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Your favorite concert at G. Rollie White?

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Violent Femmes and Toad the Wet Sprocket at the sweat shop...
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In reply to dabo man • 5:44p, 8/7/25
Yeah I knew that. Didn't you get something from that show signed by REM for her birthday?
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Olivia Newton John.
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Tanya had a setlist from the show that she lost before I ever met her. I wrote to Mike Mills (her favorite member), and he sent her an autographed setlist from a then recent show in Nashville. This was around 2006 or so.
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Willie Nelson 1984-ish. I was in 4th grade. My first concert.
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OK, this will age me. Bob Hope for one and Charlie Daniels for the other.
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Alabama '84 i think.

Regret not seeing Willie Nelson
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Sonny & Cher 1974?
Elton John 1972
Mac Davis 1974?
Kris Kristoferson 1973?
Henry Mancini in 1973
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In reply to Dad-O-Lot • 7:50a, 8/8/25
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Dad-O-Lot said:
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Night Ranger with Cheap Trick opening Oct 1985

Toto with John Parr (1 hit wonder) sometime in '86 or '87

Huey Lewis & the News - Fall '86 (I think)

I was at the Night Ranger and Cheap Trick and at Huey Lewis & the News.

Of the two, I think I preferred Huey Lewis, but both were great.



Huey Lewis had Tower of Power backing them with horns. Incredible!
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Genesis
Rare Earth
The Outlaws
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The Pretenders with Iggy Pop opening. Great show by both acts!!!
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In reply to XMinus1 • 3:56p, 8/8/25
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XMinus1 said:
Genesis
Rare Earth
The Outlaws


When did Genesis play G Rollie White?
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Aggiewes said:
Night Ranger with Cheap Trick opening Oct 1985

Toto with John Parr (1 hit wonder) sometime in '86 or '87

Huey Lewis & the News - Fall '86 (I think)


I was at that Toto/Parr show. To be fair, John Parr was a two hit wonder - "Naughty Naughty" and "St. Elmo's Fire".
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Brenda Lee 1963
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In 1970 I was in high school and came up one weekend to see my brother who was a zip in the corps. I got to see Three Dog Night.

1974 I saw the Eagles. Also saw Roy Clark and Olivia Newton John around that time.

Does A&M still bring in top rated groups like that anymore?
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In reply to Ordinary Man • 7:02a, 8/9/25
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In 1970 I was in high school and came up one weekend to see my brother who was a zip in the corps. I got to see Three Dog Night.

1974 I saw the Eagles. Also saw Roy Clark and Olivia Newton John around that time.

Does A&M still bring in top rated groups like that anymore?


Nope
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In reply to Aggie87 • 10:09a, 8/9/25
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Good question.
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In reply to maroon barchetta • 10:20a, 8/9/25
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maroon barchetta said:
Ordinary Man said:
In 1970 I was in high school and came up one weekend to see my brother who was a zip in the corps. I got to see Three Dog Night.

1974 I saw the Eagles. Also saw Roy Clark and Olivia Newton John around that time.

Does A&M still bring in top rated groups like that anymore?


Nope


I had to run a check on the "Elton John in 72" claim, as that was during the Honky Chteau tour…a huge album, went to #1. Damn, couldn't wrap my head around the fact that Rocket Man was performed at G Rollie. But it was. At comparatively (to today) little 'ol Texas A&M.


But I don't see any evidence that The Eagles ever played there. The James Gang did though. That would have been amazing!
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In reply to Aggie87 • 10:21a, 8/9/25
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Aggie87 said:
Aggiewes said:
Night Ranger with Cheap Trick opening Oct 1985

Toto with John Parr (1 hit wonder) sometime in '86 or '87

Huey Lewis & the News - Fall '86 (I think)


I was at that Toto/Parr show. To be fair, John Parr was a two hit wonder - "Naughty Naughty" and "St. Elmo's Fire".


Thanks for the reminder of his 2nd hit! Do you remember the tambourine player walking on his hands at the end of Parr's set? He was about 5' tall and it looked like a sideshow. After Parr was done, Toto was spectacular!
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In reply to Aust Ag • 12:25p, 8/9/25
Aust Ag said:
maroon barchetta said:
Ordinary Man said:
In 1970 I was in high school and came up one weekend to see my brother who was a zip in the corps. I got to see Three Dog Night.

1974 I saw the Eagles. Also saw Roy Clark and Olivia Newton John around that time.

Does A&M still bring in top rated groups like that anymore?


Nope


I had to run a check on the "Elton John in 72" claim, as that was during the Honky Chteau tour…a huge album, went to #1. Damn, couldn't wrap my head around the fact that Rocket Man was performed at G Rollie. But it was. At comparatively (to today) little 'ol Texas A&M.


But I don't see any evidence that The Eagles ever played there. The James Gang did though. That would have been amazing!

He played Heart O Texas coliseum Waco as well. Still have stub. Said he'd never come back to Texas.

Don.t know if he did.

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In reply to Texker • 12:42p, 8/9/25
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Cheap Trick and Triumph in '83. 3rd row seats. Caught a Rick Nielsen guitar pick. I'd prove it, but gave it to the kid a few years back. I'll see if they can send a pic.


Here we go.


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I only went to a few concerts, but Steve Martin was definitely my favorite closely followed by Ronnie Millsap.
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I have a few of those as well. Rick threw them to me and my friend as we waited outside the backstage door of the Houston Music Hall in 1980. Great moment. We were just kids.
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1969 Johnny Rivers, Bonfire, The Game.
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In reply to Aggiewes • 11:05a, 8/10/25
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Aggiewes said:
Aggie87 said:
Aggiewes said:
Night Ranger with Cheap Trick opening Oct 1985

Toto with John Parr (1 hit wonder) sometime in '86 or '87

Huey Lewis & the News - Fall '86 (I think)


I was at that Toto/Parr show. To be fair, John Parr was a two hit wonder - "Naughty Naughty" and "St. Elmo's Fire".


Thanks for the reminder of his 2nd hit! Do you remember the tambourine player walking on his hands at the end of Parr's set? He was about 5' tall and it looked like a sideshow. After Parr was done, Toto was spectacular!


I have no memory of that guy, it was many concerts ago.

I do remember Toto putting on a good show though.
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Don Williams. He sang for over 2 hours without a break.
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I recall playing a number of intramural indoor soccer games on the second level of GRW while concerts were In progress. Too old to recall the performers.
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Eagles actually donated their performance fee back to TAMU for tax puposes.
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Bruce Springsteen was to play there, I think after Darkness on the Edge of Town came out. Early 80's? But his advance team measured and the stage was too small for all of his equipment.
Sux. But I did see him multiple times later.
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1979 rotating stage was nice
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Alabama played in 92 or so.
Diamond Rio opened w a good show
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Tanya worked events at the MSC throughout college (as well as working at the Appletree bakery). She worked the rem show, which is really cool, because that was her favorite band.

She also mentioned she was at the Indigo girls concert which I attended.

I think she said she yelled out something there...
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Hall & Oates back in the early 80's.
Also, the Commodores with Lionel Ritchie.
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