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 SKaMan302 I have no idea what happened to my ticket stub for this show but I got Dick's autograph. All I had was a $1 bill for him to sign. He also gave me a couple picks. Dick Dale / Rainville Mar 15, 2025
 SKaMan302 I was lucky enough to catch the drum head that Danny Carey autographed and threw into the crowd. The picture of the drumhead isn't very good ... but its hard to get a good photo when the rim of the drumhead is as bent and damaged as it is ... and it's in a glass front shadow box. There is also some discrepancy with the ticket vs. the date of the show. The show is listed here on the 8th and the ticket says the 9th. The autograph is dated 10-8-02. It is my understanding that the heads are changed before each show and Danny throws the heads from the show the day before into the crowd. I believe the date on this site is incorrect. I think the show was actually Wednesday, October 09, 2002. Tool / Meshuggah Mar 15, 2025
 Lauren Layne This was in Portland not Arizona Paula Abdul / Color Me Badd Mar 15, 2025
 GregD7 Cocotte : Pique les yeux et les oreilles. Fatals Picards : Super concert avec des chansons de quasiment tous les albums. Plus cool qu'énervé mais avec une bonne énergie. Les Fatals Picards / Cocotte Mar 15, 2025
 SCMusicman Attended with: David Helms The Band Feel / The Retrograde Mar 15, 2025
 vcolabs Band photo is incorrect. Band in photo is Camera Obscura from Scotland. Silence Obscure was a Fort Worth band active from 1988-1992. The original trio left to right Ford Britain (bass), Daniel Ball (vocals, rhythm guitar), Scott Duncan (lead guitar). The group was backed by a Roland Tr-505 drum machine. This Darkwave group influences include Cocteau Twins and other 4ad bands, Sonic Youth, The Cure. At times the group was proto-Shoegaze. Gig highlights include opening up for the Christian Death reunion tour, Sleep Chamber, various gigs across the state of Texas and many at the legendary Axis club in Fort Worth. Silence Obscure Mar 15, 2025
 Elizabeth Allred The Kilograms setlist: 1. Faith & Love 2. Every Street 3. I Swear 4. Beliefs 5. Hoodie Song 6. Ya Ya 7. Lorelei/Sheena 8. Beast Dropkick Murphys / The Menzingers / The Kilograms Mar 15, 2025
 Brucefan24 Live: Carrier Dome, Syracuse 6 September 1983 | Live, Serious Moonlight Tour David Bowie performed at the Carrier Dome in Syracuse, New York, on 6 September 1983, as part of the Serious Moonlight Tour. It was the 68th date of the tour, which began on 18 May in Brussels. Bowie’s guitarists were Carlos Alomar and Earl Slick. Dave Lebolt was on keyboards and synthesizers, and Steve Elson, Stan Harrison, Lenny Pickett played saxophones. Carmine Rojas played bass guitar and Tony Thompson was on drums and percussion. George and Frank Simms were the backing singers. This was Bowie’s only show in Syracuse. It had originally been scheduled for 23 July but was postponed to this date. https://www.bowiebible.com/1983/09/06/live-carrier-dome-syracuse/ David Bowie Mar 15, 2025
 Brucefan24 Live: Scope Arena, Norfolk, Virginia 24 August 1983 | Live, Serious Moonlight Tour David Bowie performed at the Scope Arena in Norfolk, Virginia, on 24 August 1983, as part of the Serious Moonlight Tour. It was the 59th date of the tour, which began on 18 May in Brussels, and the first of two consecutive nights at the Scope Arena. Bowie’s guitarists were Carlos Alomar and Earl Slick. Dave Lebolt was on keyboards and synthesizers, and Steve Elson, Stan Harrison, Lenny Pickett played saxophones. Carmine Rojas played bass guitar and Tony Thompson was on drums and percussion. George and Frank Simms were the backing singers. Bowie had previously performed at the Scope Arena on 7 July 1974 during the Diamond Dogs Tour, and on 12 March 1976 during the Isolar Tour. https://www.bowiebible.com/1983/08/24/live-scope-arena-norfolk-virginia-3/ David Bowie Mar 15, 2025
 Brucefan24 Jan. 26-27, 1985 – Bruce Springsteen Bruce Springsteen’s first ever appearance at the Carrier Dome was big and loud. The Dome shook over two nights, James T. Mulder wrote, like it usually did for slam dunks and touchdowns. “There, he was. The Boss. The rock star of ‘80s,” Mulder wrote. “Finally, popular culture’s equivalent of the Syracuse-Nebraska football game was at the Dome.” “Springsteen and The E Street Band churned it out for their usual three-and-a-half hours, cruising smoothly between hot rockers and harmonica-driven ballads,” reviewer Russell Tarby wrote of the first night’s show. https://www.syracuse.com/living/... Bruce Springsteen & The E Street Band Mar 15, 2025
