[rockadanny]

Just a few of the more memorable concerts I experienced:

Jimi Hendrix Experience - 1968 Cobo Hall - Detroit
Rolling Stones - 1969 Olympia Stadium - Detroit
The Doors - 1970 Cobo Hall - Detroit
The Band - 1971 Eastown Theater - Detroit
The Who - 1971 Eastown Theater - Detroit
Led Zeppelin - 1975 Olympia Stadium - Detroit
The Stooges - 1969 Grande Ballroom - Detroit
Muddy Waters - 1978 Centerline MI
Cream - 1967 Grande Ballroom - Detroit
Faces - 1974 Cobo Hall - Detroit
Bob Marley  1979 - Cobo Hall - Detroit
MC5 - 1968 Grande Ballroom Detroit

What...no Pine Knob 

What? No Masonic Temple? Or Windsor Ice Arena or local ice arenas?

[raelman]

Some of my "best remembered ones"

Bob Dylan
Santana
Maná
Marillion
Genesis
Phil Collins
Roger Waters
Peter Gabriel
Steve Hackett
The Neal Morse Band
King Crimson
Yes
U2

[Stuartk]

My "best" would be (in no particular order):

Oregon
SRV 
Dave Holland Quintet
Richard Thompson
Los Lobos
Bonnie Raitt
'77 G. Dead

[Lagavulin16]

Van Halen X4
Ozzy X 10
Rob Zombie X4
Yeah Yeah Yeahs X4
The Dead South X4
Velvet Revolver X 2
Aerosmith X4
George Thorogood X 6
Clapton X 4
ZZ top X 4
Butthole Surfers
The Melvins
Sourdough Slim X 10

And 20+ more i was to fried to remember 

[smargo]

its funny i remember all the concerts i attended - but not so much other things

in no particular order and just some memorable ones

fleetwood mac and the allman brothers - spectrum in philly
santana and mandrill - hollywood sportatorium - hollywood, fla
david bowie's 1st appearance in the u.s.a. at pirates world in north miami beach
grateful dead - jersey city
delaney and bonnie and procol harum - miami jai lai fronton
alice cooper - miami fronton
its a beautiful day and bozz scaggs - university of miami (field)
mahavishnu orchestra - the patio at the university of miami's swimming pool

[Charles Xavier]

Yes
Allman Brothers
Molly Hatchet
Styx
Plant and Page
Robert Plant
Grateful Dead
Moody Blues
The Who
The Kinks
Beach Boys
The Police
The Good Rats
Kenny G
Train and Google Dolls
Pink Floyd

[Stuartk]

Freddie King
Elvin Bishop
G. Dead '73
Steve Stills
BB King
Otis Rush
Albert Collins
Son Seals
Buddy Guy and Junior Wells
Phillip Walker
Jesse Colin Young
Santana
Joni Mitchell
Pat Metheny
Paul Winter
Les McCann
RTF
Jean Luc Ponty
Bonnie Raitt
Stanley Clarke
Keith Jarrett
Taj Mahal
Brian Auger
Emmy Lou Harris
Oregon
Leo Kotke
Vasant Rai
G. Dead '74
G. Dead '77
Toshiko Akioshi-Lew Tabackin Big Band
David Murray
Sonny Rollins
Jerry Garcia Band
Hot Tuna
Jorma solo
Los Lobos
Little Feat (post Lowell)
Blues Traveler
John Hammond
SRV
Allmans
Arlo Guthrie
Dave Lindley
Robben Ford
Robert Cray
Derek Trucks
John Hiatt
Dave Holland Big Band
Dave Holland Quintet
Gateway
McCoy Tyner
Cedar Walton
Bobby Watson
Billy Harper
Kenny Werner
Ravi Shankar
Ali Akbar Khan
Bill Evans (the piano player)
Rodney Crowell
The Band (post R. Roberston)

[Stuartk]

@tbheels:

I saw R. Buchanan but it was not good-- late 80's/early 90's in Portland, Maine. He had some weird-ass mutant tele with a Jackson-style headstock and a very poor backing band. It was depressing.
On the other hand, I saw SRV at the same venue on his "In Step" tour and that was just phenomenal-- one of the best shows I ever attended.

[Mariusz Uszynski]

Aerosmith
Amon Amarth
Arch Enemy
Black Sabbath
Children Of Bodom
Cradle Of Filth
Dark Tranquillity
Dimmu Borgir
Dio
Gamma Ray
Halford
Heaven & Hell
Helloween
Hypocrisy
Immortal
In Flames
Insomnium
Iron Maiden
John Porter
Judas Priest
Kiss
Manowar
Metallica
Motorhead
Nevermore
Opeth
Overkill
Ozzy Osbourne
Primal Fear
Running Wild
Saxon
Scorpions
Soilwork
Tangerine Dream
Tina Turner
Turbo
Van Halen
Whitesnake

Unfortunately, working three shifts made that list lot shorter.
The biggest regret; Not seeing RUSH.

