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Best Free Concert You've Attended?
2009. Steve Earl solo with an acoustic guitar at the old Easy Street Records in Lower QA (RIP). One of the best country artists of the past 40 years rather easily.
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18, high as a kite watching the sunset with girls everywhere, wondering "can it get any better than this" while they groove all night.
I remember thinking, these guys are pretty legit, and a few years later they popped off with a deal.
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=kxLivJwk2OU
His kids were doing event security for fundraising, and the chief called to thank him, and, because his kids did such a good job, to invite he and his staff for the last night. One of his assistants couldn't go, so I replaced him, with the stipulation that I could be fucked if they asked for ID, because my name wasn't on the previously submitted roster. We get to the venue, through security, and go in. No ID check, but I was sweating it right to the end.
We carried catering into the dressing rooms, got to hear the sound checks, all that was left was the passes. The security boss comes up and slaps an O'Doul's wristband on me (I still have it). My buddy asks "What does this do?". She said "you can go anywhere in the building."
We were on the side of the stage when the opener came out...Pearl Jam, opening for the Stones.
Best part of it...I called my boss to ask if I could come in an hour late the next day. He said sure, and asked why. There was silence on the other end, because he had worked his ass off to get tickets in our city, and got shut out...tl/dr/csb
KISW Pain in the Grass concerts at the Mural Amphitheater were great. Sweet Water was probably the best I saw. Every Friday night.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VI3C6MROOvY
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YudWxJqHvFc
Explains my love for old psychedelic rock I guess
Here is one of the posters that were advertising the event - There were quite a few
And it wasn't free, but I did see Alice in Chains at the Redmond VFW for $5.