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Green Day - Bullet in a Bible Live @ Milton Keynes National Bowl June 18 & 19, 2005 - National Bowl Milton Keynes, Buckinghamshire UK *** Enjoy the full concert FREE @ (www.bit.ly/greendaybulletinabiblelive). *** "Green Day Melts Milton Keynes" by R. Dale Roth 2024-04-17 Imagine Woodstock dipped in gasoline and set ablaze – that's the raw energy that crackled through the massive crowd at Green Day's legendary "Bullet in a Bible" shows at Milton Keynes National Bowl in June 2005. The English summer, usually a mild affair, decided to crank the heat up to eleven, mirroring the band's fury on those sweltering nights. This wasn't just a concert; it was a baptism by fire, a punk rock communion that left an indelible mark on everyone who witnessed it. A giant middle finger to apathy, The "Bullet in a Bible" tour was a rock and roll riot aimed straight at the heart of American dissatisfaction. Green Day, fresh off the success of their concept album "American Idiot," used the stage as a soapbox, each song a punch in the gut against suburban boredom, political indifference, and the emptiness of the American Dream. Billie Joe wasn't just a frontman; he was a conductor, a punk rock Pied Piper whipping the crowd into a frenzy. During a mid-set number, he plucked a lucky audience member from the throng, pulling them onstage for a euphoric moment of shared glory. It was a fleeting yet powerful display of connection, a testament to the band's ability to forge a community within the chaos. As the sun dipped below the horizon, casting long shadows across the mosh pit, Green Day delivered a knockout punch with their closing numbers. The first, a melancholic anthem, resonated deeply with the crowd, a reflection of the bittersweet realities of life. The second, a bittersweet farewell tinged with optimism, sent the audience off on a hopeful note. The "Bullet in a Bible" shows weren't just concerts; they were experiences. The scorching heat only intensified the passion. The "Bullet in a Bible" performances capture a glimpse of that energy, but it's a mere echo of the raw, unbridled power that night. Green Day, at the peak of their youthful rage, proved that rock and roll could still be a revolution, a middle finger raised high against the status quo. Much like The Who's legendary performance or Bruce Springsteen's electrifying tour, this was a night etched in rock and roll history. It was a night when music, anger, and community collided in a glorious, unforgettable blaze. Song by Song: 1. American Idiot: The show exploded with the title track, a sonic bomb igniting the crowd. It was a blistering declaration of rebellion against the status quo, perfectly capturing the frustration and anger simmering in the sweltering heat. 2. Jesus of Suburbia: This sprawling epic became a communal howl. Armstrong's raw vocals resonated with the audience, their voices echoing his yearning for escape from the stifling boredom of suburbia. 3. Holiday: This classic became a sing-along laced with a new urgency. It wasn't just a wish for a vacation anymore; it was a desperate plea for a break from the disillusionment of everyday life. 4. Are We the Waiting?: A heavy question mark hung in the air as this song played. The crowd, united in their confusion, chanted along, searching for answers and a sense of purpose. 5. St. Jimmy: This became a punk rock therapy session. Armstrong's electrifying performance served as a catalyst for the crowd to unleash their inner demons and frustrations in a cathartic mosh pit frenzy. 6. Longview: This early Green Day track wasn't just a nostalgic sing-along. It was a reminder that even with the political fire of their newer material, the band hadn't forgotten their punk rock roots. This blast from the past felt charged with a new meaning, a call to action for a generation craving change. The raw energy of the song resonated with the crowd, reminding them of the band's rebellious spirit. 7. Hitchin' a Ride: Similar to "Longview," this early Green Day anthem wasn't just a chance for a crowd sing-along. It was a reminder of the band's punk rock foundation. While the political commentary of the newer songs took center stage, "Hitchin' a Ride" injected a dose of pure, unadulterated punk energy into the set. This blast from the past felt infused with a new purpose, a call to arms for a generation yearning for a different path. 8. Brain Stew: This Green Day fan favorite wasn't absent from the setlist, but it took on a new edge at Milton Keynes. The song's exploration of anxiety and paranoia resonated more deeply with the audience facing an uncertain future. The frenetic energy of the performance mirrored the anxieties of the time, creating a powerful connection between band and crowd. 9. Basket Case: Another Green Day staple, "Basket Case" wasn't just a sing-along at Milton Keynes. The song's exploration of mental health struggles resonated more deeply with the audience facing an uncertain future. The raw emotion in Armstrong's vocals and the frenetic energy of the music perfectly captured the anxieties of the time, creating a cathartic experience for the crowd. 10. King For A Day / Shout: Here, Billie Joe wasn't just a frontman; he was a conductor, pulling a lucky audience member onstage to share the spotlight. This moment of connection epitomized the band's ability to create a community within the chaos. The celebratory "Shout" that followed became a collective roar of defiance. 11. Wake Me Up When September Ends: This poignant song took on a new weight post-9/11. It became a collective sigh for lost innocence, a bittersweet reflection on a time before tragedy struck. 12. Minority: This became a battle cry. The crowd chanted along, a united front against whatever was holding them back, whether it was societal pressures, political apathy, or personal struggles. 13. Boulevard of Broken Dreams: As the sun set, casting an melancholic light on the crowd, Green Day delivered this anthem of lost hope. The song resonated deeply, a reflection of the disillusionment many felt. 14. Good Riddance (Time Of Your Life): The show ended on a bittersweet high note. This farewell song, tinged with optimism, sent the audience off with a sense of hope for the future, despite the challenges they faced. Featuring: Green Day Billie Joe Armstrong – lead vocals, rhythm and lead guitar, harmonica Mike Dirnt – bass, backing vocals Tré Cool – drums, percussion, backing vocals on "King For A Day/Shout" Musicians: Jason White – lead and rhythm guitar, backing vocals Jason Freese – keyboards, piano, acoustic guitar, trombone, saxophone, accordion, backing vocals Mike Pelino – rhythm guitar, backing vocals on "St. Jimmy" Ronnie Blake – trumpet, timpani, percussion, backing vocals Enjoy this, & more complete concerts FREE @ StaticContentCreations.com Thanks for watching. Please like, share, comment & follow.

Billy Joel - Live at Shea Stadium (The Concert) July 16 & 18, 2008 - Shea Stadium New York, NY USA *** Enjoy the full concert FREE @ (www.bit.ly/billyjoelsheastadium). *** "The Piano Man's Epic Farewell to Shea" by R. Dale Roth 2024-04-06 Once upon a time, in the heart of the Big Apple, Shea Stadium stood as a bastion of entertainment and cultural significance. From hosting legendary baseball games to iconic concerts, it held a special place in the hearts of many. On two balmy nights, July 16 and 18, 2008, 110,000 fans experienced the last of Shae's legendary live concerts with one of NYC's iconic native sons, Billy Joel, one final time @ Shea Stadium. As the sun dipped below the horizon and the lights of the historic stadium flickered to life, a diverse sea of fans flooded into the venue. From the seasoned enthusiasts who had followed Billy Joel's career since the beginning to the wide-eyed newcomers experiencing his music live for the first time, the stadium buzzed with anticipation and excitement. It was a gathering of generations, united by their love for music and the shared experience of witnessing something truly special. Song by Song: 1. Prelude/Angry Young Man: The evening kicked off with a thunderous roar as Joel's fingers danced across the keys, setting the stage ablaze with the fiery intensity of "Angry Young Man." The intricate piano work and raw energy of the performance signalled the start of an unforgettable musical odyssey. 2. My Life: "My Life" followed suit, infusing the stadium with a sense of liberation and defiance. Joel's anthemic declaration of self-resilience reverberated through the crowd, igniting a collective sense of empowerment and celebration. 3. Movin' Out: The pulsating rhythms of "Movin' Out" injected a dose of adrenaline into the setlist, urging the audience to embrace life's unpredictable journey. Joel's dynamic vocals and driving piano melodies propelled the song forward, capturing the essence of youthful rebellion and aspiration. 4. The Entertainer: With "The Entertainer," Joel offered a poignant reflection on the highs and lows of fame and fortune. The wistful melody and introspective lyrics provided a moment of introspection amidst the exhilarating spectacle, reminding listeners of the price of stardom. 5. Summer, Highland Falls: A moment of introspection and vulnerability, "Summer, Highland Falls" cast a spell of melancholy over the stadium. Joel's soulful delivery and poetic lyrics invited listeners to reflect on the complexities of love, loss, and the passage of time. 6. Everybody Loves You Now: The infectious energy of "Everybody Loves You Now" ignited the stadium, its catchy hooks and upbeat tempo inspiring spontaneous sing-alongs from the crowd. Joel's playful performance belied the song's darker themes, infusing the evening with a touch of irony and wit. 7. Zanzibar: The jazz-infused rhythms of "Zanzibar" transported listeners to a world of exotic allure and romantic intrigue. Joel's virtuosic piano solos and the song's infectious groove elicited cheers of appreciation from the crowd, showcasing his mastery of musical storytelling. 8. New York State of Mind (with Tony Bennett): A highlight of the evening, Joel's duet with Tony Bennett on "New York State of Mind" was a love letter to the city that never sleeps. Their soulful harmonies and shared reverence for the Big Apple captivated the audience, uniting them in a collective sense of hometown pride. 9. Allentown: Joel's introspective ode to the struggles of the working class resonated deeply with the Shea Stadium audience. "Allentown" transported listeners to a time and place of economic uncertainty, its poignant lyrics and anthemic chorus serving as a reminder of the resilience of the human spirit. 10. The Ballad of Billy the Kid: A cinematic journey through the Wild West, "The Ballad of Billy the Kid" captivated the crowd with its vivid storytelling and evocative imagery. Joel's dynamic performance transported listeners to a bygone era of outlaws and legends, showcasing his ability to weave narrative depth into his music. 11. She's Always A Woman: A tender moment of reflection, "She's Always A Woman" showcased Joel's gift for crafting heartfelt ballads. The song's gentle melody and poignant lyrics struck a chord with the audience, eliciting nods of recognition and appreciation for its timeless sentiment. 12. Goodnight Saigon: One of the evening's most poignant moments, "Goodnight Saigon" paid tribute to the sacrifices of Vietnam War veterans. Joel's emotive performance and haunting lyrics conveyed the harrowing realities of war, leaving a profound impact on listeners and honouring those who served. 13. Miami 2017 (Seen the Lights Go Out on Broadway): A prophetic anthem of resilience and rebirth, "Miami 2017" captivated the crowd with its apocalyptic imagery and defiant spirit. Joel's impassioned delivery and soaring vocals conveyed a sense of hope in the face of adversity, inspiring cheers of solidarity from the audience. 14. Shameless (with Garth Brooks): A dynamic collaboration with country superstar Garth Brooks, "Shameless" brought together two musical legends in a memorable duet. Their onstage chemistry and shared love for the music transcended genres, uniting the audience in a shared appreciation for their artistry. 15. This is the Time (with John Mayer): A heartfelt duet with John Mayer, "This is the Time" captured the essence of nostalgia and longing. Joel and Mayer's soulful harmonies and introspective lyrics resonated deeply with the audience, evoking memories of cherished moments and lost loves. 16. Keeping the Faith: With "Keeping the Faith," Joel infused the stadium with an infectious sense of optimism and resilience. The song's upbeat tempo and catchy melody encouraged listeners to persevere in the face of adversity, embodying Joel's unwavering spirit and determination. 17. Captain Jack: A fan favourite and a poignant reflection on addiction and disillusionment, "Captain Jack" captivated the audience with its raw honesty and emotional depth. Joel's soulful vocals and haunting lyrics resonated with listeners, drawing them into the heart-wrenching narrative of a troubled soul searching for meaning. 18. Lullabye (Goodnight my Angel): A tender lullaby dedicated to Joel's daughter, "Lullabye (Goodnight my Angel)" enveloped the stadium in a warm embrace of parental love and protection. Joel's heartfelt performance and heartfelt lyrics touched the hearts of parents and children alike, evoking a sense of familial bond and tenderness. 19. The River of Dreams/A Hard Day's Night: A seamless blend of Joel's "The River of Dreams" and The Beatles' "A Hard Day's Night" electrified the stadium with its infectious energy and vibrant rhythm. Joel's dynamic performance and playful tribute to the iconic band delighted the audience, uniting generations in a shared love of timeless music. 20. We Didn't Start the Fire: A whirlwind journey through history, "We Didn't Start the Fire" captivated the crowd with its rapid-fire lyrics and encyclopaedic references. Joel's rapid-fire delivery and infectious energy transformed the stadium into a time machine, transporting listeners through decades of cultural and political milestones. 21. You May Be Right: With its irreverent humour and infectious rock 'n' roll energy, "You May Be Right" ignited the stadium with its rebellious spirit and devil-may-care attitude. Joel's electrifying performance and playful banter with the audience elicited cheers of approval and laughter, infusing the evening with a sense of lighthearted fun. 22. Scenes From an Italian Restaurant: A sprawling epic of love, longing, and nostalgia, "Scenes From an Italian Restaurant" captivated the audience with its cinematic storytelling and intricate melodies. Joel's evocative performance and poignant lyrics transported listeners to a world of romance and reminiscence, leaving an indelible mark on their hearts. 23. Only the Good Die Young: A rollicking anthem of youthful rebellion and defiance, "Only the Good Die Young" energised the stadium with its infectious rhythm and rebellious spirit. Joel's dynamic performance and irreverent lyrics inspired spontaneous sing-alongs and raised fists in solidarity, embodying the timeless spirit of rock 'n' roll. 24. I Saw Her Standing There (with Sir Paul McCartney): A historic moment of musical collaboration, Joel's duet with Sir Paul McCartney on The Beatles' classic "I Saw Her Standing There" brought the stadium to its feet in thunderous applause. The legendary artists' shared passion and camaraderie illuminated the stage, uniting generations in a celebration of musical excellence. 25. Take Me Out to the Ballgame: A playful homage to America's favourite pastime, "Take Me Out to the Ballgame" delighted the crowd with its nostalgic charm and sing-along chorus. Joel's spirited performance and infectious enthusiasm captured the essence of summertime and camaraderie, eliciting cheers of joy and applause. 26. Piano Man: A timeless anthem of camaraderie and connection, "Piano Man" brought the evening to a triumphant close with its stirring melody and heartfelt lyrics. Joel's impassioned performance and soulful vocals transformed the stadium into a grand piano bar, uniting the audience in a chorus of voices and memories. 27. Let It Be (with Sir Paul McCartney): A fitting finale to an unforgettable evening, Joel's duet with Sir Paul McCartney on The Beatles' classic "Let It Be" was a transcendent moment of musical unity and harmony. The legendary artists' shared reverence and mutual respect shone brightly, illuminating the stadium with their timeless talent and enduring friendship. 28. Walk This Way (with Steven Tyler): Special moments awaited those who ventured a bit further past the film credits which included an infectious performance from legendary Aerosmith frontman, Steven Tyler. 29. My Generation (with Roger Daltry): The Who's Roger Daltry ignited a who new generation with the classic anthem "My Generation", which included the legendary smashing of the guitar/Pete Townsend style performed by Billy Joel. 30. Little Pink Houses (with John Mellencamp): True Americana flowed from the stage, all the way through Shea Stadium, out over Metropolis, across the famed Hudson River, covering a United Summer Sky from coast to coast - Yeah, Yeah, Yeah, Yeah ! Yet, what truly set these performances apart were the moments of spontaneity and camaraderie that unfolded on stage. Special guests graced the stadium with their presence, each adding their own unique flair to the proceedings. From the smooth croon of Tony Bennett to the gritty rock vocals of Steven Tyler, from the country charm of Garth Brooks to the soulful guitar licks of John Mayer, the stage was alive with collaboration and mutual respect. And when Paul McCartney made a surprise appearance, joining Joel for a rendition of "I Saw Her Standing There," the crowd erupted in a chorus of jubilation, bearing witness to a once-in-a-lifetime moment that transcended the confines of Shea Stadium. As the final notes reverberated through the stadium and the lights dimmed for the last time, there was a sense of collective awe and reverence among the audience. These shows weren't just concerts; they were a celebration of music's power to unite and uplift. They marked the end of an era for Shea Stadium, closing a chapter of its storied history with a fitting tribute to the power of live performance. And for Billy Joel, they were a testament to his enduring talent and legacy, reaffirming his status as one of the greatest performers of his generation. Long after the cheers had faded and the crowds dispersed, the memories of Billy Joel's farewell concerts at Shea Stadium remained etched in the hearts and minds of all who were fortunate enough to be there. They were more than just shows; they were moments of pure magic that reminded us of the joy, connection, and sheer exhilaration that music brings to our lives. And as we bid goodbye to Shea Stadium, we carry with us the indelible imprint of those unforgettable nights, a testament to the enduring power of music to transcend time and space. Featuring: Billy Joel - lead vocals, piano, keyboards Guest Appearances: Tony Bennett, Garth Brooks, John Mayer, Steven Tyler, Roger Daltrey, John Mellencamp, Mark Wood, and Paul McCartney. Musicians: David Rosenthal – keyboards, grand piano, organ, backing vocals Tommy Byrnes – guitars, music director Mark Rivera – guitars, saxophone, flute, backing vocals Crystal Taliefero – guitars, percussion, saxophone, backing vocals Andy Cichon – bass, backing vocals Chuck Burgi – drums Carl Fischer – saxophones, trumpet Enjoy this, & more complete concerts FREE @ StaticContentCreations.com Thanks for watching. Please like, share, comment & follow.

