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 Jacob Carley I was AT this show! This was the first of 22 times ive seen them to date. Back in the day the Boise area was just starting to get decent tours coming thru. So every rock/metal show that stopped there, the local inbreds would mosh like it was a SLAYER show or something. A couple times Maynard was heard telling the crowd to mellow out. After the 2nd time he had to say something. And during the song ÆNIMA i saw what looked like a SHOE flying through the air, like it was in slow motion or zero g. It flew towards the stage and if memory is correct it struck Adam or there was a near miss. After they finished the song maynard says "Aaalright Boiiizzzee, we have a SPECIAL treat for you tonight. This is something we have literally NEVER DONE live in the history of tool! (the crowd goes total apeshit) PEACE......(long pause)...OUT!" And they bailed. the house lights came on and everyone was kind of stunned and waited for them to come back but they never did... EPIC SHOW! Tool / Melvins Aug 04, 2026
 Eel Pie completist Having left Humphrey Lyttelton’s band, saxophonist and clarinetist (Malcolm) Bruce Turner (1922-1993) formed his Jump Band, and as such represented a more swing / mainstream approach to jazz, as opposed to the Trad style which was prevalent in virtually every other act at this point. On his debut with Lyttelton’s band in 1953, his alto sax work was unappreciated by the band’s fans, who unfurled a banner bearing the legend “Go Home Dirty Bopper” – he had developed a be-bop style during the Forties. Bruce Turner Aug 04, 2026
 E.Fud Seeing a concert at Woodland Park zoo in Seattle requires the concert goer, who is paying good money for a ticket (~$89), to significantly adjust their expectations: normal respect show for the performer and the performance (attention focused on the music, refraining from having loud conversations that have nothing to do with the music or immediate issues, etc) is often absent because many in the audience are just there as a pleasant summer evening to socialize, picnic, have an enjoyable outing with their young children - all good… just frustrating when you’re the one trying to listen to the music. Valerie June / Ani DiFranco Aug 04, 2026
 Len Czyzniejewski Implosions FB Page: https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?vanity=100080646259943&set=a.1082022687829263 The Darts / Service / The Implosions Aug 04, 2026
 Georges A. Gauthier What an amazing show. I went in blind, invited by a friend but was instantly converted by the tremendous charm, infectious energy and brilliant musicianship of Joudain and his band. Cajun tales and bayou wisdom was shared with earnest love for his culture and our shared francophone heritage Jourdan Thibodeaux Aug 04, 2026
 Pat Kelly Thank you ds. I have been telling that exact same Johnny Winter story for over 50 years and I am so old now that I sometimes think to myself, “did that really happen?” So good, it was not a hallucination. Another rather bittersweet memory of Memorial Hall was the cold winter night I went to see Howlin Wolf. A freaking giant of the blues universe and there were maybe 25 people there. How could you be a true Stones fan and not go see the Wolf? About that MacTullCocker show. I was seriously considering going AWOL from Fort Leonard Wood. I was drafted into the army on December 1 which also happened to be the day that draft lottery numbers were selected. Mine was 314. I felt cursed and I never did get to see Peter Green and I really did think about going AWOL, butI did get out of Nam alive. Fleetwood Mac / Jethro Tull / Joe Cocker Aug 04, 2026
 Rick Spiess I was there Ted Nugent / Sammy Hagar Aug 04, 2026
 Robert Naylor Guess this is the closest match to the actual concert people went to given rios was. 1000 cap venue lol 3 Inches Of Blood Aug 04, 2026
 Blues-Lover Many different songs and great stories. Band was great and loved the acoustic set. His voice is starting to go a bit but was great with his backup vocals. Graham Nash Aug 04, 2026
 Heidillini Asking everyone to put their phones away during Jump The Gun was the best decision EVER the vibes were emmaculate Louis Tomlinson / The Beaches / Picture Parlour Aug 04, 2026
 Snappa Cancelled Jason Isbell and the 400 Unit / Patty Griffin / Jason Isbell Aug 04, 2026
 go Mike Arch, thank you for the flyer! Matt Pinfield WAS there! :) Edgefest ‘98 Aug 03, 2026
 Heather Baxstresser Kenny wasn’t thereit was a band called Little Images, or something like that. Young the Giant / KennyHoopla / Cold War Kids Aug 03, 2026
 mammabroon Love deacon blue...it's always a great night...highly entertaining Deacon Blue Aug 03, 2026
 ejmccoop Surprise guests: Gary Cherone (Extreme) Mac MacAnally Zac Brown Band / Old Crow Medicine Show Aug 03, 2026
 Craig Hatfield I don't think Liang Lawrence played. I think she was replaced by Tom A Smith. Kendal Calling 2026 Aug 03, 2026
 Brucefan24 Facebook Ad: Join 100.9/107.1 The Cat as we present the 3rd annual Red White & Brew Festival featuring Lee Brice! The Cat is honoring our active military and veterans with a FREE concert outside of MVP Arena featuring Lee Brice, Grace Tyler, Bro Country & Whiskey City! Open to the public and no need for tickets -- just show up Saturday, September 19th starting at 2pm! Enjoy free live music, plus there will be food, drinks and vendors there too. Lee Brice / Grace Tyler / Bro Country / Whiskey City Aug 03, 2026
 Nina’ The concert moved the location of Heuser Park in King of Prussia to Union Tranfer. I had VIP and was moved to the balcony area and givens poster of the dinner party and musical acts of that night. I waited and stood outside for 3 hours. Doors were to open at 5 and performance started 6 Dinner Party ft. Terrace Martin, Robert Glasper, Kamasi Washington / Digable Planets / Butterfly of Digable Planets / Doodlebug of Digable Planets / Mononen Aug 03, 2026
 Acey68 Review From Jambase Gov’t Mule Collaborate with Joe Bonamassa, Nod to Jerry Garcia The next night, the two acts co-headlined an evening at Gilford, NH’s Bank of New Hampshire Pavilion at Meadowbrook. With the show falling on August 1, Garcia’s birthday, Gov’t Mule put together a multi-song tribute to the Grateful Dead guitarist partway through their concert. The sequence kicked off with “Patchwork Quilt,” the original Garcia tribute Haynes recorded with Phil Lesh & Friends for 2002’s There & Back Again album. Immediately after, Haynes pulled out Garcia’s famed Wolf guitar and used it on two classic Dead songs, “Dark Star”—the first time he has played the number with Gov’t Mule since August 9, 2022—and “Fire on the Mountain,” which the Mule had not played since February 17, 2024. (Earlier in the night, the Mule also revived “Steppin’ Lightly” for the first time since May 18, 2023.) Bonamassa and his B3 organ player Lachy Doley then emerged for Ann Peebles’ “I Feel Like Breaking Up Somebody’s Home Tonight.” Gov't Mule / Joe Bonamassa Aug 03, 2026
 Crayger244 During his run at Marv's, Michael Nesmeth was arrested on a drug charge Mike Nesmith and the First National Band Aug 03, 2026