Bands you now regret not seeing......

[baggpuss]

Joy Division
White Stripes

[Fulham Fallout]

As my gut was in the way for 10 years, I’ll go with my waistband

[garyowensneck]

As my gut was in the way for 10 years, I’ll go with my waistband

If it was regret not having you could've said "gastric" 

[ChamonixBaggie]

Rage when they came round in 2011, couldn't get tickets. Though they're planning a US tour at the minute which I'm hoping might make it over to Europe.

[Spandaubaggie]

Not band, but solo artist and a bit too mainstream for some of you on here, but George Michael. Did some crud on his way, but was a phenomenally talented artist.

[Duffers]

Rage when they came round in 2011, couldn't get tickets. Though they're planning a US tour at the minute which I'm hoping might make it over to Europe.

They were meant to be playing Reading/Leeds this year but it’s been canned due to Coronavirus.

I’ve been incredibly lucky that in 25 years or so of gigs and festivals I’ve seen everyone I want to see. Fleetwood Mac were the last band on the bucket list and I crossed them off last year. Seen every major band of my generation and all of the legacy acts I’ve wanted to as well.

The two acts I always wished I could have seen are Nirvana and The Clash.

[Ministry Of Silly Signings]

Grateful Dead. Could have gone in 1990, but had just started a new job, it would have meant throwing a sickie.

[Fulham Fallout]

Not band, but solo artist and a bit too mainstream for some of you on here, but George Michael. Did some crud on his way, but was a phenomenally talented artist.

My ex wife’s partner bought her tickets to see George Michael as a Christmas present. A few hours later the news broke....

[Tom Joad]

Bob Marley and The Wailers. I was skint and missed out as a carload of mates went and had the time of their lives. Also, Dylan at Blackbushe, same story. Bloody Hell, missing those events for the sake of about a tenner! Still fumin'.

[Glos_baggie]

The Smiths

The Jam

Housemartins