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  1. Thanks to a wonderfull U2 friend, I Got tickets for Pearl Jam second date in Amsterdam . I can cry of hapiness. Seeing them 2 dates in a row.


    #overthemoon
  2. Added some dates in bold to my 2018 tourschedule & crossed some of the list

    Memphis Maniacs, Bibelot, Dordrecht 16th february
    Andy Burrows, Sugar Factory, Amsterdam 2nd march
    Editors, Nationaal Militair Museum, Soest 9th march
    Bløf, Ziggo Dome, Amsterdam 10th march
    Editors, Sportpaleis, Antwerpen, 17th march
    Editors, Ziggo Dome Amsterdam, 27th march

    K's Choice, Amsterdamse bostheater, Amstelveen 6th may
    Zaz, Tivoli/Vredenburg, Utrecht, 4th june
    Roger Waters, Cologne, 11th june
    Pearl Jam, Ziggo Dome, Amsterdam, 12th june
    Greta van Fleet, Paradiso, Amsterdam 13th june
    Pinkpop Festival with Pearl Jam, Snow Patrol etc., 15th june
    Haim, Paradiso Amsterdam, 18th june
    Ed Sheeran, Werchter, 1st july
    Werchter Classic festival with Editors, The National etc., 14th july
    U2, AccorhotelsArena, Paris, 8th september
    U2, Ziggo Dome, Amsterdam, 7th october
    Bløf, Ahoy Rotterdam, 15th december

    This month I'm concert free. What am I going to do now
  3. Originally posted by dvschend:Added some dates in bold to my 2018 tourschedule & crossed some of the list

    Memphis Maniacs, Bibelot, Dordrecht 16th february
    Andy Burrows, Sugar Factory, Amsterdam 2nd march
    Editors, Nationaal Militair Museum, Soest 9th march
    Bløf, Ziggo Dome, Amsterdam 10th march
    Editors, Sportpaleis, Antwerpen, 17th march
    Editors, Ziggo Dome Amsterdam, 27th march

    K's Choice, Amsterdamse bostheater, Amstelveen 6th may
    Zaz, Tivoli/Vredenburg, Utrecht, 4th june
    Roger Waters, Cologne, 11th june
    Pearl Jam, Ziggo Dome, Amsterdam, 12th june
    Greta van Fleet, Paradiso, Amsterdam 13th june
    Pinkpop Festival with Pearl Jam, Snow Patrol etc., 15th june
    Haim, Paradiso Amsterdam, 18th june
    Ed Sheeran, Werchter, 1st july
    Werchter Classic festival with Editors, The National etc., 14th july
    U2, AccorhotelsArena, Paris, 8th september
    U2, Ziggo Dome, Amsterdam, 7th october
    Bløf, Ahoy Rotterdam, 15th december

    This month I'm concert free. What am I going to do now
    Form a band and play your first gig?
  5. De Kik, Markt Vlissingen , Bevrijdingsfestival
    Fedde Le Grand, Liberty Dance Stage , Spuikom Vlissingen Bevrijdingsfestival
    Jeangu Macrooy, Markt, Vlissingen, Bevrijdingsfestival
    Pearl Jam, Ziggo Dome, Amsterdam, 12th june
    Pearl Jam, Ziggo Dome, Amsterdam, 13th june
  6. pearl jam at Fenway 09/02/18
  7. Roger Waters tonight!!! Already wearing my DSOTM t-shirt
  8. Just saw the killers for the second time. Won't be going again. Absolute rubbish. Stale, poor song choices and the worst sound mixing I've ever seen at a show anywhere, club, arena, pub karaoke or stadium
  9. Originally posted by dylbagz:Just saw the killers for the second time. Won't be going again. Absolute rubbish. Stale, poor song choices and the worst sound mixing I've ever seen at a show anywhere, club, arena, pub karaoke or stadium
    That's interesting. I'm rather sure their live power has decreased without two of the founding members (although every fan I've spoken to that's seen them in this tour says they still rock), but your claim about the sound mix is shocking. First of all because it's not the band's fault, most probably their sound tech combined with the venue's acoustics. Were you seating or standing? Have you seen other shows at the same or equivalent spot?
  10. Originally posted by dylbagz:Just saw the killers for the second time. Won't be going again. Absolute rubbish. Stale, poor song choices and the worst sound mixing I've ever seen at a show anywhere, club, arena, pub karaoke or stadium
    Joshua Tree Tour 2017 at Twickenham was the worst I've experienced for sound. Expecting the same when I see Eminem there later this year.
  11. Originally posted by LikeASong:[..]
    That's interesting. I'm rather sure their live power has decreased without two of the founding members (although every fan I've spoken to that's seen them in this tour says they still rock), but your claim about the sound mix is shocking. First of all because it's not the band's fault, most probably their sound tech combined with the venue's acoustics. Were you seating or standing? Have you seen other shows at the same or equivalent spot?
    I saw them five years ago on the BB tour and they were great, 15 song festival setlist and it packed a punch. Seen about 20 other shows in the same arena and rough area and the sound has never been anything like it was. Drums were overpowering and the guitar was drowned out to the point of not hearing key riffs and solos, it was that bad.

    Biggest let down overall were the songs sadly. Opening with Mr gives a bit rush of energy at the start, but after that middle section of new songs that get next to no recognition from the crowd, plus giving the audience a 'special treat/surprise' of inviting the lead singer of a random support act to sing one of his own songs in the middle of the encore, well I've just never fucking seen anything like it before. Crowd didn't know a word and were literally shrugged their shoulders at each other cause they had no idea what was going on. Needed their biggest song to give it some life again but it was too little too late. More deep cuts rather than recycled, fairly uninspired hits would give it some energy too. But oh well
  12. Frank Turner, Pond, The Alarm, Simple Minds