Here are pictures from the concert!

What an adventure this was! Before we left on Wednesday morning Donald and Joseph changed the oil in Joseph's explorer...Donald went to get the towel to wipe his hands and when he did the old oil filter came down and hit him above his left eye and split it open. So we rushed to get ready and packed and went to St. Vincents. They decided to use dermabond on his laceration, which now looking back I wish I had pushed for the stitches. So we arrived just in time to check in at the condo, get a quick bite to eat at Doc's and head to the wharf. Once we picked up our tickets at the will call window (Thanks again Jill and Melissa!!) I went ahead and purchased a Heart t-shirt for Donald and a Journey one for me. We knew we were on the floor but had NO idea we were on the 5Th row!!

The first pictures are from the Hang-out were we had dinner on Thursday night, if you have not been it is a really cool place.




Cheap Trick. I really did not know any of their songs other than "I want you to want me". They put on a good show. I actually have a guitar pick from the guy in the black.


Heart came out next. Ann Wilson's voice is still as great as it was in the 80's! She is just remarkable. Nancy can still play and she was kicking that leg up like she did years ago. They were awesome!


Now this was my all time favorite group in the 80's, Steve Perry the original lead singers voice was unbelievable! For the guys to find his replacement on "you-tube" was just crazy! He is a 21 year old young man from the Philapeans that had a cover band and he sang all of Journey's songs. On their new stuff on Revelations you can tell that his voice is somewhat different that Steve Perry's, but if you listen to the old stuff he is very close. If you close your eyes there are a couple of songs you can't tell the difference. The pictures of Cheap Trick are better because is was still day light, but as the sun starting sitting my pictures are not as sharp. I only took in my small 35mm point and shoot, I was afraid to take in my big camera.