History Of Live Shows & Tours

[@jacktheartisan406]

I actually went to the Kanye Drake Free Hoover Concert, it was my first concert, and my god was it amazing. To see Ye perform all his classic songs one after another is something I thought I'd never have the chance to experience (hopefully he does another tour so you all can experience seeing him too).

[@onlysmallbites]

Ayyy, nice congrats it was suuuch a good show! But with all the Ye talk, I sometimes wonder what drake felt about it, lol.

[@CAYCAYNULLIAN]

Drake was underused in the concert but it’s alright because Kanye did his work

[@zachgb]

I'm praying for something like that for Ye at Rolling Loud, but honestly I wouldn't be surprised if he backs out like Coachella

[@lou7619]

so luckyyy I need to see him live before I die

[@PoorlyWrttenReviews]

Very jealous, what a crazy first show

[@ethanrobbins9401]

My first concert I went to was Tyler the Creator’s CMIYGL tour in Worcester, MA. He thought he was in Boston and had a 5 minute convo with the guy who told him he was actually in Worcester. The production and energy of the concert was insane, full blown spectacle. He played a bunch of classics from all his albums, including SMUCKERS (one of my absolute favorite songs of his), and he was playing off the crowd so well. By the end, he was saying “the energy here tonight was wild, and I don’t really say that at all my shows. Y’all were great” and the whole arena went nuts. Best first concert I could’ve asked for. Edit: 2:16 That was the concert! He was arguing with the whole crowd where he was.

[@ethandew1768]

I live in the worcester county how tf did I miss this?!

[@Claire.blain.]

i was at the orlando concert on march 18th, also my first ever. he said it was one of the best concerts he had played in recent memory and he was definitely coming back. pretty cool if you ask me

[@bonzibuddy9316]

I was at the same show, it was super fun and his set design was amazing

[@burtington]

I went to his concert in Ohio 3 days before my birthday. It cost a lot for me to get 2 good tickets, but it was so worth it. It was also my first concert ever, and I was happy he played some of his older songs. He told our group we were one of the most energetic he'd seen (I'm seeing a pattern lmao)

[@yeahboi8168]

I went to school in Worcester during that tour how did I miss that???

[@feeeeefmusic]

I saw Tyler’s set at Lollapalooza 2021 and everything was executed perfectly. The stage design and techniques, the different costumes changes between the bellhop, Baudelaire and Igor. The setlist with Tylers best songs without being too long, and Tyler’s energy. His fucking energy with his screaming and dancing. The crowd was turnt as hell and there was a crazy ass moshpit during New Magic Wand

[@alexheidkamp5925]

My first concert was the DONDA Listening Party in Chicago. I was shocked on how amazing the whole thing was. Standing in front of the house while seeing 20 cars roll around, hundreds of people, Kanye, DaBaby, Marilyn Manson, Don Toliver, Travis Scott, etc then seeing Ye on fire and Kim Kardashian walking out as the final track plays???? Was definitely an experience I won't forget

[@burtington]

I went to an Aminé concert a few months back (my 2nd concert ever) and something I really respected about his concert was that throughout he would take a moment to say "You're beautiful" and then the audience would reply "I know!" I just think it's such a wholesome thing to do especially at a rap concert. I'm going to an UMI concert tomorrow and I'm so excited!

[@pashatoub3228]

I went to UMI this past week in New York and she was so so so good she had choreo and I totally cried by the end enjoy!!!!!

[@pseudonoises]

i saw tame impala live and it was amazing… the lights and quality of his vocals live now are just amazing

[@SwedFoLife]

If you want spectacular and extravagant live performances, for me that always comes to mind is Pink Floyd's The Wall Tour (1980-1981). Featuring giant inflatable puppets of characters from the album, a(n almost full-size ) model plane chrashing on stage, animated segments, and of course. The titular wall being built brick by brick through the show, eventually fully blocking the audiance's view of the band behind it. It then finally gets torn down at the end. Look up some footage of it, it's insane!