Festival Express featuring: Grateful Dead, Janis Joplin & the Full Tilt Boogie Band, The Band, Buddy Guy Blues Band, The Flying Burrito Brothers, Delaney & Bonnie & Friends, Ian & Sylvia & the Great Speckled Bird, Mashmakhan & Sha Na Na June 27 - July 5, 1970 Exhibition Stadium, Winnipeg Stadium, McMahon Stadium Toronto ON, Winnipeg MB, Calgary AB *** Enjoy the full concert FREE @ (https://bit.ly/thefestivalexpress) *** "All Aboard the Festival Express" by R. Dale Roth 2024-04-02 In the hazy, sun-kissed summer of 1970, a trio of extremely brave, & brazen young music entrepreneurs: Ken Walker, Thor & George Eaton loaded up a train with some of the greatest musical talents of the time & barreled across Canada, igniting a firestorm of sound and spirit that reverberated through the counterculture landscape. "Festival Express," the documentary capturing this epochal journey, serves as a time capsule of a moment when music was more than mere entertainment—it was a cultural movement, a revolution in harmony and dissent. At the heart of this cinematic odyssey lie the performances of legends like the Grateful Dead, Janis Joplin, The Band, Buddy Guy, Flying Burrito Bros, Ian & Sylvia's Great Speckled Bird, Mountain, and Delaney & Bonnie & Friends. Each act a beacon of creativity, passion, and rebellion, they wove together a tapestry of sonic brilliance that continues to resonate with audiences half a century later. Janis Joplin, with her raspy voice and untamed spirit, took the stage like a force of nature, channeling raw emotion into every note of "Cry Baby." Her performance was a primal scream against conformity, a rallying cry for those who dared to embrace their individuality in a world of conformity. Meanwhile, The Band's rendition of "The Weight" transported listeners to a realm where folk, rock, and soul intersected, weaving a spellbinding narrative of Americana that felt both timeless and immediate. Their harmonies, rich with longing and nostalgia, spoke to a generation grappling with its own identity amidst the turmoil of the times. But it wasn't just the headliners who left an indelible mark on the festival. Buddy Guy's blistering blues guitar solos set the stage ablaze, while the Flying Burrito Bros brought a touch of cosmic country to the proceedings, their harmonies echoing across the Canadian wilderness like a lonesome train whistle in the night. Ian & Sylvia's Great Speckled Bird offered a glimpse into the burgeoning roots music scene, their songs steeped in tradition yet imbued with a restless spirit of experimentation. Mountain, with their thunderous riffs and psychedelic flourishes, pushed the boundaries of rock music to new heights, while Delaney & Bonnie & Friends infused the air with a soulful groove that had audiences dancing in the aisles. As the train rumbled on, the camaraderie between performers and audience alike became palpable, a shared sense of defiance and camaraderie uniting them in a common cause. In these fleeting moments of communal bliss, music transcended its role as mere entertainment, becoming a catalyst for social change and personal transformation. Today, as we look back on the legacy of "Festival Express," we are reminded of the power of music to transcend boundaries, to unite disparate voices in a chorus of hope and defiance. In an era plagued by division and discord, the spirit of '70s counterculture serves as a beacon of light, a reminder that, no matter how dark the night may seem, the music will always guide us home. *** Song by Song: 1. Kicking off the journey with a jaunty stride, the Grateful Dead's "Don't Ease Me In" sets a lively pace, inviting listeners to join the caravan of musical exploration. Jerry Garcia's twangy guitar licks intertwine with Phil Lesh's thumping basslines, creating a buoyant atmosphere that's impossible to resist. 2. The Band grabs the conductor's controls with "Slippin' & Slidin'," a soulful journey through the backroads of Americana. Levon Helm's gritty vocals and Garth Hudson's wailing organ solos evoke a sense of longing and nostalgia, painting a vivid portrait of life's twists and turns. 3. Grateful Dead's Jerry Garcia tucked away in a train car with "Better Take Jesus' Hand," a soul-stirring gospel-infused ballad that's equal parts redemption and reflection. Garcia's plaintive vocals and heartfelt lyrics shine bright against a backdrop of heavenly harmonies and soaring instrumentation. 4. Mashmakhan delivers a dose of groovy jazz-inflected rock with "Comin' Home Baby," setting the stage for a funky interlude of infectious rhythms and sizzling brass. The band's tight-knit instrumentation and charismatic stage presence transport listeners to a smoky nightclub on the edge of town. 5. Buddy Guy unleashes a torrent of blistering blues with "Money," his searing guitar solos and gravelly vocals cutting through the air like a bolt of lightning. With each impassioned riff and wailing note, Guy lays bare the raw emotion and unbridled passion at the heart of the blues tradition. 6. The Flying Burrito Brothers provide a laid-back respite with "Lazy Day," a sun-drenched ode to leisure and liberation. Gram Parsons' mournful vocals and Chris Hillman's lilting harmonies drift lazily over a sea of twangy guitars and sighing pedal steel, inviting listeners to kick back and unwind. 7. Returning to center stage, The Band delivers a soul-stirring rendition of "The Weight," a timeless anthem of community and redemption. Levon Helm's earthy vocals and Robbie Robertson's evocative storytelling weave a tapestry of Americana that's both haunting and hopeful. 8. Janis Joplin commands the spotlight with "Cry Baby," her impassioned vocals and raw emotion igniting a firestorm of soulful intensity. Backed by a thunderous wall of sound, Joplin channels heartache and defiance in equal measure, leaving audiences spellbound in her wake. 9. Bob Weir, Janis Joplin, Jerry Garcia, John Dawson, and Rick Danko join forces for a rollicking rendition of "Ain't No More Cane," their voices intertwining in a jubilant celebration of freedom and solidarity. With each spirited verse and infectious chorus, the ensemble captures the spirit of camaraderie and defiance that defined the era. 10. Sha Na Na: Sha Na Na keeps the party going with "Rock and Roll is Here to Stay," a raucous tribute to the enduring power of rock 'n' roll. With their infectious energy and retro charm, the band transports listeners back to the golden age of doo-wop and sock hops, proving that the spirit of rock 'n' roll will never fade away. 11. "New Speedway Boogie" - Grateful Dead: a sprawling epic that's equal parts psychedelic journey and social commentary. Jerry Garcia's meandering guitar solos and Bob Weir's evocative lyrics paint a vivid portrait of a nation in flux, capturing the restless spirit of the times with uncanny precision. 12. Delaney Bramlett, Great Speckled Bird, Ian & Sylvia, and Jerry Garcia unite for a rollicking rendition of "C.C. Rider," their voices blending seamlessly in a jubilant celebration of roots music and rhythm 'n' blues. With each spirited verse and infectious refrain, the ensemble pays homage to the timeless tradition of American music. 13. The Band delivers a poignant farewell with "I Shall Be Released," their voices rising in solemn harmony as they bid farewell to the crowd. Levon Helm's plaintive vocals and Rick Danko's mournful bassline capture the bittersweet essence of departure, leaving listeners with a sense of longing and hope. 14. Janis Joplin brings the evening to a triumphant close with "Tell Mama," her powerhouse vocals and electrifying stage presence lighting up the night sky. Backed by a thunderous roar of applause, Joplin delivers a soul-stirring performance that leaves audiences breathless and begging for more. *** Grateful Dead: Jerry Garcia - vocals, lead guitar Bob Weir - vocals, rhythm guitar Phil Lesh - bass, vocals Mickey Hart - drums, percussion Bill Kreutzmann - drums, percussion Ron McKeman - vocals, keyboards Janis Joplin & the Full Tilt Boogie Band: Janis Joplin - lead vocals John Till - guitar Brad Campbell - bass Ken Pearson - organ Richard bell - piano Clark Pierson - drums The Band: Rick Danko - bass, guitar, vocals, fiddle Levon Helm - drums, vocals, mandolin, guitar, bass Garth Hudson - organ, keyboards, accordion, saxophone Richard Manuel - piano, drums, vocals Robbie Robertson - guitar, songwriting, vocals, piano, percussion Buddy Guy Blues Band: Buddy Guy - vocals, guitar Phil Guy - guitar, vocals Leroy "Slam" Stewart - bass A.C. Reed - saxophone Roosevelt "Snake" Shaw - drums Delaney & Bonnie & Friends: Delaney Bramlett - vocals, guitar Bonnie Bramlett - vocals Ben Benay - guitar, vocals Sam Clayton - percussion, vocals Jim Gordon - drums Kenny Gradney - bass, vocals Jerry Jumonville - saxophone Darrell Leonard - trumpet, trombone Frank Mayes - saxophone, clarinet Chuck Morgan - drums The Flying Burrito Brothers: Chris Hillman - vocals, guitar, bass, mandolin "Sneaky" Pete Kleinow – pedal steel guitar Bernie Leadon – guitar, banjo, vocals Mike Clarke - drums Ian & Sylvia & The Great Speckled Bird Ian Tyson - lead vocals, guitar Sylvia Tyson - lead vocals Buddy Cage - pedal steel guitar Jim Colegrove - bass Amos Garrett - guitar, backing vocals N.D. Smart - drums Mashmakhan: Brian Edwards – lead vocals, bass Rayburn Blake – guitars, backing vocals Pierre Senecal – organ, backing vocals, piano, flute, soprano saxophone Jerry Mercer – drums, backing vocals Sha Na Na: Donny Yorke - lead vocals John "Jocko" Marcellino - drums, vocals Screamin' Scott Simon - piano, vocals Lennie Baker - saxophone, vocals Jon "Bowser" Bauman - vocals Elliot "Gino" Cahn - guitar Bruce "Bruno" Clarke - bass Frederick "Dennis" Greene - vocals Larry Isreal Packer - lead guitar Richard "Joff" Joffe - vocals Scott Powell - vocals *** Thanks for watching. Please like, share & follow. Enjoy this, & more complete concerts FREE @ StaticContentCreations.com

