Awesome show last night at the First Midwest Bank Ampitheatre in Tinley Park, IL. Great crowd, not sure what they will announce the attendance as, but the
place was packed. The pavilion was totally full and there was a huge crowd on the lawn. I would guess 15K or more. The weather was perfect, the lines moved
fast, and all 3 bands rocked. Fun night for sure.
Sebastian Bach came out and played a very well recieved, high energy set. His band was good and his vocals were spot on. His set was a mix of stuff off his album Angel Down, and the rest were Skid Row songs. He put on a real solid 45-50 min show and the crowd was into it. His setlist was as follows:
Back In the Saddle
Slave to the Grind
Stuck Inside
18 and Life
American Metalhead
Stabbin Daggers
Monkey Business
You Dont Understand
Big Guns
Youth Gone Wild
After about 20 mins or so, "Without Warning" blasts over the PA, and Dokken hits the stage. The crowd was into it from the start, and was really rockin by the end of their set. Don sounded really good, the band was tight, and they seemed to be having alot of fun on stage. They only played a short 45 min set, but they made the most of it. Setlist was:
Intro (Without Warning)
Tooth and Nail
Into the Fire
Standing On the Outside
Kiss of Death
Just Got Lucky
Alone Again
Breaking the Chains
In My Dreams
Poison was the finale and they came out and played their usual set (havent really changed their setlist up much in years), but the crowd went nuts and everyone had a good time. Say what you will about these guys, but Poison really does put on a good live show...and the sheer amount of eye candy that goes to Poison shows never ceases to amaze me. My goodness. I cant speak for other cities but here in Chicago the hot young women show up en masse. Poison's setlist:
Look What the Cat Dragged In
I Want Action
Ride the Wind
I Won't Forget You
What I Like About You
- CC DeVille's Guitar Solo -
Something to Believe In
Your Mama Dont Dance
- Rikki Rockett's Drum Solo -
Unskinny Bop
Every Rose Has It's Thorn
Fallen Angel
Talk Dirty To Me
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Nothin But A Good Time
Sebastian Bach came out and played a very well recieved, high energy set. His band was good and his vocals were spot on. His set was a mix of stuff off his album Angel Down, and the rest were Skid Row songs. He put on a real solid 45-50 min show and the crowd was into it. His setlist was as follows:
Back In the Saddle
Slave to the Grind
Stuck Inside
18 and Life
American Metalhead
Stabbin Daggers
Monkey Business
You Dont Understand
Big Guns
Youth Gone Wild
After about 20 mins or so, "Without Warning" blasts over the PA, and Dokken hits the stage. The crowd was into it from the start, and was really rockin by the end of their set. Don sounded really good, the band was tight, and they seemed to be having alot of fun on stage. They only played a short 45 min set, but they made the most of it. Setlist was:
Intro (Without Warning)
Tooth and Nail
Into the Fire
Standing On the Outside
Kiss of Death
Just Got Lucky
Alone Again
Breaking the Chains
In My Dreams
Poison was the finale and they came out and played their usual set (havent really changed their setlist up much in years), but the crowd went nuts and everyone had a good time. Say what you will about these guys, but Poison really does put on a good live show...and the sheer amount of eye candy that goes to Poison shows never ceases to amaze me. My goodness. I cant speak for other cities but here in Chicago the hot young women show up en masse. Poison's setlist:
Look What the Cat Dragged In
I Want Action
Ride the Wind
I Won't Forget You
What I Like About You
- CC DeVille's Guitar Solo -
Something to Believe In
Your Mama Dont Dance
- Rikki Rockett's Drum Solo -
Unskinny Bop
Every Rose Has It's Thorn
Fallen Angel
Talk Dirty To Me
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Nothin But A Good Time