[@pansexualdickhaver6878]

Lady Gaga Pink Floyd Kanye Alice Cooper Marilyn Manson Beyoncé Tool Micheal Jackson are all some of my favorite performers

[@easybakec0ven]

Last October I went to go see this avant-garde metal trio called Imperial Triumphant in my home town. If I were to guess, there probably weren't more than 80 people total attending it. Yet for the 50 minutes it lasted, I and nearly everyone else were completely transfixed by their presence. At points there were some decent attempts at moshing, but more than anything now one could deny how menacing and enthralling they were while performing; it demanded full attention. From their creepy gold masks, to the insane jazz drumming and blast beats, the crowd being doused with a champagne bottle they brought and the bassist sliding that same bottle across the fretboard, the whole experience was otherworldly, despite not even being 10 feet away from the stage. And to think, just an hour prior I had met all the members of the band, who were all kind enough to sign my poster. Hell, the frontman, Zach, was running the merch stand all by himself.

[@thomasgauntt]

Alphaville was the best album of 2020 honestly. If you like Imperial btw check out Oranssi Pazuzu

[@easybakec0ven]

@@thomasgauntt Agreed. Also yeah I love Oranssi Pazuzu as well.

[@GeorgeEndress]

Imperial Triumphant is God tier

[@SJGarnetALT]

I went to a Coldplay concert in my country a few months ago and it was actually epic Hearing everyone in the crowd that one bit from Clocks at the same time was a wonderful feeling

[@supermariostupidshow]

the best concert i ever went to was Paul Mccartney (funnily enough) for his Got Back Tour, you can just feel the vibes in the crowd and Paul’s great pyrotechnics

[@ch3rri]

got to see my chemical romance (my favorite band) in glasgow. the setlist was a mix of the classics, deep cuts and fan favorites and i was screaming and singing every word and was in pure euphoria. welcome to the black parade isn't even my favorite mcr song but hearing it live with everyone singing and phone lights up was like out of this world.

[@chicagoakland]

Just saw my first concert in a LONG time: Thundercat in a midsize venue. It was amazing. That experience inspired me to save up and see Kendrick at his opening date in Oklahoma next month, can't wait to see how that goes.

[@luisshorts303]

I was literally about to check the prices for Kendrick tickets in okc cause of video lmao

[@finishtyping]

I’ve been to only a few concerts and hope to go many more. The most recent went to was Tyler in Charleston, SC for his CMIYGL tour. I can confidently say it was one of the most unforgettable nights of my life. The attention to detail in the production was insane. Not to mention, Tyler did a great performance and proved just how talented he is as a performer. 10/10 show.

[@dairesmyth]

I just saw weezer , fall out boy and green day on tour and it was the best night of my life it was so good the music , the stage , the effects , the performances and the crowd was great

[@steebelieves2632]

That sounds like a dream holy shit 💀

[@myeditz-yn7xl]

I went to the CMIYGL concert in LA, the one where they played it live on Amazon music. Not being dramatic when I say it was life changing. So many times where I cried and just stop singing to really take in the moment. He was so close too 😩

[@boazzipory6419]

My family I went to a concert of Cage the Elephant and Beck in Cincinnati, OH. Cage the Elephant had such good energy the whole time, the entire crowd was singing "Cigarette Daydreams" with them. the passion they had was incredible. we stay for Beck except for two songs (loser and devils haircut) but they were both great. good times

[@yousefaburealh6177]

did they sing night running its a great Collab between the both of them. also id love to see onlysmall bits review both beck and cage the elephant

[@boazzipory6419]

@@yousefaburealh6177 well my memory fails me because i don't remember

[@drillbit8280]

Bruh you left before Loser and Devil’s Haircut?! I love Beck’s more obscure stuff but those are both some of his best songs

[@boazzipory6419]

@@drillbit8280 i spoke in a stupid way. the only songs we stayed for were loser and devils haircut after that we left

[@erncolin]

My first concert I went to was actually a month ago on my birthday to see 070 Shake and it was awesome! It was great as first concert cuz there wasn't a lot of people and most people were rly chill and cool. Whoever did the lighting did an amazing job and her music just sounded so good live. I rly wish I could've seen The Weeknd live during his Kiss Land era cuz it looked amazing but I was too young. Super excited to see him at the After Hours Til Dawn tour tho!

[@sleep6837]

The Weeknd has always put on some amazing shows, especially those Kiss Land era fall shows. I've got tickets to his new tour, and I can't wait to see what kind of amazing stuff he pulls off next...

