Is there anyone you want to see in concert that you haven't seen yet?

I saw them with Clutch and Monster Magnet years ago. At one point, Bruce put one foot up on a monitor and said "scream for me, Long Beach!" We were in Cleveland.

It's was one of the best things I've ever seen.

Friend of mine said it was kinda sad. I've seen Roky a few times solo, and he does TFE stuff. THAT was awesome, maybe because he has a younger and rock solid band backing him? He still has THE VOICE, too.

I have the unfortunate luck of having gone through my punk/screw-the-mainstream phase at the exact time that a lot of my heroes were having their big tours.

I have yet to see Bryan Ferry/Roxy Music, which for me is ridiculous. I've seen 100+ shows, but never him. That's like being a movie fanatic that's never seen a theater.

Paul McCartney. I've been a Beatles geek for literally my whole life, and I've never seen any of them. He's started doing older songs for the first time in his recent shows, which makes me nervous...maybe he's completing a bucket list?

Bowie. See the above.

Television Personalities
Wire
Queen (even the current incarnation would do)
Kate Bush
Prince

I'm hugely thankful that I FINALLY got to see Sparks. Even better, I was standing about 15 feet from Russell. I still can't believe how good they were, and I REALLY can't believe that Russell's in his mid-60s. I'm a fairly healthy 46 year old, and there's no way in hell I'd be able to do what he did. He NEVER stops moving, and he's hitting that falsetto the whole time. Dude's not human.

 

For me, Neil with Crazy Horse. I've seen Neil a couple of times but never with the Horse. It feels like a pretty big gap in my life.

 

Have you ever considered Iron Maiden?

 

There's the passion ! ! !

 

Well, I've seen a bunch, but a stroll through the playlist reveals I've not yet seen these must-sees:

Acid Mothers Temple
Rovo
Buckethead
Kate Bush
Ry Cooder
Peter Gabriel
Evelyn Glennie
Herbie Hancock
Joe Jackson
Eddie Jobson
Van Morrison
Bill Nelson
Sonny Rollins
Terry Riley
Wayne Shorter
Steve Vai
Tom Waits
Neil Young

 

Would love to see Kate Bush, Porcupine Tree and Lucinda Williams. Lucinda has been through here a couple of times, and I have been out of town both of them.
I did finally get a chance to see Nick Cave last year. One of the best shows I have seen, the guy has mega stage presence.

 

Freddie Cannon
The O'Kaysions
Eric Carmen
Tom Paxton
The Hollies
Gerry Marsden
Mungo Jerry
The Yardbirds
Ray Davies
Dave Davies

 

EmmyLou Harris
Sturgill Simpson
Amanda Shire
Gary Clark Jr.
Grace Potter
Santana
Zac Brown
Cat Stevens
Bonnie Raitt
Joe Walsh

 

Pistols the rest already see them or they are dead.

Perhaps also The Smiths but that won't happen...

 

Off the top of my head, the only band I can think of that I haven't seen yet that I'd like to catch is The Cure.

 

David Bowie
Genesis

 

Tom Waits

 

Elvis, if he ever emerges.

 

Black Sabbath.

 

Been very lucky, I have seen just about everybody on my list . . would still like to check off Fleetwood Mac and Peter Gabriel, but honestly, that's about it.

 

John Cale
Bowie
Prince
Kate Bush

 

Willie Nelson.

Turns out he's playing on a bill with Alison Krauss and Union Station next month in my area (Seattle). However, not being a partaker of Willie's favorite medicinal, I am thinking the cloud may be too much to bear in a town where it is legal.

 

Jeff Lynne.
Simon and Garfunkel (if they ever tour again)
Noel and Liam Gallagher (if they ever speak to each other again)

 

Ornette is probably done as a performer, sadly.

 

Remedy that Jeff Beck ASAP, he's a great player!

 

Saw him a few weeks ago, he was great and on top of his game.

 

As a Minneapolis/St. Paul native, I'm embarrassed to say that I've never seen Prince in concert. I need to remedy that sometime soon.

 

I just missed AC/DC
I'm going to see Paul McCartney in 2 weeks or so
I have yet to see

Kool & the Gang
Snoop Doggy Dog
Bootsy Collins
Al Green
Chronixx
Jesse Royal
Protoje
Fleetwood Mac maybe?

 

The Left Banke with the original members. Too late now.

 

Mike Oldfield.