Owning Up To It

AC/DC, 1989, Maple Leaf Gardens Toronto. Loved the band/music. Dead boring show. Loud but no energy,, none. Lead singer (Hagar I think) steeps forward 5 feet, does lyric,,, steeps back 5 feet. Angus steep forward 5 feet. Wail on guitar. Stepp back 5 feet. Lead singer steep forward 5 feet,, does lyric.. steeps back.......

On and on like this the entire concert. Say "thank you very much (insert city here),, good night". Done. Gone. (but not forgotten).

Man I wanted to love that show. But crap.

@sls141 - Yep, that's the one...(horrible just horrible) 

Wish I had a dollar for every Dylan concert story I heard like that.

Moondance Jam. Walker Minnesota, 2018. My vote goes to the young lady that forgot to lock the door behind her when she entered the Port-a-Potty. It’s always nice to meet new people at music festivals.

I know this doesn’t quite hit the target for the OP’s theme, but thought it was worth mentioning.

I've been to literally, thousands of concerts over my life, including some of the bands mentioned on this thread, can't recall a single incident of a really bad concert. Some didn't live up to my expectations, but not what I'd call bad.

Since we're picking on Bob, did see him at some outdoor venue many years ago, real Dylan fanboys out there, thought the concert mediocre at best, seemed like disinterested and distant person/performer to me. Thing I most recall most is how the fanboys just loved this mediocre concert, certainly cult of personality thing going on there.