digitalfreaknyc

Madonna (15+)
Tori Amos (12+)
Sarah Mclachlan (12+)
Matchbox Twenty (6)
Howie Day (4)
Lifehouse (3)
Monkees (2)
Cindy Lauper (1)
Pet Shop Boys (1)

rw2516

Edgar Winter Group(2)
Jo Jo Gunne
Savory Brown
T Rex
Three Dog Night
Black Oak Arkansas(3)
REO Speedwagon(5)
Emerson Lake Palmer
Uriah Heep(original '73)
Uriah Heep('78)
Earth Wind Fire
Johnny Winter
New York Dolls
Doobie Brothers(2)
Marshall Tucker Band(2)
Golden Earring
Eric Clapton
Foghat(3)
Ross
Ozark Mt. Daredevils
Loggins and Messina
Kiss(3)
Steppenwolf(original)
Canned Heat
Focus
ZZ Top(4)
Queen(3)
Bachman Turner Overdrive(original)
Slade
Aerosmith(2)
Lynard Skynard(original)
Montrose
Rush(3)
Paul McCartney and Wings
Nazareth
Fleetwood Mac(3)
Head East(2)
Heart
Henry Gross
Journey(2)
Styx(2)
J. Geils Band
Kansas(2)
Ted Nugent(2)
Blue Oyster Cult(original)(3)
Bob Seegar(4)
The Cars
Led Zeppelin(2)
Pink Floyd
Bad Company(original)(2)
Sammy Hagar(2)
Boston
The Who
Electric Light Orchestra
Supewrtramp
The Eagles(2)
Steve Miller Band
Linda Ronstadt
Pat Travers Band
Alice Cooper
Tom Petty
Van Halen(Roth)(2)
Black Sabbath(Ozzy)
Black Sabbath(Dio)
Genesis
The Kinks
Mellencamp
ACDC
Cheap Trick
Aldo Nova
Stray Cats
Elvis Costello
David Gilmour
Mountain
Grand Funk Railroad
Iron Buttererfly
The Firm
Wishbone Ash
Brownsville Station
Foreigner

Ky-Fi

OK,

The Alarm (4)
New Model Army (5)
Waterboys (2)
Simple Minds (2)
U2
Bob Dylan
The Pogues
Joe Strummer
Killing Joke
Ramones
X
Echo and the Bunnymen
The Cure
Morrissey
General Public
Bow Wow Wow
Rush
Metallica
Iron Maiden
Midnight Oil
The Fixx
Depeche Mode

EdTheRipper

Air Supply(x2)
Huey Lewis and the News
Steve Miller Band(x2)
Warrant
Poison
Enuff Z Nuff
Quiet Riot(x2)
Reveille
Puddle of Mudd
Flickerstick(x2)
Tantric
311
Faith Hill
Anthrax
John Cafferty and the Beaver Brown Band
Eddie Money
Mourning Widows
Tribe of Judah
Luxx(x2)
New Found Glory
Eisley
Reggie and the Full Effect
Cheap Trick
Better Than Ezra

Matthew Chmiel

From what I can count by looking at my iTunes library:

30 Seconds To Mars
Aiden
Air Supply (x2 --- both for free, I swear to God)
The All-American Rejects
Angels and Airwaves (this may not count, I walked out after three songs)
Black Eyed Peas (x2)
Bloc Party
BT
Bowling For Soup
Chicago
DJ Tiesto
Ernie Halter
The Faint
Franz Ferdinand
The Go! Team (x3)
The Grates
Head Automatica
Interpol
Jimmy Eat World
Justin Timberlake
Morningwood
Muse
N*E*R*D
Queen + Paul Rodgers (x2)
Reel Big Fish (x3)
Sigur Rós (x2)
Snow Patrol
The Sounds
Spymob
Sugarcult
TV On The Radio (x2)

tonyc3742

Bands I've wanted to see and that people may have heard of [not necessarily listng bands on 'multiband' tickets that I saw just because they were there].
GWAR [7 or 8 times]
Dead Milkmen 3 or 4
Rollins Band and Rollins spoken word a bunch
Jello Biafra spoken word
Alice Cooper
Murphy's Law
Def Leppard
Toad the Wet Sprocket
Bleu
Mojo Nixon
Ministry
X-Cops
PWEI
Suicidal Tendencies
Morrissey
Depeche Mode
Ozzy [in a theater, not Ozzfest]
Rev Horton Heat
Butthole Surfers
King Missile
Stone Temple Pilots
Bob Dylan
Huey Lewis and the News
Cheap Trick
RHCP
Ice T/Body Count
Janes Addiction
Living Colour
Jesus and Mary Chain
Moby [sucked sucked sucked]
the Toasters
Let's Go Bowling