Britney Spears - Femme Fatale Tour Live August 13 & 14, 2011 - Air Canada Centre Toronto, Ontario Canada *** Enjoy the full concert FREE @ (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PM7t80l06M8) *** "Britney unleashes her Femme Fatale in The Big Smoke" by R. Dale Roth 2024-03-03 Featuring: Britney Spears - lead vocals Guest Appearances: will.i.am, Sabi, Nicki Minaj, Rudolf Martin, Alex Huynh Dancers, Models, Actors & Supporting Vocalists: Lauro David Chartrand-Del Valle, Chase Benz, Sophia Aguiar, Luke Broadlick, Marco Da Silva, Jian Pierre Louis, Catalina Rendic, J.D. McElroy, Levell Franklin, Maxmillian, Brandon Mitchell, John Nelson, Brett Davis, Barrett Pall, Adrian Rodriguez, Jeff Pruitt, Brandon Espy, Allen Walker, Chawon Ko, Brett Zimmerman, Kevin McNamara, George Alexander, Ava Bernstine, Jacob Fuszara, Adrien Galo, Zach Lattimore, Jose Ruiz III, Sohey Sugihara, Maria Wada, Alex 'Shorty' Welch. *** The anticipation in the air was palpable, a collective buzz that crackled like electricity. Britney Spears, the pop sensation whose hiatus from the stage left fans yearning, was about to unleash her notorious Femme Fatale Live upon the Air Canada Centre in Toronto. As the lights dimmed and the crowd roared, it became clear that this was no ordinary concert – it was a full-blown pop extravaganza. The production quality of Femme Fatale Live was nothing short of mesmerizing. The stage, a cosmic playground, featured dazzling lights and futuristic set designs that seamlessly blended with Britney's edgy persona. From the opening moments, where a pulsating energy filled the arena, it was evident that this was a meticulously crafted experience. Track by Track: 1. Hold It Against Me: As the curtain lifted, the crowd erupted in a fervent roar, echoing the anthem's title. Britney emerged, a captivating figure amidst the neon lights, as "Hold It Against Me" kicked off the night. The pulsating beat and Britney's magnetic presence set a tone of anticipation, creating an atmosphere of electrifying energy. 2. Up n' Down: The energy surged with "Up n' Down" as Britney seamlessly transitioned into this infectious track. The crowd danced in unison, mirroring the high-octane energy radiating from the stage. It was a moment of pure pop synergy, where artist and audience melded in a synchronized celebration of music. 3. 3: In the third act, the atmosphere reached a fever pitch with the timeless "3." Britney's vocal prowess shone through, enhanced by a dynamic stage production that underscored the song's sensual undertones. The combination of her sultry performance and the visually arresting stage design left an indelible mark on the audience. 4. Piece of Me: "Piece of Me" brought a wave of nostalgia, harkening back to Britney's iconic moments. The stage transformed into a captivating visual narrative, reflecting the ups and downs of stardom. Britney's emotional delivery, coupled with impeccable choreography, created a poignant moment that resonated with the crowd. 5. Sweet Seduction (Video Interlude): A brief interlude enveloped the arena, offering a visual feast with "Sweet Seduction." The carefully curated visuals served as a bridge between acts, teasing the audience with what was to come. It was a moment of anticipation, a breather before diving into the next phase of the Femme Fatale experience. 6. Big Fat Bass (w/ will.i.am): Collaboration took center stage as will.i.am joined Britney for "Big Fat Bass." The chemistry between the two artists was electric, creating a sonic landscape that reverberated through the venue. The fusion of their talents brought a fresh dynamic to the performance, elevating the concert to new heights. 7. How I Roll: The beats of "How I Roll" echoed through the venue, marking a shift to a more playful and carefree vibe. Britney's infectious energy spread like wildfire, and the audience found themselves caught up in the rhythmic celebration. It was a testament to Britney's ability to navigate diverse musical territories while maintaining an unwavering connection with her audience. 8. Lace and Leather: "Lace and Leather" showcased Britney's versatility, as the stage transformed into a sultry, intimate setting. The song's seductive undertones were accentuated by Britney's commanding presence, weaving a spell of allure that left the crowd captivated. 9. If U Seek Amy: The crowd erupted in cheers as Britney delivered the provocative "If U Seek Amy." The song's clever wordplay and Britney's cheeky performance ignited an atmosphere of playful rebellion, marking a standout moment in the setlist. 10. Temptress (Video Interlude): A tantalizing visual interlude, "Temptress," mesmerized the audience, offering a brief respite while maintaining the concert's allure. The carefully crafted visuals provided a visual feast, teasing the crowd with anticipation for the next act. 11. Gimme More: The unmistakable opening notes of "Gimme More" reverberated through the arena, evoking a collective surge of excitement. Britney's performance of this classic hit was a triumphant moment, a nod to her resilience and enduring influence on pop culture. 12. (Drop Dead) Beautiful (w/ Sabi): A surprise collaboration with Sabi brought a fresh and contemporary twist to the setlist. The combination of Britney's iconic presence and Sabi's modern flair created a harmonious fusion, delivering a memorable performance that bridged the past and the present. 13. Don't Let Me Be the Last to Know: A captivating moment unfolded as Britney took center stage for the poignant ballad, "Don't Let Me Be the Last to Know." The arena hushed, enveloped in the emotive delivery of this classic track. Britney's vocals soared, creating an intimate connection with the audience, and the arena transformed into a sea of glowing cell phones, capturing the collective emotion. 14. Boys: The infectious rhythm of "Boys" injected a dose of playful energy into the night. Britney, flanked by a cadre of dynamic dancers, delivered a performance that seamlessly blended sensuality and lightheartedness. The crowd's enthusiasm reached new heights as the pulsating beats reverberated through the venue. 15. Code Name: Trouble (Video Interlude): "Code Name: Trouble" served as a visual palate cleanser, a brief interlude that teased the upcoming crescendo. The screen came alive with dynamic visuals, building anticipation and keeping the audience entranced, awaiting the next sonic adventure. 16. ...Baby One More Time: The iconic opening chords of "...Baby One More Time" sent the audience into a frenzy of nostalgic bliss. Britney embraced her roots, revisiting the song that catapulted her into pop stardom. The arena echoed with a collective sing-along, a testament to the enduring impact of this pop anthem. 17. S&M (Remix): A surprise twist emerged as Britney dove into a remix of "S&M," featuring a collaboration that added an unexpected layer of excitement. The synergy between Britney and the remix breathed new life into the familiar hit, creating a standout moment that showcased her ability to reinvent and surprise. 18. Trouble for Me: "Trouble for Me" unfolded as a sonic tapestry of pulsating beats and Britney's sultry vocals. The stage came alive with dynamic choreography, creating a visual spectacle that mirrored the song's infectious rhythm. It was a moment where music, dance, and visuals coalesced into a mesmerizing experience. 19. I'm a Slave 4 U: The unmistakable beats of "I'm a Slave 4 U" transformed the Air Canada Centre into a tropical paradise. Britney, adorned in an iconic ensemble, delivered a sultry performance that paid homage to one of her signature hits. The stage design and choreography transported the audience to a moment frozen in time, capturing the essence of a pop phenomenon. 20. I Wanna Go: "I Wanna Go" brought a wave of infectious energy, with Britney at the forefront of a pop revolution. The anthem of rebellion and freedom resonated, and the audience embraced the call to break free from convention. Britney's dynamic stage presence and the song's infectious hooks ensured that the night continued to escalate. 21. Womanizer: The unmistakable opening notes of "Womanizer" signaled a shift to a fierce and empowered atmosphere. Britney, flanked by a legion of dancers, delivered a performance that celebrated independence and confidence. The crowd's response was deafening, a testament to the enduring appeal of this pop anthem. 22. Sexy Assassin (Video Interlude): "Sexy Assassin" served as a visual interlude, a brief pause before the grand finale. The screen lit up with provocative imagery, teasing the audience with glimpses of what awaited them in the closing moments of the Femme Fatale spectacle. 23. Toxic: The intoxicating allure of "Toxic" filled the air, marking a high point in the setlist. Britney's performance of this Grammy-winning hit was nothing short of mesmerizing. The combination of the sultry vocals, evocative choreography, and the song's unmistakable melody created a sonic and visual masterpiece. 24. Till the World Ends (w/ Nicki Minaj): The grand finale arrived as Britney was joined on stage by the dynamic Nicki Minaj for "Till the World Ends." The collaboration between these two powerhouses sent the arena into a frenzy of excitement. The stage pulsed with energy, and the crowd, now unified in celebration, danced as if the world were truly ending. It was a fitting climax to a night that transcended a mere concert, evolving into a pop spectacle that left Toronto in awe. The choreography and backup dancers were the unsung heroes of Femme Fatale Live. With precision and flair, they complemented Britney's every move, elevating the performance to a visual feast. From intricate routines to synchronized dances, each element added to the spectacle, making it a true feast for the senses. Amidst the expected hits, Femme Fatale Live was sprinkled with unexpected gems. A surprise appearance by Nicki Minaj during "Till the World Ends" sent the audience into a frenzy, a moment etched in the memories of every fan present. Britney's stage presence was nothing short of magnetic. Her connection with the audience transcended the physical space, a testament to her enduring charisma. Whether it was the sultry allure of "Toxic" or the high-energy beats of "I Wanna Go," Britney had the crowd in the palm of her hand. In the landscape of 2011, Britney Spears had not just returned; she had conquered. The energy, the surprises, the sheer spectacle – it all came together into a night that Toronto would forever hold dear. Enjoy this, & more complete concerts FREE @ StaticContentCreations.com. Thanks for watching. Please like, share & follow.

Katy Perry - Prismatic World Tour Live December 12 & 13, 2014 - Allphones Arena Sydney, Australia *** Enjoy the full concert FREE @ (https://bit.ly/katyperryprismatic) *** "Katy Perry Transports Sydney Through a Prismatic Wonderland" by R. Dale Roth 2024-02-21 Featuring: Katy Perry - lead vocals Musicians: Casey Hooper - guitar Nathan Spicer - guitar Max Hart - keyboards Joshua Moreau - bass Adam Marcello - drums Supporting vocalists: Lauren 'Elle' Ball, Cherri Black Dancers: Leah Adler, Khasan Brailsford, Lockhart Brownlie, Bryan Gaw, Loriel Hennington, Malik LeNost, Scott Myrick, Cassidy Noblett, Tracy Shibata, Britt Stewart For 2 special nights, December 12 & 13, 2014, as the sun dipped below the Sydney, Australian skyline, Allphones Arena buzzed with anticipation as Katy Perry's Prismatic World Tour transported thousands of eager fans into a vibrant world of music, color, and pure pop magic. The stage, a dazzling canvas of lights and shapes, served as Perry's playground. It wasn't just a concert; it was a visual feast. The prismatic theme manifested in every corner - from the kaleidoscopic backdrops to the mesmerizing costumes. The synergy between the visual elements, together with Katy Perry's energetic presence created an immersive experience that felt like stepping into a living, breathing work of art. The musical journey was a rollercoaster of emotions, perfectly curated to keep the audience on their feet. 1. Roar: The roar of the crowd matched the anthem's title as Perry emerged in a jungle-inspired ensemble. The empowering message resonated through the arena, setting the tone for a night of self-celebration and resilience. 2. Part of Me: Perry seamlessly transitioned into the infectious "Part of Me," delivering a high-energy performance that had the audience dancing in unison. The song's message of empowerment was visually amplified through dynamic choreography and vibrant stage visuals. 3. Wide Awake: The tempo slowed for the introspective "Wide Awake," a moment of reflection amidst the prismatic spectacle. Perry's emotive delivery and the dreamlike stage design transported the audience into a realm of introspection. 4. This Moment / Love Me: A brief interlude, "Song" served as a prelude to the upcoming sonic journey. The simplicity of the moment allowed Perry's vocals to shine, building anticipation for the next chapter. 5. Dark Horse: The arena erupted as the beats of "Dark Horse" kicked in. Perry's theatrical rendition, complete with enchanting visuals and a mesmerizing stage setup, turned the arena into a mystical realm where pop met magic. 6. E.T.: Perry continued the extraterrestrial theme with "E.T.," creating an otherworldly atmosphere. The ethereal staging and Perry's vocal prowess left the audience captivated, transcending the boundaries of the ordinary. 7. Legendary Lovers: The dreamy "Legendary Lovers" brought a touch of romance to the setlist. Perry's vocals soared as she transported the audience into a realm of love and fantasy, the stage bathed in warm hues. 8. I Kissed a Girl: A nostalgic moment that had the crowd singing along, "I Kissed a Girl" was a playful throwback. Perry's flirtatious stage presence and the neon-infused visuals added a cheeky charm to the performance. 9. Hot n Cold: Perry kept the energy high with the infectious "Hot n Cold." The arena became a dance floor, and the interplay between Perry and the audience showcased the concert's pulsating, interactive atmosphere. 10. International Smile: The upbeat "International Smile" brought a global vibe to the night. Perry's infectious energy and the kaleidoscopic visuals highlighted the universality of a smile that transcends borders. 11. By the Grace of God: A moment of vulnerability, "By the Grace of God" allowed Perry to connect intimately with the audience. The stripped-down performance, coupled with heartfelt vocals, created a powerful and emotional resonance. 12. The One That Got Away / Thinking of You: The medley of "The One That Got Away" and "Thinking of You" showcased Perry's versatility. The acoustic arrangement added a raw, emotional layer, inviting the audience into Perry's personal musings. 13. Unconditionally: Perry's vocal prowess shone in the ballad "Unconditionally." The emotionally charged performance, coupled with stunning visuals, created a poignant moment of connection between Perry and her fans. 14. Walking on Air: The infectious energy returned with "Walking on Air," transforming the arena into a euphoric dance party. Perry's command of the stage and the electrifying beats had the crowd soaring. 15. It Takes Two: The dynamic duet "It Takes Two" brought a surprise collaborator on stage, elevating the energy even further. The chemistry between Perry and her guest added a special touch to this memorable performance. 16. This is How We Do / Last Friday Night (T.G.I.F.): The mashup of "This is How We Do" and "Last Friday Night (T.G.I.F.)" was a highlight of the night, infusing the arena with infectious party vibes. Perry's playful stage antics and the neon-drenched visuals made it a fan-favorite moment. 17. Teenage Dream: "Teenage Dream" ignited a wave of nostalgia, with the audience singing along to every word. The song's timeless appeal and Perry's effervescent stage presence created a blissful atmosphere. 18. California Gurls: Perry brought the California sunshine to Sydney with "California Gurls." The beach-themed visuals and Perry's vibrant energy had the audience basking in the warmth of this summer anthem. 19. Birthday: The celebration continued with "Birthday," as Perry transformed the arena into a giant party. Interactive moments with the audience and a cascade of confetti made it a festive climax to the night. 20. Firework: The grand finale, "Firework," was a sensory explosion. Perry's vocal crescendos, coupled with a sky full of pyrotechnics and confetti, turned the arena into a dazzling display of lights and sound. It was a fitting conclusion to a prismatic journey that left Sydney awash in awe. Amid the sea of hits, there were standout moments that etched themselves into the memories of everyone present. The seamless mashup of "This is How We Do" and "Last Friday Night (T.G.I.F.)" brought the house down, while the acoustic medley of "The One That Got Away" and "Thinking of You" left the audience in awe. Surprises like these elevated the concert from a performance to an unforgettable experience. Katy Perry's stage presence was magnetic. Her charisma lit up the arena, and each costume change was a spectacle in itself, reflecting the tour's prismatic theme. From the ethereal to the whimsical, Perry transformed with every song, keeping the audience visually engaged. The intimate moments, like her acoustic rendition of "The One That Got Away," showcased Perry's ability to connect intimately with her fans. The crowd was more than just spectators; they were active participants in the Prismatic experience. Each chorus was a collective roar, and the arena pulsated with energy. Katy Perry's genuine interactions with the audience, from heartfelt speeches to playful banter, created an intimate connection that transcended the sea of fans. As the final notes of "Firework" echoed through the arena, it was clear that Katy Perry's Prismatic World Tour had left an indelible mark on Sydney. The concert wasn't just a showcase of Perry's hits; it was a celebration of resilience, individuality, and the unifying power of music. In those two nights, Allphones Arena became a prismatic wonderland, and Katy Perry, the enchanting guide through a kaleidoscopic journey Down Under. Enjoy this, & more complete concerts FREE @ StaticContentCreations.com Thanks for watching. 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Noel Gallagher's High Flying Birds ~ Rockpalast 2023 Nov. 6, 2023 - Mitsubishi Electric Halle Düsseldorf, Germany *** Enjoy the full concert FREE @ (https://bit.ly/highflyingbirdsdusseldorf2023) *** "Noel Gallagher's High Flying Birds Descend on Düsseldorf" by R. Dale Roth Featuring: Noel Gallagher's High Flying Birds Noel Gallagher - lead vocals, guitar Gem Archer - guitar Mike Rowe - keyboards Shannon Harris - keyboards Chris Sharrock - drums Russell Pritchard - bass, vocals Jessica Greenfield - keyboards, vocals Supporting vocalists: Emma Brammer, Amy Ashworth, Angela Penhaligon Picture Dusseldorf, Germany's Mitsubishi Electric Halle, a venue pulsating with eager anticipation on November 6, 2023. The air buzzing with excitement, as the night sky reveals a flock of high flying birds making a dizzying descent toward the crowd gathered at Rockpalast. Britian's ultimate bad boy, Noel Gallagher strides onto the stage, his guitar in hand, and from the first strum, it's clear – the man is a force of nature. Gallagher's magnetic stage presence grips the audience, even before one note is played this man exudes an exchange of energy between artist and admirers that transforms the concert into a communal celebration of music. Mitsubishi Electric Halle serves as the perfect canvas for this sonic masterpiece. The acoustics are spot-on, allowing Noel's vocals and Gem Archer's guitar riffs to soar effortlessly. The lighting, a visual dance enhancing each crescendo, and the venue's overall vibe amplify the concert experience to new heights. Track by Track: 1. Pretty Boy The opening chord, and we're off! "Pretty Boy" serves as the launchpad, setting the stage for the sonic voyage ahead. Anthemic choruses and dreamy melodies – a formidable kickoff. 2. Council Skies Moving on to "Council Skies," the energy rises. Gem Archer's guitar riffs take center stage, creating an atmosphere that's both captivating and electrifying. 3. Open The Door, See What You Find Enter the soulful "Open The Door, See What You Find." Noel's vocals take the spotlight, guiding the audience through a musical exploration that transcends the ordinary. 4. We're Gonna Get There In The End Things take a contemplative turn with "We're Gonna Get There In The End." Russell Pritchard's bass lays the foundation for introspection, adding depth to the sonic journey. 5. Easy Now Now, let's pump it up with "Easy Now." Mike Rowe's keyboard prowess adds a layer of finesse, making it a track that's impossible not to groove to. 6. You Know We Can’t Go Back Get ready for a heart-to-heart with "You Know We Can’t Go Back." Noel's lyrics resonate, and Chris Sharrock's drumming amplifies the emotional impact, creating a moment of sincerity. 7. We're On Our Way Now "We're On Our Way Now" is a sweet acknowledgment of progress. The harmonies between Emma Brammer, Amy Ashworth, and Angela Penhaligon elevate the track, creating a sense of unity. 8. In The Heat Of The Moment Noel takes the lead in "In The Heat Of The Moment." His guitar skills, backed by the collective energy of the band, make it a high point that lingers in the air. 9. If I Had A Gun... Tyler Roberts steps up with "If I Had A Gun..." His vocals, accompanied by the rhythm set by Matt McKenzie, create a sacred ambiance, connecting the audience to something beyond the tangible. 10. AKA... What A Life! The climax approaches with "AKA... What A Life!" Gem Archer's guitar, combined with the backing vocals of Emma Brammer, Amy Ashworth, and Angela Penhaligon, builds up to a triumphant finale. 11. Dead In The Water A moment of reflection with "Dead In The Water." Noel's acoustic guitar takes center stage, and the audience is drawn into a serene space of vulnerability. 12. Going Nowhere "Going Nowhere" explores the melancholy. Russell Pritchard's basslines and the collective instrumental synergy create a somber yet beautiful moment. 13. The Importance Of Being Idle The crowd roars as "The Importance Of Being Idle" fills the hall. Noel's vocals, complemented by the band's dynamic energy, bring an electrifying charge to the atmosphere. 14. The Masterplan A journey through the musical tapestry of "The Masterplan." John Meding's electric guitar adds a punch, creating a moment that feels like the climax of an epic saga. 15. Half The World Away Zach Hartgraves' bass takes the lead in "Half The World Away," setting a reflective tone. The venue resonates with the collective contemplation of the audience. 16. Little By Little "Little By Little" is a sonic rollercoaster. The seamless transitions and harmonious interplay of instruments showcase the band's tight chemistry, leaving the audience in awe. 17. The Mighty Quinn An unexpected turn with "The Mighty Quinn." Shannon Harris' keyboards add a whimsical touch, taking the crowd on a detour through the unexpected. 18. Live Forever The timeless "Live Forever" fills the air. Kory Miller's vocals soar, and the audience is carried away by the timeless anthem, creating a shared moment of transcendence. 19. Don’t Look Back In Anger As "Don’t Look Back In Anger" echoes through the venue, the crowd becomes a chorus. Noel's vocals, the collective energy of the band, and the audience's participation create a grand finale, leaving everyone in a state of euphoria. Now, let's talk about the band. Noel Gallagher, with his iconic voice and guitar prowess, takes the lead. Gem Archer's guitar adds a layer of complexity, while Russell Pritchard's bass and vocals provide the heartbeat of each track. Mike Rowe's keyboards, Chris Sharrock's drums, and the harmony brought by Jessica Greenfield, Shannon Harris, Emma Brammer, Amy Ashworth, and Angela Penhaligon – together, they craft a musical symphony that envelops the audience. Noel Gallagher's High Flying Birds at Mitsubishi Electric Halle is not just a great live concert; it's an immersive rock experience, a sonic voyage, and a testament to the timeless power of rock and roll. Enjoy this, & more complete concerts FREE @ StaticContentCreations.com Thanks for watching. Please like, share & follow.

