Halloween shows

deadendpdeadendp Posts: 10,434
Have you been to a concert ON Halloween? Tell us about it! 


I saw Nirvana. It was great. Freak storm. Snowed several inches. 
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  • JOEJOEJOEJOEJOEJOE Posts: 10,513
    edited October 2019
    Saw this show at UCLA in 1986!

    Also saw U2/Sugarcubes/Public Enemy at Dodger Stadium in 1992.....back when I still liked U2!



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  • eeriepadaveeeriepadave Posts: 42,056
    Just Pearl Jam closing the spectrum 10 years today and Foals a few years ago in philly

    Pearl Jam was of course great. Foals was decent. Live they are great but this show was a little underwhelming. I thought they would have done something "Halloweenish" like a cover or dress up. The stage was decorated though.




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  • Pearl Jam
    October 31
    1993
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    Greek Amphitheatre
    Opener was Rollings Band
    Amazing fucking show.
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  • deadendpdeadendp Posts: 10,434
    Just Pearl Jam closing the spectrum 10 years today and Foals a few years ago in philly

    Pearl Jam was of course great. Foals was decent. Live they are great but this show was a little underwhelming. I thought they would have done something "Halloweenish" like a cover or dress up. The stage was decorated though.


    That may have been the show I was listening to in the car today.  
    Pearl Jam
    October 31
    1993
    Bezerkely CA
    Greek Amphitheatre
    Opener was Rollins Band
    Amazing. Fucking. Show.
    Fixed.  :smiley: 
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  • deadendpdeadendp Posts: 10,434
    edited November 2019
    Tonight is John 5. By the time we found out, it was sold out. My husband would have gone. 
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  • Pearl Jam
    October 31
    1993
    Bezerkely CA
    Greek Amphitheatre
    Opener was Rollings Band
    Amazing fucking show.
    The Greek in Berkeley is my favorite outdoor venue ever!!! Pearl Jam at the Greek. I could die happy after that. 
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  • manitoumanmanitouman Posts: 1,085
    Saw Marilyn Manson sometime in the 90's at Aragon Ballroom in Chicago. Craaaaaaaaazy night and show.
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  • PoncierPoncier Posts: 16,925
    I've seen Aerosmith on Halloween (1987 in Providence), Motley Crue (Nikki Sixx came out in his old SATD makeup) at the Orpheum in Boston Halloween 1998 (kind of ironically saw Rob Zombie in Worcester at the Palladium the following night on 11/01) and U2 in Providence Halloween 2001 (also Larry Mullen's 40th birthday).
    Think that's it for Halloween shows

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  • Pearl Jam
    October 31
    1993
    Bezerkely CA
    Greek Amphitheatre
    Opener was Rollings Band
    Amazing fucking show.
    The Greek in Berkeley is my favorite outdoor venue ever!!! Pearl Jam at the Greek. I could die happy after that. 
    It was a pretty special night, to be sure.
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  • RK50065RK50065 Posts: 897
    moe. 2003. 
    The Headbangers Left Ball - An Evening of Heavy moe.tal

  • deadendpdeadendp Posts: 10,434
    Poncier said:
    I've seen Aerosmith on Halloween (1987 in Providence), Motley Crue (Nikki Sixx came out in his old SATD makeup) at the Orpheum in Boston Halloween 1998 (kind of ironically saw Rob Zombie in Worcester at the Palladium the following night on 11/01) and U2 in Providence Halloween 2001 (also Larry Mullen's 40th birthday).
    Think that's it for Halloween shows

    I've seen Rob Zombie a couple of times. I have always left bruised, so I couldn't imagine seeing him on Halloween. That had to be awesome. 
    RK50065 said:
    moe. 2003. 
    The Headbangers Left Ball - An Evening of Heavy moe.tal

    That would be fantastic! 
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  • kasedougkasedoug Posts: 2,953
    edited November 2019
    Saw Arcade Fire billed as "The Reflektors" in 2013. My favorite Halloween show was the following year, with Queens of the Stone Age headlining the Forum, and reuniting with Nick Oliveri for their encore.

