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Best Live Performances/Concerts (merged)

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Traffic and the Richard Thompson Band (who opened the show).

It was one day removed from Steve Winwood's birthday - which made it mine.
Thompson did great warming up the crowd, a true talent on the 6-string. Friend of the crowd I attended with was part of the facility management team, so we got a little extra access, front-row seating and the like. The Traffic roadies were very generous with party favors and the band rocked all night playing over a 3 and a half hour set.
 
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I'd say the best concert I ever went to was actually 3 days at Alpine Valley seeing the Grateful Dead in 1989. I also had a great time at the Allman Bros in .... 95 I think it was. I must admit, I'm not a Poison fan, but on a buddy of mine's urging, I went to Posion a few years back and was pleasantly surprised. Still not a fan, but I can respect em more now than before.

"The Dead" at Deer Creek in 03 was kick ass as well.... Hmmm... Yeah, I guess I'll stick with Alpine 89... Really, I can't say I've ever been to a bad concert. I suppose the Grateful Dead at Philly (also 89) kinda sucked.. but that was because Philly sucks and not because of the band.
 
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1. Country Concert '05 (Tim McGraw, Brad Paisley, Gary Allan, Brooks & Dunn, Cross Canadian Ragweed, Josh Turner, Josh Gracin, Joe Diffie, Billy Currington, Montgomery Gentry, Phil Vassar, Oak Ridge Boys, Sara Evans)

2. Long Beach Dub All-Stars ('01)

3. Willie Nelson (The Backyard '03)

4. Korn & Rob Zombie ('99)

5. Austin City Limits Music Festival '03 (Robert Earl Keen, Dwight Yoakam, Ben Harpr & the Innocent Criminals, Jack Johnson, R.E.M., O.A.R., Keller Williams, G. Love & Special Sauce, Steve Earle, Al Green, Nickel Creek, Pat Green, Robert Randolph & the Family Band, String Cheese Incident, Reckless Kelly, Cross Canadian Ragweed, Jack Ingram, Los Lobos)
 
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1. Monsters of Rock (Van Halen, Scorpions, Dokken, Metallica, Kingdom Come) RFK Stadium
2. Aerosmith/Guns and Roses at Merriweather Post Pavilion in Maryland
3. Metallica/Queensryche at The Ocean Center in Daytona
4. ZZ Top/Black Crowes at The Capital Center in Landover Maryland
5. Helmet/Sepultura/Ministry at Del Mar Fairgrounds in Cali.
 
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Bruce Springsteen and the Seeger Sessions Band - Boston 2006
I've never been a huge Springsteen fan, but this concert blew me away. Twenty amazing musicians on stage covering just about every music genre you can think of -- rock, folk, jazz, zydeco, big band, etc.

Indigo Girls and Norah Jones - Columbus, Valentine's Day 2002
This is a favorite for more sentimental than musical reasons. It was me and my fiance's first Valentine's Day together, and we both love the Indigo Girls (one of the things that brought us together :)). Norah Jones opened for IG, just when she was becoming popular. She stole the show. That was a great night.
 
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