Probably a few more, those are just shows I can recall of bands I liked [for the most part].
Bands I have never seen that I'd like to see, who are still around [as far as I know]:
Christian Death; King Diamond; Einstuerzende Neubauten; Misfits [I rather like the 'new' misfits]. Only bad thing is, NC sucks for live music that's not regurgitated pap or college rock, CoC notwithstanding.

funstan

Elvis Costello x4
U2
Coldplay
The Monkees
The Beach Boys
Eric Clapton
Guns n Roses
Pearl Jam
The Power Station
Jason n the Scorchers
Def Leppard
Iron Maiden
The Allman Brothers
Bangles/Hoodoo Gurus

Just some off the top of my head

atlantamoi

I know I'm leaving off some shows even with a largish list. Only hit a club maybe twice a year now. Had to look at some CDs to remember.

Sonny & Cher
Osmonds
Tom Jones
Willie Nelson
Bob Seger (2x)
Doobie Brothers
Elton John
Dan Fogleberg
Van Halen
ZZ Top
Kiss
Plasmatics
Foreigner
Journey
Billy Squire
Neil Young
Police (2x)
REM (4x)
Joan Jett
David Bowie (2x)
Stray Cats (2x)
Eurythmics
Howard Jones
Berlin
Thompson Twins
Supertramp
The Fixx
Lionel Ritchie (free show, eh)
Neil Diamond

Most bands at Lollapalooza (big list there)

Mojo Nixon (2x)
Swimming Pool Q's (lots)
Drivin' N' Cryin (10x)
World Party (2x)
Oingo Boingo
The Replacements (4x)
The Fleshtones (5x)
Fetchin' Bones (2x)
Red Hot Chili Peppers (2x)
Violent Femmes (2x)
Los Lobos (2x)
Depeche Mode
Rolling Stones
U2 (3x)
The Saints
Bjork
Hole
Happy Mondays
Luna (2x)
The Chills (2x)
Freedy Johnston
Jeff Buckley
American Music Club
Crowded House
Billy Bragg (2x)
Gustavo Cerati
Mano Negra
Kinky
16 Horsepower
Goo Goo Dolls (1990....would never go today)
Flaming Lips (2x)
Pigface
Nitzer Ebb
The Dickies
Television
Big Star (2x)
Fugazi (2x)
The Mekons (4x)
Lisa Germano
Brian Setzer
Branford Marsalis
Sigue Sigue Sputnik
Jason and the Scorchers (3x)
Robyn Hitchcock
Ron Sexsmith
Underground Lovers
Lemondheads (2x)
Devo
Lucinda Williams (2x)
Dwight Yoakam
Jonathan Richman
The Lyres
The Muffs
Yo La Tengo
Treat Her Right
Morphine
New Order
OMD
Cracker
James
James Brown
Adam Ant
Peter Case
Blue Rodeo
Ween
The Charlatans UK
Young Fresh Fellows
Guadalcanal Diary
Shriekback
Don Dixon
Iggy Pop (2x)
77's
Sixpence None The Richer
X (2x)
Dave Alvin
Beat Farmers
Silos
Alejandro Escovedo
The Ramones (3x)
Vulgar Boatmen
Rilo Kiley
Smithereens (2x)
Cheap Trick
Beastie Boys
Aimee Mann
Pixies (2x)
Strokes
Foo Fighters
Blake Babies (3x)
Bettie Seervert
Big Audio Dynamite
PiL
Junior Brown
Scruffy The Cat
Man or Astroman? (3x)
The Church
John Fogerty
Died Pretty
Steve Wynn
The Feelies
Flat Duo Jets
Fleming & John
Heart Throbs
Michael Hedges
Chris Isaak (2x)
Hoodoo Gurus
Midnight Oil (2x)
Trash Can Sinatras (2x)
Husker Du
Inspiral Carpets
Indigo Girls (3x)
Hunters & Collectors.... in London... one of my all-time fave shows
David J
Michael Jackson
Jayhawks
Jazz Butcher
Jesus & Mary Chain
Curve
Spiritualized
Jody Grind
Sawdoctors
Tommy Keene
Paul Kelly
Killing Joke
The Knack
Daniel Lanois
5440
The La's
Little Richard
Tito Puente
Matthew Sweet
Catherine Wheel
Magnapop
Bash & Pop
Kirsty MacColl
Men At Work
Fleetwood Mac (2x)
Eek-a-Mouse
Buddy Miller
Bob Mould
Pale Saints
Tom Petty
Pet Shop Boys
Sam Phillips
Psychedelic Furs
The Rave Ups
Rocket From The Crypt
Romantics
Social Distortion (2x)
Sonic Youth
Bruce Springsteen
Stone Roses
Superchunk (3x)
Too Much Joy
Ultra Vivid Scene
Velvet Crush
Vigilantes Of Love
Secret Machines
The Cramps
Texas
Jimmy Buffet (barf, gag, barf)
Grateful Dead
D.I.
Eugenius
Chris Knox (Tall Dwarfs)
Stereolab
Big Sandy
Supergrass
Band Of Susans
Public Enemy
Reverend Horton Heat
Elvis Costello
Jimmie Dale Gilmore
Laika & the Cosmonauts
Fugees
Richard Thompson (just an instore)
Smoke
Victoria Williams
Giant Sand
John Spencer Blues Explosion
Boss Hogg

