Whitesnake & Judas Priest
Citibank Hall, Rio de Janeiro
September 11, 2011
I bought my ticket yesterday!
It's the last opportunity to see Judas Priest live... It's their farewell tour..and it's always great to see Whitesnake live. Great package!
Wednesday, August 31, 2011
Comin' Up !!
Whitesnake & Judas Priest
Citibank Hall, Rio de Janeiro
September 11, 2011
I bought my ticket yesterday!
It's the last opportunity to see Judas Priest live... It's their farewell tour..and it's always great to see Whitesnake live. Great package!
Monday, August 15, 2011
Sting - Live In Rio - 1987
Where: Maracanã Stadium, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
When: November 20, 1987
Band:
Sting: Vocals, Guitar,
Steve Coleman: Saxophone
Kenny Kirkland: Keyboards
Delmar Brown: Keyboards
Jeff Lee Campbell: Lead guitar
Tracy Ann Wornworth: Bass guitar
Mino Cinelu: Percussion
Marvin Smith: Drums
Dolette McDonald: Backing vocals
I was 14 years old and this was my first concert...What a great start! It was a sold out show at Maracana Stadium, but I confess that Sting was not one of my favorite artists. My older sister is a The Police fan, and I went to the show to follow her and, of course, to participate in an event with huge proportions.
Friday, August 12, 2011
Tuesday, August 9, 2011
Paul McCartney - Live in Rio - April 21, 1990
Band/Artist: Paul McCartney
Where: Maracanã Stadium, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
When: April 21, 1990
By Silvio Rodrigues
Great memories from this one. I confess that I’m not a Beatles fan, but this show meant a lot, after all, it was a Beatle in Brazil, so why not attend the show? I remember that my mother said “I followed their success and now my son is going to see Paul McCartney!” What an honor!!!
Mr. Big - São Paulo - Brazil - July 9, 2011
Band: Mr.Big
Where: HSBC Arena, São Paulo, Brazil
When: July 9, 2011
Are You Addicted to That Rush?
MR. BIG in SAO PAULO - Concert Review*
By Silvio Rodrigues
From the first minute of Daddy, Brother, Lover, Litlle Boy until the final minute of Shy Boy, Mr. Big delivered 2 hours of fun for the 4500 people that attended the show in a real cold night in Sao Paulo. They are a real proof that sometimes a reunion can be motivated by friendship and musicianship and not for the money, like MANY bands do.
By Silvio Rodrigues
From the first minute of Daddy, Brother, Lover, Litlle Boy until the final minute of Shy Boy, Mr. Big delivered 2 hours of fun for the 4500 people that attended the show in a real cold night in Sao Paulo. They are a real proof that sometimes a reunion can be motivated by friendship and musicianship and not for the money, like MANY bands do.
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