[@SevenHunnid]

I’m a young 21 year old Mexican tryna get out the wicked Hood by 25 🤞 i smoke weed on my KZbin channel and i also did a burger king Mukbang inside target 🍔😳

[@gis3llexo]

very true hopefully he plays some kiss land tracks this tour, fingers crossed

[@onlysmallbites]

The Weeknd really han't been missing when it comes to his shows, he get's so into his characters and just loves to impress with his set-ups. Then he goes home to post pics of his dog, bless this man~

[@unofficialmajima617]

@@SevenHunnid you won't go anywhere.

[@Alex-nn2yp]

@@gis3llexo I think kids land songs are confirmed!

[@GeorgeEndress]

Watching Between the Buried and Me perform their album 'Colors' in its entirety from start to finish with no breaks between songs, will always be the greatest concert I've been to

[@noaharkadedelgado]

I went to my friends Jazz, blues and rock and roll concert where they had a bunch of artists performing. When they performed the blues all the old people got up and started doing the twist. It was an amazing experience

[@kc.21k]

OSB just doesn’t miss! Perfect lead up with the community post! Cant wait to finish this

[@Icaramelking]

I’ve been to astrofest which was fun until the next morning when I checked the news. I’ve also went to the Houston show of the CMIYGL tour which was a very good show.

[@dronemaster24]

I recently saw Coldplay live and I really enjoyed it. Really hoping I’ll be able to obtain tickets to see The Weeknd. Update: I did manage to get tickets last minute for The Weeknd's opening show in Toronto. However, it was postponed because of a internet outage happening across Canada. :/ Update 2: Finally saw him live, it was great!

[@jaidendetering8734]

Im very happy to say that my first concert was Eminem on his Rapture tour in 2019. Single-handedly the greatest experience of my life. Now I'm going to Kendrick on his Mr Morale tour in December and cannot wait

[@julianguastadisegno]

My favourite concert was seeing Linkin Park live at Maximus Festival 2017 here in Buenos Aires, in reality it was "only" a concert nothing very unique production-wise but the crowd was worked up (as usual) and it just got more significant for me as it was one of their last concerts before Chester died. If you can go see in the end live on that concert, it is easily my favourite memory.

[@matteoperez5343]

Just started going to concerts this year at Gov Ball, the CMIYGL tour, and a Freddie Gibbs show and I can say some notable performers that absolutely kill the live setting are Denzel Curry, Tyler, and Jpegmafia

[@antoine5871]

Peggy is absolutely goated live

[@palico004]

Denzel Curry is phenomenal but Slowthai always tears the house down.

[@eduardojacobojr.2697]

Now here’s the real question did you see carti or j.cole

[@matteoperez5343]

@@eduardojacobojr.2697 It was a really tough decision and I been fans of them for about the same amt of time but I went w a friend who was super into Cole so we saw him and absolutely loved it

[@whotfissxnty]

I’ve been to a few concerts Twenty One Pilots Travis Scott and Playboi Carti and oh my god Carti and Travis concerts are just different (if your in the mosh pit) everyone in the mosh pit jumping as soon as they hear the first chord of the song knowing every lyric picking you up if you fall truly a 10/10 experience

[@ogibbo]

going to see carti at wireless on saturday, hope he’s as good as he looks live

[@josemariareyes3448]

Silk Sonic in Vegas was probably the best show I've ever seen

[@ranchnosalad6337]

I went to the CMIYGL show in Detroit, and idk if anything will be able to top that. Not only was the performance the most beautiful thing i’ve ever seen live, but a ton of weird things happened there as well. Me and a couple of my friends just straight up stole some better seats than what we had bought, and we were somehow lucky enough to have a row to ourselves. We then realized that right behind us was Demetrius Harmon from vine, and literally right next to us was Babyface Ray. At the end, me and my friend kept blowing kisses to Tyler to try and get his attention, and he looked at us and blew one back. Best concert ever.

