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What was the most unlikely concert bill you ever saw?

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I’ll start it off with a couple:

Sometime in the mid-70’s I saw Joe Cocker at the Niagara Falls Convention Center.

Opening act: Focus

Again in the 70’s I saw Anne Murray at a Schaefer Concert in Central Park.

Opening act: Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band

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  • TarekithTarekith

    Anthrax, Public Enemy, and Primus. In a fairly small venue too, it was pure chaos in the weirdest way.

  • TovokasTovokas

    Men at Work opened by… Stevie Ray Vaughn. :)

  • michael_mmichael_m

    A few weird ones come to mind, particularly when touring bands used to get local bands to support them.

    In about 1982 or so a band I was in was asked to play a blues festival as a last minute replacement. Our band was a hardcore punk band…

    I once saw the Meteors supporting the Anti Nowhere League.

    When I saw Bauhaus they were supported by a baroque synth pop band, complete with recorder player and lutanist.

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  • JeffChasteenJeffChasteen

    T Rex, Buddy Miles Express, Sensational Alex Harvey Band.

    Decades later seeing Buddy Miles play drums for Junior Brown was also a little weird.

    Those frequent Superchunk/Polvo bills in the 90s were also quite a contrast.

  • gusgranitegusgranite

    Genesis (one night regroup as a tribute to their manager) and Lionel Richie at a Music Managers Forum.

  • JeffChasteenJeffChasteen

    @michael_m said:
    A few weird ones come to mind, particularly when touring bands used to get local bands to support them.

    In about 1982 or so a band I was in was asked to play a blues festival as a last minute replacement. Our band was a hardcore punk band…

    I once saw the Meteors supporting the Anti Nowhere League.

    When I saw Bauhaus they were supported by a baroque synth pop band, complete with recorder player and lutanist.

    The Meteors and Anti Nowhere League sounds like a great bill.

  • LorichsLorichs

    I went to Roskilde festival in 2004. David Bowie had to cancel so they got Slipknot to play instead.
    I think that a person or two might have a little bit disapointed.

  • michael_mmichael_m
    edited July 2023

    @JeffChasteen said:

    @michael_m said:
    A few weird ones come to mind, particularly when touring bands used to get local bands to support them.

    In about 1982 or so a band I was in was asked to play a blues festival as a last minute replacement. Our band was a hardcore punk band…

    I once saw the Meteors supporting the Anti Nowhere League.

    When I saw Bauhaus they were supported by a baroque synth pop band, complete with recorder player and lutanist.

    The Meteors and Anti Nowhere League sounds like a great bill.

    It was. Just doesn’t seem quite right on paper, especially as it was a period when they had a bass player who played an upright bass.

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