Electric Light Orchestra, Omaha, NE 1976. With the Spaceship and "lasers" and all.....leaning against the right side barricades.

Duran Duran Wembley Arena Dec 1983

Dylan, the Band and Crosby Stills Nash and Young in Toronto on Labour Day 1971

Actually there was a smaller one earlier with Lighthouse, Crowbar, April Wine, Edward Bear and maybe the Guess Who? 

Mississippi Fred McDowell.  Winter 66/67 sometime.

 Manbird wrote: 
yes.  just as yours have feathers and mites.

 oldslabsides wrote: 
You mean your skeletons have pimples and their voices are breaking?

The Allman Brothers Band (shortly after Duane died) with Alex Taylor (James' brother) opening. Musta been late '71. 
Edit: I must make clear that that was the first concert that I actually bought a ticket for. A year or so before that my friends and I scaled a fence that surrounded an athletic field at the local community college where The Chambers Brothers and a then unknown band called Black Oak Arkansas were performing along with a number of local L.A. bands.

 ptooey wrote: 
We have adolescent skeletons in our closets - I drank Lone Star "beer."

So, I retraced my steps via www.setlist.fm - apparently my first concert was Whitesnake, with Great White opening.  November 18th, '87.
 
I hang my head in shame.

Bob Dylan and The Band - Before The Flood tour.
Philadelphia Spectrum-1974

The Cars - Shake It Up tour.....

Ozzy Osbourne - Diary of a madman

The Moody Blues.

The Washington Symphonie Orchestra when I was in grade school.  I wept through most of it.

The first and only concert I've ever been to was Mannheim Steamroller performing their Fresh Aire Suite in Portland Oregon, some time in the mid-nineteen-eighties. It was pretty cool.

David Bowie at JFK Stadiumin Philly. Squeeze opened up for him & The Thompson Twins were in the audience. Cool.

Black Sabbath with Ronnie James Dio fronting. I guess it was the late seventies. Some guy was tripping on acid up by the stage. I thought that was pretty interesting. I must have been around 13.

BB King, Pontiac, Michigan, August, 1968

 Proclivities wrote: 
I agree. We'll figure something out. I've been rather busy myself.

 newwavegurly wrote: 
Yes, quite overdue - I think lunch will be possible again post-Thanksgiving.  Busy days lately - but that's better than not-busy.