What Was The First Concert T-shirt You Bought ? (1 Viewer)

[Yorick]

Just heard this on the radio, and an interseting question...

Mine was the group Samson in 1979. The lead singer was Bruce Dickinson

Yours ?

 

[Lenny HB]

Never bought one but did buy a T shirt a few years ago when we went to see Spamalot it said on it "I'm not dead yet".
You should have seen the looks I got in the waiting room but it gave the doctor a good laugh.

 

[Madcaravanner]

Errrrr Status Quo
but for the life of me can't remember which it was I know it was at Scarborough

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[Mikeco]

Haven’t bought one yet, still time I’m only 71

 

[Electraglide]

Weeley Festival 1970

 

[Stephen Franklin]

Monsters of Rock 1980 (the first one, Rainbow headlined)
And before the wags amongst you say anything, no it wasn't George Zippy and Bungle.

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[Euphony]

I wish I still had the T Shirt, not that it would fit me.
It was bought on the 30th of May 1977 at the Apollo Theatre in Glasgow, I was 16 years old, went with my best friend and the tickets were bought by my parents as a Christmas gift.
The band were..........Queen.

 

[Janine]

Roxy Music at the Odeon Birmingham circa 1977

 

[Silver-Fox]

2018 and ELO

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[two]

Still waiting to get one.
No point in rushing.

 

[TheTwoOfUs]

Maze tour 1994 - only one I've ever bought.

 

[Diggerdi]

The Ian Gillan Band at Manchester Apollo, 1980-ish.

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[Sheddy]

Weeley Festival 1970

I was at that, but didn't get the 'T' Shirt.
Cheers
Ed

 

[Yorick]

I was at that, but didn't get the 'T' Shirt.
Cheers
Ed

So that's 3 tight-arses so far

 

[Yorick]

Weeley Festival 1970

I'd never heard of that, till I Googled it. Wow, big bands

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[Barclaybasher]

The only tee shirt I have with anything printed on it says 'Trashed'................

Seems to fit

 

[Trikeman]

Zeppelin at Knebworth August 1979.
A haze in the memory and one of the first of many festivals (and t-shirts) acquired over the years since.

Regards,

Trikeman.

 

[Shaun929]

Monsters of rock 88

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[Sheddy]

I'd never heard of that, till I Googled it. Wow, big bands

Music more or less 24hrs to get through the line up, it was crazy.

 

[carthorse]

Be bop deluxe mid 70s at Leeds grand theatre.

 

[Anthea M]

Elton John 9 th March 1973!! Sheffield City Hall!
No tee shirt not sure if such merchandise was for sale then!
We thought him so sexy!! Little did we know in our 16 year old naivety!!

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[Electraglide]

I'd never heard of that, till I Googled it. Wow, big bands

Barclay James was the one that stood out for me, and my wife, then girlfriend still has the t shirt, never been worn.

 

[River gypsys]

Sensational Alex Harvey Band 1976 ish

 

[Candapack]

The Singing Kettle c. 2000.
Well, daughter loved them.

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[tjay]

Went to see the "WHO" at Glasgow Celtic football ground, Parkhead in 1976 , tick was £4 and coach tick was £2 !!
BTW back up band was "The Sensational Alex Harvey Band"
Brilliant day out gig finished with the Who sing "My Generation ! with huge searchlights behind them and laser lightening up the stands !! fantastic !!
BTW was a Who T shirt I bought with Keith Moon at the drums !

 

[Yorick]

Barclay James was the one that stood out for me, and my wife, then girlfriend still has the t shirt, never been worn.

Only a brave and stupid man would ask if it still fits

 

[Neilfg]

First T Shirt was Queen, 79ish, Liverpool Empire fantastic, closely followed by Genesis which was the best and last band t shirt I bought, just thought what a complete rip off.

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[Electraglide]

Only a brave and stupid man would ask if it still fits

True

 

[adt]

Iron Maiden - World piece tour. Edinburgh in 1983.

 

[ymfb]

I think the first gig I bought a tee shirt for was Madness at Peel Bay (IoM) festival 2007, support group The Stranglers, not sure why we didn’t see The Who, maybe sold out. The Tee lasted until very recently, not sure why I never bought one before or since.

We were camping on the Peel Town football pitch, next to a one legged bloke with his dog and his combination, an elderly couple who had driven from the Isles of Scilly in their Morris traveller and a bloke on his Norton, which needed much kicking. Great week

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