Who would you most liked to have seen but never did?

paddyanne the Red Hot Chilli Pipers played at my cousin's wedding in Edinburgh. I had never heard of RHC Peppers so didn't get the joke. Cousin had theme of chilli peppers for wedding cake. Band was totally brilliant. Sorry I have gone astray. Would love to have seen Springsteen or Carol King, live. Her Tapestry concert in Hyde Park was amazing.

wow ! that must have been something too. lucky you.

I saw Charles Laughton as Bottom in Stratford in the early 60s. Still remember it to this day.

i would have liked to have seen Ralph Richardson's Bottom; everyone who did spoke most highly of it.

What about the Chilli PIPERS gagajo we saw them with a Croatian friend who thought he was going to see the Peppers,in a Park in the rain in the west of Scotland.It was a fab gig and our friend said he was delighted it was the Pipers as he'd never heard of them .Really good fun and very talented players

But the band I saw and LOVED were the Foo Fighters. They were amazing. I went to see the Chili Peppers and they were a disappointing let down.

The Stones. By a very long way. I almost got to see them in the 80s, but as always, I was frugal and refused the huge ticket price.

I'd like to see Patrick Stewart and Helen Mirren doing Shakespeare.

One Direction
When they were formed on the XFactor I rolled my eyes and said they would be a one hit wonder, awhile later they released What Makes You Beautiful and it was in the top 40 (something I listen to habitually), and I realised that they had great voices.
There was 2 babies born in the family in the September and December of 2011 (when it was released), and it was on constantly, I associate that song with those babies (who are now 8 and 9?) and I have listened to them ever since, and I do love them (I probably will be ridiculed for this but so be it). X

Queen live at Wembley in 1988. I have it on dvd and have watched it so many times, I've always wished for a time machine so I could go back and be there!!!

I’d like to have seen U2 in their earlier days, but have seen: Queen, Frank Zappa, Gary Numan, The Tubes, Texas, AC/DC, Euryhmics twice, went to Freddy Mercury tribute, Netaid, Monsters of Rock twice and IoW festival twice when it restarted. I wasn’t allowed to go to the original as I was too young ?

I wish I had of visited my father's parents, my grandma and grandad after my parents split up when I was 12. as a child it was difficult. as an adult I think of my lovely little grandma who always produced a tin of fairy cakes on our visits.

Queen and. Bruce Springsteen

I saw Dylan in Dublin and was so disappointed. He played mostly rock and we didn't recognise one song. He wore a baseball cap and we couldn't even see his face. Waste of money and time and effort to get there.

I was lucky enough to see Leonard Cohen at Manchester, every bit as good as I expected. Not so Bob Dylan, he came on went form one song to the next with no break. Didn't introduce the band then went off. Waste of money. I would like to have seen The Corrs.

It is Paddyanne

I thought it was about musicians/singers.following on from the worst concert thread

Someone commented that we are all choosing singers etc.

If I was to choose someone else it would definitely be Jesus.

I would have loved to see my birth father once more. My parents divorced when i was 11 and i never saw him again. I do wonder if this has something to do with my low self esteem especially where males are concerned. I had a step father a few years later, he was nice but we were never really close, so i never knew what it was like to have a dad who cuddled me or made me feel special.

Yes Dinahmo they were all screaming and fainting. There were two shows and we had tickets for the first one. When we left ticket touts were selling tickets for the second show and we either bought two very cheaply or they let us have them. Either way we went back in! Only 16 I think possibly 17. What fun we had.

Everyone has gone for bands/singers. I don’t know individual names but I would love to have seen the famous riders of The Spanish Riding School in VIenna and the stunning Lipitzanners. Best singer I saw was Paul Simon in his last concert In Glasgow. I would love to have seen Simon and Garfunkel perform together.

Saw most of the top groups of the 60's but, for me, it would have to be Shirley Bassey. Loved her since I was 10 years old.

Try to see the Rabeats . next best thing to the Beatles !

Desmond Dekker. He wasn’t due to come on stage until 10.30 & I had to be home by 11.00, so I couldn’t stay. Still haven’t forgiven my parents!

Definitely the Beatles - just couldn’t afford a ticket.

Arthur Ashe. Desert Orchid. Red Rum.