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 budman Grace Potter joined Kenny on stage and sang 2 songs with him. later Uncle Cracker joined him for 3 songs. Kenny stated his mom and dad were in attendance and Reba was too!! Kenny Chesney / Brandi Cyrus Jun 17, 2025
 bsworth The last show of the 2011 Beacon Run was also the 200th time the Allman Brothers Band played the legendary theater, and they delivered a fiery show that was worthy of such a historic occasion! The band came out strong in the first set, laying down mighty version of "Ain't Wastin' Time No More" and "Every Hungry Woman" with great vocals from Gregg and tight playing by the whole band. After a jazzy "Kind of Bird," they brought out blues legend Hubert Sumlin, as well as harmonica ace Hook Herrera and Bruce Katz from Gregg's band on keys. This supersized blues orchestra wailed on "Smokestack Lightning" and "Key To The Highway," delighting the crowd. The fun continued when the one and only Dr. John took the stage to add his unique New Orleans flavor. "I Walk On Gilded Splinters" is one of the Night Tripper's signature tunes, and a staple for the current ABB, so it was a natural fit. The Brothers played it in Dr. John's original style which toned it down to a quieter, darker, moodier New Orleans voodoo theme that had the audience absolutely spellbound. The versatile Doctor switched to guitar for the New Orleans tune "Let The Good Times Roll," then returned to keyboards for a raucous version of his "Right Place, Wrong Time" that brought the house down! With Susan and Nigel Hall added background vocals this song wailed and screamed with Derek and Warren taking turns at adding their talent to an all time classic! The first set was a tough act to follow, but the ABB stepped up in the second set, which kicked off with a powerful "Dreams" that saw Warren take the main solo. "Black Hearted Woman" was an extended improvisational showcase, topping other excellent versions from this run. "Who's Been Talking" was a nice return to the blues flavor of the first set, with Herrera and Katz joining in, and guitarist David Grissom added some tasty licks to "It Takes A Lot To Laugh, It Takes A Train To Cry" and "One Way Out." Bruce Katz sat in on piano for an epic "Jessica," contributing some Chuck Leavell licks as well as some of his own. That brought the second set to a close, and the only thing that could top it was a "Whipping Post" encore. After a brief jam/tease of "Little Martha," the ABB brought the thunder, wrapping up the run with a relentless "Post" that put an exclamation point on a great run!The Allman Brothers Band: Gregg Allman - keys, vocals Butch Trucks - drums Jaimoe - drums Oteil Burbridge - bass Marc Quinones - percussion Derek Trucks - guitar Warren Haynes - guitar, vocals The Allman Brothers Band Jun 17, 2025
 bsworth 1. Hot 'Lanta (5:35) 2. Ain't Wastin' Time No More (7:41) 3. Midnight Rider (3:33) 4. Every Hungry Woman (7:15) 5. Kind Of Bird (16:49) 6. Announcement (1:05) 7. Smokestack Lightning (5:32) @ # $ 8. Key To The Highway (5:19) @ # $ 9. Stage banter (0:24) 10. I Walk On Gilded Splinters (6:20) % 11. Let The Good Times Roll (6:10) % 12. Right Place Wrong Time (8:00) % & *1. Dreams (11:02) 2. Black Hearted Woman (14:33) 3. Who's Been Talking (11:00) # $ 4. Stage banter 2 (0:36) 5. It Takes A Lot To Laugh, It Takes A Train To Cry (6:32) ^ * 6. One Way Out (6:34) ^ 1. Jessica (16:34) $ 2. Crowd noise (3:32) 3. Little Martha (intro) (1:20) 4. Whipping Post (16:46)@ = w/ Hubert Sumlin, guitar # = w/ Hook Herrera, harmonica $ = w/ Bruce Katz, piano % = w/ Dr. John, keyboards, guitar and vocals & = w/ Susan Tedeschi & Nigel Hall, backing vocals * = w/ James van de Bogert, drums ^ = w/ David Grissom, guitar The Allman Brothers Band Jun 17, 2025
 Misti We had floor passes and were as close to the stage as you could get! Anyone remember the chic that jumped off the shoulders of the tall guy standing in front of me and landed on the picket fence around the stage face first when Ozzy came on? She was definitely toasted! Great memory! Rush / Ozzy Osbourne / .38 Special / Bryan Adams / Gary Moore Jun 17, 2025
 MarkE TNT tribute TV taping A Tribute to Brian Wilson Jun 17, 2025
 Jenn Rohrer The Drama Club opened and Smile Empty Soul & Flyleaf appeared as well Breaking Benjamin / Flyleaf / Smile Empty Soul / The Drama Club Jun 17, 2025
 RickyRacer This was my 103rd Rock Concert. Starship opened the show followed by 38 Special then KANSAS. Overall, it was a 4.5 hour concert and I saw it from the 5th Row just right of center. Kansas / .38 Special / Jefferson Starship Jun 17, 2025
 Wendy C Edgar Jones is obviously talented , I personally found he did not seem to know what style to play and sing , but very enjoyable , especial enjoyed the Walker Bros style number The Robert Cray Band / Edgar Jones Jun 17, 2025
 NeilG Stiff Tour with Larry Wallace, Nick Lowe and Ian Dury Elvis Costello / Attractions Jun 17, 2025
 James Roberts Jim, Patrick, Walden, Chuck, Lorne, Glenn, Marshall, Coop Wu-Tang Forever: The Final Chamber Jun 17, 2025
 natalie ★ Well that happened beabadoobee / Glixen Jun 17, 2025
 Wendy C 71 year old Cray did not disappoint! I last saw him on 1987 supporting Tina Turner. He sounded as fresh as he did then. A great concert the audience loved him as did I recommended !! The Robert Cray Band / Edgar Jones Jun 17, 2025
 Pyramider My first Fillmore concert. A high school sophomore who lied to Mom, and sneaked off from Northern NJ! It was worth it! Sam and Dave / Al Kooper / Mike Bloomfield / earth opera Jun 17, 2025
 Pyramider I won tickets for this gig by being the 10th caller on the radio! I remember the drummer had no cymbals, and they used prepared tape. Orchestral Manoeuvres in the Dark Jun 17, 2025
 Pyramider Good show. Weather Report was supporting "Tale Spinnin'" LP. Peter Frampton / Weather Report Jun 17, 2025
 Pyramider This was in support of the "Ra" LP. I caught a piece of the Glass Guitar when he smashed it, but it was made of ice!! No souvenir for me... damn you, Todd!! Good show though. Todd Rundgren Jun 17, 2025
 Pyramider Great show in support of "Original Soundtrack" LP. First song was "Silly Love". They had a second drummer. Glad I got to see the original lineup. 10CC / Starz Jun 17, 2025
 Pyramider Good concert in support of the "Drag" tour. Backup band was all session players. Went because I felt like seeing a concert, not because of kd, was pleasantly surprised. The Fox is a beautiful venue, one of the last old movie palaces. kd lang Jun 17, 2025
 Pyramider Good show, bad acoustics. Beefheart was supporting "Clear Spot" LP. The Byrds were a no-show! Captain Beefheart & His Magic Band / The Byrds / Paul Butterfield’s Better Days Jun 17, 2025
 Pyramider Mountain was good, but Small Faces arrived late & didn't play the early show!! The Small Faces/Faces / Mountain Jun 17, 2025