Red Rocks Worship Live ~ "Ascend" July 15, 2023 - Red Rocks Church Denver, Co USA *** Enjoy the full concert FREE @ (https://bit.ly/redrocksascend) *** "Ascend on a Musical Journey to the Divine" by R. Dale Roth 2024-02-16 Imagine pressing play, and instantly, you're transported to a place where faith and melody dance together. The Red Rocks Essential Music Worship Team isn't holding back; they're taking worship music to a whole new level. The vibe is a cool mix of contemporary Christian, pop, and a dash of indie folk. The team's musical skills shine through, with each member bringing something special to the table. From Tyler Roberts' chill acoustic guitar to Matt McKenzie keeping the beat on drums, it play time for your ears. Taking a Song-by-Song Road Trip: 1. Ascend The starting line, and we're off! "Ascend" is like the launchpad; it sets the tone for the whole ride. Anthemic choruses and dreamy vibes – a strong start. 2. Good Plans Moving on to "Good Plans," you can feel the emotion. Kory Miller and Jes Parsons tag-teaming vocals bring depth, making it a real feel-good jam. 3. Miracle in Me Jessi Robertson takes the mic in "Miracle in Me." It's all about self-worth and empowerment, and her voice is like a warm hug. 4. No Name Things get contemplative with "No Name." Stripped-down and soulful, Zach Hartgraves on bass sets the mood for some introspection. 5. Can't Get Enough Now, let's pump it up with "Can't Get Enough." John Meding's electric guitar adds a punch, making it a track you can't help but groove to. 6. There's No Way Get ready for some heart with "There's No Way." Jes Parsons leads the way, creating a beautiful atmosphere of faith and sincerity. 7. What a Gift "What a Gift" is a sweet acknowledgment of gratitude. Jessi Robertson's vocals, combined with Scott Miller's keys, make it a touching moment. 8. Only You Are Holy Tyler Roberts steps up in "Only You Are Holy." The sincerity in his voice, backed by Matt McKenzie's rhythm, creates a sacred vibe. 9. Hope of the World Climbing towards the climax with "Hope of the World." Kory Miller's vocals shine as the whole team builds up to a triumphant ending. 10. Good Plans / Doxology Wrapping it up with a mashup of "Good Plans" and the timeless "Doxology." It's like a musical hug goodbye, leaving you in a reflective mood. Now, let's talk about those vocals. Tyler, Kory, Jes, and Jessi – they're like a dream team. Their voices blend so smoothly, creating a harmonious experience that feels like a big group hug. Props to the unsung heroes – the instrumentalists. Matt on drums, Zach on bass, John on electric guitar, and Scott on keys – they're the architects behind the scenes, making it all come together. "A lot of worship albums aim for your ears, but 'Ascend' goes straight for the heart and soul." The lyrics hit deep, touching on faith, doubt, and the whole human journey. It's like a musical GPS for your spirit, guiding you through moments of gratitude, hope, and devotion. In a nutshell, "Ascend" is a spiritual joyride. The Red Rocks Church Worship Team again raising the bar, mixing genres, and delivering a worship experience that goes beyond the usual Sunday service. As the last notes fade away, you're left feeling grateful for the journey. "Ascend" isn't just an invitation to lift your spirits; it's a call to connect with the divine, and receive a musical hug from the heavens. Enjoy this, & more complete concerts FREE @ StaticContentCreations.com Thanks for watching. Please like, share & follow.

Talking Heads - Stop Making Sense December 13 - 16, 1983 Pantages Theatre - Los Angeles, Ca USA *** Enjoy the complete concert FREE @ (https://bit.ly/thstopmakingsense) *** Stop Making Sense, Just Enjoy the Sonic Mind Slide by R. Dale Roth 2024-02-14 Close your eyes, and let's transport ourselves to the Pantages Theatre in Los Angeles, December 13-16, 1983. The Talking Heads, in the prime of their musical odyssey, took center stage, beginning with creative genius David Byrne, with just his guitar & old school boom box on the stage, started the a phenominal sonic mind slide that many regard as the best live concert film of all time. In the heart of the '80s music scene, the Pantages Theatre emerged as the canvas for an audio-visual spectacle. The audience, a mix of new wave enthusiasts and curious minds, gathered under the glittering lights, embodying the spirit of an era eager for artistic exploration. From the first chords of Psycho Killer to the rhythmic groove of Genius of Love featuring Tom Tom Club, each night was a carefully curated voyage through the Talking Heads' eclectic repertoire. The setlist, a sonic time capsule, embraced hits like Burning Down the House and Once in a Lifetime, weaving a musical narrative that resonated with the era's longing for innovation. The stage setup was refreshingly simple, yet captivating. David Byrne's oversized suit became an iconic symbol of the '80s, and the evolving stage design added an element of surprise. The lighting, a dance partner to the music, heightened the concert's immersive nature, captivating the audience in a retro enchantment. In an age before auto-tune ruled the airwaves, the Pantages Theatre witnessed a technical marvel. Impeccable sound engineering ensured the purity of each note, emphasizing the live, unfiltered essence of the Talking Heads. The result? An auditory journey that resonated with the audience and left an indelible mark on the concert film landscape. Beyond the melodies, these performances echoed the cultural zeitgeist. Stop Making Sense wasn't just a concert; it was a statement, a testament to the Talking Heads' role as pioneers of a sonic revolution. The concert film, now hailed as the epitome of its genre, stands as a bridge between the '80s and the timeless pursuit of musical innovation. As the curtain fell on those December nights, the legacy lives on in this time capsule of a film. Stop Making Sense at the Pantages Theatre wasn't merely a snapshot of a tour; it was a chapter in the unfolding story of music. The echoes of '83 resonate today, an invitation to revisit an era where the Talking Heads dared to make sense in the most extraordinary way. Featuring: Talking Heads David Byrne – lead vocals, guitar Tina Weymouth – bass, keyboard bass, guitar, lead vocals for "Genius of Love" Chris Frantz – drums, vocals for "Genius of Love" and "Burning Down the House" Jerry Harrison – guitar, keyboards, backing vocals Additional Musicians: Steve Scales – percussion, backing vocals Alex Weir – guitar, backing vocals Bernie Worrell – keyboards Supporting Vocalists: Lynn Mabry, Edna Holt Setlist: 1. Psycho Killer 2. Heaven 3. Thank You for Sending Me an Angel 4. Found a Job 5. Slippery People 6. Burning Down the House 7. Life During Wartime 8. Making Flippy Floppppy 9. Swamp 10. What a Day That Was 11. This Must Be the Place (Naive Melody) 12. Once in a Lifetime 13. Genius of Love 14. Girlfriend is Better 15. Take Me to the River 16. Crosseyed and Painless Enjoy this, & more complete concerts FREE @ StaticContentCreations.com Please like, share & follow. Thanks for watching.

