Aerosmith in 1978.

The Five Americans

Chicago symphony orchestra.
Oh. Lest I appear "elitist" a rock concert large venue? would be, Stones at the Amphetheatre . A sports venue. Didn't matter. They rocked it anyway. They were very young then

Very first was when I was about 4 or 5 years old. My mom and her BFF took me to a Beach Boys concert at Blossom Music Center. It was outdoors, pouring down rain to the point of mudslides happening on the hill. Drunk people everywhere having a blast in the mud!

Whoops. Should have said "...they're the only ones to do it!"

What? Not one first Grateful Dead attendee? Bill Graham said, "They're not the best at what they do, they're the best!" Unforgettable!

Not really a concert, more of a show but The Nitty Gritty Dirt Band or Sunny and Share at the Whiskey a Go Go in Hollywood mid to late '60s. My memory is a bit foggy from that period.

I think it was Price back in the mid 1980's.

Alice Cooper, Dead Babies concert.

Don't judge but LeAnn Rimes lol

ah so many here got to go to so many great concerts i can't remeber my 1st but would have loved to see abba leonard cohen david bowie the beatles (obviously who wouldnt) not the stones tho never got into them at all to name but a few

The Beatles, Komiskey Park, Chicago, 1965. Top that!...Okay, never mind. I just read where someone else saw the Beatles in '65.

Bonnie Raitt and The Beach Boys at NCSU in Raleigh, NC.. l'm thinking late 70s, but not sure.

Jonny Cash when I was seven--- Dr. Hook and the Medicine Show when I was 13 ish. Loved Both. I was a big Dr. Hook fan.

Beatles 1965, saw Paul in 2008, 2012, and got tickets for Sept. 30 in Edmonton.

George Harrison and Ravi Shankar - Dark Horse Tour (with Billy Preston, Tom Scott, Willie Weeks, Andy Newmark and Robben Ford)

forget the very first, but in quick 1970's succession, Led Zepplin and Jethro Tull...

The Doobie Brothers in 1970, I was seven years old… My uncle snuck me and my sister out of my mothers opera in a smaller hall in the Lincoln Center complex, maybe it was Avery Fisher Hall?… I’m not sure anymore, because I was seven ...and in to see the Doobie Brothers at the bigger hall at Lincoln Center, my mom was pissed... my uncle was a cop so he just walked us in with his badge. My first whiff of weed and I remember the sea of blue jeans... I became a rock fan that day. At the champagne reception after my mothers event I went through a door that locked behind me and found my self on the stage floor with the Doobie Brothers packing the gear... now better understanding how things work I realize they were the roadies

Disturbed Music as a Weapon 2 Springfield, Ma

Jerry Lee Lewis, around 1971 or so. I saw Dylan and The Band in 74, that was fun. Many more since

Korn and rob zombie

Janice Joplin at the old Filmore East on Second Avenue. It blew my mind - couldn't believe she was white 'cause I had only heard her on the radio. I always liked her line: the best for a girl to show she digs a guy she just met is to take him home and screw him.

Frank Zappa and the Mothers of Invention on the Mudshark tour, 1970 I think, at the historic Watres Armory in Scranton, PA. If Joe Biden was there, I didn't see him.

1979, Spartan Stadium, San Jose, CA. Blue Oyster Cult, Cheap Trick, Pat Travers, and some no-name band called Shakin Street. BOC headlined.

YES Richfield Coliseum August 21st 1977