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 spanishjohnny72 Evito di tornare sulla solita proverbiale (dis) organizzazione vigevanese, perché stasera è stata alzata notevolmente l'asticella (concomitanza con la cerimonia del Diavolo e logica paralisi del traffico, biglietti venduti a cazzo di cane che non corrispondevano a posti esistenti, sedie aggiunte tra gli alberi ecc ). Tuttavia mi domando e chiedo per quale ragione i concerti in castello durano sistematicamente tra i venti e i trenta minuti in meno rispetto agli altri del tour: mi viene da pensare che i cachet versati agli artisti siano inferiori a quelle di altre città, però capisco che cento minuti di concerto facciano un po' incazzare quelli che hanno pagato novanta euro (non lamentatevi più dei prezzi di Springsteen). Passando alla musica - quello che più ci interessa - devo dire che è stato davvero un bello spettacolo, soprattutto per merito dei musicisti sul palco. Il buon Umberto, benché dotato ancora di un'ottima voce, mi è apparso un pochino scoppiato. Certo è stato un gran bel salto negli anni Settanta-Ottanta, quando mettevo le sue canzoni nel juke-box dell'Acli. È stata proprio una serata bella e spensierata, anche se alla ragazza triste non canterò più la pioggia perché venga giù, visto che ho l'acqua anche nel belino. Top three: 1) Stella stai 2) Qualcosa qualcuno 3) Eva Gravi carenze: Roma Nord e soprattutto Donna amante mia, quasi sempre presente nelle altre date. Umberto Tozzi Sep 27, 2024
 Kimberly546 First time seeing him. He did not disappoint. Phenomenal!!! Christopher Cross Sep 27, 2024
 JohnyCat My first “big” concert…UFO blew me away when the brought down their massive Marshall stacks at the end of their set. Kansas’ keyboardist was super high energy, doing handstands on his keyboard! REO Speedwagon were the big radio hit band at the moment so they were a crowd favorite but you gotta hand it to UFO for being so memorable! REO Speedwagon / Kansas / Ronnie Montrose / Gamma / UFO / .38 Special Sep 27, 2024
 Montgomery Wolf Kimmi Bittter opened Old 97's Sep 27, 2024
 Julia Ramsay with The Scratch and Pennywise Dropkick Murphys Sep 26, 2024
 Mike Noble An interesting moment when Welles had an extended pause in the middle of "The Poor" https://www.instagram.com/reel/DATzrTRyCHY/ Jesse Welles Sep 26, 2024
 Mike Noble https://www.instagram.com/reel/DAT6pElSgca Jesse Welles Sep 26, 2024
 Mike Noble https://www.instagram.com/p/DAT7QSMyCmE Jesse Welles Sep 26, 2024
 EdRock1983 That sux . I got to see them in the 90s Aerosmith / The Black Crowes Sep 26, 2024
 Berend Dijk Mercyful Fate did not play at this concert. I know because I was there. See also the poster uploaded under photos, which does not include Mercyful Fate. Metallica / Venom / Tokyo Blade / Savage / Horizon Sep 26, 2024
 Chaeli Carver Literally a dream come true DPR IAN / DPR Artic / DPR CREAM Sep 26, 2024
 Zonny Just checking on the inclusion of Bruce Hornsby. He was not advertised as being part of this show and it is not mentioned in the Bruce Hornsby database: https://www.bruuuce.com/2024/08/02/bruce-hornsby-searchable-database/ Don Henley / Eddie Brickell and the New Bohemians / Bruce Hornsby & The Range Sep 26, 2024
 Zonny I believe the correct date on this should be June 30 Don Henley Sep 26, 2024
 Mrrickr This concert was actually Dec. 27, not Dec 7. It was 4 days before the New Years Eve show at the Long Beach Arena. I still have the backstage pass from the show. Cheap Trick / The Runaways Sep 26, 2024
 Zonny Tribune ad shows a date of August 8 and the openers were the "Rattling Bones", but I'll leave it to an attendee to change those if that was indeed the case. Chicago Tribune August 8, 1993 https://www.newspapers.com/image/418318169/ Foreigner / Motor City Rockers Sep 25, 2024
 Bradley Seymour Who remembers Megadeath getting Booed off the stage? Anthrax / Alice In Chains / Megadeth / Slayer Sep 25, 2024
 NickWindt Paparazzi was the new(ish) name given to what was previously called Sonar Paparazzi Sep 25, 2024
 Cleggfan Having been an Armored Saint fan, it was a bucket list show for me! This was the first time they had been to NC in 40 years so it was the first time I had a chance to see them, and they didn't disappoint! I believe they are better now than when I first started listening to them in the mid-1980's. John Bush's voice hasn't lost anything and his energy on stage is awesome. They did several songs off "Symbol of Salvation" from 1991, which I think is their best album, so that was a nice surprise for me. W.A.S.P. also put on a surprisingly good show, with a heavy concentration of music from their 80's albums when I used to listen to them. W.A.S.P. / Armored Saint Sep 25, 2024
 Cleggfan All the bands were great, as expected. I had seen KSE and ABR before and knew how good they were. The highlight, though, was seeing Howard Jones and Jesse Leach singing together on stage. It was beautiful! Killswitch Engage / August Burns Red / Light the Torch Sep 25, 2024
 Cleggfan First time seeing Return to Dust and was blown away! Love the return to the grunge sound. Talked to the singer at the merch table and he was incredibly nice and grateful that we came to see them. Chevelle put on a great show, as always. They definitely know how to get the crowd into it! Chevelle / Return to Dust / Tigercub Sep 25, 2024