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LOuqVUYiIXY
  • PoncierPoncier Posts: 16,925
    deadendp said:
    Poncier said:
    I've seen Aerosmith on Halloween (1987 in Providence), Motley Crue (Nikki Sixx came out in his old SATD makeup) at the Orpheum in Boston Halloween 1998 (kind of ironically saw Rob Zombie in Worcester at the Palladium the following night on 11/01) and U2 in Providence Halloween 2001 (also Larry Mullen's 40th birthday).
    Think that's it for Halloween shows

    I've seen Rob Zombie a couple of times. I have always left bruised, so I couldn't imagine seeing him on Halloween. That had to be awesome. 

    That show was opened by Monster magnet and Fear factory. The palladium in Worcester is an old theater (formerly EM Loews Theater) that has had the seats removed. My wife is very small (sub 5', sub 100lbs) so right in the fray isn't an option with her. Fortunately this place has the area right behind what essentially becomes the pit elevated a foot or so and with a railing at the front of it (would have been second section of orchestra seats when the place had chairs), and its only about 20-25 feet back, so while everyone headed down front, we headed right there. Good close vantage point and no bruising. 
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  • Merkin BallerMerkin Baller Posts: 11,451
    edited November 2019
     
    iammine16 said:
    4 years ago today


    Seeing Tool come out dressed as Zeppelin & open with No Quarter is a top ten concert moment for me, in almost 3 decades worth of going to shows.

  • Phish really wins this category
    Mind blowing Halloween shows over the years(many)
    Bravo to them !!
  • deadendpdeadendp Posts: 10,434
    edited November 2019
    Poncier said:
    deadendp said:
    Poncier said:
    I've seen Aerosmith on Halloween (1987 in Providence), Motley Crue (Nikki Sixx came out in his old SATD makeup) at the Orpheum in Boston Halloween 1998 (kind of ironically saw Rob Zombie in Worcester at the Palladium the following night on 11/01) and U2 in Providence Halloween 2001 (also Larry Mullen's 40th birthday).
    Think that's it for Halloween shows

    I've seen Rob Zombie a couple of times. I have always left bruised, so I couldn't imagine seeing him on Halloween. That had to be awesome. 

    That show was opened by Monster magnet and Fear factory. The palladium in Worcester is an old theater (formerly EM Loews Theater) that has had the seats removed. My wife is very small (sub 5', sub 100lbs) so right in the fray isn't an option with her. Fortunately this place has the area right behind what essentially becomes the pit elevated a foot or so and with a railing at the front of it (would have been second section of orchestra seats when the place had chairs), and its only about 20-25 feet back, so while everyone headed down front, we headed right there. Good close vantage point and no bruising. 
    I am not quite as petite as your wife, but I am 5' tall. 

    The first time we saw him was in 99 for Ozzfest in Columbus. He told people to grab a hunk of lawn and throw it at your neighbor. They did. There was no lawn left and but there was much bruising. 

    Second time was a few years ago at Riverbend in Cincy. They had an inflatable alien surfing to the back. Sold out crowd. I had my phone in my left hand, reached up with my right to give the alien a whack and next thing I knew, I was on the ground with a very apologetic guy on top of me, no phone in sight. A lady must have caught my phone. She returned it. He really didn't mean to take me out. He was drunk and lost control of his surroundings. He felt so bad. I left with bruises. Many of them. And...we were at the very back. We had our daughter with us. We didn't want her in the middle of a RZ pit. 
    kasedoug said:
    Saw Arcade Fire billed as "The Reflektors" in 2013. My favorite Halloween show was the following year, with Queens of the Stone Age headlining the Forum, and reuniting with Nick Oliveri for their encore.

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LOuqVUYiIXY
    Arcade Fire would be great! 
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    iammine16 said:
    4 years ago today


    Seeing Tool come out dressed as Zeppelin & open with No Quarter is a top ten concert moment for me, in almost 3 decades worth of going to shows.

