Bands/Musicians That I've Seen Live

Submitted by openstacks on Wed, 07/07/2004 - 10:39
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  1. I'm sure I'll forget some and some I'm not proud of, but I was there.
  2. Air Supply (?)
  3. Kenny Loggins (?)
  4. Preservation Hall Jazz Band (?)
  5. Steve Miller Band (1991, I think)
  6. Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers (1991)
  7. Spin Doctors (1992, 1993)
  8. Jesus and Mary Chain (1992)
  9. Ice Cube (1992)
  10. Soundgarden (1992)
  11. Ministry (1992)
  12. Red Hot Chili Peppers (1992)
  13. Grateful Dead (a few times, 1992-95, then as the Dead in 03)
  14. Bob Weir and Rob Wasserman (1992)
  15. Santana (92 and 95)
  16. Phish (many times, 1992-2004)
  17. U2 (92)
  18. Primus (92 and again in 97)
  19. The Disposable Heroes of Hiphoprisy (92)
  20. Eric Clapton (twice, first in 1992)
  21. Allgood (92)
  22. Col. Bruce Hampton and the Aquarium Rescue Unit (92, a few times, once with DMB opening!)
  23. Dave Matthews Band (three times as an opening band in 93 and 94, twice as a headliner in 94 and 04)
  24. Blues Traveler (93)
  25. Widespread Panic (93 and many times since)
  26. Allman Brothers (93 and probably 5 other times)
  27. Screaming Trees (93)
  28. Soul Asylum (93)
  29. They Might Be Giants (93)
  30. Tripping Daisy (93)
  31. Ziggy Marley (93)
  32. Jimmy Cliff (93)
  33. Living Colour (93, I believe Candlebox opened this show)
  34. P-Funk All Stars (a few times)
  35. Pink Floyd (94)
  36. Elton John/Billy Joel (94)
  37. Traffic (94)
  38. The Band (94)
  39. Ozric Tentacles (94)
  40. The Slip (94 and on and on)
  41. Bob Dylan (half a dozen times, first in 1994)
  42. Taj Mahal (95)
  43. Rusted Root (95, I think)
  44. Buddy Guy/John Mayall (95)
  45. Michael Ray and the Kosmic Krewe (95)
  46. Jeff Beck (95)
  47. Neil Young (96)
  48. McLaughlin/DiMeola/DeLucia (96)
  49. John McLaughlin Trio (97)
  50. Disco Biscuits (97 and on and on)
  51. David Grisman (twice, 97 and 99)
  52. Leftover Salmon (97 and a few times thereafter)
  53. Ratdog (97)
  54. Mickey Hart's Mystery Box (97?)
  55. Pat Metheny (97)
  56. Agents of Good Roots (98)
  57. String Cheese Incident (98 and a few times thereafter)
  58. 8 Foot Flourescent Tubes (98)
  59. Medeski, Martin and Wood (98 and a couple of times thereafter)
  60. Zakir Hussain (98)
  61. Toots and the Maytals (98)
  62. John Scofield (98)
  63. Herbie Hancock and the Headhunters (98)
  64. moe. (98 and a few other times)
  65. Robert Hunter (98)
  66. Dark Star Orchestra (99)
  67. Jazz is Dead (99)
  68. Trey Anastasio Band (99, 05)
  69. Paul Simon (and Bob Dylan) (99)
  70. Lynyrd Skynyrd (99)
  71. Nazareth (99)
  72. Galactic (99)
  73. Government Mule (99)
  74. Phil Lesh and Friends (99, 00)
  75. Steely Dan (00 and 06)
  76. Ween (00 and 03)
  77. Oysterhead (01)
  78. Keller Williams (05, also a few times in between String Cheese Incident sets)
  79. Built to Spill (05)
  80. The New Pornographers (06)
  81. Belle and Sebastian (06)
  82. Ben Folds (06)
  83. My Brightest Diamond (07)
  84. The Decemberists (07)
davebreal08/09/2004

The real Skynyrd died a long time ago (unfortunately). I think the band pretty much lost their soul when the original singer died.

openstacks08/09/2004

Oh, no question. The show I saw was horrendous and appalingly short to boot. To add insult to injury, Nazareth was the opening act. Yikes!

jahrome1709/05/2005

nice list...if you like these bands, check out New Monsoon sometime. I've really been digging their shit lately. Also check out Garaj Mahal. They are NASTY.