Concerts you have walked out on
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I worked concert security through high school and college. I actually feigned illness to leave Fleetwood Mac and Men at Work. A close second was Moody Blues/Stevie Ray Vaughn. But I have never walked out on one - unlike a movie you already know what you are getting, so if you dont like the music why are you buying the ticket?
Erika Badu
I was at a music festival, you know the weekend thing with 30+ bands for one ticket. She was the headliner at one stage and was horrible. You could tell she was not happy to be in Nashville.
I was at a music festival, you know the weekend thing with 30+ bands for one ticket. She was the headliner at one stage and was horrible. You could tell she was not happy to be in Nashville.
I left a Cheap Trick concert once- I like the band and the songs they had but the concert was horrible.
Never walked out on one, but the worst was The Indigo Girls (they opened for The B52's ((free tickets))).
The most disappointed I ever was at a concert was Iron Maiden. They played less than hour, and they absolutely sucked.
If you suck in concert, they you must be extremely bad!
The most disappointed I ever was at a concert was Iron Maiden. They played less than hour, and they absolutely sucked.
If you suck in concert, they you must be extremely bad!
those guys the sing that friends song, rembrandt, they sucked
but just walked out to get me a beer til sheyl crow started, LOL
but rembrandt is a one hit losers
but just walked out to get me a beer til sheyl crow started, LOL
but rembrandt is a one hit losers
Richard Marx in the mid 80's
I was around 10 years old and we were at Knotts Berry Farm. Apparently he was there playing in their amphiteater. Admission was free.
My parents and my friend and their parents went. Heard about 2 minutes and went back on the rides. Come to think of it that was my first concert. What a downer
I was around 10 years old and we were at Knotts Berry Farm. Apparently he was there playing in their amphiteater. Admission was free.
My parents and my friend and their parents went. Heard about 2 minutes and went back on the rides. Come to think of it that was my first concert. What a downer
showing my age.......
i walked out of a sly & the family stone concert in wildwood n.j......sly came on the staged stoned on downers & was incoherrent.
i also walked out of a james taylor concert at st. johns university.....i like james but his show was soooo boring.
i was at a concert for the jeff beck group in a hotel in upstate n.y.....jeff gave us the middle finger & set off a fire extinguisher & walked out on the audience.i guess they thought we were boring.
i walked out of a sly & the family stone concert in wildwood n.j......sly came on the staged stoned on downers & was incoherrent.
i also walked out of a james taylor concert at st. johns university.....i like james but his show was soooo boring.
i was at a concert for the jeff beck group in a hotel in upstate n.y.....jeff gave us the middle finger & set off a fire extinguisher & walked out on the audience.i guess they thought we were boring.
AR182 said:
Geez, AL. You've had some bad luck at concerts.
I've never been to one that I even thought of walking out on, and i've been to a ton. Like somebody above mentioned, you pretty much know what you're going to get with a concert, as opposed to a movie. Or at the least, you must like the band(s) enough to pay for it and make the effort to go.
vinnie said:
With an ex girlfriend when I was 17...It wasnt one of my proudest moments to say the least
countinguy said:
Lets get two things straight
1. They do NOT suck
2. They are NOT one hit wonders as they had hits way before that song or album even came out!
They are really good guys!
The wife talked me into going to see Toni Braxton/Kenny G, Toni was great but when Kenny G started blowing on his meat flute it was time to go