[@upsettispaghetti7568]

I went to a Denzel Curry concert on May 15th with Zay as an opener, and it was my first ever concert I actually went to. He performed around an hour, and included songs from Taboo, MMESYF, ZUU, Unlocked and Imperial. Some of my favorite moments from the concert were the entire crowd singing the hook of Black Balloons, him performing the fast part of Ultimate without a beat to back his rapping up, and when he noticed me in the crowd. I made the Taboo album cover from beads about 5 months ago and held it up during the concert. During Troubles, he pointed at random people in the crowd and noticed me holding it up, so he smiled down while pointing at me for a few seconds. The best part happened after the concert, however. I gave the security manager the album cover, who replied saying that he'd bring him out again. After 10 minutes of waiting, the manager told me to come with him so I ran backstage with him. Denzel had already received it, shook my hand, asked me: "Did you make that? That's cool." and also thanked me in English and German. Then I gave him the tickets but no one had a pen. A woman gave one to him but that didn't work well, so he said 'I'll be right back', sprinted into a nearby room and then came back within a literal second saying :'Alright, I found a pen!' After all of that, he signed the tickets, we shook hands again, he hugged me and I left the backstage area. Being there was amazing.

[@cyclopcybop772]

Hoping to go a Tyler the Creator one soon… I have a nice list of ones I’ve been to, Katy Perry, Lil Tecca, Marshmello (a mistake and what felt like an epileptic seizure)… the list goes on

[@ivanazaroffmusic]

The Tyler show was one of the best nights of my life. If you have the chance to see him, you’re gonna have a blast

[@myeditz-yn7xl]

Tyler was an undescribable euphoric feeling. 10000000% would recommend. Truly life changing

[@Kp-pd6wc]

I went to his Seattle one it was such a great experience with the pre acts and his choices of song

[@erroljackson9423]

I went to his set when he was the the Buku Music Festival this year and it was awesome

[@InfamousJJ420]

Philly Tyler show went hard. He’ll release next year you’ll get a chance then

[@a13xow34]

My third ever concert was Ski mask the slump god. It was shady as hell because some guy behind me (really close to the front of the pit) was talking about Pouya (opener) stealing a few racks from his store. Another opener almost fought the DJ running the whole show until security stepped in. Never felt closer to something actually bad happening LMAO

[@migueljoseph6191]

My first concert was Lil baby and Lil durk last October. I wasn’t their biggest fan at first but after the concert my love for their music just elevated. I went to see Silk Sonic in Vegas and I would go again 10X over. Will be seeing The Weeknd in a few weeks, hopefully he doesn’t disappoint!!

[@winterriley4829]

I got to see Godspeed You! Black Emperor in Boston back in April, where the venue held maybe 300-400 concertgoers. Easily one of the best shows I've ever been to. The venue ended opening up vip balcony seating to everyone and I ended up at the front of it. At the end of it, all the band members just went out to the front door and opened themselves up to chats with their fans. Smaller venues are the best.

[@ethanheinzerling522]

Maaaaaaan when you brought up Woodstock and mud I was just waiting to hear you talk about Green Day’s set at Woodstock 94

[@kiroshow]

Been going to a LOT more concerts recently. Saw Weird Al live recently, absolutely fantastic show. Great performances. And your videos are fantastic too! Love your content :]

[@MasonCreates25]

First concert I went to was Drake during his Nothing Was The Same era (2013). Second time was Twenty One Pilots for their Bandito Tour in 2019. Was going to go to Tyler’s CMIYGL tour but we cancelled and lent the tickets to relatives. Hoping to see more shows in the future

[@John-ye3ij]

My first (and so far only) concert was Cake and Ben Folds in Boston. I was like 13, I don't remember what the venue was, although I do remember the opener was some band called Twin Peaks. Ben's part was pretty chill, but I remember that Cake gave some guy a tree. Like, he came up on stage and they gave him a tree. Or maybe they just gave him ownership of a tree not on the stage, I don't remember. So that was pretty fun. I'm going to see a They Might Be Giants concert in Portland later this year, hope that doesn't get postponed because Flansburg breaks even more ribs. On the subject of TMBG, I can't help but bring up this one concert in the 90s where the stage apparently collapsed with them on it. Just thought I'd mention that.

[@drillbit8280]

I saw Tool live in Louisville this year. It was amazing! We had pretty low seats and so I could hear everything just fine.. unfortunately before the show I had eaten some subpar pizza and my stomach was killing me. But I refused to go to the bathroom and miss this show that I had been waiting months for. So instead, I just sat down for 3 hours.. yeah. But the light show was great, and the crowd was *mostly* nice. We ended up leaving early cause my stomach aches had came back and I felt like I was gonna throw up. So we left in the middle of the second to last song. But it was an amazing experience and I really want to see them again.

