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The concert was fabulous! This was another stop on Elton John's Yellow Brick Road Farewell Tour. Elton and his band played a number of old and new songs performed during Elton's career. Dennis and I decided to dress up for this concert to say our final goodbyes. |
This concert was awesome! We enjoyed seeing Elton John during his Million Dollar Piano concert. The stage set was very colorful and a great set of videos behind the band. The venue is really good and is also used by the likes of Celine Deon. |
This concert was great. Dennis and I sat second roll, center for this show and it was a lot of fun. Cassadee Pope made her first appearance on the Grand Ole Opry stage. Big & Rich made surprise appearance with headliner Darius Rucker. The lineup included: Chris Jensen, Ronda Vincent, Thomas Rheit, Jim Ed Brown, Jimmy Fortune, Cassadee Pope and Daruis Rucker. |
This concert was awesome. The music was great and the venue superb. We even managed to set a few seats away from Ricky Skaggs. The show was on the air internationally and we all got to be a part of the show. Dennis and I have seen Daly & Vincent before but not for a full concert. We recommend seeing this group if you have the opportunity. |
This show was a lot of fun. A lot of old timers dominated this evening of country music. This was our last time at the Opre before heading home after a nice two week trip in the South. The concert line-up included: Jeannie Seely, Jimmy Wyane, Mike Snyder, Riders in the Sky, Jimmy C. Newman & Cajan Country, Tracy Lawrence, Bill Anderson, Bobby Osborne & The Rock Top X-press, Angie Johnson, Larry Gatlin & Steve Gatlin, Rebecca Lynn Harris and Mel Tillis. |
Dolly Parton gave a very good concert that lasted about 2 hours with an intermission. She once again struck a cord with the audience with her charming down to earch personality and good singing. |
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We saw a number of artists perform for the live radio telecast on 650 WSM Radio. Live WSM Radio shows at the Grand Ole Opry normally include artists that are considered new, current headliners and a legend. A typical show may include up to 12 performers. Our show included performances by Jim Ed Brown, Chuck Wicks, Jean Shepard, Eden's Edge, George Hamilton IV, Dailey & Vincent, Jimmy Dickens and Darryl Worley. We recommend if your visiting Nashville to attend one of the scheduled shows at the Grand Ole Opry. |
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Kristian Bush and Jennifer Nettles played to a full house at the Sleep Train Pavilion. They had two opening acts then they came on stage for a lively show. Hope you enjoy the pictures. |
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Elton John and Billy Joel rocked the house for 3 hours, 22 minutes before a sold out crowd with no intermission. This concert was better with improved vocals, sound and stage sets than the Face to Face Tour stop a few years ago. They started the show with Elton's "Your Song" to start the show and sang a few songs together. Elton performed first without Billy for a full set and then Billy Joel came on stage. Fantastic show and they really got into it hammering out their best hits. Sir Elton John and Billy Joel reunited for an extensive “Face 2 Face” tour which is continuing what is being described as the most successful and longest-running concert pairing in pop history. Joel and John first launched their Face 2 Face tour during the 1994-95 season. The piano rockers later revived the show in 2001 with dates booked through 2003's sold-out 24-date trek. |
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This was one great country music concert at AT&T Park in San Francisco. There was approximately 35,000 fans in attendance to enjoy 7 hours of music entertainment. The staging was compared to that of the Rolling Stones and U2 according to one newspaper article about the concert. The entertainers included headliner Kenny Chesney and before him appeared Brooks & Dunn, LeAnn Rimes, Luke Bryan. There were some surprise guests to appear in stage including Steve Miller and Sammy Hagar. |
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Dennis and I took in one fun show that kept everyone in attendance dancing on their feet. K.C. & the Sunshine Band took the stage and shared it off and on with Sister Sledge, Tavares and Gloria Gaynor during the 2 1/2 hour concert at the Sleep Train Pavilion in Concord, CA. - Dave McGrath-Wagner |
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The private concert is given for employees of Pacific Bell. The Beach Boys played all their big hits for the small crowd. A great time at the outdoor concert.
- Dave McGrath-Wagner |
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The Judds performed their big hits under the stars and it was great to mother Judd on stage. |
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This was one heck of a concert. Travis Tritt was on stage for a solid 2 1/2 hours of entertainment. He went through a high spirited show performing all his major hits in his career. |
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This was one fantastic show at Radio City Hall in New York City. Dennis, his sister Denise and I attended the taping of Fashion Rocks which featured Christina Aguilera, Beyoncé, Bon Jovi, The Black Eyed Peas, Jamie Foxx, Jay-Z, Elton John, Tim McGraw and Faith Hill, The Pussycat Dolls, Rihanna, Scissor Sisters, Kanye West and other top recording artists. The taping started at 8 pm and ended approximately 3 1/2 hours later. I was lucky along with many to be able to take pictures of the performances and I hope you enjoy them. |
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