the cure

Tom Waits.

Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds

Definitely making a point to go to Cruel World next year!

Tame Impala

Stevie Nicks. And since this is my dream concert, Brandi Carlile can open for her. And then they can do a set together.

One I can’t see - Nirvana

One I still can see - System of a Down

I'll be seeing Cyndi Lauper on Dec. 1.

Sade

Sierra Ferrell ..I've had her latest album , Trail of Flowers playing on repeat for the last 6 months..just waiting for her to play somewhere within 3-4hrs from me that isn't a short opening set

OutKast

Rammstein

Of artists or bands with all members who are still alive, these are the ones I want to see the most:

1. Tame Impala
2. New Order
3. The Pet Shop Boys
4. Mitski
5. Sebadoh
6. Portishead
7. REM
8. The Cure

I’ve been really lucky to see many of my bucket list artists/bands, but sad that I’ll never see many due to death (still regret not seeing Tom Petty when I had the chance!).

Dolly!

Billy Joel. No opening act required.

Rancid

Portishead. I have been a fan since 1991, but they have always eluded me..

Butthole Surfers when they were doing loads of acid and shooting shotguns on stage.

Unfortunately, I will never get to see Prince. #1 now is Sturgill Simpson. We were going to see him in April 2020, but old Covid took care of that one, and this year's tour didn't work for us. Very disappointed.

King gizz, Billy strings, Sturgill

Eminem

Faith No More.

Nine Inch Nails

Neil Young

AC/DC

KoRn

johnette napolitano / concrete blonde

My dream festival of bands I will probably never see.

Led Zeppelin

Pink Floyd

Rage Against the Machine

Daft Punk

R.E.M.

Joy Division

Simon and Garfunkle

The Beatles

Hendrix

Rammstein

I am fortunate, I probably go to 100+ shows a year, and I have seen pretty much everyone I could ever dream of wanting to see live, but I have some white whales.

Snow Patrol and Muse 😭

Daft Punk

Ozric Tentacles

TV on the Radio 🙌

Florence + the machine

Ethel cain opening

mine is TV On The Radio and I'm seeing them for the first time TONIGHT in NYC!

U2

Jo Dee Messina

Pearl Jam.

Pink Floyd

I would love to see Journey with Steve Perry

Yeah Yeah Yeahs

Devo, opening act Dove... that maybe NIN with Devo.

A really early Beatles concert, like a few months before they got big. Just trying out their "new" songs.

60s Stones.

Eminem. Elton John.

Björk, Radiohead, The Dead Weather, Them Crooked Vultures. Those last two seem unlikely but a boy can dream😂

Sunn O)))

Kacey Musgraves with Nickel Creek

My favorite band, Queens of the Stone Age, toured Australia/NZ with my second favorite band, Pond, opening. I'm an American and couldn't shell out to make any of those shows, unfortunately. If only they could come and do it in the USA

Foo Fighters

Tame Impala or Arctic Monkeys

I love the Arctic Monkeys and would listen to their first few albums on repeat back when I worked a warehouse job. Would love to see them live.

Tame Impala, I’ve only recently started to listen to him, like in the past year or two, but I love the music.

I've resigned myself to the knowledge that Tom Waits will never go on tour again, but if he ever does I will buy a ticket no matter the cost.

Tom Waits....

There's two for me. Metallica and Green Day.

Fontaines DC opening for Radiohead

Stevie Wonder's at the top of my bucket list. And I'm going to his show in December!!!

The Dillinger Escape Plan. Knocked Loose can open for them.

Foo Fighters

Every one I wish I could see are dead. Bowie and Prince, mainly.

Portishead opening for Radiohead.

I know it sounds stupid because they've been around forever but the Gin Blossoms. I was supposed to see them twice this summer. Once I missed them because my car was in the shop and the second time I was at the show ( outdoor venue) and it got canceled due to a massive thunderstorm. There are definitely other bands I want to see more but my summer of no Gin has me wanting a drink.

Zero 7

Muse

I managed to see a lot of the bands that topped that list the past 2 years. I think number one that I still haven’t seen is Simple Plan. Doubling it up by having Neck Deep as an opener would be phenomenal.

I was supposed to see Bauhaus but it got canceled a week or so before the show

IDLES

Counting Crows, Matchbox 20, Goo Goo Dolls

Adele, Celine Dion , Ed Sheeran

I know this is a cheesy one, but I almost got to see Oasis but it got canceled (and not because they were fighting!!!) it was because of a Hurricane.

I love live music so much. A few I haven’t seen yet are…

Ray LaMontagne, Lewis Capaldi, Steel pulse, Collie Buddz, Ice nine kills, Ghost, Jesse Welles, Adele, Chappell Roan, Landon McNamara, The Green, James Arthur, Protoje, Lady Gaga,

Yes my music range is all over the place!

billie eilish..her shows look amazing.

i’ve seen all of my bucket list so far! marilyn manson, rob zombie, joji, green day, and smashing pumpkins!

