Fifty-three years, 100-plus concerts a year, Dewey Bunnell and Gerry Beckley are still going strong as the group, America. I saw them pre-pandemic at the same venue where I just attended their concert. America, yacht rock. The tendency is to dismiss these guys as just a soft-rock legacy act. America is best-known for their 1970s … More America (2023, concert review)
Hell froze over. Or at least we have climate change. When the Eagles split in the early 1980s, they said he’ll would freeze over before a reunion. They’ve toured a lot since then. In recent years, the Eagles, or what’s left of the band, have been traveling the globe on their endless tour. The Hotel … More Eagles Concert Review: Hotel California (2022)
“This is Not a Drill” I’ve seen a lot of concerts in my lifetime, Roger Waters’ trek across America this year is one I’ll never forget. This tour was making up concerts postponed from 2020 due to the pandemic. Outside the venue, I’ve never seen so many trucks outside the venue, which makes sense given … More Roger Waters: 2022 Tour
I never thought I’d see this group, certainly not in 2022, but here we are. Little Feat is a swampy, bluesy, rock band with a long history. I thank my friend Brian Shields and his wife Anne for offering the chance to tag along with my girlfriend (JN) and enjoy an evening of music and … More Little Feat (2022) – Concert Review
Brian Wilson Brian Wilson turned 80 on June 20. The world stopped to wish him Happy Birthday, as it had a few days earlier for Sir Paul McCartney’s 80th. These two icons, musical competitors in the mid 1960s, have shaped the musical landscape for generations. Both are on tour, after being in dry dock during … More Brian Wilson / Chicago Concert (2022)
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