RiverBend, I believe 1987, Metallica opened up for Ozzy.

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Chase 1974.

The Hooters opened for Loverboy at the Cincinnati Gardens. Mid 1980's.

Hugh Cregg and the News was my first.

Hugh Cregg and the News was my first.

 

:lol2:

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1966, New Christy Minstrels, Morehead Homecoming. One of my first dates with a varsity cheerleader, homecoming court member and now Mrs. Oldercoach for 51 years. Married me for my looks.

6th grade concert band at WHS circa 2001.

 

Vanilla Ice had a free concert on the levee which was my first as a spectator.

 

First one I paid for was Kendrick Lamar/TDE and Big Sean opening for Wiz Khalifa at PNC Pavilion.

 

Never have been a big concert-goer.

Pink Floyd, 1977, Cleveland Stadium

My brother took me to see Motley Crue when I was 16. This was the concert where Tommy Lee wore chaps and bottomless pants and his drum set was on a platform where it flipped upside down and came out over the crowd while he played.

Jefferson Starship. Rupp Arena. 1977. Last of the Balin-Slick-Kantner combo.

 

Pablo Cruise opened.

1970 or '71, Devou Park Concert Bowl with lots of local and regional bands. First one I paid for a ticket I think was Pink Floyd '72 Cincinnati Music Hall.

Tim McGraw & Faith Hill Soul II Soul tour at USBank.

Cinderella and AC\DC at Rupp Arena in 1987 or 1988

Riverfront Coliseum - June 21, 1981

 

I was 17 years old and my parents were freaked out about letting me attend a concert since The Who concert tragedy had happened shortly before this.

 

Ted Nugent

Blackfoot

Krokus

 

Ted Nugent’s - “Intensity in 10 Cities” tour. (Clever wording)

 

I still have the concert ticket, and every concert ticket from every one of the hundreds of shows I have attended since.

I have probably been to 500 concerts. Unfortunately, my first one was Boyz II Men.