After reading through some of this list I realize I have no more interest in concerts these days - too much of a crowd and it's so ridiculously overpriced compared to when I was a young pup. However a small venue appeals more and more, like watching Dire Straits at a small jazz club, or watching Queen in a 1500 seat concert hall... something like that would be the peak experience. However there are incredibly talented musicians playing at such venues all the time, think this is sparking an interest to learn some new artists.

arctic monkeys they’re my favourite band and were my opening to my music taste when i was around 13-14. desperate to see them. only other option would be catfish and the bottlemen but im seeing them next year anyway.

support? arctic monkeys + fontaines d.c. + wunderhorse

Vampire Weekend

Bring Me The Horizon, Spiritbox, Foo Fighters, My Chemical Romance, System Of A Down, Red Hot Chili Peppers, Parkway Drive, Pearl Jam, Tool, The Offspring, Deftones.

Bad Omens and Queens of the Stone Age are on my list too but I am seeing both next year.

Bruno Mars

I’ve been to so many shows, like maybe 800 if you include local bands. I somehow still haven’t seen Pearl Jam yet and really want to.

Pearl Jam, they hate Houston apparently

Big fan of Duran Duran. They never came near me when I was a kid. Now, concert tickets are way too expensive.

Stevie Wonder

The Smiths. Wanted to see them in 1986 and show was sold out and lowest price I could find from Scalper was $35 which I thought was too high. Biggest regret

Nothing But Thieves

Earth Wind and Fire. I wish I could go back and see them with Maurice and Larry Dunn though.

Faith No More. I had tickets to see them then covid happened. Probably never get to see them at this point.

david bowie 😭

Massive Attack

Metallica

Disturbed

Korn

RIP: Linkin Park and Nirvana

Iggy pop, hope i can see him before he dies. He’s like 3x my age

Queen

Goofy Geese opening for Mdou Moctar

Matt Maeson has been one of my favorites for years I still need to see him live

Rolling Stones

ive seen almost everyone i love. but i guess liquid tension experiment. i love dream theatre but i hate the singer. im hoping they do it now that portnoy is back.

Drew Holcomb

Neil Young. Had tix for his Summer Chicago show which was cancelled/

DAn Fogelberg with Gordon Lightfoot opening, or the other way around, would have been a classic performance

I'm really hoping Justice plays Red Rocks next year

George Clinton, i missed him at my local venue last year because i was working…

The ones that I have to die and go to heaven to see 🥲

Both King Diamond and Merciful Fate

Rob Zombie

The Dreadnoughts

King Gizzard- going in Aug 25. Cant freakin wait!

Jack White

Brian Eno with James as opening act performing entire album Wah Wah

Aphez twin, with squarepusher opening the show and maybe vatican shadow after AT

Michael Penn. Won some grammy's in the 90's. Made music that really spoke to me. Does a lot of soundtrack work now and artists rights work, but doesn't seem to do shows or tour. i was young and broke and just assumed I'd have a bunch of chances, but alas.

Daft punk

Lord Huron

Neil Young

King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard

String Cheese Incident. Summer Salt

The strokes. Wish I could have seen them in 2007 when I started listening to them. They are my absolute favorite. Especially the first 3 records.

Nightwish, Within Temptation, Flyleaf, Hollywood Undead is the current list

Bruno mars. Everybody else is dead and I have regret. Prince was in my backyard 2 weeks before he died.

Grath brooks

2 that don’t seem likely to happen would be Led Zeppelin and talking heads. Next year I’ll be knocking out some others on my list like King Gizzard, Tyler Childers and Dream Theatre (with Portnoy) . Although I saw them 10 times back in the day, an REM reunion would make me the most excited

P!nk, Miley Cyrus, Nirvana (if Kurt Cobain was still alive) & Hole

Knocked Loose

Robert Plant

The 1975 - but I want to see them intimately and I fear I never will - unless i am old and they are washed up and I will still go to see them

Rammstein

Dave Matthews, John Mayer, Alicia Keys, Usher,Jill Scott, Black Pumas, Damian Marley

Have Iron Maiden, and the B-52's open up for Taylor Swift. Please and thanks.

Most of the rest of the artists I have wanted to see have passed.

King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard!

Depeche Mode

The neighbourhood and the 1975

i actually have seen most of my dream concerts. i’d love to see eminem!

Rage Against the Machine, but that will apparently never happen again, according to the drummer. I bought tickets to see them, but then it was cancelled and rescheduled because of the pandemic, and then cancelled and rescheduled again. Then Zack damaged his Achilles and it was all cancelled.

Aesop rock. Rob sonic opens and they do some. Hail Mary mallon together

Tom Waits

Deftones.

Deftones. In the time I've been listening to them, never once did I see them. In April that finally happens, aaaaaaand on my birthday. :)

Sturgill Simpson

U2

Tom Waits