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I'm an old rocker at heart though I do like my hip hop as well. I occasionally go to concerts- the last was Guns and Roses in London.

I have loved music my whole life and paly a bit of guitar and bass from time-to-time. Enjoy many, many bands/musicians and am mostly into Rock (Classic, Alternative, Punk, New Wave, etc.), but also a little bit of roots/country & lite jazz too on occasion.

My "Holy Trinity" are: The Beatles, The Rolling Stones and Oasis ...

Music for me is a screaming motorcycle engine bouncing off the rev limiter whilst I'm hanging on for my life.

That's my music 😉👍

Edit - I also play Bass and ukulele

I quite like going into a bend too fast, then pushing the bar as hard I can and silently swearing in my head.

Yup, as long as you make it out the other side 😉

Happy riding mate 👍🏻

Mostly into pretty niche and narrow metal and rock, but Ive seen Motörhead a few times when they were still going 🤘🏻

I go to a lot of shows. Almost entirely local bands in small venues, like 50-150 people vs. the massive arena shows like the OP. I see a variety of genres, punk, pop punk, rock, metal, acoustic.

Guns N Roses 💯 greatest rock band of all time 💪

Dance music (EDM) so looking at previous replies in know I'm gonna get canned, but I do like AC DC thunderstruck (so maybe there's some hope🤣)

Progressive, Alternative, Punk, & Classic Rock...

I grew up in the grunge and 90s hip hop Era, so I primarily listen to bands like Pearl Jam, Foo Fighters, Queens of the Stone Age, Soundgarden, Rage Against the Machine,Tool, Disturbed, Red Hot Chili Peppers, etc. Been to a load of concerts (one of my absolute favorite things to do). I dig a lot of modern bands too, like Royal Blood, The Joy Formidable, Cannons, Arctic Monkeys, etc

I also really enjoy jazz and blues. I played clarinet for 8 years as kid, and I really found my love for playing music when my high school band instructor introduced us to jazz.

Sad bastard music like Belle & Sebastian, the Shins, Dry the River. I'm also a big REM fan. And U2. And the Smiths.

Despite Axl's issues they were still great. And even he wasn't as bad as I feared on the night. Had Michael Monroe supporting, and he was good fun too.

Are we picking a trinity? OK, I think for me it's Rush, Aerosmith, Led Zeppelin.

Love Rock music, not into concerts that much but my wife & I from time to time go to see a few of them, next month we're going to see Apocalyptica. Rock on!!

I’m going to see Mr. Big in Cincinnati tonight. Paul Gilbert and Billy Sheehan. Gonna be a mega evening of shred.

Rush alone is enough trinity for me. 😃

See, I love music that tells a story. I like listening to Mark Knopfler for that reason. Not only does each song tell a story, but the guitar and background music create a story of their own.

The lyrics and the tune both matter equally to me. If the song tells a great story, but I can’t stand the tune, I’ll have a difficult time listening to it.

My reason for disliking country music in general is because a lot of mainstream country sounds formulaic. So does a lot of modern pop, I’m not saying country is alone in this instance. Most of the songs a lot of the more formulaic stuff seems empty though, the lyrics just don’t sit well with me. Also I don’t like the vocals tbh. The accent that comes through isn’t my thing. I don’t fit the country stereotype at all, so perhaps my dislike of country is more pettiness than anything else. lol.

With that being said, there’s a few smaller less mainstream country artists, such as a guy from Alberta names Corb Lund. I quite like his music.

There is some rap that I like, such as Till I collapse by Eminem. I’m not a fan of rap with mumbled lyrics at all. I haven’t explored the genre a lot, I’m sure there’s more that I’d like if I took a deeper dive. In general though country and rap are my least favourite.

Man, they were good. Such a shame they couldn't last longer.

Yes, that's a fair answer!

Mainstream country certainly can be pretty formulaic, and unadventurous. Sometimes, though, there is some creativity within the standard formula - eg the drinking or cheating song which takes an unexpected twist. There's also usually fantastic musicianship - especially venturing into things like Bluegrass. But it's true, there are a lot of songs along the lines of "I'm from round here, and that's how I like it".

I'll check out Corb Lund. I saw a Canadian artist, Tebey, at a festival last year. He was pretty cool (although quite pop-country).

The main problem nowadays: whatever your genre, there's so much choice, you don't know where to start or finish!

I listen to everything. Yes I know everyone says that but I genuinely mean it! Metal, punk, jazz, blues, HipHop, classical and everything in between. My youth was filled with Pop punk which evolved into a love for metal and blues when I started playing guitar which in turn lead me to appreciate all kinds of music.

Music is everything 😁 I play guitar, piano, drums, bass, ukulele and many other more obscure instruments

My top ten artists last year were:

Dance Gavin Dance

John Mayer

Beartooth

Eminem

The Consouls

Killswitch Engage

Michael Buble

Twenty One Pilots

Santana

In This Moment

I like all music but mostly listen to rock, my favourite band is skunk anansie but have recently started listening to a welsh rapper called Ren.

Yes, I'm not a country fan lately, but old Glen Campbell, etc. still strikes a chord.

Rock (prog, soft, alt, etc), Alternative, Hip Hop, RnB, Avant Garde / experimental, Electro, Punk, Metal, Blues, Soul, Trip Hop, Folk/country, Ambience, IDM, Soundtracks, VGM, Jazz, etc. Basically whatever I'm into at a certain time.

Weezer, Smashing Pumpkins, Wilco are more recent/better concerts attended this year.

Favorite bands is the Foo Fighters & rapper is Jay Z... Absolutely stunning live 🤟🏾

Will do, sorry I haven't replied earlier been too damn busy👍👍

Just had a listen to your not another dj set, awesome stuff, you've now got another follower👌(I'll keep on checking your other stuff, cheers)

Aww thanks, I really appreciate it. I'll have more up soon. Thanks for the follow.