[@platypuspatrol9625]

I live in Ireland, so we don’t get as many shows as other countries because we’re so small. On the upside tickets are never expensive… Seeing Kendrick in November and the ticket cost like €70, absolute steal

[@notbrian6805]

Wasn't there but best concert moment I remember seeing was Scarlxrd rapping his fast part of his song Heart Attack and he saw a fan spitting it word for word so he climbed down and put the mic to the dude. Having a favorite artist give you the mic while you say his bars and him screaming it with you,this would be a highlight

[@905own]

I saw Wu Tang, Lil Wayne and Wiz Khalifa live this past Saturday. I’ve always wanted to see Wayne live and was finally able to. A Milli live was crazy to see. Wu Tang and Wiz was just a plus.

[@LewBurn]

I'll always remember my first concert seeing Death Grips live in Leeds. I don't even need to get into it.

[@thelive_99]

I went to three concerts and each of them have significant memories. My first concert was Fall Out Boy's American Beauty / American Psycho. My mom went all out for me by buying merch and listening to the album with me. My second was Logic's Confession of a Dangerous Mind. People were shitting on me for liking him, but dude that concert made me feel proud to be a Logic fan and the set up was awesome. My third concert was Rex Orange County's Who Cares. I went because my friend had an extra ticket, and it was her first concert. I was a causal fan, but after that concert, I really enjoyed him and went back to listening to his albums again. I would love to see Megan thee Stallion or Tyler the Creator in concert. But yeah, live shows/concerts do give unforgettable experiences.

[@julianveich5091]

I'm going to that Kendrick tour and it's gonna be my first. I'm ecstatic man.

[@BrainSupper]

Never been in a concert once in my life but if I were to, I wish I could catch a Muse concert. I've seen a lot of them here on YT and just the energy, especially with their early stuff, is amazing, in my opinion.

[@obama281]

Going to Kendrick soon. So hyped. Got tickets back when they where, you know, reasonable

[@raptor9775]

My favorite concert was probably the king vamp tour in San Francisco. And holy shit, I’ve never experienced something more crazy and catastrophic this show was.

[@gabrielcorrea700]

I went to see The Rolling Stones in the summer awhile back. At the same time we were at Miami preparing for a hurricane that wasn’t changing course. So near the end of the show it’s start to rain, really bad, and at the same time, the stones were playing gimme shelter during it and it was absolutely beautiful. But after the song they went backstage before the encore and someone was screaming in the crowd that the hurricane changed course and it wasn’t going to hit Miami anymore. The Stones blew that hurricane out of course and no one can change my mind.

[@masonpim]

So for my 10th birthday, my dad surprised me and the rest of my family by taking all of us to Weird Al’s Mandatory Fun Tour. My dad found out that he was performing in my hometown on my actual birthday. It was my favorite concert experience & my favorite birthday present ever.

[@joshuafrye7680]

BITES BITES MIGHT BE MY FAVORITE MUSIC KZbinR OUT THERE

[@IIwII_usxx]

even if it wasn’t super flashy or anything, the who cares concerts for rex orange county is one of the best concerts i’ve ever been to, i literally loved it so much and the way rex interacts with the fans was so good, he really knew how to get a crowd going and i just loved it.

[@Luna-nw4tk]

Kiss Land era was wild. TheWeeknd put literal lesbian p*rn up on the screens behind him

[@BrandDude24]

I gotta say Mr. Bites, your choices of music for these videos are great. Mixing “normal” music with video game soundtracks is pretty cool. Love the newer videos. Keep it up!

[@jazzy3425]

The Something in the Water concert was really great this year. Glad to see Tyler the Creator, Pharrell, Lil Uzi Vert, Denzel Curry and the other performers I saw.

