The Concert Goers

On this episode, The Concert Goers talk about Billy Joel's 2008 World Tour, his monthly residency at Madison Square Garden, and why Billy Joel has been able to tour since 1994 without releasing any new music.

On this episode, Jess talks about her love of Rod Stewart, how she became such a huge fan, and the story behind how she managed to get her hands on a signed soccer ball from Rod Stewart.

On this episode, The Concert Goers talk about Pearl Jam's 2011 tour PJ20, a tour that was meant to celebrate their 20th anniversary as a band. Now, 10 years on, G shares his memories from the first time he saw Pearl Jam live.

On this episode, The Concert Goers talk about The Killers' 'Battle Born' World Tour from 2012-2014 and look ahead to their 2022 'Imploding The Mirage' Tour. Plus, Jess and Gianni rank their favourite Killers' albums and their answers might just shock you.

On this episode, The Concert Goers revisit Phil Collins' 2018 tour stop in Montreal as a part of his 'Not Dead Yet - Live!' tour. 

The time has come. G is the biggest DMB fan around and he shares his memories from a very special night at the Saratoga Performing Arts Center (SPAC) in New York State. 

It had been 35 years since ELO's last tour when Jeff Lynne decided it was time to hit the road again for the 2018 North American tour. On this episode, the Concert Goers take a look at that tour + Jess shares her memories from one of the tour dates. 

Drizzy time! On this episode, the Concert Goers chat about Drake and Future's 'Summer Sixteen' tour. 

New season. New Sound. Same concert goers. On the first episode of season 2, The Concert Goers revisit the Rolling Stones' 50 and Counting Tour from 2012-13 in honour of drummer Charlie Watts. 

Rock and roll is back, baby! On this episode, Gianni walks us through his first-ever Foo Fighters concert at the Rogers Centre in Toronto during the Foo's Concrete and Gold Tour in 2017-18, as well as their recent post-pandemic concert at a sold-out Madison Square Garden, and we take a look at their Record Store Day exclusive Bee Gees cover album under the moniker the Dee Gees.