[CapnCrunch]

The last 5 years or so:
-Sade w/ John Legend
-Van Morrison
-The Allman Bros. w/ Phish
-Robert Cray
-Santana w/ Stevie Winwood
-Dr. John

[CapnCrunch]

Freddie King
Elvin Bishop
G. Dead '73
Steve Stills
BB King
Otis Rush
Albert Collins
Son Seals
Buddy Guy and Junior Wells
Phillip Walker
Jesse Colin Young
Santana
Joni Mitchell
Pat Metheny
Paul Winter
Les McCann
RTF
Jean Luc Ponty
Bonnie Raitt
Stanley Clarke
Keith Jarrett
Taj Mahal
Brian Auger
Emmy Lou Harris
Oregon
Leo Kotke
Vasant Rai
G. Dead '74
G. Dead '77
Toshiko Akioshi-Lew Tabackin Big Band
David Murray
Sonny Rollins
Jerry Garcia Band
Hot Tuna
Jorma solo
Los Lobos
Little Feat (post Lowell)
Blues Traveler
John Hammond
SRV
Allmans
Arlo Guthrie
Dave Lindley
Robben Ford
Robert Cray
Derek Trucks
John Hiatt
Dave Holland Big Band
Dave Holland Quintet
Gateway
McCoy Tyner
Cedar Walton
Bobby Watson
Billy Harper
Kenny Werner
Ravi Shankar
Ali Akbar Khan
Bill Evans (the piano player)
Rodney Crowell
The Band (post R. Roberston)

All of this is right up my alley.

[Scroof Neachy]

Van Halen X4
Ozzy X 10
Rob Zombie X4
Yeah Yeah Yeahs X4
The Dead South X4
Velvet Revolver X 2
Aerosmith X4
George Thorogood X 6
Clapton X 4
ZZ top X 4
Butthole Surfers
The Melvins
Sourdough Slim X 10

And 20+ more i was to fried to remember

Butthole Surfers? Cool!

[dunkie]

Little Richard at Gröna Lund, Stockholm, 1969 or 1970. 

Gröna Lund is infamous for being the only concert venue (far as I know) that cut the juice  when The Beatles were playing.  The kids wanted to ride the merry-go-round and there was not enough juice for both that and The Beatles at the same time. 

[mhconley]

Boston on March 16, 1977
Emerson, Lake and Palmer
UFO/Blue Oyster Cult
Def Leppard
Cheap Trick
Berlin
Concrete Blonde
Midnight Oil
Smithereens/UB40
B52s
The Cure
Bonham/The Cult
Scorpions
Queensryche
Soundgarden/Guns N' Roses
Metallica
Skid Row
Metallica & Guns N' Roses
Pearl Jam
Peter Gabriel
Indigo Girls
Shawn Colvin
Halestorm & Evanescence on December 6, 2021

[fridays]

I can remember my last show, a few weeks ago Charlie Crocket

[AllanS]

Some of the more memorable ones…
Molly Hatchet
Elton John
U2
Rush
Alan Parsons
Journey
Styx
Queen
Doobie Brothers
Scorpions
Def Leppard

[whell]

So many concerts, so little space.   

Heart
Moody Blues (2X)
J Geils Band
America
The Monkeys
The Grass Roots
Crosby Stills and Nash
The Byrds (minus Crosby)
Elton John
The Doobie Brothers
Firefall
Paul McCartney and Wings
Journey
Pat Benetar
Neil Diamond
Charlie Daniels
Huey Lewis and the News
Styx
ZZ Top
Chicago
Kansas
Jefferson Starship

....and probably a few more I can't recall.

[VinceT]

Just a few of the more memorable concerts I experienced:

Jimi Hendrix Experience - 1968 Cobo Hall - Detroit
Rolling Stones - 1969 Olympia Stadium - Detroit
The Doors - 1970 Cobo Hall - Detroit
The Band - 1971 Eastown Theater - Detroit
The Who - 1971 Eastown Theater - Detroit
Led Zeppelin - 1975 Olympia Stadium - Detroit
The Stooges - 1969 Grande Ballroom - Detroit
Muddy Waters - 1978 Centerline MI
Cream - 1967 Grande Ballroom - Detroit
Faces - 1974 Cobo Hall - Detroit
Bob Marley  1979 - Cobo Hall - Detroit
MC5 - 1968 Grande Ballroom Detroit

What...no Pine Knob 

What? No Masonic Temple? Or Windsor Ice Arena or local ice arenas?

What...no Harpos?   

[aragon63]

     Steely Dan
    Jeff Beck
    Pat Metheny
    John Patitucci
     Chick Corea
     Lee Ritenour
     Al Di Meola
     Peter White
    Yellowjackets
     Victor Wooten
     Brian Culbertson
     Diana Krall
     Richard Bona
     Jane Monheit
     Santana
     Pink Floyd
     Sting / Peter Gabriel

[Mudslide]

So many concerts, so little space.   

.........

Jefferson Starship

....and probably a few more I can't recall.

Whell, which version of the Starship did you see?  How were they in concert?  Grace loaded?  They were my second favorite band (Eagles #1) and I never got to hear them.

Mud