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 mdono1 Jess Sheldon - vocals Nate Gross Band / Jake Lozo Band / Tom Townsley, Morris Tarbell Nov 22, 2025
 James Mann 01 Should be Indianapolis Indiana Whitey Morgan / Cody Jinks Nov 22, 2025
 mdono1 Sean Peters - bass (all except Nate Gross Band) Frank Talerico- keys (all except Nate Gross Band) Malcolm Gaines-Parker - drums Jacob Toher - sax Adam Bishton - harmonica Nate Gross Band / Jake Lozo Band / Tom Townsley, Morris Tarbell Nov 22, 2025
 Lori K $83.80 Bruce Springsteen / Bruce Springsteen & The E Street Band Nov 22, 2025
 IanH Finally got to see Limehouse Lizzy - and well worth the wait. Incredible performance from all of them , a worthy tribute to a great band. Limehouse Lizzy Nov 21, 2025
 Dave E The venue was Empress Ballroom but I cannot edit this. The Stone Roses Nov 21, 2025
 Nathan Marschall Pretty sure Brutal Juice opened, not Sheer Terror GWAR / D.R.I. / The Meatmen / Brutal Juice Nov 21, 2025
 wmcgurn Los Lobos did not perform due to illness, TT played longer to make up for it. Tedeschi Trucks Band / Gabe Dixon / Los Lobos Nov 21, 2025
 wmcgurn Circle Jerks did not play this night Circle Jerks / Descendents / Adolescents Nov 21, 2025
 Gaynor Cook Think this was my first 'official real' photo pass for a gig, down in the pit, first 3 songs for each band, very happy Gaynor x Buckcherry / Dear Superstar / Heaven's Basement / The Crave Nov 21, 2025
 Oldscooldino No support act. After a 40 minute set they paused for 20 minutes. That broke the vibe. Then the played another for 40 minutes. Pavlov’s Dog Nov 21, 2025
 Brucefan24 The group arrived at BBC Television Centre at 2.30pm for a rehearsal for the camera, and to pose for publicity photographs and conduct press interviews. More rehearsals followed between 4.15pm and 5.30, and from 6.30pm to 7pm. The live broadcast took place between 7.30pm and 8pm on BBC One. The Beatles were the final act to appear, and mimed to both ‘Paperback Writer’ and its b-side, ‘Rain’. They were introduced by host Pete Murray. The Beatles’ only appearance on Top Of The Pops was, with the exception of the worldwide satellite transmission of ‘All You Need Is Love’ on 25 June 1967, their final live television appearance as a group. Credit: Beatles Bible The Beatles Nov 21, 2025
 Don Branson 2019 Charly Bliss "Young Enough" tour w/Dar i must first mention the horrendous parking situation in Fenrdale. we drove and drove but could NOT find a nearby place to park. we wound up parking on the other side of woodward at a old-school parking meter with a 2 hour limit. luckily Ferndale has their meters linked on a parking app which allowed us to feed the meter remotely. it was still inconvenient having to check the app to be sure the meter was refilled at the right time. because of time wasted looking for a parking spot, we only heard the last few songs of opener emily reo's set. her enjoyable keytar and synth-laden 80's-influenced pop set was a good match for Charly Bliss's 90s pop/rock sound. Charly Bliss came out strong--furious chords and the band unified in white outfits while frontwoman Eva Hendrecks rocked a feather-deco'ed leotard that looked like something from lady gaga's closet and a mask of pink eye shadow. the rockstar look matched their high-energy ready-for-Jimmy Kimmel performance. Eva cannot stop jumping it seems! it was for sure a few levels above last year's show which was high energy and memorable on its own! also found out the drummer is Eva's brother who also helped write some of the songs. they played many songs from the new album 'young enough' as well as favorites from 'guppy'. on one song the band paused, instruments and/or hands in the air and waited an almost uncomfortable amount of time, smiling...before thundering out the rest of the song. at breaks eva thanked the audience for support, helping them grow as a band, and taking a chance on the new album. after a very brief break the band came out and covered The Killer's "mr. brightside" and another song. it was so cool to see how much this band has evolved over almost exactly one year. despite the sizable crowd we were fairly close to the stage. i think they're ready to play much bigger venues like the Fillmore or saint andrew's but i enjoyed the intimacy of this show very much! Charly Bliss / Emily Reo Nov 21, 2025
 Don Branson Wasn't sure what to expect but it was a good time! The opener was good. Roy and Jordan did a comedic town hall meeting with jokes, quips at each other, stories from the daily show and a q & a with the audience with a little political satire thrown in. I think it totally worked and it was hilarious! Roy never fails to disappoint. My only regret is I didn't get any pics of Roy in his wolverines gear (that he got at campus den that day!) with his gold chain and huge Michigan "M" charm. Roy Wood Jr. / Jordan Klepper Nov 21, 2025
 Gaynor Cook rescheduled from 18th December 2008. Original ticket valid. Counting Crows / The Hold Steady / Blind Pilot / Melee Nov 21, 2025
 Gaynor Cook rescheduled to 10th May 2009 Original ticket valid. Counting Crows / The Hold Steady / Mêlée Nov 21, 2025
 lifeonthescene Great photos! we must have been near each other Julien-K / TheStart / DEAD ROSE BEAUTY / Chester Bennington special guest Nov 21, 2025
 Blues-Lover Great show as usual. Love his stories and his music. See him each time he comes to town. Tinsley Ellis Nov 21, 2025
 Don Branson This was my first live music concert i ever attended. The lovely SWV tore it up. Bone had a huge skull-themed set and drank on stage. in the hall outside the arena there was an big air-brushed copy of Keith Sweat sitting on a throne (i think from the album cover) you could get your picture taken in front of Keith Sweat / 112 / SWV / Nas / Bone Thugs-N-Harmony Nov 21, 2025
 Don Branson with/dar. a long but wonderful evening (5:30-11)! openers/ teen rockers The Linda Lindas proved they belonged with this middle-age 90s collection of bands. Rancid was a constant boot-stomping dance party. they unexpectedly played my fav "Side kick". the smashing pumpkins rocked hard as ever. they had a new bassist chick who looked too badass to hang with billy and co. of course Green Day was a constant blast in music and pyro! there was a short unplanned pause in the show where the band ran off the stage but afterward they came back out and picked up where they left off. at one point there was an plane balloon that floated over the audience. the stages for 'dookie' and 'american idiot' were awesome. they even played the hidden track on 'dookie' that tre cool sung playfully in a bathrobe. it was my first show where a band played 2 full albums. also must mention parking near comerica is now $50-60 american but we avoided it by parking on a side street so there, nyah! The Linda Lindas / Rancid / The Smashing Pumpkins / Green Day Nov 21, 2025