Ice Cube, Eminem, Snoop Dogg & Dr. Dre - Up in Smoke Tour July 20 & 21, 2000 The Centrum - Worcester, Mass. USA *** Enjoy the complete concert FREE @ (https://bit.ly/dreupinsmoke) *** Smoke Signals: Hip-Hop History @ The Centrum by R. Dale Roth 2024-02-11 Smoke laden anticipation hung thick in the summer air outside The Centrum in Worcester, Massachusetts, as fans gathered for a musical journey that would etch its place in hip-hop history. The Up In Smoke Tour, featuring the powerhouse lineup of Dr. Dre, Snoop Dogg, Eminem, and Ice Cube, descended upon the venue on July 20 & 21, 2000, leaving an indelible mark on the cultural landscape. The atmosphere was charged with electricity even before the first beat dropped. The crowd's collective excitement, a palpable force, set the stage for a night that promised to redefine the boundaries of live hip-hop. As the lights dimmed and the thumping bass reverberated through The Centrum, the journey into the heart of the Up In Smoke Tour began. Ice Cube: A Glimpse into West Coast Legacy Ice Cube, a West Coast luminary, took the stage amidst a cloud of anticipation. His performance served as a powerful prologue, a glimpse into the legacy that defined the early years of West Coast hip-hop. The crowd, entranced by Cube's raw lyricism and commanding presence, was taken on a journey through the roots of the genre. Eminem: The Rap God's Frenetic Symphony Following Ice Cube, Eminem emerged as a force of nature with an unrelenting energy that ignited the crowd. His rapid-fire delivery and lyrical dexterity were on full display, each verse delivered with an intensity that bordered on cathartic. Eminem's set was a frenetic symphony, a rollercoaster ride through the complexities of his artistry that left fans exhilarated. Snoop Dogg: A Smooth Transition to Laid-back Bliss Snoop Dogg, the epitome of cool, effortlessly picked up the baton from Eminem, his laid-back charisma infusing the venue with an irresistible groove. The seamless transition between artists was a testament to the camaraderie that permeated the Up In Smoke Tour. Snoop's performance was a smooth ride through his catalog, a journey into the heart of G-funk that left the audience spellbound. Dr. Dre: Architect of Sonic Majesty As the night progressed, Dr. Dre, the visionary behind the West Coast sound, emerged amidst a cloud of smoke, his presence commanding attention. The beats resonated with precision, each note a testament to Dre's mastery of sonic architecture. The set unfolded like a cinematic journey through hip-hop's golden era, with Dre as the guiding force steering the crowd through the intricate beats and rhythms that defined an era. Collaborative Bliss The true magic of the Up In Smoke Tour unfolded during collaborative moments, where the synergy between Ice Cube, Eminem, Snoop Dogg, and Dr. Dre reached its zenith. Surprise appearances and impromptu collaborations added an element of unpredictability, turning the concert into a collective celebration of hip-hop. It was a testament to the genre's ability to bring artists together, transcending individual stardom for the sake of a shared musical experience. Beyond the individual performances, the Up In Smoke Tour had a seismic impact on the hip-hop cosmos. In the dawn of the new millennium, hip-hop was undergoing a transformation, and this tour was at the forefront of that evolution. The cultural significance of witnessing these icons share a stage wasn't lost on the audience. It was a historical moment that encapsulated the spirit of an era and left an indelible mark on the genre. The concert was not just an auditory feast; it was a visual spectacle, both on & off the stage, that complemented the sonic experience. The stage design, lighting effects, and larger-than-life visuals created a multi-sensory journey that immersed the audience in a world of hip-hop fantasy. The visual tapestry enhanced the overall impact, making the Up In Smoke Tour a feast for both the eyes and ears. As the final notes reverberated through The Centrum, the crowd was left in the haze of a hip-hop spectacle that defied expectations. The Up In Smoke Tour wasn't merely a concert; it was a fiery extravaganza that encapsulated the spirit of a genre in constant evolution. The echoes of that July night still linger today, leaving an enduring legacy that would reverberate through The Centrum and the hearts of fans who had witnessed the incendiary brilliance of hip-hop's Up In Smoke Tour. Featuring: Ice Cube, Eminem, Snoop Dogg, Dr. Dre Guest Appearances: Proof, Nate Dogg, Kurupt, D12, MC Ren, Westside Connection, Chilldrin of da Ghetto, Mel-Man, Tha Eastsidaz, Doggy's Angels, Devin The Dude, Warren G, Crucial Conflict, TQ, Truth Hurts, Xzibit, The D.O.C., Hittman, DJ Crazy Toones, Six-Two, Ms. Toi, & DJ Jam Setlists: Ice Cube: 1. Hello (featuring MC Ren) 2. You Can Do It (featuring Ms. Toi) 3. The Gutter Shit 4. The Pledge from Westside Connection 5. Whoa! 6. Hoo-Bangin' 7. Drug Lord (Chilldrin of da Ghetto) 8. AmeriKKKa's Most Wanted 9. The Nigga Ya Love to Hate 10. Cube's Freestyle 11. We Be Clubbin' Eminem / Proof: 1. Kill You 2. Dead Wrong 3. Under the Influence (featuring D12) 4. Marshall Mathers 5. Criminal 6. The Real Slim Shady Dr. Dre / Snoop Dogg: 1. The Next Episode (Dr. Dre featuring Snoop Dogg, Kurupt and Nate Dogg) 2. Who Am I (What's My Name)? (Snoop Dogg) 3. Nuthin' but a "G" Thang (Dr. Dre featuring Snoop Dogg) 4. Gettin My Money (Crucial Conflict) 5. Bitch Please (Snoop Dogg featuring Xzibit & Nate Dogg) 6. What's the Difference (Dr. Dre featuring Xzibit and Eminem) 7. Forgot About Dre (Dr. Dre featuring Eminem) 8. Boyz-N-The Hood – Eazy-E (Tribute) 9. Still Not a Player – Big Pun (Tribute) 10. One More Chance / Stay With Me (Remix) – The Notorious B.I.G. (Tribute) 11. More Bounce to the Ounce – Roger Troutman (Tribute) 12. Hail Mary – Makaveli (Tribute) 13. California Love – 2Pac (Tribute) 14. 2 of Amerikaz Most Wanted – 2Pac (Tribute) 15. Bust One Fa Ya – Devin The Dude 16. Showdown (Crucial Conflict) 17. Fuck You" (Dr. Dre f. Devin the Dude and Snoop Dogg) 18. Let Me Ride (G-Funk Remix) 19. Still D.R.E. (Dr. Dre featuring Snoop Dogg) Enjoy this, & more complete concerts FREE @ StaticContentCreations.com Please like, share & follow. Thanks for watching.

Jennifer Lopez - All I Have Tour - Super Saturday Night February 3, 2018 - The Armory - Minneapolis, Minnesota USA *** Enjoy the complete concert FREE @ (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=naBv7sOLB_I) *** Sonic Seduction on a Super Bowl Saturday Night by R. Dale Roth 2024-02-10 The crisp winter air in Minneapolis crackled with anticipation during Super Bowl weekend, on the night of February 3, 2012, as the city's elite gathered at the Armory for an event that would soon be etched into the musical history of the Twin Cities. Jennifer Lopez, the pop sensation and global icon, was about to take center stage, making her mark as the hottest ticket in town on Super Bowl weekend. As the lights dimmed and the crowd erupted into cheers, Jennifer Lopez emerged on stage like a phoenix rising. The first notes of "Get Right" cascaded through the Armory, and the audience was immediately captivated by the sheer force of her vocal prowess. Lopez, a seasoned performer, effortlessly danced between sultry and powerful, delivering each lyric with a conviction that could rival the most seasoned vocalists. Throughout the evening, Lopez's stage charisma was palpable. She engaged the audience with a magnetic charm, making every person in the Armory feel like they were part of an intimate conversation. Whether it was the sassy swagger of "Jenny From The Block" or the vulnerable allure of "Ain't Your Mama," J.Lo showcased a versatility that left the audience in awe. The setlist was a rollercoaster of emotions, spanning from the nostalgic beats of "If You Had My Love" to the modern rhythms of "Dance Again." The band, a powerhouse of talent, navigated through each transition with precision, enhancing the overall experience. The audience was treated to a surprise cameo by DJ Khaled, who brought his own magic to the stage with a medley of hits, turning the Armory into a collective dance floor. The visual spectacle of the concert was equally enchanting. The stage design was a testament to grandeur, transforming seamlessly with each song. The lighting effects, pulsating in sync with the music, added a cinematic touch to the experience. Jennifer Lopez's costume changes were not just wardrobe shifts but intricate pieces of the storytelling, enhancing the narrative of each song. A particular highlight was the dance break, a medley of chart-topping hits seamlessly blended into a mesmerizing display of movement. From "Mi Gente" to "Havana," each track was a chapter in the sonic narrative, celebrated through the language of dance. The night wasn't short on surprises. A special moment unfolded when Ne-Yo joined Lopez on stage for a heartfelt rendition of "All I Have/Very Special." Their chemistry was undeniable, creating a sonic harmony that resonated with the audience. But perhaps the most poignant moment came during the Prince tribute. J.Lo paid homage to the Purple One with a medley that included "Gett Off," "Darling Nikki," "When Doves Cry," with a snippet of "Kiss," and "Let’s Go Crazy." The Armory, in that moment, transformed into a sacred space of musical reverence, as fans joined together to celebrate the legacy of a legend. As the night reached its zenith, Jennifer Lopez closed the show with an exhilarating performance of "On The Floor" and "Let’s Get Loud." The Armory, once a tranquil fortress of anticipation, was now a pulsating arena echoing with the cheers of an enraptured audience. Lopez's triumphant finale was a testament to her enduring star power and the unparalleled spectacle she had orchestrated. J.Lo had not only delivered a memorable performance but had also solidified her status as a force to be reckoned with. As the city braced for the Super Bowl LII, Jennifer Lopez's Super Saturday Night concert had already become an indelible chapter in the grand musical narrative of Minneapolis. The Armory may have been the venue, but that night, it was transformed into a private playground for JLo's sonic seduction. Featuring: Jennifer Lopez Guest Appearances: DJ Khaled, Neyo Musicians, Dancers & Supporting Vocals: (Apologies to the artists, credits are unavailable) Setlist: 1. Get Right 2. If You Had My Love 3. Love Don’t Cost a Thing 4. DJ Khaled cameo (“All I Do Is Win,” “All The Way Up,” “For Free,” “I’m The One,” “Shining”) 5. I’m Real 6. Ain’t It Funny 7. Jenny From The Block Dance break (“Mi Gente,” “Bodak Yellow,” “Gucci Gang,” “Havana”) 8. I’m Into You 9. Girls 10. Booty 11. Respect 12. Ain’t Your Mama 13. All I Have/Very Special (With Ne-Yo) 14. Prince tribute (“Get Off,” “Darling Nikki,” “When Doves Cry” (with a snippet of “Kiss”), “Let’s Go Crazy”) 15. Waiting For Tonight 16. Us 17. Dance Again 18. On The Floor 19. Let’s Get Loud Enjoy more complete concerts FREE @ StaticContentCreations.com Please like, share & follow. Thanks for watching.

Alanis Morissette - Live @ Montreux 2012 July 2, 2012 - Montreux Jazz Festival - Lake Geneva Switzerland *** Enjoy the complete concert FREE @ (https://bit.ly/alanismontreux) *** Alanis Morissette - Live @ Montreux 2012 Montreux Magic: Alanis Morissette's Spellbounds the 2012 Montreux Jazz Festival by R. Dale Roth 2024-02-07 The serene shores of Lake Geneva came alive on July 2, 2012, as the Montreux Jazz Festival played host to a night that would etch itself into the annals of musical history. Alanis Morissette, the iconic Canadian songstress, took center stage, casting a spell that enthralled every soul gathered under the open Montreux sky. As the sun dipped behind the Swiss Alps, it set a perfect backdrop for a night of musical enchantment. The air was electric as fans from around the world gathered, eager to witness the alchemy that would unfold when Alanis Morissette stepped onto the stage. Nestled within the intimate confines of Montreux's Stravinski Auditorium, the venue's acoustics provided an unparalleled canvas for Morissette's sonic palette. The crowd, a mosaic of cultures and ages, added to the eclectic energy that permeated the air. The aura of the festival, a unique fusion of jazz tradition and contemporary resonance, set the stage for a night of musical transcendence. From the ethereal first segue of "I Remain" to the raw and unapologetic "Woman Down," Morissette's setlist unfolded like a journey through the tapestry of her illustrious career. The haunting resonance of "Uninvited" and the rebellious spirit of "All I Really Want" demonstrated Morissette's ability to seamlessly traverse the emotional spectrum, captivating the audience with each note. Alanis Morissette, a force of nature in her own right, commanded the stage with a presence that bordered on spiritual. Her vocals, a tapestry of vulnerability and strength, resonated through the auditorium, leaving the audience in awe. From the soul-stirring "Forgiven" to the anthemic "Hand in My Pocket," Morissette's ability to forge an intimate connection with her listeners was nothing short of extraordinary. The evening held its share of surprises, with Morissette inviting special guests to share the stage. Collaborations with fellow musicians added layers of complexity to the performance, enriching the experience for both artist and audience. Memorable interactions, spontaneous and genuine, further endeared Morissette to her admirers, creating an atmosphere of shared musical ecstasy. Each song acted as a portal into Morissette's soul, a testament to her evolution as an artist. "Guardian" stood as a beacon of hope, while "Ironic" resonated with timeless irony. "Thank U" served as a poignant encore, leaving the audience with a sense of gratitude for being part of this musical odyssey. In the wake of the final notes, as Montreux echoed with applause, it was evident that Alanis Morissette had not just performed; she had crafted an immersive experience. The Montreux Jazz Festival of 2012 had borne witness to a musical sorceress at the height of her powers, leaving an indelible mark on the hearts of all fortunate enough to be present. In the Words of Alanis: "You live, you learn, you love, you leave a legacy." Featuring: Alanis Morissette – vocals Musicians: Julian Coryell – guitars Cedric Lemoyne – bass Jason Orme – guitars Victor Indrizzo – drums Michael Farrell – keyboards Setlist: 1. I Remain (Segue 1) 2. Woman Down 3. All I Really Want 4. You Learn 5. Guardian 6. Flinch 7. Forgiven 8. Hands Clean 9. I Remain (Segue 2) 10. Citizen of the Planet 11. Ironic 12. Havoc 13. Head Over Feet 14. Versions of Violence 15. I Remain (Segue 3) 16. You Oughta Know 17. Numb 18. Hand in My Pocket 19. Uninvited 20. Thank U Thanks for watching. Please like, share & follow. Enjoy this, & more complete concerts FREE @ StaticContentCreations.com

Eagles ~ Farewell 1 Tour Live from Melbourne (pt. 2) Nov. 14, 15 & 17 - Rod Laver Arena, Melbourne, Australia *** Enjoy the complete concert FREE @ (https://bit.ly/eaglesfarewell1pt2) *** Eagles - Farewell 1 Tour (pt.2): "A Night of Unforgettable Night of Timeless Harmony by R. Dale Roth 2024-02-06 Each night November 14, 15, & 17, 2004, the Rod Laver Arena shook in anticipation for part 2 of the epic performance from the Eagles' Farewell 1 Tour which unfolded with The Eagles taking center stage, with Joe Walsh wearing a helmet hard hat equiped with a camera for some crazy Joe crowd antics. Part 2 of the show was a treasure trove of captivating moments, each song carefully curated to evoke emotions and transport the audience through the band's rich musical legacy. The playful energy of "Funk #49" and the anthemic resonance of "Heartache Tonight" left an indelible mark, demonstrating The Eagles' ability to connect with their audience on a profound level. Just as in Part 1, surprises unfolded in Part 2, adding an element of unpredictability to the Farewell 1 Tour. The seamless transition from the rock anthem "Life in the Fast Lane" to the timeless classic "Hotel California" showcased the band's ability to craft a diverse and engaging setlist, keeping the audience on the edge of their seats. The visual spectacle that began in Part 1 continued to enchant the audience in Part 2. The stage design, bathed in a mesmerizing interplay of lights, perfectly complemented the emotional cadence of each song. Visual elements enhanced the audience's connection to the music, creating an immersive experience that transcended the boundaries of the arena. Part 2 explored the emotional peaks and valleys of The Eagles' discography, creating a dynamic journey through the band's storied career. The nostalgia-laden melodies of classics like "Take It Easy" and "Desperado" juxtaposed with the raw energy of "Rocky Mountain Way" and "All She Wants to Do Is Dance," offering a comprehensive experience that resonated with fans both old and new. Featuring: Eagles Glenn Frey - guitars, piano, keyboards, vocals Don Henley - drums, percussion, guitars, vocals Timothy B. Schmit - bass guitar, guitar, vocals Joe Walsh - guitars, slide guitar, keyboards, organ, vocals Supporing Musicians: Steuart Smith - guitars, backing vocals Michael Thompson: Keyboards, accordion, backing vocals Will Hollis: Keyboards, backing vocals Scott Crago: Drums, percussion, backing vocals, sound effects Bill Armstrong: Trumpet Al Garth: Saxophone, violin and percussion Chris Mostert: Tenor and alto saxophone Greg Smith: Baritone saxophone Setlist: 1. Life's Been Good 2. Dirty Laundry 3. Funk #49 4. Heartache Tonight 5. Life in the Fast Lane 6. Hotel California 7. Rocky Mountain Way 8. All She Wants to Do Is Dance 9. Take It Easy 10. Desperado (pt. 1) available @ https://bit.ly/eaglesfarewell1pt1 Enjoy more complete concerts FREE @ StaticContentCreations.com Thanks for watching.

