What is the most memorable concert that you had attended so far?

Where to start? I have ticket stubs from James Brown in the 200-seat Y-Court building at college (UNC): $2.00--1965??

First concert, PP&M, 1962, Norfolk Auditorium, I think.

Next was either the Rolling Stones or Ray Charles--got to look at the stubs to see which was first as I saw them both--at the Dome in VA Beach. No longer there--sat about 400 people--1963.

Beatles at DC Stadium (now JFK, I think) 8/15/1966, and they sounded EXACTLY like they did on record that night.

Linda Ronstadt, Yes, Allman Brothers, plus more I can’t remember at the wonderful famous SPORTATORIUM in Hollywood, FL, in the 1970’s.
Anyone who was ever there has a memory of the place...it was a great concert venue at the time and like many others I saw numerous shows there. Gotta check my ticket stubs to see all of them

Most memorable?

Tampa Stadium, July 4, 1976.

Loggins and Mesina, last tour, Fleetwood Mac (Rumors) and The Eagles (Hotel California)

NEVER forget it...and I have been to many more since.

Cheers!

I would have to say Pink Floyds Dark Side of the Moon tour is my most memorable concert I have ever attended and it was one of the very first concerts I attended.

@ richopp

Wow, you had been  to live concerts of  Rolling Stones, Beatles, Linda Ronstadt and Eagles.

I am envious of your experience.

Now I have no choice other than listening through my audio system.

boxer12,

Congrats to your daughter!

And to you, too. You must have had some influence but the glory is still hers.

First place: Captain Beefheart and the Magic Band + It's A Beautiful Day at the (abandoned) Fox West Coast Theater in Long Beach, California, circa 1972.
Second place: The Mothers of Invention at the Phoenix Star Theater just after the release of "Freak Out" in Phoenix, Arizona, circa 1966.

Third place: Blodwyn Pig at the Splinter Brothers and Sisters Theater (actually, another abandoned venue in Phoenix), circa 1970.