band
Gov't Mule
Allman Brothers Band
Black Crowes
Bela Fleck and the Flecktones
Bruce Hornsby
The Other Ones
The Dead
Los Lobos
Arlo Guthrie
The Beach Boys
Phil Lesh and Friends
Phish
Dire Straits
Joanie Mitchell
Mickey Hart's Mystery Box
Mickey Hart and Planet Drum
Ratdog
Rusted Root
Robert Cray
Little Feat
Dark Star Orchestra
Grace Potter and the Nocturnals
Jazz is Dead

 #27228  by spacehead333
 
too many to list, seen about everyone in the scene, except i was unfortunate to see phish or dead, dead was before my time, and i got in deep shit before coventry and had to sell my ticket

 #27229  by BlobWeird
 
I only got into the jam band scene about 4 years ago so Ive seen alot of hardcore bands. but heres the list

First show was Nirvana when I was like 6 with my dad.

Glassjaw
Thursday
Taproot
God Forbid
Arch Enemy
Diecast
Finch
Etown Concrete
Agents of Man
The Dead (Not The Grateful Dead)
Midnight Dip
Roger Waters
Badfish
Pfunk
Disco Biscuits
Ratdog
Bruce Hornsby

And more I cant think of at the moment.
Last edited by BlobWeird on Wed Oct 17, 2007 7:32 pm, edited 2 times in total.

 #27230  by Billbbill
 
Now here is a true test of memory - yikes!!!

GD
JGB
Garcia & Kahn
Other Ones
The Dead
Phil & Friends
Little Feat
Robert Hunter
Los Lobos
Steve Miller
Steve Winwood
Jethro Tull
Queen
Yes
Allman Bros
Marshall Tucker
38 Special
Rossington Collins Band
Outlaws
Foghat
Bob Seeger
REO Speedwagon
The Who
The Kinks
The Cars
The Clash
Rolling Stones
Al DiMeola
John McGloughlin
Paco Delucia
Steve Morse
George Thorogood
Charlie Daniels
Neil Young
CSN
Steely Dan
Trey Anastasio
Tom Petty
Bob Dylan
Johnny Winter
Stray Cats
Jules Holland (from Squeeze)
Chicago


Thats all I can remember at the moment

 #27232  by deadguise
 
Almost everyone on Billb's list plus:
Kingfish
Keith & Donna
The Tubes
Robin Trower
Govt Mule
Black Sabbath
Deep Purple
Emerson Lake & Palmer
Funkadelic
Led Zeppelin
Frank Zappa
Queen
Van Halen
SRV
Montrose
Yes
Rush
Scorpions
Iron Maiden
Def Leppard
Jethro Tull
Molly Hatchet
...how far back should I go?

 #27234  by big_river_bum
 
phish(2)
dmb(2)
ymsb(19)
cornmeal(3)
robbie fulks
great american taxi
the breakfast
umphrey's mcgee(3)
keller(5)
dso(3)
bela fleck
allman bros.
derek trucks
gov't mule
north mississippi allstars
robert randolph(3)
the gourds
eleni mandell
big wu(3)
wood brothers(2)
new orleans social club
futureman string band
tom petty
bob dylan
bernard allison
jazz mandolin project
string cheese incident
ratdog
phix
flaming lips(just last month...amazing)
cold war kids
new monsoon(4)
arther leeland
violent femmes
david grisman

more i can't think of.

 #27235  by big_river_bum
 
ooh, trampled by turtles too. they were great. quite a lot for being 21. can't wait til i actually have some cash for shows

 #27238  by zoppenheimer
 
BB King
Bob Wier & Ratdog
Ray Charles
Jorma Kaukonan
DSO
Arlo Guthrie
Taj Mahal
Steve Howe
Get the Led Out
The Pixies
Matisyahu
David Bromberg
Anyone who performed at the Phili Folk Fest the past 3 years

My parents took me too a Bela Fleck concert when I was like 4, but once they got on, my mom wanted to leave 'cause they were "way too loud" :? Bummer though.

 #27241  by ronster
 
I'll give it a go, get those brain cells moving
It all started with
Ten Years after
grateful dead
jgb
jerry solo
the dead
other ones
rat dog
phil and friends
tuna
jorma
david bromberg
leo kottke
doc watson
earl scruggs
new riders
marshall tucker
arlo guthrie
allman brothers (various combinations of)
dylan
stones
john hartford
mccoy tyner
clapton
santana
alanis morristte
dso
string cheese
keller williams
moe
gov't mule
david grissman
darrel anger + mike marshall
dimeola, mcclaughlin and paco
john mayall
albert king
dan hicks and his hot licks
asleep at the wheel
taj mahal
bonnie raitt (back when she was good in a small club)
phish
dave mathews band (the cell phone tour)
steve kimock band
zero
little feat
steely dan
jethro tull
steve morse
jefferson airplane
bruce hornsby (by himeslf at a party)
michelle shocked
traffic
george thorogood (in a small club at the U of D before he got known)
ritchie blackmore (at a real small pub in his and my old home town in CT)
loudon wainwright
dave brubeck
billy taylor
john mooney
tony bennett and jerry seinfeld (at a christmas party)
Shane McGowan

That was fun and I also forgot some but I appreciate the memories and good times that I do remember. The shows that stand out...Dead Rochester 77, Spectrum and Rochester 80, Barton Hall 81, JGB College Park around 81? Ritchie Blackmore, Bonnie Raitt, and John Mooney all in small clubs, Leo Kottke, George Thorogood and Bromberg all at the U of D in 76-77 well as few kimock, zero and cheese shows in the last 7 years.

The shows that I should stayed at home.. DMB cell phone tour (surrounded by kids talking and holding up there cell phone for the whole show) painful. Dylan (about half of the times that I've seen him when he is doing an impersonation of himself while stoned), Steely Dan - great band but sounded just like the best of album. Tony Bennett - not my cup of tea but the party was great

 #27243  by krzykat
 
so ronster you were at 4-10-82? those were the only shows he played solo