I heard about this a few days ago and looking forward to seeing this. This will give the boys well deserved national exposure.

I saw more shows in 2018 then I think in any other year. Or close to it. 3 Dead and Company Shows in Hartford and two in NYC at CitiField Panorama Music Festival in NYC Greta Van Fleet in Sayreville NJ Elton John in NYC at MSG Gary Clark Jr at Cap in Portchester NY Greta Van Fleet in NYC at Terminal 5 I hope I didn't leave anything out

Awesome photos!

I'm not a big fan of The Grammys but this is quite cool and glad the band is getting some acknowledgement for their music. This is just for the two EP compilation of "From The Fires" and not for their debut album "Anthem of the Peaceful Army." Not eligible yet as I think the period runs through September and album was released in October. Perhaps, next year! It took more than 30 years after Led Zeppelin disbanded for them to win their first one for "Celebration Day" (excluding the lifetime award) and why these awards are such a joke! But, will take it for GVF. They are great live and see them if you like them as now may be one of the last times they will be playing the smaller venues. https://www.forbes.com/sites/matthewleimkuehler/2018/12/07/greta-van-fleet-twenty-one-pilots-fall-out-boy-grammy-award-2019-rock-nominations/?fbclid=IwAR26za0My5ChGYx9YufcBbsipZBYMU_197LSo6MWXyIGOoO13A8ZnJugC6I#7aa1e09f2e5a

I agree as don't listen to them if you don't like them. I've seen them twice now and they are very good live. Two night ago at Terminal 5 in NYC. Will certainly be seeing them again.

Greta Van Fleet at Terminal 5 in NYC, two days ago. Played three shows there. All sell outs. That's 9,000 seats. Great show and the boys can play. Crowd was really into them. Perhaps, the last time they play a smaller venue in the NYC area for some time. Next up in this area is Forest Hills Stadium in May.

I have a friend who saw him recently and really enjoyed the show

I got GVF tickets for May 25th in Queens NY at Forest Hills Stadium. The former site of U.S. Open. I have GA seats. Also this Friday I will be seeing Elton John on his Farewell Yellow Brick Road tour. Surprisingly, I have never seen him before. Looking quite forward to the show as there are five of us going. I lucked out with the tix when they went on sale as I kept trying and try and nothing came up. I had given up and gave it a another try and scored some very good seats on the side in section 115 at MSG. I think someone gave them up and I just lucked out getting them. This happened a good 30 minutes or so after they went on sale!

I agree and coming from a core Mets fan. I'm one of the few Mets fans that don't hate the Yankees. It's just some of their fans I don't like with the stupid arrogance. You're not one of them in any way as a great baseball fan! Although, I don't like the Wilpon's and don't do things right for the team. Hopefully, a new GM will help. But will depend what he's allowed to do. May be an obstacle in getting a great GM. I'm sad as no more D-Wright. Great send off they gave him on Friday. Very classy by the Mets and himself. Will be there when his number is retired and should be next summer. Too bad with the back problems as he was injury free until nearly 30. Has same condition that Mattingly had. So sad!

Some may say it's not about the money, but when it isn't it's all about the money!

Elton John at MSG for his Farewell Yellow Brick Road tour on Friday, October 19th. It will be my first time seeing him. Just never saw him for no apparent reason.

I missed out on this as it was set. I hope to get in on this for 2019!

Don't want to think about this but will be 104 years young!

That's a classic and I have the expanded dvd version which is amazing. One of the greatest vocal performances ever by anyone with his "If I Can Dream." Just incredible. I love his live performances and have a lot of the dvds and cds. Even the one from his last show is amazing even with the condition he was in. Watching him play piano and sing "Unchained Melody" is another highlight and one of his best. Check into "That's The Way It Is" from performances in 1970. I think a lot of this was from the International Hotel in Vegas where he did many residencies. Probably the first performer to do these. I'm a huge fan of his and have been to Graceland twice with a bunch of friends. We stayed at the former Heartbreak Hotel across the street from Graceland. We stayed in the Graceland Suite and a miniature version of Graceland. There was even a mini Jungle Room with a waterfall. Suite was 1,100 square feet and had 7 TVs. It was awesome and quite the party palace for us in between trips to Beale Street, Stax, Sun Studios and amazing bbq joints. You're other comments above this post are spot on about The King and agree 100%!

I remember reading about the BBC sessions and Plant was suffering from the flu during the Paris Theatre show. It was pushed back a week as he was too ill to perform on the original date. But I agree with you that he was still suffering from it a bit.