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 fpatrickb A friend and I were visiting Fullerton and, midway during our 10-day stay, I sought to catch the show in Irvine, since I liked both bands and was already familiar with Queensryche. Totally loved the outdoor venue. My first show away from the Kansas City area! Accept / Queensrÿche / Keel Sep 02, 2025
 fpatrickb Queensryche opened in support of its self-titled EP with a peek at initial tracks from The Warning. They were on-brand, playing complicated songs with tight dexterity. The sound was clear and clean, which I came to expect when seeing them live anywhere. They were dressed in very progressive outfits, but that helped frame their sound. TS was solid. Straight-ahead R&R, showing their experience playing the songs that made them famous. Anyone who watched will remember the extra "entertainment," courtesy of two dancers who dropped into the show from the nearby "club." As the song goes: "It's only Rock and Roll." Twisted Sister / Queensrÿche Sep 02, 2025
 fpatrickb I could have sworn this show was moved to Kemper Arena, but either way, the band was very technically sound, so much so you could hear every minor nuance and all musicians from start to finish. The audio-visual program that accompanied the complete play-through of Operation Mindcrime was stellar. Ranks among my favorite live performances ever. Suicidal Tendencies / Queensrÿche Sep 02, 2025
 fpatrickb A friend who had suite tickets invited me to join, since she knew I was a NIN fan. She knew Maynard, having met him long before he started A Perfect Circle, which was on its first larger-scale tour at the time in 2000. Nine Inch Nails / A Perfect Circle Sep 02, 2025
 fpatrickb A friend and I decided to catch Dokken playing in a smaller venue, which allowed us to capture good photos well before the mobile phone era. As you can tell, this was George's yoked phase. Dokken Sep 01, 2025
 Erndam24 Last minute replacement for Neal McCoy, Richie McDonald wasn't there, Just Larry Stewart, Tim Rushlow & guitarist The Frontmen / Joe Adee & The Lugnuts Sep 01, 2025
 Stratos Celebrating 50th anniversary of Physical Grafitti, performed the whole double album, but not in order. Also did a shout out to Ozzy and played the intro to War Pigs Jason Bonham's Led Zeppelin Evening Sep 01, 2025
 Stratos Last show of the tour Jason Bonham's Led Zeppelin Evening Sep 01, 2025
 Kimberly Vermilye Gander Joan Jett Setlist: Victim of Circumstance Cherry Bomb Do You Wanna Touch Me (Oh Yeah) You Drive Me Wild If You’re Blue Different Fake Friends I’m So Free Androgynous Oh Woe is Me Everyday People Love is Pain I Love Rock ‘N Roll Crimson and Clover I Hate Myself For Loving You Bad Reputation Billy Idol / Joan Jett & The Blackhearts Sep 01, 2025
 Cajun Eddie Veddar & Jane's Addiction were guests. AWOLNATION / Makua / Bryce Fox Sep 01, 2025
 Morgan Farley We were there for Arc Vulfpeck / Arc de Soleil Sep 01, 2025
 Morgan Farley The Malibu show Anderson .Paak & The Free Nationals / Anderson .Paak / GAWD / Maurice "Mobetta" Brown Sep 01, 2025
 Staggerlee Spin Doctors cancelled last minute . Southside Johnny / Bob Weir & RatDog / Spin Doctors / Béla Fleck and the Flecktones / Ivan Neville Sep 01, 2025
 Gaynor Cook Supporting Bryan Adams Bryan Adams / Baby Animals Sep 01, 2025
 Jason Tucker Me alone/Solo Dave Matthews Band Sep 01, 2025
 Jason Tucker Rex Peeler Pentagram / Wednesday 13 / The Gates Of Slumber / Spewtilator Sep 01, 2025
 Musicxposed Close up photos courtesy of Rich Gilbert Setlist courtesy of setlistqueen on IG 10CC Sep 01, 2025
 fpatrickb Opening bands were: Axe (Act 2 of 3) and Invasion (Act 1 of 3). Queensryche did NOT open for Quiet Riot on 09/14/1983. Queensryche played in KC a month later, opening for Twisted Sister at the Uptown Theatre in Kansas City, MO on 10/12/1983. I was at both shows. Axe / Quiet Riot / Queensrÿche Sep 01, 2025
 NSydneyZen Another spontaneous night out! Got free tickets from a giveaway to attend the show and left a new fan! Love the concept of each member representing a king from old empires throughout history. Their vocals and dancing were insane! So happy I got to experience them live in such an intimate venue. They even came into the audience during the encore and held our hands! Great group of performers. The Kingdom Sep 01, 2025
 NSydneyZen SEVENTEEN RIGHT HERE!! The boys always put on a funny and entertaining show. If you are someone new to kpop or totally unfamiliar with the genre, SEVENTEEN is THE group to see in concert that will guarantee you leaving as a stan. With a combination of skits and gags + an amazing variety of unit stages for vocals, dance, and hip hop, there’s something for everyone to enjoy. So happy BMO allowed for the traveling carts! Made for an even more immersive fan experience and we got to see them up close without paying for VIP or PIT. So worth it! SEVENTEEN Sep 01, 2025