B5Erik

My first show was Ted Nugent with The Michael Schenker Group opening (1984).

Since then I've seen....

KISS
Iron Maiden
DIO
Judas Priest
Ratt
AC/DC
Ozzy
King's X
Stryper
Motley Crue
Anthrax/Testament/Metal Church triple bill
Alice Cooper
UFO
"Thin Lizzy" (2000 - the remnants of the band, they were great!)
Deep Purple
Scorpions
Black Sabbath (1994 with Tony Martin - GREAT show!)
Ace Frehley
Badlands
Y&T
Armored Saint (one of the best live bands EVER)
Union (formed by Bruce Kulick from KISS and John Corabi from Motley Crue)

That's just off the top of my head, and I've seen dozens of other bands as openers.

DRG

Prince
Poison
Cinderella
Faster Pussycat
Jay-Z
50 Cent
Snoop
Sean Paul
Warrant
Huey Lewis & the News
Smashmouth

reverie

That's awesome, when did you see him? I had always hoped to get the chance, and I was heartbroken when I woke up to the radio saying that he had died.

Damn! I think you win for seeing the same person most times! I wouldn't mind seeing Sarah McLachlan in concert.

Turd Ferguson

Believe it or not, it was an unannounced appearance at a Huey Lewis Concert in 1987. Robert Cray opened for Huey Lewis and after Huey Lewis was done and all the teenyboppers were leaving, Carl came out and jammed with Robert. It was an unexpected treat to say the least.

megashock5

311
Alice In Chains
B-52s
Beach Boys
Beastie Boys
Big Audio Dynamite II
Blue Man Group
David Bowie
ChemLab (x3)
Coldplay
The Cure (x3)
Die Warzau (x2)
DJ Jazzy Jeff & Fresh Prince
Duran Duran
EPMD
Erasure
Ethyl Meatplow
Fishbone (x2)
Front 242 (x2)
Ice Cube
Ice T/Body Count
Infectious Grooves
Jane's Addiction
Jesus & Mary Chain
KMFDM
Live
Living Colour
Love & Rockets
Lucious Jackson
Lush
Matthew Sweet
Michael Penn
Ministry
Moby
New Order
Nine Inch Nails (x6)
Nitzer Ebb
Pearl Jam
Peter Gabriel
Peter Murphy
Pixies
Prick
Primus
Prince (x2)
Public Enemy
Public Image Ltd. (x2)
Rage Against The Machine
Red Hot Chili Peppers (x3)
REM
RUN DMC
Rush
Brian Setzer Orchestra
Siouxsie & the Banshees
Sister Machine Gun (x3)
Skinny Puppy
Soundgarden
Sugarcubes
Suicidal Tendencies
Tears For Fears (x2)
The Toll
Too Much Joy
Brian Wilson (with the Columbus Symphony Orchestra)

had to sit through to see NIN:
Hole
Marilyn Manson

satellite

My list is short - seriously over protective parents until I was 21...

