Well The War on Drugs were pretty fucking incredible

seeing Sleep Token at Wembley Saturday night (with Health supporting) second time this year

Going to see Madonna on Thursday.

(Old school Mads for the lads, dude at the end's chest for numbersup and any lasses passing through)

At the moment, Orebolo next week and the Stones in May.

Probably will see Brittany Howard in February.

Adrianne Lenker in November. I don't think I've ever had tickets 10 months in advance!

this was an f'n freak show. probably one of the weirdest concerts i've been to.

just bagged tickets for Sleep Token in November, it'll be my third time seeing them; the only other bands I've seen that many times are Pearl Jam and Counting Crows

why?

go on...

i can't put my finger on it, but i think it had to do with the way that the show was structured (almost like she was acting out a play with a LOT of stops and starts), her being in the choreography (i assume the show wasn't changed after she almost died, and they kept her in the dance numbers where she shouldn't be), and the old people in the crowd dressed up that should've dressed up like younger versions of themselves). The whole thing just felt "off."

The good part is that Madonna sounded really good.

Madonna´s whole career feels very off and weird. Its been like that for a long time. I feel sad for her desperation for relevance.

My brother in law roped me into agreeing to see Chicago and Earth Wind and Fire this July. I don’t have any strong feelings about that show at all.

Just grabbed tickets to see The Decemberists in May. They're playing a venue in Brooklyn that I've never been to. Very exciting!

Should I go see Black Crowes on Monday 4/15

When I looked at Radio City I thought the tickets were extremely expensive for them, so I passed. Funflation is going to be my retirement from seeing my live music at some point.

if it being on a monday night doesn't really move the needle for you, then by all means go.

Khruangbin in St. Louis oct 2 and 3(my b day)

Considering this.

I couldn't imagine seeing live music now but looking back at the travel and tickets cost/anxiety of shows previously I do not miss it at all. That said, I'm glad I traveled, saw some amazing places and enjoyed the gigs.

I say this knowing that this year alone I am looking at tickets for the Stones, possibly Pearl Jam if they ever announce, in the lottery for Goose at Forest Hills, and I would love to see Tedeschi Trucks Band and finally cave and see Phish.