[@mr.phalanges8169]

If I could go back in time to any moment, I would go back to 2013 to go to the Yeezus tour, those concerts looked so amazing, I wish I was a Kanye fan back then 😭😭

[@maxlimit9129]

I've been to a few shows, but I'll never forget my first: Injury Reserve, September 2019 in Philly. The venue was tiny enough that the Koruna & Lime moshpit was the size of the whole crowd, it was insane. Other great shows I've seen include Earthgang twice, Isaiah Rashad, and Freddie Gibbs for free bc my roommate works at the venue. Gonna go see Cudi in September and Denzel Curry in October

[@DylanJHewitsonBevis]

RIP groggs ✊🏻

[@mcyume02]

Two weeks ago I went to joji’s concert and it was my first time experiencing a concert, it was great!!! I bought the vip pass got a shirt and a signed poster, the whole show was a vibe

[@KilianMcCartney]

I went to quite a few concerts because it’s literally all I spend my money on and the absolute best ones I was at are Paul McCartney in 2018 which also was my first concert and I remember just standing there with my jaw dropped for the first 4 songs because I couldn’t believe that I’m seeing a Beatle and one of the greatest artists of all time with my own eyes. Then Elton John probably had the best stage show I’ve been to yet with the background videos he was showing on this huge screen and the whole stage decoration in general. Last but not least YUNGBLUD and My Chemical Romance were probably the most fun ones because everyone was jumping around and just had fun.

[@jackstender5669]

I love this new style man I'd love to see you talk about your experiences in more than just music as well

[@yn_sekai]

3:44 This bit is so good. Well made.

[@Whodnl]

This is a classic video always onlysmallbites goes crazy

[@shikashii]

My very first concert expereince.was forecastle this year. I got to see earl sweatshirt, jack harlow, Peggy, and Tyler over the course of a weekend. And i went with some of my closest friends too

[@blookat7927]

i remember my first concert i was 12 and it was during slayer's final world tour and my dad was a huge fan of them. so he bought me, my brother, and himself tickets to see em. i was too young to mosh, but i absolutely loved seeing our 40 sumthin year old dad get in a mosh like he was in his 20s with my brother lmao and my dad was planning on taking us to see rage against the machine sometime too, so that'll be fun!

[@grahamcrackers1249]

I went to my first concert this year in February, my second coming this November, when I finally get to see Thom Yorke in person (from the semi back row of a theater in Detroit). Merely the idea of this moment has made me more excited than any visual artist could ever make me, not even Bjork made me this excited (my first concert). I am so happy I get to experience this, although I would really appreciate a last ditch Radiohead tour

[@jimjam2534]

Kendrick’s Glastonbury set though 😮‍💨😮‍💨

[@EphraYeeM]

Man how could you forget Black Sabbath's No More Tours for the No More Tears album

[@unwritten_zephyr]

Despite seeing Porter Robinson during his Nurture tour and Tyler during the CMIYGL tour, my favorite concert I’ve been to has to be Bon Iver in Portland, Maine. I saw them a few weeks ago, and it was truly a magical experience. Not only was the band, set, and music phenomenal, the venue was especially great. It was on this plateau that stuck out into the near by river, and the sun set right behind the crowd. Getting to hear something like Naeem or Perth as the whole sky turned pink and orange… It dead ass felt like a spiritual experience.

[@itbrze223]

I’ve seen car seat Headrest, bon iver, goo goo dolls, Dave Mathew’s, arcade Fire, beck, Metallica, modest mouse, Bartees strange, janes addiction smashing pumpkins and more. I’ve loved every experience

[@ZectricFOZ]

You do such a good job of combining interesting informational content in a super entertaining way. I really appreciate it. My first concert was Beachhouse in Philly half a decade or so ago. I remember it was $35 and I was debating if it was worth it at the time. In retrospect it was 100% worth it and I had so much fun. I've gone to a couple concerts every year since them (minus COVID peak). Most notably was Cordae. Tickets were relatively cheaper and he (+ the crowd) went HARD. Really good memory.

[@fr0zt_ed]

Haven't went to anything major yet but seeing Kendrick in August Im hella excited

[@obama281]

My grandfather even recalls seeing the Beatles on the Ed Sullivan show

[@draineweYT]

3:25 can never forget that time Primus got mud thrown at them as they played a song called… “My Name is Mud”. And Les Claypool was like “the song is called “My Name is Mud”, but keep the mud to yourself you sunuvabitch!”