Eagles ~ Farewell 1 Tour Live from Melbourne (pt. 1) Nov. 14, 15 & 17 - Rod Laver Arena, Melbourne, Australia *** Enjoy the complete concert FREE @ (https://bit.ly/eaglesfarewell1pt1) *** Eagles - Farewell 1 Tour (pt.1): "A Night of Unforgettable Night of Timeless Harmony by R. Dale Roth 2024-02-06 Imagine it's November 14, 2004, and we're soaking in the Melbourne sunset. The Rod Laver Arena is abuzz with anticipation – it's the kick-off of The Eagles' Farewell 1 Tour. Fans, both seasoned and fresh, gather in excitement for a musical extravaganza that's about to unfold over three epic nights. Now, Part 1 of the concert is where the magic begins. The Eagles step into the spotlight, and from the first strum of "The Long Run" to the echoing guitar riffs of "One of These Nights," they've got the entire arena under their spell. It's like they have this secret recipe for seamlessly weaving intricate soundscapes that resonate with every soul in the crowd. The visuals – it's like a feast for the eyes. The stage, bathed in warm, evocative glow, changes subtly with every note. It's not just a concert; it's a visual journey that amplifies the emotional depth of each song. You're not just listening; you're living and breathing the music. As Part 1 wraps up, you can feel the emotional resonance building. The connection between The Eagles and the audience is palpable. Classic hits and these unexpected musical twists create this shared nostalgia and appreciation that hangs thick in the arena. It's like they've laid the foundation, setting the stage for the emotional rollercoaster that's about to unfold in the nights to come – a tantalizing teaser before the feast of hits in Part 2. Featuring: Eagles Glenn Frey - guitars, piano, keyboards, vocals Don Henley - drums, percussion, guitars, vocals Timothy B. Schmit - bass guitar, guitar, vocals Joe Walsh - guitars, slide guitar, keyboards, organ, vocals Supporing Musicians: Steuart Smith - guitars, backing vocals Michael Thompson: Keyboards, accordion, backing vocals Will Hollis: Keyboards, backing vocals Scott Crago: Drums, percussion, backing vocals, sound effects Bill Armstrong: Trumpet Al Garth: Saxophone, violin and percussion Chris Mostert: Tenor and alto saxophone Greg Smith: Baritone saxophone Setlist: 1. The Long Run 2. New Kid in Town 3. Wasted Time 4. Peaceful Easy Feeling 5. I Can't Tell You Why 6. One of These Nights 7. One Day at a Time 8. Lyin' Eyes 9. The Boys of Summer 10. In the City 11. Already Gone 12. Tequila Sunrise 13. Love Will Keep Us Alive 14. No More Cloudy Days 15. Hole in the World 16. Take It to the Limit 17. You Belong to the City 18. Walk Away 19. Sunset Grill (pt. 2) available @ https://bit.ly/eaglesfarewell1pt2 Enjoy more complete concerts FREE @ StaticContentCreations.com Thanks for watching.

December 9, 1999 - Palais Omnisports de Paris-Bercy, Paris - France *** Enjoy the complete concert FREE @ (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w-SceChvx_0) *** The Cranberries - Beneath the Skin Live in Paris: "Musical Cranberry Alchemy Enchants Bercy" by R. Dale Roth 2024-02-04 In the heart of Paris, at the legendary Palais Omnisports de Paris-Bercy, on December 9, 1999, a sense of anticipation hung thick in the air as fans eagerly gathered for an experience that would etch itself into the annals of musical history. The Cranberries, riding high on the success of their "Beneath the Skin" tour, were about to weave a spellbinding tapestry of sound, emotion, and sheer musical brilliance. The atmosphere inside Bercy was nothing short of electric. As the stage lights bathed the arena in hues of ethereal blue, green, and violet, the crowd erupted in cheers, signaling the commencement of a night that would linger in the memories of all fortunate enough to be present. The stage setup, a masterful blend of simplicity and sophistication, provided the perfect canvas for the sonic journey about to unfold. Dolores O'Riordan, the enchantress at the helm, took the stage with an aura of mystique. Her haunting vocals, reminiscent of a siren's call, echoed through the venue, immediately silencing the bustling anticipation and casting a spell over the audience. The palpable connection between the band and their dedicated followers transformed Bercy into a cathedral of musical worship. Throughout the performance, pivotal moments arose like constellations in the night sky. The Cranberries didn't merely perform their hits; they reinvented them. A standout rendition of "Zombie" encapsulated this transformation, as the band infused each note with a raw, unbridled energy that reverberated through the venue, leaving the audience in awe. The delicate balance of nostalgia and reinvention ensured that even the most familiar songs felt like new, vibrant creations. Dolores O'Riordan's vocals emerged as the crown jewel of the night. During the ethereal journey of "Linger," her voice soared and dipped, conveying a spectrum of emotions that resonated with the audience's collective soul. The raw emotion in her delivery created an intimate connection, transcending the vastness of Bercy and making each listener feel as if they were sharing a personal moment with the band. The emotional depth of the concert was profound. From the anthemic roar of "Zombie" to the haunting beauty of "Linger," the Cranberries masterfully navigated the spectrum of human emotion. Slow, introspective moments allowed the audience to reflect, while energetic anthems ignited a collective passion that reverberated through the crowd. The emotional ebb and flow created a dynamic and immersive experience, solidifying the bond between the band and their fans. The technical proficiency displayed by each band member was nothing short of extraordinary. The seamless transitions between songs showcased a level of tightness that can only be achieved through years of musical camaraderie. Instrumental solos became moments of transcendence, with each member contributing to the sonic tapestry in a way that elevated the performance to new heights. The Cranberries effortlessly translated their studio sound into a live experience, proving their musical prowess on the grand stage of Bercy. As the final notes reverberated through Bercy, the audience was left in a state of collective awe, basking in the afterglow of a musical journey that transcended time and space. The Cranberries' "Beneath the Skin - Live in Paris" concert wasn't just a performance; it was a testament to the enduring power of music to stir the soul. In that magical night at Palais Omnisports de Paris-Bercy, the Cranberries etched their legacy into the hearts of all fortunate enough to bear witness, leaving an indelible mark on the rich tapestry of musical history. Featuring: The Cranberries Dolores O'Riordan – lead vocals, guitar, keyboards Noel Hogan – guitar, backing vocals Mike Hogan – bass guitar Fergal Lawler – drums Setlist: 1. Promises 2. Animal Instinct 3. Loud and Clear 4. Ode to My Family 5. The Icicle Melts 6. Linger 7. Wanted 8. Salvation 9. Desperate Andy 10. Go Your Own Way (Fleetwood Mac cover) 11. Pretty 12. When You're Gone 13. I Can't Be With You 14. Waltzing Back 15. Free to Decide 16. Zombie 17. Ridiculous Thoughts 18. Dying in the Sun 19. You and Me 20. Just My Imagination 21. Delilah 22. Dreams Respectful opinions and comments are encouraged, welcomed and appreciated. Please like, share and follow. Enjoy this, and more complete concerts FREE @ StaticContentCreations.com

Enjoy the complete concert FREE @ (https://bit.ly/gorillazdemondaysmanchester) *** Gorillaz - Demon Days Live @ Manchester Opera House "A Cinematic Musical X-Perience" by R. Dale Roth 2024-02-03 In the hallowed halls of the Manchester Opera House, a palpable buzz of excitement lingered in the air. November 1-5, 2005, marked a historic moment for music enthusiasts as Gorillaz embarked on their Demon Days Live journey. As the lights dimmed, anticipation reached a fever pitch, setting the stage for an unforgettable convergence of music and visuals that would redefine the live concert experience. Gorillaz, known for their eclectic blend of genres, didn't merely perform songs; they crafted a narrative that unfolded through the carefully curated setlist. From the haunting opening chords of "Intro" to the anthemic crescendo of "Demon Days," each track was a piece of a sonic puzzle, contributing to the overarching story. The setlist effortlessly traversed the diverse landscape of Demon Days, and the audience was taken on a rollercoaster of emotions. Standout moments included the visceral energy of "Feel Good Inc.," with De La Soul's dynamic guest appearance catapulting the performance to new heights. The unexpected inclusion of "Hong Kong" added an ethereal layer to the show, showcasing Gorillaz's willingness to explore the depths of their discography in a live setting. The ebb and flow of the setlist demonstrated a masterful understanding of pacing, holding the audience captive from start to finish. A defining aspect of Gorillaz's live experience is the fusion of animated visuals with live music. The Opera House became a canvas for the vibrant and surreal world of Gorillaz, enhancing the auditory journey with a visual spectacle. As the animated band members graced the stage alongside their real-life counterparts, a seamless synthesis of reality and animation unfolded. During "Every Planet We Reach is Dead," the visuals transcended mere accompaniment, becoming a narrative force that mirrored the emotional depth of the music. The juxtaposition of the animated and live elements added a layer of intrigue, making the concert feel like a cinematic journey through Demon Days. Gorillaz's live execution was nothing short of sorcery, with each member contributing their unique magic to the performance. Damon Albarn's vocal prowess was on full display, capturing the raw emotion embedded in Demon Days' lyrics. The instrumental proficiency of the band, coupled with the seamless integration of guest musicians, created a sonic tapestry that transcended the confines of the studio recordings. The synergy between the band members was palpable, with Noodle's electrifying guitar solos, Murdoc's bass grooves, and Russel's thunderous drumming forming a cohesive unit. Collaborations with Shaun Ryder on "DARE" and Dennis Hopper's narration on "Fire Coming Out of a Monkey's Head" elevated the concert to an immersive experience that blurred the lines between reality and fantasy. The audience, an integral part of the Gorillaz equation, reciprocated the band's energy with fervor. From the infectious dance beats of "Dirty Harry" to the soul-stirring melodies of "El Mañana," the crowd's response mirrored the emotional journey laid out by the band. The communal sing-along during "Clint Eastwood" transformed the Opera House into a collective celebration of music, with the boundaries between performer and spectator dissolving into a shared musical experience. Gorillaz's Demon Days Live at the Manchester Opera House wasn't just a concert; it was a paradigm shift in live performance. The fusion of music, animation, and a shared emotional experience created a tapestry that transcended traditional concert boundaries. In the context of Gorillaz's career, this performance stands as a testament to their innovative spirit and willingness to push artistic boundaries. The risk-taking approach, evident in both the setlist and the visual elements, showcased a band unafraid to challenge the conventions of live music. Demon Days Live didn't just meet expectations; it shattered them, leaving an indelible mark on the landscape of live performances. Gorillaz's Demon Days Live at the Manchester Opera House was a cinematic journey that redefined what a live concert could be. With technical mastery, emotional resonance, and an unwavering commitment to innovation, Gorillaz proved that music isn't confined to the studio – it's a living, breathing entity that thrives on the synergy between artists and their audience. As the final notes of "Demon Days" echoed through the Opera House, it was clear that this was more than a concert; it was a transformative experience. Featuring: Gorillaz 2-D – vocals, keyboards, guitar Noodle – guitar, keyboards, vocals Murdoc Niccals – bass, drum machine Russel Hobbs – drums, percussion, drum machine Guest Appearances: Neneh Cherry – Guest vocals on "Kids with Guns" Bootie Brown – Guest rap on "Dirty Harry" De La Soul – Guest raps on "Feel Good Inc" Ike Turner – Guest piano on "Every Planet We Reach is Dead" MF Doom – Guest rap on "November Has Come" Roots Manuva – Guest rap on "All Alone" Martina Topley-Bird – Guest vocals on "All Alone" Rosie Wilson – Guest vocals on "Dare" Shaun Ryder – Guest vocals on "Dare" Dennis Hopper – Spoken word vocals on "Fire Coming Out of the Monkey's Head" The London Community Gospel Choir – Guest vocals on "Don't Get Lost in Heaven" and "Demon Days" Zeng Zhen – guest guzheng on "Hong Kong: Ibrahim Ferrer – Guest vocals on "Latin Simone (¿Qué Pasa Contigo?)" Musicians: Damon Albarn – vocals, piano, melodica Mike Smith – keyboards Cass Browne – drums Darren Galea – turntables Simon Tong – guitar Karl Vanden Bossche – percussion Simon Jones – rhythm guitar Morgan Nicholls – bass String Section: Cello – Isabelle Dunn, Dan Keane, Deborah Chandler Bass – Emma Smith Viola – Amanda Drummond, Nina Kapinsky, Gary Pomeroy Violin – Antonia Pagulatos, Jennifer Berman, Kirsty Mangan Supporting Vocals: Wayne Hernandez, Sharlene Hector, Rosie Wilson, Wendi Rose, Aaron Sokell, London Community Gospel Choir Setlist: 1. Last Living Souls 2. Kids with Guns (w/ Neneh Cherry) 3. O Green World 4. Dirty Harry (w/ Bootie Brown) 5. Feel Good Inc. (w/ De La Soul) 6. El Mañana 7. Every Planet We Reach Is Dead (w/ Ike Turner) 8. November Has Come (w/ DOOM) 9. All Alone (w/ Roots Manuva & Martina Topley-Bird) 10. White Light 11. Dare (w/ Roses Gabor & Shaun Ryder) 12. Fire Coming Out of the Monkey's Head – Dennis Hopper 13. Don't Get Lost in Heaven (w/ The London Community Gospel Choir) 14. Demon Days (w/ The London Community Gospel Choir) 15. Hong Kong" (w/ Zeng Zhen) 16. Latin Simone (¿Qué Pasa Contigo?) (w/ Ibrahim Ferrer) Please like & share this video; following the channel is greatly appreciate. Enjoy this, and more complete concerts FREE @ StaticContentCreations.com

