I saw Esperanza Spalding at the end of June and Massive Attack in August.

But nothing compares to him

Maxwell

Erykah Badu

Peter Frampton, The Monkees, Michael Feinstein, The Golden Boys (Frankie Avalon/Fabian/Bobby Rydell), Cheap Trick and Stevie Nicks/The Pretenders coming up in November. Stevie has already said she is dedicating "Stand Back" to Prince in her shows. The tears will flow ... I know it.

NorthC said:

I saw George Clinton in Rotterdam about two months ago. I used to go and see him almost as often as Prince and although he's old (75) now, he and his large band still gave up the funk like they used to! [Edited 9/25/16 8:08am]

That's funny. George was our first concert after Prince passed, too. It must have been the same tour.

Stone Roses supported by Public Enemy (who played opening from PR).

Good gig.

Tried to get tickets to see Beck again but was all sold out

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Militant said:

I went to see Kensington @ The Ziggodome Amsterdam.

It was a little bit strange because P performed on that exact same stage the last time he was in the Netherlands

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Probably nobody here knows who Kensington is Kensington is famous Dutch band, they are great live!

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Heading Up High (With Armin van Buuren @famous Dutch DJ)

https://www.youtube.com/w...2C2V3kac08

WAR

https://www.youtube.com/w...kmjCAjAQug

Riddels

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yv2mEhDidrE

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PurpleDiamonds1 said:

No and I most likely won't as no one even comes close to him...

EmmaMcG said:

No and aside from maybe Springsteen, I doubt I'll go to another one any time soon. Once you've been to see Prince and The Boss, everything else just pales in comparison.

I have seen Springsteen but not in Concert

He comes to visit my hometown every month, because his daughter Jessica lives here (she is a equistrian rider and so am I )

I met him in a local restaurant, he's a friendly and down to earth person : love the man and also his work!

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I went to the Prince Tribute in London last June (Autism Rocks), and saw Larry Graham, Cee-Lo Green, and The Time. Mark Ronson spinned some Prince records at the end. I cried a lot, especially when LG played PR and Nothing Compares 2 U. I danced during the Mark Ronson set. But in my heart it just wasn't the same. I had spent so many nights at the IndigO2 in the past and never really went to another concert after that (except Maceo Parker's in October 2007).

So there I was at a London venue and despite the entertainment, Prince's absence was sticking out like a sore thumb. I just wanted him to turn up so badly, it felt awful, a real nightmare come true.

I go to see live music at least once a week. It was rough at first but I have always loved to go to concerts. I started off small going to see lots of local bands and then I worked my way up. Bryan Ferry and English Beat were a couple of favorites. I have got Coco Montoya, The Time and Sheila E, and Bilal so far to look forword too. I love live music too much not to go to any more concerts.

I have always loved concerts because I knew there would be Prince again - but since he left us, I havent been to any but I did go to the Ballet and saw Snow White because I wanted to see the Jean Paul Gautier costumes. Enjoyed that - but concerts, not sure when that may happen again now.

NorthC said:

Militant said:

That's funny. George was our first concert after Prince passed, too. It must have been the same tour.

The European tour this summer? Which town did you go to? I remember he went to Sheffield after Rotterdam. It was pretty tight tour schedule with a three hour concert almost every day in a different city. My hat's off to the man for still being able to pull that off after all those years!

We saw them headline the Moseley Jazz, Funk & Soul Festival here in Moseley, Birmingham on July 10th.

Made a video diary of it too

Linda1974 said:

16 Feb - Prince
4 Jun - Pointer Sisters

25 Aug - Maxwell

XX Oct - FDeluxe

13 Nov - Dionne Wawrick

7 Dec - Sheila E.

Militant said:

NorthC said:

Militant said: The European tour this summer? Which town did you go to? I remember he went to Sheffield after Rotterdam. It was pretty tight tour schedule with a three hour concert almost every day in a different city. My hat's off to the man for still being able to pull that off after all those years!

We saw them headline the Moseley Jazz, Funk & Soul Festival here in Moseley, Birmingham on July 10th.

Made a video diary of it too

This is great militant, thank you for posting. You just reminded me that I saw George Clinton in November 2007 at the IndigO2 (where else lol), he was great.

On a side note, the chap who introduced me to Prince's music in the 80's was from Moseley. Small world.

I saw Sheila in July. I found out about the show the night before and went the next day. She did her very first live performance of Girl Meets Boy. Emotional would be an understatement.

journalism16 said:

No, probably next year to see Janet.

Yes I have attended at least one music event each month. I like many artists, so the passing of one artist will not deter me from seeing others that I enjoy listening to and seeing live.