Aerosmith
Styx
Journey
Kiss
Robert Plant
Stevie Nicks
Twila Paris
Point of Grace

Rolling Stones
Roy Clark
Buck Owens
Boston
Billy Joel
Jackie Valasquez
Four Him
Acapella

Others but I can't think of them at the moment due to the hour most likely.

Eclectic in my tastes, I know. LOL

John

Back in the day ......

Deep Purple
Led Zep
Ten Years After
Captain Beefheart
Jethro Tull
Pink Floyd
Rolling Stones

... difficult to remember so long ago .......

David Cassidy
David Essex
Sweet
Wet Wet Wet

.... more recently ......

Bon Jovi (at every opportunity!)

There are others, but my memory is failing me.
When I was in primary school, I told everyone I'd seen the Monkees. But I hadn't.

SB x

This is fun!

Rolling Stones
Billy Joel
Peter Gabriel
The Who
Chicago
James Taylor (for my wife)
Genesis
Jackson Browne
Emerson Lake and Palmer
The Eagles

What a blast
Thanks

I hope I'm not breaking the rules by going outside the bounds of popular genres. I just don't have that much to list in terms of rock and pop concerts, but I'm a big fan of jazz and classical. Not that I don't like rock and pop, I could just rarely afford the tickets.

Rock/Pop:
America
Styx
Tommy Conwell & The Young Rumblers
Tracy Chapman

Jazz:
Wynton Marsalis
Count Basie Orchestra
Maynard Ferguson
Lincoln Center Jazz Orchestra
Dave Brubeck
Buddy Rich and His Big Band
Woody Herman

Classical:
Seattle Symphony
Utah Symphony
NY Philharmonic
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Philadelphia Orchestra
San Francisco Symphony
Chicago Symphony Orchestra
Cleveland Orchestra
Vienna Philharmonic
Berlin Philharmonic
Orchestra of St. Martin on the Fields
Baroque Ensemble USSR
Yo Yo Ma
Shlomo Mintz
Itzhak Perlman
Isaac Stern
Jascha Heifetz
Riccardo Muti
Anna Sophie Mutter
Westminster Choir College Symphonic Choirs
Vienna Boys Choir
Chanticleer
Wolfgang Sawallisch

Other:
Gilberto Gil (Brazilian)
Wando (Brazilian)
Boston Pops
Buckwheat Zydeco (Zydeco and Funk)

Oh boy - here is my list - note all the hair metal from the 80's:

Elton John 1980 (don't laugh I was only 10.. well, )
Ratt (2x)
Bon Jovi
Billy Squier
Aerosmith
Molly Hatchet
Foreigner
Sammy Hagar
John Cougar Mellencamp 3x
KISS (2x once without makeup - once with)
Dokken 5x (yes, my favorite band)
Def Leppard
Night Ranger
Tesla
Whitesnake
Great White 2x
Ronnie James Dio
Van Halen 4x
ZZ Top
The Who
Stevie Ray Vaughn
U2
Pearl Jam 3x
Depeche Mode 2x
The Smithereens
Drivin' n' Cryin' 2x
Julianna Hatfield
Maria McKee
Evanescense 2x
Seether
Guns N Roses
Soundgarden
Billy Joel
James Taylor
Harry Connick Jr.
Jimmy Buffett
Robert Earl Keen 2x
Lou Graham (of Foreigner)
Eddie Money (last summer - not lookin too good as he played the town carnival stage - attendance about 300)

I know i've left some out. But that is most of them.

AJC,

That's a lot of concerts, dude! Sounds like you saw some great ones.

I'm not a big metal fan, but I like many of the bands on your list. I'm jealous.

Thanks!

I have a wide landscape of musical tastes. And I tried to make it to every concert that came thru town to the local college arena. Then living in Dallas gave me plenty of opportunity to see some of those big shows. (U2, The Who, Billy Joel, Jimmy Buffett).

I saw was my third Pearl Jam concert when I drove up to Chicago to see them last May. It was a great concert.

I take new meaning from the song "Alive" when I hear it played now - it was always a favorite, but now more so:

see the video - hear the music - listen to the lyrics:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VbhsYC4gKy4

I hav'nt seen to many... but enough.

Aussie Nirvana
Aussie Pink Floyd
Muse
Stereophonics
U2
Green Day
Foo Fighters
Red Hot Chili Peppers
Dave Gilmore
Slipknot
Lost Prophets
coldplay

The rest then would be smaller bands playing in local clubs, the best kind of music i think.

I saw the Butthole Surfers and Stoned Temple Pilots at Val Du Lakes here in MI. (The only one I've gone to in the last 20 years)

What was COOL about this one, was that it was outside, hence, the band was free to have more "liberal expressions" in their music.

For instance, the Surfers lead singer had a SHOTGUN that he fired into the air when reaching certain crescendos in some songs, that was COOL. Also, he had a wide but shallow chinese wok full of burning gasoline that he would splash around while the music was going. It was quite a dazzling display! I wish they kept their double drummers for this tour, but they didn't, oh well. I love acid music.