First concert you ever attended?
 

May 18, 1974 at the Capitol Theatre in Passiac, NJ.... I saw the Eagles during their 'On The Border' tour. I don't really remember it all that well now. I was hanging out with my good friend, Mary Jane.... if you catch my drift. It was the 70s, after all! :p

Siouxsie & The Banshees, 1995, The Paramount Theatre in Denver.

Madonna, The Girlie Show - November 6, 1993, at Maracanã Stadium in Rio.

One of my favorite memories.

Ooh, lucky you!

Alice Cooper, October 2011, Rome. It brouth me and my bestfriend back together after a rough period.

The first 'proper' concert would have been Michael Jackson in the summer of 1992 at Wembley.
Unfortunately I recall it being quite a rubbish experience.

Not FM but Olivia Newton John in the 1970's .I think Dolly Parton was next.Mostly country acts up to the mid 1980's when I broke down to see Stevie and FM for the first time which was the first pop rock concerts I went to. I miss those older country artists since they were true country artists and bands with banjos,fiddles and steel guitars and not rock and roll guitars and auto-tuned like todays so called country music rubbish artists

What a bummer. Did you get your $ back?

Working 9 to 5. :D

Alice Cooper: the healer of broken friendships! :laugh:

No. I was never a big fan. I only went as my (at that time) girlfriend's family all went and they bought a ticket for me. We were sat as far from the stage as you could get. I think that was before any allegations had been made but I still came away with the impression he was an egotistical d!ck head. I have to say I do like a lot of his music though.

I love that movie.The concert that I went to was about 4 years before the movie.

The bad memories from concerts including FM and Stevie shows is dealing with the drunks.I'll be happy with drunk free concerts.Tired of coming home smelling like a drunk hobo after getting showered with booze and beer from the drunks.I could care less if the fans smoke pot there.It does not bother me as long they are not close by and behave there.

Rick Springfield, Nassau Coliseum, Dec. 21, 1981. My mom waited in line for four hours to get those tickets. And she didn't get off the line, even when a bee kept buzzing her.
In fact, Rick was my first three concerts, also 1983 and 1985. Then my best friend and I got cars...then that changed.

He is. You have to know that now he's a Born Again Christian. This fact shocked me to no end.