for any other country fans. . .

[guardian528]

So, this weekend I made the trek up to San Francisco to see the Kenny Chesney concert. all i can say is, AMAZING. That guy really knows how to put on a show, and i saw the reason he has won entertainer of the year 4 years in a row. it was at AT&T Park (where the SF Giants play), and he had roughly 50,000 people all up and moving and singing every single word to every single song. Not to mention I had floor seats a stone's throw away from the stage, so that really amped up the experience. So the kenny concert was Saturday night, and my friends had tickets for Keith Urban down at the Staples Center in LA sunday night. On my drive back from SF, i get a call saying someone is sick, and they have a free extra ticket to Keith Urban. Straight from SF to LA, 2 of the most amazing performances in the same weekend. something I won't soon forget i almost declined the offer because I was so burnt out from the night before, but now i'm very happy that i didn't

 

[fast65]

Wow, I'm super jealous. Sounds like you had an amazing experience, I wish I could have seen them lol, but I'm pretty excited to see Jason Aldean when he comes the the Amphitheatre in September.

 

[Sail195]

thats awesome there is nothing better than a great concert!!! I have never seen him but I have had similar experiences at Dave Mathews concerts (I have an obsession, went to my 16th show this summer lol)

 

[Mountain Res-Q]

Love country. but not a fan of concerts... too many people and I have issues with control; and something like that where I have little control over my environment really makes me uneasy... as in I wouldn't really enjoy it. The last concert I was at? I was 9 and it was Brooks & Dunn / Reba concert in Fresno. Great time, but my only experience with concerts. I prefer a secluded mountain to any urban crowding. The only way I would be tempted to go to another concert would be if Garth made a return... take about entertaining...