Here is one to match the thread in the Christian metal section.

I have also not seen many here eiether
Aerosmith/ Blck Crows in 1991
Bryan Adams/ John Cafferty and the Beaver Brown band 1985

Pat Travers
Rainbow
Rush
Judas Priest
AC/DC
Sammy Hagar
Def Leppard
Krokus
Nazareth
Whitesnake
Aldo Nova
Ozzy Osbourne
Motorhead

Ect... to hard to remember

My turn.

Kim Mitchell x5
Andy Curren
Scorpions
Cinderella
David Lee Roth
Megadeth
Iron Maiden x5
Slayer
Anthrax x2
Clutch
Alice in Chains
Rob Halford
Queensryche
Fates Warning
Dream Theater x3
Joe Satriani
Warrent
Aldo nova
Alias
Extreme
Fire House
Slaughter
Skid Row
Great White
Testament
There are more I just can remember at the moment.

Sevie Wonder
Judas Priest
Ozzy
Aerosmith
Ted Nuugent
AC/DC
Heart
Joe Walsh
Black Sabbath
Metalica
Scorpions
Stevie Ray Vaughn
Dio
Metal Church
Megadeth
Exodus
Overkill
Candlemass
Trouble
Saint Vitus
Great White
ZZ Top
Death Angel
Rush
Purgatory
Brainicide
Halloween
Iron Maiden
Antithesis
King Diamond
Testament
Bad Company
Van Halen
Queensryche
Uriah Heep

Five Iron Frenzy
I think Relient K
Burning Armada
16 Lives at Stake (haha... thas mah band.)
Cecelia
A Faceless Symphony

Next week I'm going to Zao,Devil Driver,Trivium, In Flames. Should be a good one. I'm really just going to see Zao and Trivium but it still should be good

I haven't been to any seclar concerts/shows at all.  I've been to several Christian shows.  I've been to several christian festivals including Ichthus, Cornerstone, and Shiganoth (to name a few).   Although, I will probably go to Ozzfest sometime.  I had an opportunity to go last year, but I didn't take that opportunity.

I'm going to see DragonForce on the 17th

I was thinking of going to see Queensryche, not sure yet.

Does Stryper count?  If so, 1985, 1986, 2005.

Kings X, 1989 (loudest concert ever!)

Rush, in 2002, and an oldies fest in 2000 (Dion, Gary Lewis & the Playboys, Davy Jones, Lou Christie, etc.).

The latter was music appreciation for us and the kids.

Most of the concerts I've attended were Christian.

Peace,

Jeff

The Dragonforce show rocked I really enjoyed it Between the Burried and me was good too the only problem i had with the show was some of the swearing got tooo carried away but i guess that is the risk of going to a secular show and being a Christian

Why cusss... it always ruins it. Same with good decent movies... movie is going good then all of a sudden some 4 letter word is said that seems to ruin it.

Yep totally un-nessary it would not have made the show any less it is just an easy cop out when they do that in a movie concert or song I think it is more intellegent not to because you can really express what your feeling and even add a depth to the music or what ever intsead of adding a %*&% and thinking that said it all

I've been keeping a list of all the bands I've seen live for many years now. Keep in mind that I work in the industry and some of these bands I have seen a handful of times and some, because I worked with them, have seen 30-40-50 times each. I estimate I have been to over 2000 shows in the past 25-30 years.


