Is anyone here still into live concerts these days?

@pvnasby -- That's awesome!  I was at that Ozric Tentacles show.  They were touring their "Arboresence" album at that show.  I've listened to them for years, a fantastic Prog/Psychedelic/Space Rock band.  That show was October 19th, 1994.  Leftover Salmon was October 20th.

Were you in town filming "Marriage, Pride & Madness" by chance?  I know that movie was in town at that time.  My good buddy was an employee of the NC School of the Arts in their Film School Department at that time.  He was in charge of purchasing all the equipment for the studios and screening rooms they were building as they expanded.  Had some GOOD times going in with him when the school was closed and playing around with the audio gear in the movie theaters!  There may or may not have been some "Alice In Wonderland" activities while Led Zep's "Song Remains The Same" blared on the big screen! 

When I grew up, the word “concert” was strictly for classical music. A Kiss “concert” was rather a headbanging party. 
 

I saw Bb king, Cher, Sting and other big names live. But yeah, still going regularly to the Dallas Symphony. Pinchas Zukerman gave me goose pumps in his 70s 😜😜

If I was still in the States then yes.

In the Seattle area we have an awesome venue at Chateau Ste. Michelle. They have a great sound system, and on a warm summer afternoon, with a picnic an a bottle of CSM wine, we've seen some great shows. Diana Krall, Jackson Browne, Paul Simon (last tour- his encore of The Boxer brought people to tears), Lyle Lovett puts on an awesome show. Gary Clark Jr. Was beyond words for both sound and lights, and his impromptu meet and greet afterwards (no charge, no handlers), spoke volumes. Farther north, we've recently seen a killer show with The Mavericks, and downtown Seattle has Jazz Alley and we've seen more great shows there than I can count. There's also the Triple Door where we've seen David Lindley (RIP) Sonny Landreth, and more. The Big Venues, we've been once in the last 10 years - to see the Rolling Stones. Stupid expensive, but I gotta say, they did not disappoint. 

I’ve gone to a few. I’m finding that even smaller bands are cranking their volume up to painful degrees. I saw Spoon and Alvvays and Spoon was almost unlistenable live whereas Alvvays was just on the edge of being so loud that you really couldn’t hear the songs. Actually, the best concert I’ve seen in a while was the Dandy Warhols in a relatively small space. The Dandys weren’t even headlining but played a very nice set that was tolerable loudness-wise.

So while I would like to go to more, it hasn’t really been a pleasant experience, even with bands that I really want to see.  BTW, these are smaller venues. My city doesn't have or get much in the way of bigger concerts other than casinos or classical music venues. The Casino venues don't really get artists I am interested in.