A Band You've Seen In Concert But Wished You Hadn't

i've racked my brains and either lucky or low expectations. I remember feeling sleepy during Mike Oldfield at Festival Hall.

 

I know it's not me, but my wife saw whitney houston, she said she was fucking vile and awful!!

 

Nickelback at Hammersmith. I think it was the end of there European tour.
They got so drunk 4 or 5 songs in our whole group got up and left.

 

Two major disappointments for me , around 1979- early 1980s, brain a bit foggy at that period, anyway boring and totally stoned etc where Thin Lizzy and Santana.

 

Neil Diamond at Hampden, Glasgow. Paid for four tickets (£240) Arrived late and saw 40 minutes. Mooned by an old dear in her 60's. Watched the disabled section dancing in their wheelchairs. Atmosphere was electric.....

 

post of the day ^

 

Tigers of pantang,1981,they were a support group to rainbow I think...didn't get much support tho

 

Bros

 

I went to see him at Wembley, Empire Pool, fell asleep, went home at half time...

 

Not a concert of theirs, but I once had the displeasure of seeing Vengaboys perform.

 

Phil Collins at Bham NEC. Bland and pointless and no soul or emotion at all.

 

I got dragged down to Cardiff by my wife and her friends to see Madonna.

Madonna is a tiny, weeny, screechy woman, barely more than half an inch tall, seen from the other end of a stadium

 

Florence & The Machine at the NEC Birmingham about 18 months ago. They seemed to have very little idea how to construct a show that would grab and keep the audiences attention and she waffled on about toxic masculinity instead. Made me want to....insert toxic masculine comment here....
Shame as I had been looking forward to the show.

 

It was a free ticket but still not worth the money. They left the stage for about 15 minutes at one point and just left the gear twanging away to itself.
A large majority of the audience wore corduroy jackets with elbow patches...

 

I saw Status Quo perform at the Silverstone Classic 2 years ago, shortly before Rick Parfitt sadly passed away. It was not good and with hindsight, Rick was seriously ill and should not have been performing. Wasn’t helped by a significant obnoxious element in the audience who clearly couldn’t hold their alcohol. Andy

 

Bronski Beat at the German MotoGP Sachenring back in 2004.

Actually quite good but wrong audience.

 

Bronski Beat never did 'soft rock' or 'Techno', would never work in Germany

 

That’s what we thought but it was sunny and the beer was cheap back then !

 

and on the flip side of that... one of the very best gigs , and I went every week to at least 1 or 2 gigs then was The Quo in 1979-1980 at Hammersmith Odeon. Balcony bouncing like mad from beginning to end, played accurately and ferociously. In fact it does amaze me how a tight 3-4 piece band can be so awesome in sound ie Quo, ZZ Top, The Who, Wishbone Ash Motörhead sometimes!! Etc