20/20
45 Grave
Adam Bomb
Aerosmith
Air Supply
Airbourne
Alcatrazz
Alchemist
Alien Sex Fiend
Amber Rose
Angelo, Michael
Anthrax
April Wine
Aspyn
Bang Tango
Bardeaux
Barren Cross
Beamis, Jim
Beck, Jeff
Belle, Natelle
Benetar, Pat
Berlin
Berryhill, Cindy Lee
Big Bad Voodoo Daddy
Big Brother and the Holding Company
Bill Elliot Orchestra
b****
Black 'n' Blue
Black Flag
Black Knight
Black Sheep
Blackfoot
Blasters
Blind Owl
Blue Oyster Cult
Blue Steel
Bolelyn, Ann
Bonham
Boss Tweed
Bouvier, Jean
Bowie, David
Britton
Cain, Tane
Candy
Captain Cardiac and the Coronary Kids
Carlisle, Belinda
Carnival
Carradine, Keith
Cassidy, David
Cave, Nick
Chain Gang
Chastain, David
Cheap Trick
Cheetah
Cinderella
Cirith Ungol
Clapton, Eric
Clash, The
Cocker, Joe
Cult, The
Cure, The
Curnutte, Jim
D.B. House
D.I.
Daily, E.G.
Damaaj
Damon, Jesse
Data Clan
Deep Purple
Devo
Diamond Claw
Dio
Disciple
Divinyls
Djam Karet
Dogbone
Dokken
Dread Zeppelin
Drive
Eden
English Beat
Entwhistle, John
Ernst, Rick Band
Eurythmics
Exude
Farner, Mark
Fastway
Fear
Fenholt, Jeff
Fibonaccis
Firehose
Fishbone
Flaming Lips
Flock of Seagulls, A
Foghat
Ford, Lita
Friedman, Marty
Genesis
Girlschool
Glover, Crispin
Goddard, Scott
Golden Earring
Goodsall, John
Grand Funk Railroad
Great White
Guiffria
Heaven
Hellion
Hoffs, Suzanna
Holdsworth, Allan
Holy Moses
Honeydrippers
Hurricane
I Love You
INXS
Iron Maiden
Isham, Steven
Joe Walsh
John Brown Band, The
Joshua
Judas Priest
Julliett
Kansas
Keel
King Diamond
King Kobra
Kneetremblers
Kuni
Laaz Rockit
Ladd, Jim
Lane, Ronnie
Leather Angel
Leatherwolf
Lee, Alvin
Legs Diamond
Letchen Grey
Ligertwood, Alex
Little Caesar
Little Steven and the Disciples of Soul
Little Tokyo
Lizzy Borden
London
Lone Justice
Loudness
Love/Hate
Lowe, Katt
Lunch, lydia
Madame X
Malice
Manzerak, Ray
Marillion
Marino
Max Weinberg 7
Meadows, Punky
Meghan
Men at Work
Mentors
Metallica
Metro Hotel
Mickey Ratt
Minutemen
Missing Persons
Missouri Foxx
Motley Crue
Motorhead
Nicks, Stevie
Nixon, Mojo w/ Sid Roper
Nu Damage
Obsession
Oingo Boingo
Old Skull
Oliver Magnum
Orchids
Osbourne, Ozzy
Osmond, Donny
Outer Circle
Overkill
Owen, Sandy
Page, Jimmy
Pandemonium
Pandoras
Panther
Petersson, Tom (Cheap Trick when solo artist)
Phantom Blue
Pinder, Mike (Moody Blues keyboardist)
Plan 9
Plant, Robert
Plasmatics
Plasticland
Point Blank
Poison
Police
Precious Metal
Preston, Billy
Pretenders
Quarterflash
Queen
Queensryche
Quiet Riot
Ramones
Ratt
Rattlesnake
Raven
Red Asphalt
Red Hot Chili Peppers
REO Speedwagon
Rist, Robbie
Romeo
Rose Royce
Roth, David Lee
Roth, Uli John
Rough Cutt
Rush
S.Q.S
S.S.Q
Sabu, Paul
Sacred Rite
Salvation Army
Sarge  (w C.C. DeVille befor Poison)
Savage Grace
Saxon
Scheff, Jason
Schenker, Michael
Scorpions
Shortino, Paul
Shut Up Marie
Sick Trigger
Silent Rage
Simmons, Gene
Slash
Slayer
Smithereens
Snake Rock
Soto, Jeff Scott
Sparks, Barry
Spinal Tap
St. James
Stallone, Frank
Stanton, Harry Dean
Starr, Ruby
Steeler
Stepmothers
Stewart, Al
Stray Cats
Stryper
Styx
Super Heroines
Surf Punks
Surgical Steel
Takara
Take 6
Tavares
Taxxi
Teeze
Tex and the Horseheads
They Might Be Giants
Thor
Thrusst
Tower
Travers, Pat
Triangle
Triumph
Trubee, John
Tsunami
Turnaround
U2
UDO
Untouchables
Vai, Steve
Van Halen
Venice
Vera, Billy and the Beaters
Vixen
Volumatix
Vyper
W.A.S.P.
Walking Wounded
Wall of Voodoo
Warrior
Watts, Charlie
West, Sandy
Wet, Kevin
Whispers, The
White Cross
White Sister
Wild Dogs
Willis, Ike
Witch
Wurm
Wyman, Bill
X
XYZ
Y&T
Yes
Znowhite

Dude you have been to a massive amount of shows

I saw The Black Dahlia Murder back in August it was pretty good.

[b][/b][face=Times][/face][color=purple][/color] Unity Festival 2008 at Heritage Landing for Thursday, August 07, 2008- Kutless  

I saw Psychostick play in Phoenix, AZ last month. They're a comedy/metal band known for their song "Beer". They played that song, plus a bunch of others that rocked.

http://www.myspace.com/psychostick