[@hijacked6663]

Kinda disappointed you didn't talk about MF DOOM litterally putting other people in his concerts, quite a mad villain, RIP DOOM

[@tommyl3996]

this channel is a blessing

[@GoldyMac]

I've seen Nipsey Hussle in concert the night before he died in San Diego

[@danthedumfug]

JET SET RADIO SONG!!!!

[@kingjohnny4314]

My first concert was the who. i saw then only a month ago and they were amazing. Even at that old age they put on a true and amazing show!

[@peevlit1461]

been to tyler 5 times. absolutely crazy to see live, his energy is unmatched by any other live performer i’ve seen, and not to sound like that guy but i’ve been to quite a few shows. he is unmatched live

[@fan1000]

Best Bites From This Video(my comment trend is called best bites now) 4:46 The Beatles!(why they bugs thought?) 5:21 bites needs song Beatles powers. 5:48 Beatles be running. 7:04 mail time(pretty late bud) 8:12 Kendrick needs to pay his taxes. 10:33 pogo Larry time!

[@refusingtoconform]

How to Fix a Broken Ankle, Beatles Style: All ya need is love, da-da-dada-da. All ya need is love, da-da-dada-da. All ya need is LOVE, da-da-dada-da. Love is all you need.

[@rudeboyspodcast]

I got to see The Protomen live about 10-ish years ago and they had a small venue, so they asked people to come onstage and be the chorus for some of the Act 1 songs as long as they knew the words and you better believe I got up there and had a great time. Love those dudes!

[@onlysmallbites]

That sounds freaking awesome, nice! If someone invited me on stage, id be so into it, you'd think it's my show.

[@zakthegamergoose3771]

First concert I ever went to was a Rav concert and it was phenomenal. It was at a small venue and you were like, 5 feet away from the stage even in the back. Concert was mind blowing and I got to meet the artist.

[@taxfraudation]

what show were you at?

[@zakthegamergoose3771]

@@taxfraudation I was at the Santa Ana Show

[@yn_sekai]

7:52 I felt that, because I currently share the same standard of living.

[@RowdyB51]

Went to see Coldplay last month at State Farm Stadium and it was really fun. Before that, I went to two Trans Siberian Orchestra in 2019 and 2021 and were great too. Can't wait to see The Weeknd in 2 months!

[@MutleeIsTheAntiGod]

Rammstein love is the most extravagant and over the top show i've ever seen. 10/10 would get fried by flamethrowers in the front row again and again

[@CDVN2000]

Just went to my first festival at parklife 2022 and it was nuts, Tyler the Creator was the absolute stand out and was absolutely mad, had flamethrowers and firework's. Tyler went f***in crazy

[@oddmental]

The floor of the venue during a Genesis Owusu concert I went to back in March collapse during the first song of his set, ironically the floor collapsing is a memory I will cherish fir a very long time.

[@teddyroebuck6773]

Accordian Joe was a missed oppourtunity to make an MF Doom reference

[@BA-pq1vr]

Bro I have one question: Who is ur fav singer?

[@RubyWaves]

