Calgary Saddledome

Tom Petty - Calgary Saddledome 2014 Opener: Steve Winwood Aug 19, 2014 Tom Petty belongs to an exclusive club of aging songwriters (Bruce Springsteen being the most obvious example) who are still able to excite

Fleetwood Mac – Saddledome, Calgary – May 17, 2013 Fleetwood Mac's Rumours (1977) is one of those rare albums with no skips. Perfect then, perfect now, it’s a true classic—not just for those who were

Bon Jovi in Calgary — A Night Without Richie Sambora An hour ticked by before Bon Jovi finally hit the stage in Calgary. For a band known for punctuality, the delay raised eyebrows. Then

An evening with Bob Seger Calgary Saddledome, March 19, 2013 Bob Seger was among the legends who developed my taste for rock music. He brought his hits to Calgary Saddledome on March 19, 2013 and

KISS w. opener Buckcherry Calgary Saddledome Nov 12, 2009 The night kicked off with Buckcherry, who delivered a solid ten-song set. Their pop radio pleasing hit ‘Sorry’ set the tone to their closing ‘Crazy Bitch;—a

John Fogerty Live – A Rock Legend in Full Form What could be better than listening to CCR and John Fogerty albums? I’ll tell you: seeing Fogerty perform live. The legend absolutely lives up

Opening of the night for Sheryl Crow, Jim Cuddy, even without Blue Rodeo, is Blue Rodeo. His voice defines the band, and in many ways, it defines a piece of Canadian music itself. Like Great

John Mellencamp w. opener Tom Cochrane (CAN) Calgary Saddledome February 15, 2008   Opening act Tom Cochrane was eager to take the crowd down memory lane, and the Canadian veteran knew exactly how to fire

Roger Waters  - The Dark Side Of The Moon Tour 2007 June 23, 2007  I never got to see Pink Floyd in concert, so catching Roger Waters was the next best thing. Actually, I’m a

Eric Clapton at Scotia Saddledome Calgary, Canada Opener: Robert Cray March 27, 2007 Robert Cray - has been on my playlists for a while, with his bluesy, funky guitar playing and those cutting, soulful vocals.

Bryan Adams Anthology Tour 2006 Guest: Daniel Powter Jan 16, 2006 Bryan Adams absolutely blew the roof off the Scotiabank Saddledome with a marathon 3.5-hour concert. I’ve rarely seen the entire crowd on its feet,