 Brucefan24 Jan. 26-27, 1985 – Bruce Springsteen Bruce Springsteen’s first ever appearance at the Carrier Dome was big and loud. The Dome shook over two nights, James T. Mulder wrote, like it usually did for slam dunks and touchdowns. “There, he was. The Boss. The rock star of ‘80s,” Mulder wrote. “Finally, popular culture’s equivalent of the Syracuse-Nebraska football game was at the Dome.” “Springsteen and The E Street Band churned it out for their usual three-and-a-half hours, cruising smoothly between hot rockers and harmonica-driven ballads,” reviewer Russell Tarby wrote of the first night’s show. https://www.syracuse.com/living/2023/04/from-santana-to-sir-paul-an-exhaustive-look-at-the-musical-legacy-of-the-carrier-dome.html Bruce Springsteen & The E Street Band Mar 15, 2025
 Brucefan24 Dec. 2, 1983 – Genesis A massive crowd of 40,681 music fans were eating out of Phil Collins’ hand on Dec 2, 1983, during Genesis’ appearance at the Carrier Dome. When Collins ordered the crowd to “reach out,” they did. When he told fans to “wave their arms in the air to help the band get in touch with the ‘other side,” all of them did. They roared when he called Syracuse the “center of the universe” even after he added that he would tell “Buffalo the same (deleted) tomorrow night.” https://www.syracuse.com/living/2023/04/from-santana-to-sir-paul-an-exhaustive-look-at-the-musical-legacy-of-the-carrier-dome.html Genesis Mar 15, 2025
 Brucefan24 Sept. 6, 1983 – David Bowie It is rare when the word “perfect” is used to describe a Carrier Dome concert. Reviewer Robert A. Baker used it, though, for David Bowie. “Everything came together for a perfect concert,” Baker wrote. “The stage and lighting effects were excellent. Bowie was in perfect voice and the band was hot and tight.” Bowie came on stage singing “Waiting So Long” and then moved into “Heroes” which the crowd of 28,820 danced to and joined in the chorus of. https://www.syracuse.com/living/2023/04/from-santana-to-sir-paul-an-exhaustive-look-at-the-musical-legacy-of-the-carrier-dome.html David Bowie Mar 15, 2025
 Brucefan24 July 30, 1981 – Styx Although never a critic’s favorite, the rock band Styx was voted by a Gallup poll to be America’s most popular rock act in 1979. Syracuse agreed. More than 20,000 fans packed the Carrier Dome for the band’s performance. Sound issues were less apparent thanks to the band’s sound technicians. Fan favorites “Babe,” “Renegade,” and “Come Sail Away” were “covered faithfully” according to Post-Standard reviewer John Bonfatti, “fueling an audience that needed little stroking.” https://www.syracuse.com/living/2023/04/from-santana-to-sir-paul-an-exhaustive-look-at-the-musical-legacy-of-the-carrier-dome.html Styx Mar 15, 2025
 Brucefan24 NJ's State Theatre Benefit Gala Features Michael Feinstein, April 24 Backed by a sextet, singer-pianist Michael Feinstein will entertain at the State Theatre of New Brunswick, NJ, April 24. The venue's 11th annual benefit gala, this year titled "Rhapsody in Blue - a Gala Evening of Romance and Celebration," will be followed by a gourmet meal and silent auction at the nearby Hyatt Regency. APRIL 24, 1999 Backed by a sextet, singer-pianist Michael Feinstein will entertain at the State Theatre of New Brunswick, NJ, April 24. The venue's 11th annual benefit gala, this year titled "Rhapsody in Blue - a Gala Evening of Romance and Celebration," will be followed by a gourmet meal and silent auction at the nearby Hyatt Regency. Feinstein has long been associated with the Gershwins, ever since he worked with lyricist Ira shortly before the composer's death. Among Feinstein's 16 albums are "Over There," devoted to songs of World War I, and the jazz-oriented disk, "Michael & George - Feinstein Sings Gershwin." Feinstein's light tenor and knowledgeable patter about showtune standards have brought him to Carnegie Hall, the White House and a couple of stints on Broadway. For tickets ($20-40 show only; $250 for the evening) and information on the Feinstein concert at the State Theatre call (732) 246-7469. -- By David Lefkowitz https://playbill.com/article/njs-state-theatre-benefit-gala-features-michael-feinstein-april-24-com-81467 Michael Feinstein Mar 15, 2025
 Patrick Stone I am Giant played The Horrifying Truth album in full with original lineup, was amazing! I Am Giant / Witchcult Mar 15, 2025
 Utopia1 Gary Lewis and The Playboys: also playing at the Steel Pier the same days, July 4-10 Louis Armstrong Mar 15, 2025
 Jennifer Gelowitz No acoustic opening set Finger Eleven Mar 15, 2025
 Rendierman Bill and Mike are SO good together- and turns out i have a bit of a crush on Bill. Who knew? Bill Laurance & Michael League Mar 14, 2025
 Otto Mezei https://fishbonelive.org/shows/1988-04-21-fishbone-temple-u-spring-fling-1988-philadelphia-pa-united-states-2458 Red Hot Chili Peppers / Fishbone Mar 14, 2025