My favorite concert experience has to be seeing Phish on 10/23/21 in San Diego. It was my 4th time seeing them, and I had just traveled from my hometown of Phoenix where they played the night before (first time since 2003), and this was middle show before going up to LA to see them the day after. I could go on and on and on and on about how much this show meant to me, and I will do exactly that. Pre-show, the main talk around the community was because of the name of the venue, the North Island Credit Union Amphitheater. There just so happens to be a Phish song called NICU, and so there was a whole debate on whether or not they would play it or if it was way too obvious and all that shit. Little did we know how important that would be. Another thing worth mentioning is that I was in a box with about 6 other people. So Phish gets on, and they open with Fluffhead, which already probably should have been a sign of greatness, because Fluffhead is one of their most difficult and beloved songs. It wasn't a flawless performance of it, but 38 years into the band's existence we'll take a solid rendition. But then, during the last section of the song, they keep chugging along, past the point where they can end it normally. If you know anything about Phish, this might not seem that crazy, but this isn't supposed to happen in Fluffhead. They groove along for a few minutes until eventually go straight into the thing we should have all seen coming, NICU. Then NICU does the exact same thing Fluff did, go way beyond past the end of the song into the unknown, all while frequently returning to the NICU melody that (spoiler alert) we would all know very well by the end. After it had gotten to the point that it had certified itself as the best NICU ever played (this isn't supposed to happen in NICU either), the jam faded into the second ever Bye Bye Foot since 1997, a much welcome breather. Then they fired up an amazing Tube, getting out of the funk and getting into the blissful major key jamming they've gotten down to a science at this point (with some more NICU teases thrown in for good measure), a return to the former before the drop into the end of the song. Then they cruise through a great Slave To The Traffic Light (just an incredibly beautiful song), the slow version of Llama, and then ending the 1st set with Rise/Come Together, a song I usually fucking despise but in all honestly didn't matter to me that much in the moment, and listening back on recording it still doesn't really bother me. Oh yeah, and then a final NICU tease at the very end. Setbreak happens, then the 2nd set immediately got down to business with No Men In No Man's Land, which out of the five major jam pieces of this show, is definitely the least notable, but it's still very good and I love it when Phish gets a bit into spooky ambience. Smooth transition into Free, which like NICU and Tube, was one of the longest versions ever. This jam has a very similar structure to the Tube, with some (you guessed it) NICU teases, as they build off idea after idea before returning to the song. Joy took up the 2nd set ballad spot (no complaints, it's one of my favorite Phish ballads), and then they bust into Sand, which is usually a jam vehicle but this time the jam just serves as a nicely played into to Piper. This Piper is easily the most famous and beloved jam of the show, and the masses are exactly right. This motherfucking just keeps building and building into a crazy climax, before collapsing into a ginormous, ugly wall of evil sound. I will not over-exaggerate this, this thing was fucking LOUD at the show. It's probably my all-time favorite concert moment. Out of the depths comes Scents And Subtle Sounds. Perfect call, amazing song, and this version is just pure bliss. Perfect end to the second set. Then they go back on for the encore, and they play Lonely Trip, and allow me to add in some personal details. This song originated from a Trey solo album before it started being played with Phish last year. It immediately became my favorite song that debuted in 2021. They had just played it in Eugene on 10/20, and because that was the show before Phoenix, I thought that I wouldn't see it and it was off the table. Then they play it during the encore of the greatest concert I've ever seen, and I almost start crying out of happiness. Anyway, after that, they thank the audience, then Trey goes into greeting the other band members which then sets up an NICU pun, pretty adorable. Then the show ends with the perfect choice, Trey holding his guitar above his head at the end of First Tube. The next night at the Forum was probably a more fun experience (that show is on the complete opposite side of the Phish spectrum as this one), and I saw the band 3 times at the famed Deer Creek Music Center in Indiana earlier this month, and that was probably more fun too. But as for the quality of the music that was performed, this absolutely takes the crown. Jams out of songs that don't usually go that far, a rare one, incredible improvisational masterpieces, fun stage antics, all there. I don't think I'll ever see a concert as good as 10/23/21. And that's okay. That show was just too perfect.

[@BagNoSwag]

Ayy been loving the vids ❤️❤️❤️ + NOTI GANG 💪💪😤

[@T-REXHarris]

My first ever concert is actually gonna be The Weeknd’s tour in August. 😂

[@SHOPAKAHTW]

Cool

[@ColdintheShade]

Can't talk about live shows without KISS. They got blood, fire, rockets risers, etc. Hell, Alive! is one of the most famous live albums of all time

[@afrw23]

Went to see Denzel Curry live on may 4th at the O2 in brixton, amazing energy from him and the crowd, with people screaming along and moshing as he went through his new album and some old classics, although my ears just died around halfway through

[@ttotenmusic]

luv your vids man

[@psc4ever]

Seeing carti at rolling loud in the rain was the greatest moment of my life

[@hannahkozlovic1715]

I go to mainly metal and punk shows, and a lot of small underground shows in tiny venues, and I feel like the attitude towards openers varies so much from genre to genre. If a big or mid-sized metal tour is happening, there’s anywhere from 2-4 smaller opening bands that get taken on the tour. There’s tons of shows I’ve gone to just because of the openers, without even being a fan of the headliner. And contrasting the things I’ve seen at punk and metal shows versus shows in different genres, people in heavier music seem to give the openers so much more respect than people at a pop, folk, or indie show.

[@logicoflogos]

man i really want to see how another daft punk concert would play out, alive 2007 was fantastic