Your first concert

[Hipsy_Gypsy]

It was Denis Locorriere at the Waterfront Hall, Belfast for me, haha.


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[FamoFunk]

Slipknot Slayer concert when I was 12, skipped school to go, but when the next day hurting... a lot.

 

[godevit]

My first concert was a year and a half ago , I flew to Prague to see Pavement in their reunion tour. It was great and I saw Prague as well which is a beautiful city.

 

[Kenjitsuka]

Rammstein live, like... 12 years or so ago.
Then Rammstein again, then Nightwish and then more Rammstein!

And next year.... Rammstein part IV! Already got those tickets hanging around.
And am gonna go see Feuerengel next month because my mom is too scared of crowds to see Rammstein.

 

[Hlain]

First actual concert: Mora Träsk, a swedish duo making children's songs, at some park when I was 5.
First concert that I count as first: Flogging Molly, this spring.

 

[catalyst8]

The Meteors [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=11c8gtxU37c&feature=related] in '88 at the Majestic in Reading. Remember, only the meteors are pure psychobilly.

 

[lolmynamewastaken]

my first phat off one was flogging molly, where the crowd Sucked for the two support acts and then when nuts when flogging molly actually came on.. i was in the middle of the crowd for like the whole time and some how, its been like the only concert i've come back from with hearing and not bleeding... you could take that as it being the most successful concert as well, but whatever.

 

[Ingwer-Orang]

Back in 2008,Death Metal Night with,Septic Flesh,Devian,Inactive Messiah,Cripper and fucking Vader.I was devastated.

 

[thisisnotsparta]

My first "real" concert was Gordon Lightfoot last year. My first concert was Immortal Extinction, a local death metal band, I saw them play 3 times before they split up.

 

[Robert Sanders]

I think it was the first year of Ozzfest. I was at the front stage chatting up this girl. I was going to get this girls number when Snot, the opening act, proceeded to cock block me with their first number, which introduced me to the wonderful world of mosh pits. The girl was tackled from the side like an NFL player and I never saw her again, I was just happy to be alive!

 

[LightspeedJack]

Lostprophets with Aiden and Taking Back Sunday when I was about 13.

 

[0mn1p0t3ntg6y]

Warped tour 2011, one the greatest things I have ever been to. Definitely going again.

 

[.No.]

I'm going to be seeing a deadmau5 concert next month, and that'll be my first. If the Rescue Me comedy tour doesn't count.

 

[J3st3rtrance]

About 4 years ago now, my first concert was Panic! At the Disco.

Ah, me too! They put on quite a live show.

 

[Fiad]

Few years ago at a state fair. Was Crossfade playing and went with my sister. Wasn't the biggest thing, but was fun.

 

[Noctius]

2008 Video games Live...
best...concert...EVER

 

[universaltraveller]

My first concert was at the start of this year

Tim Minchin VS The West Australian Symphony Orchestra

It was awesome

WHAT! You Lucky, Lucky, Bastard! Can I have your memories, I wish I heard about this, and lived in The Land Of Oz...

OT: Mine was The Darkness, if anyone remembers that band ('I believe in a thing called love, Just listen to the rhythm of my heart...) you know! I was in the front, part of 'The Crush'. I was lucky to have the singers ass in my face during the encore. Awesome.

 

[universaltraveller]

My first concert was awesome. Bowling for soup, bloodhound gang, army of freshmen and Zebrahead!

Bowling For Soup, what a band... They were about the 3rd gig I went to, and had too much fun... Partied with them after.

 

[Tiger Sora]

3-4 years back. April Wine and David Wilcox at the Fergus Truck Show in Ontario. Both were amazing. Got to see David again the next year. Long live rock n roll for she shall never die.

 

[Valkraye]

My first concert was the Silverchair/Powderfinger "Across the Great Divide Tour" when I was, oh, 14. My first actual gig that I thoroughly enjoyed and really mosh'd to was The Amity Affliction at the Roundhouse at UNSW a couple years back. Man, that was a great show.

After that, plenty of similar shows from small halls and stages to massive concerts and gigs.