Not my favourite band by any means but for a great show I’d say Arcade fire at Wembley Arena was one of the best I’ve seen,remember cameos by Florence and the machine -Boy George .

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By *hisfuckingguyMan 2 weeks ago

Bradford

Rammstein and the Prodigy

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By *reePEACEsweet01Man 2 weeks ago

Mansfield

Depeche Mode

Embrace

All Them Witches

The Prodigy

Shed Seven

Polyphonic Spree

Rage Against the Machine

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By *tjamespkMan 2 weeks ago

Manchester

Prodigy was my first gig when they supported Oasis at Knebworth in 1996.

Someone mentioned Arcade Fire, which I agree with. Primal Scream amazing too.

More recent shows I've loved include CMAT, Wet Leg and Last Dinner Party.

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By *alLucyCouple 2 weeks ago

Dumfries

Maiden

Rammstein

Pink Floyd

AC/DC

Ghost

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By *reeneggsandsamMan 2 weeks ago

Perpignan and cap

The chemical brothers in the late nineties.

Prodigy obvs.

Mika made an impression.

Ting tings were good.

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By *entlemanFoxMan 2 weeks ago

North East / London

"Queen at Wembley was probably the most exhilarating concert I’ve been to,, they stole the show at live aid"

Yes, thread over

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By *xSirenaxxWoman 2 weeks ago

Gloucestershire

Not exactly a band but Ministry of Sound orchestra at Royal Albert Hall was epic.

Paul Heaton was also amazing

Ezra Collective are brilliant.

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By *laytime_13Woman 2 weeks ago

Lincs

To be fair OP, I'd say all of your suggestions are pretty solid

I would also throw Kiss into the mix - they're entertainers through and through and just look like they're having fun.

I can listen to music on a cd (or Spotify I suppose!) so I go to a gig for entertainment and an atmosphere as I can't get that from just listening at home.

And that's where those bands deliver I reckon.

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By *tudley Dudley the VoyeurMan 2 weeks ago

The Hill

The support acts at both Oasis and Robbie at Knebworth park were awesome. But for me it was:

1. Prodigy

2. Moby

3. Jackson

4. Fun Lovin Criminals

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By *ercury oneMan 2 weeks ago

Chippenham

The Clash. The power they had on stage was unbelievable, but that's my own opinion before people disagree.

But a stand performance has to be the 17 minutes Queen did at Live aid. How many bands would start with thier most famous song And then proceed to have the whole audience in thier hands?

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By *rad670Man 2 weeks ago

South Lakes

Just seen Gary Numan twice in a week at two very different venues, spot on.

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By *pongeFab-SwingPantsCouple 2 weeks ago

Upside down Pineapple under the sea

"Not exactly a band but Ministry of Sound orchestra at Royal Albert Hall was epic.

Paul Heaton was also amazing

Ezra Collective are brilliant. "

The Ministry of Sound orchestra doing Ibiza classics at Royal Albert Hall was amazing, would really like to see them again sometime.

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