Pink Floyd

Queen

Heart

Went to see Eric Clapton, he had Zz top and joe cocker as guests, bonus,

Bob Dylan and The Hawks in 1966. Never much of a Dylan fan but The Hawks were incredible. They became The Band.

Kiss was so awesome but the band opening for them was WASP and they rocked hard as well.

Slim Dusty, Silverchair, Jimmy Barnes and the Wiggles. All in one night... it was a Scout Jamboree. 🤷‍♂

Sabaton, it was a great show

Eagles

The Who.

Earth, Wind & Fire—tied with
Kool & The Gang
It was a great concert.

The Eagles

Pink Floyd in 77
ZZ Top 78
But lately a couple years ago were All Them Witch's and CLUTCH

Metallica, Korn opening.

Surprisingly it wasn’t Led Zeppelin in 77. Two provocative and intense concerts were BOC with Montrose opening in 76. This was the “Agents of Fortune” tour and then there was Iggy Pop with Joan Jett and the Blackhearts opening on their first US tour back in Summer 81.

The who, Phil collins, the rolling stones, Chicago, Trans Siberia orchestra, Paul McCartney, the beach Boys, tom petty, the blues brothers, dan fogelberg, sheryl crow and many others. None of the concerts were bad.

Trans siberian orchestra, followed by Joe Satriani

Rush, Exit Stage Left, Pink Floyd The Wall in the 80's.

But the best was my very first concert, Ozzy Osbourne, Blizzard of Oz. When Randy Rhoads was still alive. A tiny 10,000 seat venue, Swing Auditorium, Orange showgrounds. I could not hear for a week. Thought it was permanent. Summer of 10th grade. Ticket cost. 8 dollars 75 cents.

The group that played at the Grand Ball.

The Rolling Stones

I've seen Pink Floyd, Paul Simon, Springsteen, & Dylan.

But I think I was moved the most by the Grateful Dead.

Josh Groban. Barry Manilow put on a good show back in the day, Diana Ross was disappointing, White Snake was fairly good, along with some of the other old-timers years ago!

KISS tbh

Iron Maiden, Genesis, Black Sabbath Status Quo

Dobbie Brothers

Bone thugz n harmony

Chtissie Hynde and the Pretenders

I've only seen one - Crowbar. One "well known" that is.

If I remember correctly, King Biscuit Boy made a guest appearance with them that night.

The Rolling Stones

Grand Funk Railroad
Allman Brothers

this one...hands down,,,metallica in '86

The Tony Levin Band, 20 years ago, at a small venue in Germany.
Tony Levin: bass guitar, chapman stick
Jerry Marotta: drums;
Larry Fast: synthesizer;
Pete Levin: keyboards;
Jessy Gress: guitars.
These guys are musician's musicians. Most of them played in Peter Gabriel's early solo band.
🎼🎶

I've been to hundreds of gigs over the years and although he's not my favourite artist, the best gig overall was probably Bryan Adams

Maybe............the Eagles. I've seen 40 of them so far.

Styx.

Van Halen 1984 Tour

Zack Brown

The Corrs

Dan Fogelberg

Fleetwood Mac.

Offspring.
Living end
Weird Al

I've seen so many bands, orchestras etc over the years difficult to answer.

But two always stand out.

Led Zeppelin way Knebworth in 1979.
And
Rush on the Clockwork Angels tour.

The one that doesn't exist! 🤷🏻‍♂

I've yet to see any band live.

The Cure. Disintegration tour.

Rammstein because fire.

I can't recall. But I can recall having the most fun seeing the Lords of Acid. They were so nice in person 😍🥰 It was worth the 7 years I waited.

Dave Matthews Band was awesome live too!

I know it sounds weird but the Trans-Siberian Orchestra. Hands down

Too many to pick - all excellent in different ways.

Tears For Fears.

Deftones