Best gig/concert you have attended

Isle of Wight 1970- no contest!

I saw The Who perform Tommy at the Manchester University Students Union.

Oh I wish I had seen Queen, and David Bowie. Absolute legends...

I've not been to many gigs/concerts but Dr Hook at Wembley were brilliant and so entertaining and Alice Cooper way back when was an experience never to forget!

Michael Jackson’s Dangerous concert at Wembley stadium was wonderful. I remember crying all the way through it. Stunning.

Freddy Mercury Tribute, 1992, Wembley Stadium. David Bowie and Annie Lennox singing Under Pressure was my stand out.

Tom Jones Chester races about four years ago amazing! Frankie Valli few months ago Liverpool as good as ever.

I love gigs, have been to lots but my favourite ever was Bryan Ferry 1977 at DeMontfort Hall in Leicester. I wish I’d seen Oasis in their heyday.

It would have to be the first time I saw The Beatles at Hammersmith Odeon. I think The Yardbirds were the support act so we got Eric Clapton too!

I went to an antiapartheid concert at The Festival Hall in the late 60s. One of the acts couldn't appear (he'd just been jailed in America) and the substitute they brought on was Sammy Davis Jr. Absolutely incredible! My mum was so jealous!

I've been to quite a few. Among the best are Rolling Stones and the Who.

Probably the best was a free concert in Hyde Park with Pink Floyd

Micheal Jacksons Dangerous concerts I was there two nights it was amazing.

Casdon

I love gigs, have been to lots but my favourite ever was Bryan Ferry 1977 at DeMontfort Hall in Leicester. I wish I’d seen Oasis in their heyday.

I was there!!! It was brilliant.

Meatloaf at Warwick Castle! Paul Young in Nottingham one Christmas.

Live Aid has to be mine despite having seen my idol Eric Clapton more than 100 times.

I saw The Kinks The Fortunes & Screaming Lord Sutch at the Olympic Stadium in Berlin in 1965, brilliant.

Fleurpepper - I was at the Isle of Wight in 1970 too. I was only 17 and had to beg my parents to let me go. More recently, when younger son was at Manchester University we went to see Faithless twice. Another standout was when Peter Green (Fleetwood Mac) played in Oxford with John Mayall. Green had recently started appearing in public again after a breakdown. It was brilliant

The Rolling Stones at Hyde Park.

Ladyleftfieldflower, it was amazing - I was just 19. But there was quite a few of us, so not sure I remember you - about 550.000 lol

Rolling Stones, Wembley, 1990 (I think)
Queen (sadly, not with Freddie but they had the fantastic Paul Rodgers fronting them), Nottingham, a few years ago

Going back in time I saw Gene Vincent and Eddie Cochran together in Liverpool.Sadly Eddie was killed in a car crash not long afterwards. They were both magic.

I've been to so many. Beatles 5 times, no one will surpass them for me. Rolling Stones twice, Kinks, Tom Jones, Roy Orbison, many more
The best were Tony Bennett and Michael Buble.

There have been so many, it`s hard to pick just one, but the 3 Classical Spectaculars at the Royal Albert Hall were fantastic, wish I could have gone to them all.

Without a doubt Paul Simon on his farewell tour in Glasgow.
Also saw him with Sting in Glasgow, again an excellent night. Both within the last few years, can't remember exactly when.

1970 Pink Floyd Hyde Park

Grannybags

I've been to quite a few. Among the best are Rolling Stones and the Who.

Probably the best was a free concert in Hyde Park with Pink Floyd

I was at Hyde Park!

Another here for the Beatles at Hammersmith Odeon and also at a TV special called Around the Beatles (saw them close up there! Biggest thrill of my life).

I could never cope with large crowds like Wembley, but saw Tina Turner in the 1980s (1,500 seating so not too large).