    The moment they came out dressed and played No Quarter was the best moment for sure! Following up with the Grudge, Parabol/Parabola (those hadn't been played since the Lateralus tour at the time) right after made it an incredible show for me!
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  • PoncierPoncier Posts: 16,925
     deadendp said:
    Poncier said:
    deadendp said:
    Poncier said:
    I've seen Aerosmith on Halloween (1987 in Providence), Motley Crue (Nikki Sixx came out in his old SATD makeup) at the Orpheum in Boston Halloween 1998 (kind of ironically saw Rob Zombie in Worcester at the Palladium the following night on 11/01) and U2 in Providence Halloween 2001 (also Larry Mullen's 40th birthday).
    Think that's it for Halloween shows

    I've seen Rob Zombie a couple of times. I have always left bruised, so I couldn't imagine seeing him on Halloween. That had to be awesome. 

    That show was opened by Monster magnet and Fear factory. The palladium in Worcester is an old theater (formerly EM Loews Theater) that has had the seats removed. My wife is very small (sub 5', sub 100lbs) so right in the fray isn't an option with her. Fortunately this place has the area right behind what essentially becomes the pit elevated a foot or so and with a railing at the front of it (would have been second section of orchestra seats when the place had chairs), and its only about 20-25 feet back, so while everyone headed down front, we headed right there. Good close vantage point and no bruising. 

    We had our daughter with us. We didn't want her in the middle of a RZ pit. 

    We took my son, 14 at the time, to see Zombie & Manson last summer, no way we'd do pit. It was at an amphitheater (Comcast Center in Mansfield) and they took the first 12 rows of seats out in center section to create a GA area, got seats right next to the GA area, 6 rows back, pit didn't appear too bad actually, probably cause the audience is aging (except for me of course). But in the day saw some crazy stuff in the pit (especially 2 times we saw him on double bill with Korn).
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  • Shit. I just remembered that I went to The Family Values 1998 tour in Virginia on Halloween. Rammstein was arrested during their set for lewd acts. Fucking Bible Belt. Fun show. Totally slipped my mind till right now. 
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  • YefaYefa Posts: 1,133
    edited November 2019
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  • deadendpdeadendp Posts: 10,434
    Poncier said:
     deadendp said:
    Poncier said:
    deadendp said:
    Poncier said:
    I've seen Aerosmith on Halloween (1987 in Providence), Motley Crue (Nikki Sixx came out in his old SATD makeup) at the Orpheum in Boston Halloween 1998 (kind of ironically saw Rob Zombie in Worcester at the Palladium the following night on 11/01) and U2 in Providence Halloween 2001 (also Larry Mullen's 40th birthday).
    Think that's it for Halloween shows

    I've seen Rob Zombie a couple of times. I have always left bruised, so I couldn't imagine seeing him on Halloween. That had to be awesome. 

    That show was opened by Monster magnet and Fear factory. The palladium in Worcester is an old theater (formerly EM Loews Theater) that has had the seats removed. My wife is very small (sub 5', sub 100lbs) so right in the fray isn't an option with her. Fortunately this place has the area right behind what essentially becomes the pit elevated a foot or so and with a railing at the front of it (would have been second section of orchestra seats when the place had chairs), and its only about 20-25 feet back, so while everyone headed down front, we headed right there. Good close vantage point and no bruising. 

    We had our daughter with us. We didn't want her in the middle of a RZ pit. 

    We took my son, 14 at the time, to see Zombie & Manson last summer, no way we'd do pit. It was at an amphitheater (Comcast Center in Mansfield) and they took the first 12 rows of seats out in center section to create a GA area, got seats right next to the GA area, 6 rows back, pit didn't appear too bad actually, probably cause the audience is aging (except for me of course). But in the day saw some crazy stuff in the pit (especially 2 times we saw him on double bill with Korn).
    The last time we saw him was with Korn. Our daughter, soon-to-be 16, loves Korn. What's funny is that neither she or my husband had any idea I had been taken out. My husband said that they were busy watching the alien. A police officer came to check on me. 
    Shit. I just remembered that I went to The Family Values 1998 tour in Virginia on Halloween. Rammstein was arrested during their set for lewd acts. Fucking Bible Belt. Fun show. Totally slipped my mind till right now. 
    That is hilarious. 
    Yefa said:
    A ton of Halloween shows! 
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  • willbarclaywillbarclay Posts: 3,298
    Phish really wins this category
    Mind blowing Halloween shows over the years(many)
    Bravo to them !!
    This
    4 hour shows with 3 sets. 
    One set dedicated as a cover of someone else’s classic album (Beatles white album)
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