Pink Floyd was my first - pretty much blew it for all future concerts
Robert Plant
Eric Clapton
Vince Guaraldi
Violent Femmes
Matchbox 20
Dave Matthews Band
Sarah McLachlan
Kid Rock
Modern Day Zero
The All American Rejects
Hinder
Chevell
Hoobastank
Nickelback

Monica Clinton

Tosin Abasi
Acoustic Alchemy
Aerosmith
Alice Cooper
Alice in Chains
Brad Arnold (3 Doors Down)
Chet Atkins
Autograph
The Beach Boys
George Benson
Nuno Bettencourt
Big Kenny (Big and Rich)
Blessid Union of Souls
Blue Man Group
Bon Jovi
T Bone Burnett
Colbie Caillat
Cavo
Cinderella
Kelly Clarkson
Collective Soul
Daughtry
The Dead Deads X 3
Def Leppard X 2
Gavin DeGraw
Al Di Meola X 2
Dixie Dregs
Dokken
Down
Dream Theater X 5
Tommy Emmanuel
Rik Emmett
Evanescence
Extreme X 2
Fates Warning
Florence and the Machine
Galactic Cowboys
Gojira
Halestorm X 6 (2 Shows were just Lzzy & Joe Acoustic)
The Hives
I Mother Earth
Iron Maiden
Jan & Dean
Eric Johnson X 2
Nick Jonus
Stanley Jordan
Kicking Harold
Lemmy Kilmister (Motorhead)
Kiss X 2
Kobra and the Lotus
Lamb of God
Lifehouse
Lillian Axe
Little Richard
Demi Lovato
Yngwie Malmsteen X 2
Manhatten Transfer
Paul McCartney
Megadeth
Metallica X 3
Blake Mills
Alanis Morissette
Motley Crue X 2
Mr. Big
Mumford & Sons
Nearly Deads
John Oates
Brad Paisley X 2
Katy Perry
P!nk
Pink Floyd X 2
Poison
The Pretty Reckless X 2
Prince
Queensryche X 2
Thomas Rhett
Rodrigo Y Gabriela
The Rolling Stones
Rush X 4
Saigon Kick
Stevie Salas + Color Code
Joe Satriani X 2
Scatterbrain
Scorpions
Shakira
Paul Simon
Smithereens
Anthony Snape
Souleye
Starset X 2
Steelheart
Styx X 2
Taylor Swift
The Sword
Tangier
Tesla
The Treatment
Shania Twain
U2 X 2
Ugly Kid Joe
Carrie Underwood
Steve Vai X 2
Van Halen X 3 (1 w/Roth, 2 w/Hagar)
Vixen
Joe Walsh
Warrant X 2
Winery Dogs
Winger
Victor Wooten
Wyclef
Zakk Wylde
Weird Al Yankovic X 2
Michael Younger
Dweezil Zappa



Coming Up:

Ky-Fi

Sorry, but that just doesn't justify something so horrific. I generally try to be open-minded when it comes to music, but sometimes a line has to be drawn, and a stand has to be made. Please, even if it's not true, at least tell us that either you or your loved ones were threatened with severe physical violence if you didn't attend those concerts.

astrochimp

Havent been to a concert in about 5 years but heres my small list:

Mariah Carey(was a date )
Neil Young/Oasis
Neil Young(acoustic)
Smashing Pumpkins
Rush
AC/DC
Judas Priest(2x)
Iron Maiden
Ozzy/Queensryche
Metallica
David Lee Roth
Stevie Ray Vaughan(4x)
Jeff Beck(2x)
Santana
Joe Cocker
The Cult/Guns N Roses
Donovan
REM
Van Halen(w/Sammy)
Triumph

nazz

I'm older and my (partial due to hazy 70's memories) list reflects that:

Paul McCartney X3
Crosby,Stills,Nash & Young X4
Crosby, Stills & Nash X8
Neil Young Solo X2
David Crosby Solo X4
Crosby & Nash
Bob Dylan
Joni Mitchell
Ringo Starr X3
Bad Company
KISS
Aerosmith
The Wallflowers
Fleetwood Mac
Don Henley
Brian Wilson
Paul Simon
Michael McDonald
Brownsville Station
The Babys
Todd Rundgren Solo X3
Utopia
David Lee Roth
The Band
Kansas
The Tubes
Eric Clapton
The Turtles
The Guess Who
Heart
Jimmy Vaughn
Stephen Stills Solo
Grand Funk Railroad
The Monkees
Black Sabbath
Blue Oyster Cult
The Buckinghams
Survivor
Uriah Heep
Steppenwolf
Molly Hatchet
The Allman Brothers
REO Speedwagon X2
Nazareth
Anne Murray (Drug by family)
Sheena Easton (See Anne Murray)

Robin Williams

MovieExchange

Waaaay too many to list. Of particular note are...

Kiss (x3). The minor show was the Hot in the Shade tour, but I also saw the first show of the reunion tour at Tiger Stadium, as well as one of the Michigan stops on the supposed "retirement" tour before Ace and Peter left the band again.

