Concert recaps, photos and more. All so I don't lose the intangible. (Impossible, right?) Been a fan of music since my dad let me bang around on his drumset when I was a kid. My first cassette tape was Abbey Road (age 4). My first concert was Blood, Sweat, and Tears (age 6). Concerts are now the bane of my bank account, but I wouldn't have it any other way.
Set listed.
If you know me, you know I’m obsessed with Grace Potter. I want to look, act, dress, sound, dance and be like her. She has an incredible range, a ridiculous stage presence, an unbelievable amount of talent, and the longest legs I have ever seen. She’s a rock goddess if I’ve ever seen one.
I came across the band by chance, flipping through the week’s albums on AOL Listening Party (an awesome place to sample new stuff). I immediately bought all of the band’s albums and couldn’t stop listening to them. I saw them live for the first time at Bonnaroo, and when I heard they were playing a concert in Central Park, I bought tickets the minute they went on sale. I managed to get me and my friend Amber second row spots, and they did NOT disappoint. And Amber’s a new fan!
Stop the Bus
Only Love
That Phone
Goodbye Kiss
Oasis
Apologies
Low Road
Ragged Company
Ah Mary
Tiny Light
Come as You Are (Nirvana)
Colors
2:22
Why Don’t You Love Me (Beyonce)
Paris (Ooh La La)
Encore
White Rabbit (Jefferson Airplane)
Nothing But the Water I
Nothing But the Water II
Tush (ZZ Top)
Medicine
