If you could score front row tickets to any show, who would you go see?
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December 13th, 2009
Concert, play, opera, etc… what performance would you see if you were able to get front row tickets??
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Could they be dead?
If so, The Doors.
Obama vs Bush. 12 rounds.
Any show??? ELVIS if not then Pink Floyd without a doubt—heard Led Zepplin is on tour with The Who, thats gotta rock bigtime
Wicked, Phantom, Les Miz, Next to Normal (all Broadway or West End shows)
Queens of the Stone Age. Hands down.
Steve Jobs’ Apple Keynote!
I’ve been a U2 fan for many years, so to go see them would be pretty cool.
Music – Brand New & Thrice
Comedian – Jim Gaffigan or Daniel Tosh
I would also love to see a symphony.
Live: Keith Urban
Dead: Roy Orbison, Tammy Wynette and Waylon Jennings
I think it is interesting that there are no Madonna or Britney Spears answers.
Dave Matthews + Tim Reynolds
The worlds greatest group ever…............CHICAGO.
Dane Cook. And I hope there’s room under my seat to stash the kidnapping gear so I can abduct him after the show.
Beyond that, I’ve always wanted to see Phantom of the Opera. I can’t think of any bands I’d go crazy over, but for nostalgic reasons I’d love to have front row seats to a Bon Jovi concert. First concert I ever went to with my friends and my mom was Bon Jovi, way back when I was 13. I had such a crush on Richie Sambora!
@Qwertymuffin411 I saw Wicked last year, and it was fantastic!!
Probably Ween (again).
Or Beck, Peter Thomas, Primus…
@jenandcolin . . . We were seven rows back for Primus when they were touring with Lollapalooza after releasing Pork Soda. Phenomenal!
Pink Floyd….then there are the ones I will never get a chance to see…Stevie Ray Vaughn:( Howlin’Wolf :( Pavorotti:((
and alot more.
Michael Buble for my wife for our anniversary in NYC. He does a great show… and she is the love if my life!
I’d borrow the TARDIS and be at the Ed Sullivan Theater on 9 February 1964.
I’d then go to see the premiere performance of Stravinsky’s Rite of Spring.
From now, tonight I’d see the current revival of Cat on a Hot Tin Roof at BAM, which has been sold out for months, and then I’d be on my way to Perth, Western Australia to see Animal Collective this coming Thursday.
@jeffgoldblumsprivatefacilities I just saw Brand New, but with Glassjaw. My very favorite band :)
If we are allowed to pick dead people, I choose Jeff Buckley.
If it’s got to be a current band, either Semi Precious Weapons or City and Colour.
@john65pennington….....CHICAGO.
I’m hoping it’s the original line up with Kath and Cetera
Rufus Wainwright.
I was once lucky enough to score front row center tickets for a show. Naked Boys Singing!. It was effing awesome.
The PEARL JAM and BEN HARPER tour.
@MacBean – I saw that tour a few years back with Rufus Wainwright and Ben Folds. Rufus is il divo!
I’d go to a concert and I’d like to see Linkin Park.
Billy Joel and Elton John. I currently have tickets to a show in Buffalo, NY (not front row, alas), but they’ve postponed it THREE times already!
@Dr_Dredd Yeah I heard EJ was having health issues and canceling a lot of shows!
The Leningrad Kirov Ballet. A total fan here.
If it doesn’t have to be current “Greatfull Dawg”
@Mandomike G Dawg was IMO where Gerry really seemed at home pickin good ol blue grass and Grisman was a standout Mandolinist…just a toe tappin good time!
@Cruiser & @Mandomike . . . I submit The Jerry Garcia Band as a bluegrassier alternative to the already fantastic Greatful Dawg.
check out The Pizza Tapes there are some amazing covers on there as well as some retooled originals.
@Blondesjon Heck just add the Greatful Dead and make it a Jerry trifecta! Throw in some Merry Pranksters and a little electric Kool Aide and we could even bring back Jerry!!
@Dr_Dredd I also have tix for that show, I have a feeling we won’t be seeing it anytime soon, if ever.
I’ve had front row tickets to them before but Oasis
Also any combination of Ryan Adams, Elliot Smith, Jeff Buckley, or Waylon Jennings.
If you could bring them all back (the ones who have past), Pink Floyd and Queen. Realistically speaking, The Stones, Muse, and toss in Eddie Vedder and the boys..
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