Melissa Ethridge. Not really huge, but I saw her when she opened for Bruce Hornsby & The Range on their second tour, and her first album wasn't even out yet. So it's a cool "saw her before most people knew who she was" type thing.

Queensryche (x4). My frist time seeing them was on the Building Empires tour, the first time that they performed Operation Mindcrime in its entirity. Then I saw them on the Q2K tour a couple times, and then on the Mindcrime anniversary tour where I had sound check and post-show passes.

Trans-Siberian Orchestra. Saw them just before they split into two touring groups. Got to meet the entire band after the show.

Jeff Healey Band. Notable because of the small venue, a little club upstairs from a diner / bowling alley. The setting was so small and intmate I had my feet propped up on the stage in front of Jeff as he sang.

Wick

I've been going to concerts since 2002:

10 Years x2
30 Seconds to Mars
AC/DC
African Guitar Summit
Agent Sparks
Alice Cooper x3
Anberlin
Anti-Flag
Anybody Killa
As I Lay Dying
Atreyu x2
The Audition
Avenged Sevenfold x2
Bachman and Cummings x2
Bad Acid Trip
The Barenaked Ladies
Billy Talent
Blue Rodeo x2
Bob Dylan
The Bottom Line
The Bouncing Souls
Brassmunk
Bruce Cockburn
Bryan Adams
Bullets and Octane
Bury Your Dead
Cake
Cheap Trick
Clarknova
Closet Monster
Comfortably Numb: Canada's Pink Floyd Show
Crosby, Stills, Nash and Young
Dead Celebrity Status
Deadsy
Death From Above 1979
Deep Purple
Default
The Deftones x2
De La Soul
Dir En Grey
Disturbed
The Dropkick Murphys
DMC
DobaCaracol (featuring K'Naan)
The Edgar Winters Band
Fieldy's Dreams
Flyleaf
Foghat
The Foo Fighters
The Guess Who
Gob
Goldfinger x4
Gordon Lightfoot
Great Big Sea
Green Day
Have Love Will Travel
Hatebreed
Helix
Hoobastank
Incubus
The Insane Clown Posse
The Isely Brothers
Jann Arden
Jet
Justin Timberlake (at a festival..blech)
Jimmy Eat World
Killswitch Engage
koRn x4
Lacuna Coil
Les Trois Accords
Limpbizkit x2
Linkin Park x2
lostprophets
Mack 10
The Mars Volta
Marz
Matchbook Romance
Mest
Millencolin
Motley Crue
Mudvayne x2
MXPX
My Chemical Romance x2
Nine Inch Nails
Not By Choice x2
The Offspring
Our Lady Peace x2
Out of Your Mouth
Porcelain Youth
P.O.D.
The Pretenders
Protest the Hero
Queens of the Stone Age
The Red West
Rush
The Salads x2
Sam Roberts
Serena Ryder
Senses Fail
Sevendust
Silverchair
Simple Plan x2
Slipknot x2
Sparta
Stone Sour
Story of the Year x3
Strung Out
Sugarcult
Summerhero
System of a Down x2
theSTART
The Tea Party
Tenacious D
Tiger Army
The Tragically Hip
The Transplants
The Trans-Siberian Orchestra
Thrice
Tom Cochrane
Trust Co.
Unearth x3
The Who
Yellowcard
Neil Young

nazz

It's interesting to me how Neil Young makes his way into people's lists with such different tastes. He's got a fairly unique ability to cross over that way I think.

tofu

I'm sure that I'm missing a few. Also going to see Louis XIV on Wednesday.

Morrissey
Garbage (x3)
Death Cab for Cutie
We Are Scientists
The Cardigans
The Stars
Kaiser Chiefs
Sigur Ros
Kanye West
Octopus Project
Aceyalone
Digable Planets
Phoenix
The Bravery
New Order
Bloc Party
Jimmy Eat World
Depeche Mode
R.E.M.
The The
Nine Black Alps
Stabbing Westward
No Doubt
Lush
Calexico
Iron & Wine
Daft Punk
Chris Isaak
The Editors
Local H
Red Hot Chili Peppers
Interpol
The Dears
Keane
KT Tunstall
The Verve
Luscious Jackson
Tool
Rammstein
Sonic Youth
Soulwax
The Tears

Turd Ferguson

When did you see Joni? Was it during her jazzy 70's period?

The Bus

Only 15?

Big Dave

Green Day (Jimmy Eat World as the opening act)

That's it.