Enjoy the complete concert FREE @ (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bNHUUOd98NY) *** Cher - The Farewell Tour Live: "A Night of Unforgettable Glamour and Timeless Hits" by R. Dale Roth 2024-02-08 As the curtain descended on Cher's Farewell Tour at the American Airlines Arena in Miami on November 8, 2002, it wasn't just a concert; it was a farewell to an era defined by an icon. The significance of this tour was palpable even before the lights dimmed, with the crowd buzzing with anticipation, aware they were about to witness the grand finale of a legendary career. Atmosphere and Crowd Interaction: The arena was charged with an electric energy that could only be generated by the prospect of bidding adieu to a musical legend. As fans filled every nook and cranny of the American Airlines Arena, the anticipation was contagious. Cher's connection with the audience was nothing short of magical; she effortlessly bridged the gap between stage and seats. The crowd wasn't just a sea of faces; it was a mosaic of generations brought together by the diva's timeless music. Cher, clad in her signature glam-rock attire, took the stage with a radiant smile, immediately establishing a rapport with the audience. Her banter was a delightful mix of humor and genuine appreciation for the fans who had supported her throughout the decades. Set Design and Visuals: From the first note, it was evident that no expense was spared in creating a visually stunning experience. The stage setup was a spectacle in itself, with intricate details that added layers to the storytelling of each song. The lighting effects were nothing short of cinematic, seamlessly complementing Cher's every move. The visuals were more than just eye candy; they were an integral part of the concert narrative. From ethereal backdrops during ballads to bold, pulsating lights during upbeat numbers, the production team masterfully enhanced the emotional impact of Cher's performance. It was not just a concert; it was a visual journey through the different eras of Cher's illustrious career. Musical Performance: Cher's vocal prowess has always been a force to be reckoned with, and this farewell performance was no exception. Her voice, a timeless instrument, resonated through the arena, hitting every high and low note with precision and emotion. The strength of her vocals was particularly evident in the stripped-down, intimate moments, where the audience hung on to every word. The setlist was a carefully curated journey through Cher's extensive discography, with surprises sprinkled throughout. Iconic renditions of hits like "Believe" and "If I Could Turn Back Time" were met with thunderous applause, but it was the unexpected gems that truly captivated. Cher's ability to reinvent her own classics showcased the depth of her artistry, proving that even a farewell tour could bring fresh perspectives to familiar tunes. Special Guests and Collaborations: The evening held no shortage of star-studded moments, with surprise appearances and collaborations adding extra layers to the farewell spectacle. Cher graciously shared the stage with fellow artists, creating unforgettable duets that left the audience in awe. Each collaboration felt like a passing of the torch, a moment of unity in the vast landscape of musical history. From rock legends to rising stars, the diverse array of guests only emphasized Cher's profound impact on the industry. The seamless blend of voices and genres was a testament to the universal appeal of Cher's music, transcending boundaries and bringing people together. Costumes and Stage Presence: Cher's ever-evolving wardrobe changes were more than just a display of glamour; they were a visual representation of her artistic evolution. Each costume change was a chapter, reflecting the era of the songs she was performing. From sequined gowns to leather jackets, every outfit change was met with cheers, creating a dynamic visual experience. Cher's stage presence was as commanding as ever. Her charisma radiated across the arena, and her genuine love for performing was evident in every gesture. Whether she was engaging the audience with a heartfelt story or strutting confidently across the stage, Cher commanded attention with a poise that can only be achieved through decades of stage mastery. Emotional Resonance: The emotional depth of the concert was palpable, with Cher's farewell tour serving as a poignant reminder of the indelible mark she has left on the hearts of her fans. As she delved into the emotional ballads, there was a collective sense of nostalgia, an acknowledgment that this wasn't just a goodbye to a tour but a farewell to an era. The concert evoked tears and laughter, creating an emotional rollercoaster that mirrored the highs and lows of Cher's storied career. The bond between Cher and her fans was a living, breathing entity, one that transcended the usual artist-audience dynamic. It was a shared history, a journey through time that resonated with every note sung. Encore and Conclusion: The encore performance was a grand finale befitting a legend. Cher returned to the stage for a final bow, with the audience rising to their feet in a standing ovation that seemed to stretch into eternity. The cheers echoed through the arena, a resounding tribute to an artist who had defied norms and expectations throughout her career. As the lights dimmed one last time, the arena bathed in a warm glow, and Cher's silhouette disappeared into the shadows. The air was thick with emotion, and it was as if time stood still for just a moment. The Cher - Farewell Tour wasn't just a concert; it was a celebration of an extraordinary career, a testament to the enduring power of music. In Conclusion: Cher's Farewell Tour at the American Airlines Arena in Miami on November 8, 2002, wasn't just a goodbye; it was a musical odyssey through time. From the electrifying atmosphere to the mesmerizing visuals, every aspect of the concert was a testament to Cher's unparalleled artistry. As the final notes echoed through the arena, one couldn't help but feel grateful for being a witness to a momentous occasion in music history. Cher's impact on the music industry is immeasurable, and her Farewell Tour was a fitting tribute to a career that has spanned decades. The concert was a celebration of resilience, reinvention, and the enduring power of a woman who has not only stood the test of time but has conquered it with unmatched grace and style. As the curtain fell on Cher's Farewell Tour, it wasn't just the end of a chapter; it was the closing of a book that will forever remain a cherished part of musical history. 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Enjoy the complete concert FREE @ (https://bit.ly/sarahafterglow) ****** In a two-night extravaganza at Toronto's iconic Molson Amphitheatre, August 19 & 20, 2004, Sarah McLachlan brought her enchanting Afterglow Live tour to life. The ethereal songstress, known for her soul-stirring ballads and angelic voice, delivered a performance that was nothing short of a musical odyssey. Opening the night with the hauntingly beautiful "Fallen," McLachlan set the tone for an evening filled with emotional depth and captivating melodies. Backed by a stellar ensemble of musicians, McLachlan effortlessly navigated through the diverse soundscape of her Afterglow album, creating a sonic tapestry that resonated throughout the amphitheatre. One of the standout moments of the evening was McLachlan's rendition of "Stupid," which showcased not only her vocal range but also her ability to infuse raw emotion into her performance. The audience was spellbound, collectively held captive by the singer's magnetic presence and the sheer authenticity of her delivery. The acoustic arrangement of "World on Fire" provided a poignant moment, stripping away the layers to expose the heart of the song. McLachlan's introspective storytelling between songs added a personal touch, creating an intimate connection with the audience. As she flawlessly transitioned from one track to another, it became evident that this performance was more than just a concert; it was a journey through the depths of human emotion. The stage design, featuring subtle lighting changes and a backdrop that mirrored the ethereal aesthetic of the Afterglow album cover, added a visual dimension to the experience. The interplay between light and shadow enhanced the emotional impact of each song, creating a mesmerizing atmosphere that complemented McLachlan's musical artistry. Featuring: Sarah McLachlan - Sarah McLachlan – vocals, guitar, piano Musicians & Supporting Vocals: Ashwin Sood – vocals, drums, percussion Luke Doucet – vocals, guitar Sean Ashby – vocals, guitar Vincent Jones – vocals, keyboards Brian Minato – vocals, bass guitar Dave Kershaw – keyboards, bass guitar Kathryn Rose – vocals Set list: 1. Fallen 2. World on Fire 3. Adia 4. Hold On 5. Perfect Girl 6. Drifting 7. Push 8. I Will Remember You 9. Ice 10. Wait 11. Witness 12. Answer 13. Angel 14. Fear 15. Train Wreck 16. Building a Mystery 17. Sweet Surrender 18. Possession 19. Blackbird 20. Ice Cream 21. Stupid 22. Fumbling Towards Ecstasy 23. Dirty Little Secret Enjoy more complete concerts FREE @ StaticContentCreations.com #sarahmclachlan #afterglow #molsonamphitheatre #fallen #adia #perfectgirl #iwillrememberyou #angel #buildingamystery #sweetsurrender #icecream #stupid #fumblingtowardsecstasy #dirtylittlesecret #music #concert #live #performance #entertainment #art #static #contentcreation #portal

Enjoy the complete concert FREE @ (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nYq5K40juA4) ****** July 25, 2009 country bad ass, Eric Church brought the Choir to France & ripped sh*t up at Country Rendez-vous Festival De Craponne 22. From the moment Chief stepped into the spotlight, it was clear that the French cowboys were not quite ready for what they were about to experience. The air crackled with energy as the opening chords of "How 'Bout You" reverberated through the crowd, setting the tone for a wild night ahead. Church's stage presence was nothing short of magnetic. Dressed in his signature aviators, ball cap & t-shirt, he exuded a cool confidence that resonated with fans from all walks of life. The setlist was a great ride through Church's repertoire, seamlessly blending hits from his debut album with tracks that showcased his evolving artistry. As the night progressed, Church unleashed the full force of his musical prowess with anthems like "Smoke a Little Smoke" and "Drink in My Hand." The intoxicating blend of rock and country elements had the crowd on their feet, dancing and singing with an unbridled fervor. Featuring: Eric Church - lead vocals, rhythm guitar, acoustic guitar, banjo, piano Musicians: Driver Williams – lead guitar, rhythm guitar Jeff Cease – rhythm guitar, lead guitar Jeff Hyde – acoustic guitar, banjo, background vocals Lee Hendricks – bass guitar Craig Wright – drums Setlist: 1. Electric Worry 2. Young & Wild 3. Pledge Allegiance to the Hag 4. How 'Bout You 5. Sinners Like Me 6. What I Almost Was 7. These Boots 8. Ain't Killed Me Yet 9. Two Pink Lines 10. Livin' Part of Life 11. Before She Does 12. Love Your Love the Most 13. Lotta Boot Left to Fill 14. Carolina 15. Smoke a Little Smoke 16. Guys Like Me 17. Those I've Loved 18. The Weight Enjoy more complete concerts FREE @ StaticContentCreations.com #music #concert #ericchurch #churchchoir #youngandwild #festivalcountryrendezvous #smokealittlesmoke #theseboots #sinnerslikeme #carolina #howboutyou #guyslikeme #live #performance #entertainment #art #static #portal

Enjoy the complete concert FREE @ (https://bit.ly/imaginedragonsvegas) ****** In a city known for its dazzling spectacles, Las Vegas hometown heroes Imagine Dragons returned to their roots, September 10, 2022 for a homecoming concert at Allegiant Stadium that left the audience breathless. Allegiant Stadium itself became a living, breathing entity throughout the night, pulsating with the synergy of music and technology. The stage was a canvas that Imagine Dragons painted with a breathtaking array of lights, visuals, and avant-garde effects, each note accompanied by a kaleidoscope of colors that danced in harmony with the music. The band's evolution was palpable in their seamless navigation through a diverse repertoire, effortlessly blending hits like "Believer," "Demons," and "Thunder" with tracks from their latest sonic exploration. The audience was taken on a journey through the band's evolution, from their chart-topping origins to the nuanced depths of their latest musical offerings. An unexpected acoustic interlude brought a tender intimacy to the colossal venue, revealing a more vulnerable side to Imagine Dragons. Stripped-down renditions of their anthems showcased a nuanced artistry, allowing Reynolds' emotive vocals to shine with an authenticity that reverberated throughout the stadium. The night reached its zenith with an encore that defied expectations, featuring a surprise collaboration with a local luminary that added an extra layer of magic to the performance. This unforeseen twist not only celebrated the band's Las Vegas roots but also paid homage to the city's vibrant and ever-evolving music scene. Featuring: Imagine Dragons Dan Reynolds – lead vocals, guitars, piano, keyboards, percussion Wayne Sermon – guitars, backing vocals, mandolin, piano, synthesizers Ben McKee – bass, piano, keyboards, synthesizers, backing vocal Daniel Platzman – drums, percussion, backing vocals, viola Setlist: 1. My Life 2. Believer 3. It's Time 4. I'm So Sorry 5. Thunder 6. Birds 7. Follow You 8. Lonely 9. Natural 10. Next to Me 11. I Bet My Life 12. Forever Young 13. One Day 14. Whatever It Takes 15. Younger 16. Sharks 17. Enemy 18. I'm Happy 19. Demons 20. On Top of the World 21. Bones 22. Radioactive 23. Walking the Wire Enjoy more complete concerts FREE @ StaticContentCreations.com #concert #imaginedragons #lasvegas #vegas #sincity #believer #thunder #ibetmylife #foreveryoung #oneday #younger #bones #radioactive #live #music #performance #entertainment #art #static #portal

Enjoy the complete concert FREE @ (https://bit.ly/pinkmelbourne) ****** In a spectacle that can only be described as a rollercoaster of emotions, P!nk took Melbourne, Australia by storm at the Rod Laver Arena on November 15, 2013, with her "Truth About Love Live" tour. The Grammy-winning artist, known for her high-flying acrobatics, powerful vocals, and unapologetic stage presence, left the audience breathless and exhilarated. From the moment P!nk descended from the arena ceiling in a sparkling chandelier, the crowd was in for a night that transcended the boundaries of a typical concert. Opening with the energetic "Raise Your Glass," she immediately established a connection with the audience that lasted throughout the night. What sets P!nk apart from many artists is her ability to seamlessly blend heart-wrenching ballads with high-octane anthems. The emotional rollercoaster began with the poignant "Just Give Me a Reason," a duet with fun.'s Nate Ruess, and continued with soul-stirring renditions of hits like "Try" and "Who Knew." The Rod Laver Arena transformed into an emotional arena, with fans swaying and singing along to every lyric. The stage design was a visual feast, featuring elaborate sets, dazzling light displays, and jaw-dropping aerial acrobatics. P!nk's performances were not just about the music; they were an immersive experience that combined theatrical elements, choreography, and raw authenticity. The singer fearlessly soared through the air during "So What" and "Funhouse," showcasing her incredible athleticism and pushing the boundaries of live performance. Throughout the night, P!nk's banter with the audience revealed her genuine and down-to-earth personality. She shared personal stories, cracked jokes, and interacted with fans, creating an intimate atmosphere in the midst of the arena's grandeur. The encore featured the anthemic "Blow Me (One Last Kiss)" and a powerful rendition of "Glitter in the Air," during which P!nk performed a breathtaking aerial routine suspended in water droplets, leaving the audience in awe. Featuring: Alecia "P!nk" Moore - lead vocals Guest Artist: Nate Ruess (fun) Musicians & Supporing Vocals: Jason Chapman – keyboards, backing vocals, musical director Justin Derrico – lead guitar Eva Gardner – bass guitar Kat Lucas – guitar, keyboards, backing vocals Mark Shulman – drums Stacy Campbell – backing vocals Jenny Douglas – backing vocals Setlist: 1. The Truth About Love (intro) 2. Raise Your Glass 3. Walk of Shame 4. Just Like a Pill 5. U & ur Hand 6. Leave Me Alone (I'm Lonely) 7. Try 8. Wicked Game 9. Just Give Me a Reason (w/ Nate Ruess) 10. Trouble 11. Are We All We Are 12. How Come You're Not Here 13. Sober 14. Chaos & Piss (interlude) 15. The Great Escape 16. Who Knew 17. Time After Time 18. Fuckin' Perfect 19. Can't Take Me Home medley 20. Slut Like You 21. Blow Me (One Last Kiss) 22. So What 23. Outro Enjoy more complete concerts FREE @ StaticContentCreations.com #concert #music #pink #aleciamoore #truthaboutlove #raiseyourglass #walkofshame #try #wickedgame #trouble #sober #thegreatescape #timeaftertime #blowme #live #performance #entertainment #art #static #portal

