what band/s do you regret not seeing when you had the chance
what band/s do you regret not seeing when you had the chance
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DodgyGeezer

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47,600 posts

216 months

Yesterday (11:36)
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way too many for me, sadly, but high on the list...

Black Sabbath with Ronnie James Dio
Rainbow (with RJD)
Dio.... hey there's a pattern there!

Thin Lizzy


simon_harris

2,819 posts

60 months

Yesterday (11:59)
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Queen with Freddie, I’ve seen them with Adam lambert and it only served to highlight what I missed out on.

Animal

5,654 posts

294 months

Yesterday (13:03)
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Pantera - I was only a teenager so not sure I'd have got in.
Def Leppard - never even bothered to try and get tickets and now they're £££
Metallica - had tickets a few years ago and was going to take a mate but he couldn't make it so I sold the tickets.

DodgyGeezer

Original Poster:

47,600 posts

216 months

Yesterday (13:14)
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I was offered a spare ticket for lynyrd skynyrd but for unfathomable reason said "...no thanks..." I can be a total bell-end frown

miniman

29,622 posts

288 months

Yesterday (13:16)
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I had Genesis tickets but it was cancelled due to Covid and I couldn’t make the reschedule. Can’t see them playing again frown

snuffy

12,768 posts

310 months

Yesterday (14:13)
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Fountains of Wayne

I actually had a ticket to see them in Manchester but ended up not going because i decided it was too much like hard work. And well, Manchester for me is actually too much like hard work for me (not that I live that far away, it's just that public transport from the west of the city is utterly wk). So now, even if there's someone I want to see, and they are on in Manchester, I don't bother.


p4cks

7,408 posts

225 months

Yesterday (14:15)
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I went to Old Trafford and Amy Winehouse was supporting, but we fked the gig off after 10 minutes because the queues for the bars were too long

Skyedriver

22,749 posts

308 months

Yesterday (14:40)
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Supertramp

TCEvo

15,350 posts

228 months

Yesterday (14:40)
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Nirvana.

I had tickets to one of their Brixton shows, scheduled for April 1994.

Bunked off school to sit hitting repeat dial to Stargreen Box Office until I got through & got 3x tiks for me & mates.

Obvs the show never happened.

I've still got the tickets.

Chubbyross

4,927 posts

111 months

Yesterday (22:40)
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Bowie, many times. For some reason I always thought I'd see him the next time he tours. It's been that way with the Foo Fighters too. One day I'll get around to it.

HHZ

105 posts

66 months

Yesterday (22:58)
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Bowie, Elton John and Alice Cooper.

PomBstard

7,761 posts

268 months

Yesterday (23:08)
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Van Halen - twice in the early 90s, they were playing in Sheffield whilst I was living there as a student. The first time I was flat broke and struggling to buy food (I know, where was my commitment!), the second time I was on a field trip that I needed to attend in order to pass the course. And that was it for VH in the UK.

miniman

29,622 posts

288 months

Yesterday (23:11)
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HHZ said:
Bowie, Elton John and Alice Cooper.
Elton is a good call.

Bonefish Blues

35,476 posts

249 months

Yesterday (23:14)
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Bowie, as must everyone who didn't see him, and the celebration concert for Kate McGarrigle at the Royal Festival Hall.

Composeriser

34 posts

2 months

Yesterday (23:24)
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The list is long:

The Eagles
Led Zep
Dire Straits
Simon and Garfunkel
Supertramp
The Who


Composeriser

34 posts

2 months

Yesterday (23:28)
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miniman said:
HHZ said:
Bowie, Elton John and Alice Cooper.
Elton is a good call.
All a good call.

jimothyc

790 posts

110 months

Yesterday (23:48)
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Always regret never seeing Pink Floyd.

A friend had tickets for Live8 and as it was overrunning he left before they came on so he could catch his train. If ever there was a time to pay for a cab or sleep in a ditch, then that was it.