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 Blues-Lover Interesting. Wide range of genre music with each song. Great band and voice of lead singer. The California Honeydrops Nov 29, 2025
 Laotsu2u Not sure of exact date but it was in July 1991 Fela Anikulapo Kuti and Egypt 80 Nov 29, 2025
 Edwin-ewacky This line up is from 2025. Vans Warped Tour LB Nov 29, 2025
 Oldscooldino https://www.facebook.com/studiobrussel.vrt/posts/10161838343478056/ Public Enemy Nov 29, 2025
 Craig Tupy I was wondering the same thing as janger1957. Does anyone remember the opening act? Bon Jovi / Steve Vai Nov 28, 2025
 DrewA Delayed and relocated into First Interstate Bank Center due to inclement weather conditions La Original Banda El Limon Nov 28, 2025
 westpier Either Flowered Up or the Manics didn't play, can't remember who replaced them. Flowered Up / Manic Street Preachers / Spitfire / Thousand Yard Stare Nov 28, 2025
 C_Harksen This show was moved to UVA in Charlottesville Pretenders Nov 28, 2025
 westpier Also featured Mayall's character, Kevin Turvey Rik Mayall / Ben Elton Nov 28, 2025
 kimora lynai Best day of my life Sabrina Carpenter / Olivia Dean / Amber Mark Nov 28, 2025
 Girl at the Rock Shows https://girlattherockshows.com/2025/11/27/must-be-thanksgiving/ Yung Gravy / Pouya / 1900Rugrat / Pertinence / Melly Mike / DJ Tiiiiiiiiiip Nov 28, 2025
 DanT SET I Time and Space*> Park It Dedicated (to this feeling)> Annie, Oh Sweater Weather Shadow of Venus Mississippi^ Sixty Dollar Basement Hot Tub*> Synthbois> Poor Sylvester SET II Help On The Way/Slipknot+[1]> Franklins Tower[1] Cassidy^ [1] Tennessee Jed^[1] Scarlet Begonias[1]+> Sugaree[1]+ Hell In A Bucket[1] Throwing Stones[1] Drums[1]> Space[1]> Casey Jones[1] Encore: Brokedown Palace[1] [1]Grateful Dead cover ^Featured Mark Lavengood on Dobro +Featured Hannah Laine on Vocals *Unfinished NOTES: Set II featured Dutcher Snedeker on Keyboards and Loren Kranz on Percussion Desmond Jones / Hannah Laine / N8ture / The Mark Lavengood Band Nov 28, 2025
 bellsinsantafe I uploaded videos from this show to my YT channel! check out this playlist: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLQ0-OSymoFiOuXgyZaGrAIe04mIhoI4yD&si=Uf7not2V_7LeGJ4v Waterparks / Chloe Moriondo / Jhariah Nov 28, 2025
 Don Branson this was the 6th time we'd seen Weezer and the 2nd time at DTE (1st time was in 2002). first off: our meet & greet (including photo w/the band and a signed poster). the VIP entrance was a waaay farther drive into the parking lot than we had ever taken. once in the line, we were only 70% sure we were even IN the right line. spent a long time in the sun listening to girls talking higher at the end of their sentences and making references to Dexter's laboratory. once we were scanned and past the gates they sorted out the lines--Panic!s seemed much longer. i heard people say they may have had more VIP meet & greets for sale than weezer. before we met the band Weezer's tour manager reviewed the rules for us in a friendly way and led us to a tent behind the stage. while waiting in the sun SOME MORE i got to listen to how this girl just LOVES Target cause they carry her favorite tiger lip balm and i don't know how anyone could hate target if they hate it they can...whatever--and so forth. meeting the band was surreal. it went by so quickly, i just wanted to stand there and look at them for a moment to make sure this was really happening. i asked if i could do the rock sign for my picture with them and the band enthusiastically answered "yes"! i tried to do it as well as my friend Lori did with Lena Hadley but i think failed miserably. we'll know soon enough. the band's roadie/friend/photographer, Karl, took a couple of shots for good measure and sent me on my way. i think it was about an hour before we could enter the pavillion and once inside it was 1.5 hours of hellish, horrible pop/rock songs paired with even worse music videos. and there only like 5 songs. and one was a Hole song. i think i got a pop and a pizza just so i could get out of the pavillion for a while and focus on something else. that song mix was seriously bad. and i had a sinus headache to boot. i would've punched Sia if i knew what she looked like... at least it never stormed like the weather apps said it would. Andrew McMahon rescued us with some happy piano-laced rock/pop that while i wouldn't buy an album of but was still pleasant to listen to. highlights include the store-opening-wiggly-balloon men and Andrew himself dancing in the aisles and in the lawn area. ...then more of that awful mix... Panic! exploded on the scene doing probably a 1 1/2 hour set. i don't know a lot of their songs but it was still cool and Brendon Urie was as energetic as last year at Chill on the Hill. They covered Bohimeian rapsody once again. during "Hallelujah" the background showed bad-VHS clips of TV preachers from the last few decades-most of whom looked ridiculous and/or turned out to be crooked. when Brendon's shirt came off i thought the ladies were all going to collectively pass out. Brendon got in a couple of backflips toward the end of the set admiting it wasn't as easy as it used to be. ...more...horrible...mix...(i'd describe it further but i don't wanna remember it) Weezer opened with 'Califorina kid's from the white album and did a nice mix of older hits but featuring the new album most. their stage resembled the lifeguard station from the cover of the new album. there was a screen behind the stage whose graphics nearly outshined the band at times--one of the best video presentations i'd seen since the Janet concert last year. they even showed an old Cinnamon Toast Crunch cartoon just for Darrius! the band kicked beach balls back and forth to the audience at the show went on. "thank god for girls" was backed by a montage of famous women starting with rosie the riveter and ending with oprah, caitlin jenner, and beyonce. it was probably the best Weezer show i'd ever been to. it really looked like they worked hard on producing that and we had a super-great time watching them work. in summary. VIP experience was worth it. Weezer / Panic! At the Disco / Andrew McMahon in the Wilderness / !!! (Chk Chk Chk) Nov 28, 2025
 Tim Cancilla-Rattlehead This was a killer concert, Dave shredding and banging his head non-stop, high AF like us. I was a Spohmore, and the Bartender was selling me Jack and Cokes all night. It was the same at Queensryche. Could not believe all the coke people were doing, I was just a simple stoner THRASHER. Funny thing, honestly, the only concerts I remember drinking were at the Celebrity Theater. I only drank because I was young and dumb, and I thought it was cool to buy mixed drinks. lol. I was a true STONER who liked Thrash. Rattle Your Goddam Head. Megadeth / Flotsam and Jetsam / Possessed Nov 27, 2025
 E.Fud Sarah’s voice was utterly angelic and her in a musical talent as a pianist and guitar guitarist were cell fluid and were perfection. She also brought a genuine, huge attitude of gratitude that she expressed multiple times with deep sincerity. Beautiful experience, phenomenal music, incredible vibe. Sarah McLachlan Nov 27, 2025
 Mayfriendcn Evanescence did not play, show was rained out Evanescence / Chevelle / Halestorm / Cavo / Carnival of Madness 2012 Nov 27, 2025
 deadhead256 Grace Hall not Stabler Billy Joel Nov 27, 2025
 OlivierR Junior Murvin was announced but was replaced by the Wailing Souls The Wailing Souls Nov 27, 2025
 Alec Cooley The Guess Who opened John Kay & Steppenwolf / The Guess Who Nov 27, 2025