Enjoy the complete concert FREE @ (https://bit.ly/liveandloose) ****** In the heart of Paris, the iconic Palais Omnisport in Bercy played host to a musical spectacle that will undoubtedly be etched in the memories of those fortunate enough to witness Phil Collins Live and Loose on December 8 and 9, 1997. The legendary artist, renowned for his powerful vocals and dynamic stage presence, brought his undeniable charisma to the forefront during two unforgettable nights of pure musical magic. Opening the show with the rhythmic pulse of "Hand in Hand," Collins wasted no time establishing a connection with the audience, seamlessly blending hits from his solo career with iconic Genesis classics. The setlist was a masterful curation of nostalgia and contemporary brilliance, showcasing the artist's versatility and the enduring relevance of his music. Collins's powerhouse band, flawlessly synchronized, provided a sonic landscape that transcended the boundaries of time. The seamless transitions between tracks showcased not only the artist's meticulous attention to detail but also his ability to craft an immersive sonic experience. The audience was taken on a captivating ride through the emotional spectrum, from the soulful crooning of "Against All Odds" to the infectious grooves of "Sussudio." The grandeur of the Palais Omnisport served as a fitting backdrop for Collins's mesmerizing visuals, featuring a dazzling light show and state-of-the-art projections that complemented the sonic journey. The staging enhanced the emotional impact of each song, creating an immersive experience that resonated with fans and newcomers alike. The climax of the evening came with the timeless anthem "In the Air Tonight," a tour de force that encapsulated the essence of Phil Collins's musical legacy. The crowd, an eclectic mix of generations, swayed and sang in unison, creating an atmosphere of collective euphoria. Featuring: Phil Collins - lead vocals, drums, percussion Musicians: Ronnie Caryl - rhythm guitar, vocals Brad Cole - keyboards Luis Conte - percussion Nathan East - bass guitar, vocals Dan Fornero - trumpet Harry Kim - trumpet Ricky Lawson - drums Daryl Stuermer - guitar Arturo Velasco - trombone Andrew Woolfolk - saxophone Supporting Vocals: Amy Keys, Arnold McCuller Setlist: 1. Hand in Hand 2. Hang In Long Enough 3. Don't Lose My Number 4. Another Day in Paradise 5. Against All Odds (Take a Look at Me Now) 6. Lorenzo 7. Separate Lives 8. Long Long Way to Go 9. In the Air Tonight 10. Timbantiocha 11. Easy Lover 12. Dance Into the Light 13. Wear My Hat 14. Something Happened On the Way to Heaven 15. Sussudio Enjoy more complete concerts FREE @ StaticContentCreations.com #concert #philcollins #liveandloose #handinhand #dontlosemynumber #anotherdayinparadise #againstallodds #separatelives #intheairtonight #easylover #sussudio #live #performance #entertainment #art #static #portal

Enjoy the complete concert FREE @ (https://bit.ly/edsheeranjumpers) ****** July 10 - 12, 2015, the hallowed grounds of Wembley Stadium in London bore witness to a musical phenomenon that transcended the ordinary. Ed Sheeran, the flame-haired troubadour with an acoustic guitar and a heart full of passion, embarked on a monumental journey, enchanting a staggering 240,000 fans over three consecutive nights with his "Jumpers for Goalposts" performances. Wembley Stadium, renowned for hosting iconic moments in history, welcomed Sheeran's intimate storytelling to its grand stage. Armed only with his trusty Martin guitar and a loop pedal, Sheeran stood alone in the spotlight, captivating the massive sea of fans that stretched as far as the eye could see. The minimalist setup served as a testament to his sheer musical prowess, as he effortlessly transformed the stadium into an intimate space where every lyric, every strum, reverberated with palpable emotion. The setlist was a journey through Sheeran's soul, featuring hits like "Thinking Out Loud," "Photograph," and "Sing." Each song unfolded like a chapter in a novel, revealing the artist's vulnerability and resilience. The audience, a mosaic of diverse faces and ages, swayed and sang along, united by the power of Sheeran's poetic melodies. The sheer magnitude of Wembley Stadium did nothing to diminish the personal connection Ed Sheeran forged with his audience. In between songs, he shared anecdotes from his journey, transforming the colossal venue into an intimate living room where friends gathered to hear stories and share laughter. In the grand tapestry of Wembley Stadium's storied history, Ed Sheeran's three-night odyssey with "Jumpers for Goalposts" had carved a new chapter. It wasn't just a concert; it was a testament to the power of one man and his guitar to transcend boundaries, bridging the gap between artist and audience in a way that only the truly extraordinary can. Ed Sheeran had not just played music at Wembley; he had woven an artistic tapestry that would resonate through the ages, forever etched in the collective memory of those lucky enough to be there. Featuring: Ed Sheeran - lead vocals, guitar Guest Artist: Sir Elton John Setlist: 1. I'm a Mess 2. Lego House 3. Photograph 4. Bloodstream 5. Don't/No Diggity/Nina 6. I See Fire 7. Don't Go Breaking My Heart (w/ Sir Elton John) 8. Thinking Out Loud 9. The A Team 10. You Need Me, I Don't Need You 11. Sing Enjoy more complete concerts FREE @ StaticContentCreations.com #edsheeran #eltonjohn #jumpersforgoalposts #wembleystadium #legohouse #photograph #theateam #sing #popmusic #music #live #concert #performance #entertainment #art #static #contentcreation #portal

Enjoy the complete concert FREE @ (https://bit.ly/beatlesgetbackrooftop) ****** On 30 January 1969, the Beatles performed an impromptu concert from the rooftop of their Apple Corps headquarters at 3 Savile Row, in central London's office and fashion district. Joined by guest keyboardist Billy Preston, the band played a 42-minute set before the Metropolitan Police arrived and ordered them to reduce the volume. It was the final public performance of their career. From the moment the Beatles ascended the stairs to the rooftop, the London sky became their stage, and the city streets their arena. They performed nine takes of five new songs as crowds of onlookers, many on lunch breaks, congregated in the streets and on the rooftops of nearby buildings to listen. Paul McCartney's bass rumbled through the air, George Harrison's guitar wailed, Ringo Starr's drums pounded, and John Lennon's vocals cut through the crisp London breeze, creating a sonic tapestry that echoed across the rooftops and reverberated through the hearts of those fortunate enough to witness history unfold. What set this performance apart was not just the music itself, but the unmistakable joy radiating from the Beatles. As they played, it was evident that the 4 friends were not merely executing a set but relishing the communal act of making music together. Their camaraderie and shared love for the craft were palpable, turning a mere rooftop into a sacred space where the boundaries between performer and audience blurred into a shared experience of sonic transcendence. In the decades that followed, countless bands would attempt to capture the magic of that day, but none would quite reach the stratospheric heights attained by the Fab Four on that chilly London afternoon. The concert ended with "Get Back", and John Lennon joking, "I'd like to say thank you on behalf of the group and ourselves, and I hope we've passed the audition." Featuring: The Beatles John Lennon – lead and backing vocals, rhythm guitar; lead guitar on "Get Back" Paul McCartney – lead and backing vocals, bass guitar George Harrison – backing vocals, lead guitar; rhythm guitar on "Get Back" Ringo Starr – drums Guest Musician: Billy Preston - electric piano Set list: 1. Get Back (Take 1) 2. Get Back (Take 2) 3. Don't Let Me Down (Take 1) 4. I've Got a Feeling (Take 1) 5. One After 909 6. Dig a Pony 7. God Save the Queen 8. I've Got a Feeling (Take 2) 9. Don't Let Me Down (Take 2) 10. Get Back" (Take 3) Enjoy more complete concerts FREE @ StaticContentCreations.com #beatles #fabfour #getback #rooftop #johnlennon #paulmccartney #georgeharrison #ringostarr #classicrock #rockandroll #legend #music #concert #performance #live #entertainment #art #static #contentcreation #portal

Enjoy the complete concert FREE @ (https://bit.ly/3KBkrQd) ****** In what can only be described as a seismic event in the world of live performances, Rihanna's Good Girl Gone Bad took center stage at the Manchester Arena on December 6, 2007, transforming the venue into a pulsating cauldron of energy. From the very first note, it was evident that this was not just a concert; it was a theatrical experience, a sonic and visual journey curated by the one and only Rihanna. The setlist seamlessly blended tracks from her groundbreaking "Good Girl Gone Bad" album with earlier hits, showcasing the evolution of an artist who had truly come into her own. The stage design was a marvel in itself, featuring futuristic elements that complemented Rihanna's edgy aesthetic. Massive LED screens illuminated the arena, displaying captivating visuals that enhanced the narrative of each song. The choreography was nothing short of breathtaking, with Rihanna and her dancers delivering a masterclass in precision and artistry. As the concert reached its zenith with the anthemic "Don't Stop the Music" and the infectious "Shut Up and Drive," the Manchester Arena transformed into a giant dance floor. The synergy between Rihanna and the audience was electric, creating an atmosphere of unbridled euphoria that echoed through the night. In Manchester, Rihanna didn't just perform; she conquered. Her concert was a testament to her artistry, stage presence, and undeniable star power. It was a night when the Manchester Arena became the epicenter of a pop revolution, and Rihanna stood at its helm, a true queen in full command of her realm. Featuring: Robyn "Rihanna" Fenty - lead vocals Musicians: Tony Bruno - musical director David Haddon - drums Kevin Hastings - keyboards Adam Ross - guitar Eric Smith - band leader/bass guitar Supporting Vocals & Dancers: Ashleigh Haney, Erica King, Julius Law, Rachael Markarian, Bryan Tanaka Set list: 1. Pon De Replay 2. Break It Off 3. Let Me 4. Rehab 5. Breakin' Dishes 6. Is This Love 7. Kisses Don't Lie 8. Scratch 9. SOS 10. Good Girls Gone Bad 11. Hate That I Love You 12. Unfaithful 13. Sell Me Candy 14. Don't Stop The Music 15. Push Up On Me 16. Shut Up And Drive 17. Question Existing 18. Umbrella Enjoy more complete concerts FREE at StaticContentCreations.com #rihanna #goodgirlgonebad #rehab #sos #shutupanddrive #umbrella #popmusic #music #concert #live #performance #entertainment #art #static #contentcreation #portal

Enjoy the complete concert FREE @ (https://bit.ly/3KvXwpB) ****** As the sun set over Warner Brothers Studios, in Burbank California on May 23, 1997, a palpable sense of anticipation hung in the air. Fleetwood Mac, the legendary rock band that had shaped the soundtrack of the '70s and '80s, was about to embark on a musical journey that would captivate fans and etch a new chapter in their storied career. The setting was intimate, with an audience surrounded by the soundstages that had seen the creation of countless Hollywood classics. As the lights dimmed and the familiar chords of "The Chain" echoed through the studio, the crowd erupted in cheers. Stevie Nicks, Lindsey Buckingham, Mick Fleetwood, John McVie, and Christine McVie took the stage, each member bearing the weight of their musical legacy. What unfolded over the next few hours was nothing short of magical. The chemistry between the band members was as electric as ever, a testament to the enduring bonds that had withstood the test of time. Stevie Nicks, with her signature raspy voice and ethereal presence, transported the audience to another era with hits like "Rhiannon" and "Landslide." Lindsey Buckingham's virtuosic guitar playing was a revelation, bringing a renewed energy to classics such as "Go Your Own Way" and "Big Love." The McVies, John and Christine, provided the heartbeat of the performance, their steady rhythm forming the foundation for the band's timeless sound. Mick Fleetwood, the enigmatic drummer, led the charge with his theatrical drum solos and infectious enthusiasm, proving that age had not dulled his prowess behind the kit. One of the highlights of the evening was the emotional rendition of "Silver Springs," a song that had been left off the original "Rumours" album but had become a fan favorite over the years. Stevie Nicks poured her heart into the performance, delivering a soul-stirring vocal that left the audience in awe. "The Dance" concert was not just a nostalgic trip down memory lane; it was a reaffirmation of Fleetwood Mac's enduring relevance. The band seamlessly blended their classic hits with new material, showcasing that their creative spark was still very much alive. The studio setting added an intimate touch, allowing fans to feel like they were part of an exclusive club, sharing in the magic of Fleetwood Mac's musical tapestry. As the final notes of "Don't Stop" echoed through the soundstage, the crowd rose to its feet, a sea of cheers and applause enveloping the band. Fleetwood Mac had not only conquered the stage; they had transcended time, proving that their music was a timeless force that resonated across generations. Featuring: Fleetwood Mac Stevie Nicks – vocals, tambourine Lindsey Buckingham – vocals, guitars, banjo on "Say You Love Me" Christine McVie – vocals, keyboards, acoustic piano, accordion on "Tusk", tambourine on "Say You Love Me", maracas on "Everywhere" John McVie – bass guitar, backing vocals on "Say You Love Me" Mick Fleetwood – drums, percussion Additional Musicians & Supporting Vocals: Scott Pinkerton – synthesizer programming Brett Tuggle – keyboards, guitars, backing vocals Neale Heywood – guitars, backing vocals Lenny Castro – percussion Sharon Celani – backing vocals Mindy Stein – backing vocals USC Trojan Marching Band - Director: Dr. Arthur C. Bartner Set list: 1. The Chain 2. Dreams 3. Everywhere 4. Gold Dust Woman 5. I'm So Afraid 6. Temporary One 7. Bleed to Love Her 8. Gypsy 9. Big Love 10. Go Insane 11. Landslide 12. Say You Love Me 13. You Make Loving Fun 14. My Little Demon 15. Silver Springs 16. Over My Head 17. Rhiannon 18. Sweet Girl 19. Go Your Own Way 20. Tusk 21. Don't Stop 22. Songbird Enjoy more complete concerts FREE @ StaticContentCreations.com #fleetwoodmac #stevienicks #lindseybuckingham #mickfleetwood #christinemcvie #johnmcvie #thedance #thechain #dreams #gypsy #biglove #landslide #sayyouloveme #youmakelovingfun #silversprings #overmyhead #rhiannon #goyourownway #tusk #dontstop #songbird #music #classicrock #rockandroll #concert #live #performance #entertainment #art #static #contentcreation #portal