Concerts You Wish You Could Have Seen

Last May, I was invited to see Motley Crue, but I bailed because my throat was killing me and I couldn't speak at all on the day of the concert (I figured I saw them a few years back, so I didn't think of it as a big deal). Cut to months later when I find out they're doing their farewell tour and realizing that the concert could have been my last opportunity to see them again

I really wanted to see The Gospel Tour with Panic! At The Disco but I has class and couldn't miss.

Also Queen. Like any tour, that would have just been amazing.

I wish I could have seen Creedence Clearwater Revival, Jimi Hendrix, and The Who at Woodstock '69. Oh man, that would have been awesome!

Bury the hatchet tour with Falling In Reverse and Escape The Fate

There's quite a few when I really think about it, but the first one that comes to mind is Queen. That's like a goal of mine if safe time-travel is ever a thing; I want to see Queen so bad. Also, Woodstock would be sweet, and possibly a Grateful Dead show, too.
In terms of more recent times, I really wanted to see Fall Out Boy on their most recent tours for Save Rock and Roll, but I've never been able to for various reasons. I also really wish I could have seen Fall Out Boy pre-hiatus, but that also never worked out.
I also wish I could have seen My Chemical Romance with their proper line up. The only show I saw was during a part of the touring for The Black Parade where Mikey was off the tour (I think he was getting married or something?) But that's never gonna happen now (not without time travel anyway.)

I could honestly come up with more, but I'll stop rambling for now.

The Bury The Hatchet tour, holy crap. It was right around my birthday, too, and the thing stopping me? Car troubles.
The Save Rock & Roll tour. The Nothing Rhymes With Circus tour. The American Idiot tour (or any Green Day tour, I'm so not picky).
Whatever the first tour was Sleeping With Sirens and Pierce the Veil did together was called that was literally about twenty minutes away.
The Feel Tour. Sleeping With Sirens and Issues in one place. C'mon, now.
Any My Chemical Romance tour: Revenge Headlining, Black Parade World Tour, World Contamination. . .something.
The Come Alive Tour with Set It Off and Our Last Night.

I know there are more. I'll probably be back, haha, whoops.

Soundwave Festival 2013 because just about all my favorite bands were there. My friend supposedly won 4 tickets on the radio and I was promised one but it turns out she lied about winning. Also I found out Neck Deep were here not too long ago. I wouldn't have been able to afford a ticket anyway but I'd of liked to see them.

Panic! At the Disco played a show 45 minutes away from where I live, but the only problem was that they played it the day I had to move back out to college. Fall Out Boy played in the same venue about a month before that, but it was a Monumentour date that didn't have Paramore (?!?!?!) so I didn't go. I kind of regret that now, though.

A Day to Remember is playing two shows back-to-back in the city I'm currently in, and even though it hasn't happened yet, I know I won't be able to go, so I'm already wishing I could've seen it. Same thing with the Say Anything/Saves the Day tour that is coming to this city, too.

I really wish I could have seen Motion City Soundtrack touring for their album Go, since it is probably my favorite album, but for some reason they never came close enough to my area with it. (I think the closest they came was Atlanta, Georgia, but I couldn't find a ride or it was a at a bad time, idk GA is quite the serious roadtrip for me even though I dig it.)
I really wish I could have seen the Vans Warped Tour back when it still had all my favorite punk and pop-punk bands on it; it really just isn't the same anymore, so I will probably never go to it now.
Revenge era MCR would also have been fucking sweet!

The Monumentour w/ Paramore and Fall Out Boy. I was planning to go, but a big family event ended up happening the same weekend.
Speaking of Paramore, I would've loved to go to the Brand New Eyes tour. Hearing that intro would've been amazing.

Hendrix at Woodstock most definitely. Also Stevie Ray Vaughn anywhere. BB King. I'm sure there are more that I can't think of now.

OH! I would have LOVED to go to any of the Hellviews that CKY put on.

SCANDAL's 360 Live at Osaka Jo Hall.

It would have been amazing to see that performance.

It hasn't happened yet but I won't get to go so.... I wish I could go to/could have gone to Silent Siren's first Budokan concert.

I found out the year before last in November, All Time Low was going to be near me twice and I wouldn't have known had my Mom not looked "just because she was curious," and obviously I didn't end up going to either concert.

I'd have loved to go to a Fleetwood Mac concert, too.

I wish I could've gone to the Los Campesinos! show a few years back in Barcelona when then end of "Sweet Dreams, Sweet Cheeks" dissolved into Gareth getting the audience to chant "Nayim from the halfway line." because I went to the London show on the same(ish) tour and felt slightly disappointed that nothing fun happened at ours.

I want to see Against Me! so bad! They were in Nashville with The Gaslight Anthem a few weeks ago, and I wasn't able to go.

I don't think The Gaslight Anthem has ever set foot anywhere near Jacksonville. I don't even know if they've ever been to Florida in general, and it hurts.

I think it was last year, but there's a festival up north called The Shindig and the lineup last year was absolutely perfect. The Gaslight Anthem, The Reverend Horton Heat, The Mighty Mighty Bosstones, The Hold Steady, and Jimmie's Chicken Shack were all in it - and I love all of those bands to bits.

Anathema at Le Bataclan in Paris earlier this month. The stage was fuckin' gorgeous! I imagine it would have been like the concert at KOKO they played which was beyond epic.

I also really wish I could have gone to Progressive Nation at Sea back in February. A Prog Cruise!

Early Manson shows in the 90's definitely

Anathema at Hala Orbita in Wroclaw tonight. They played older songs like Judgement! What I'd give to see that live! <3

I'd have killed to see The Sex Pistols in concert. Honest to God, I would sell my soul to see them live. They're by no means my favourite band, but they rank up there and I think they're probably one of my only favourite bands that I won't ever get to see live.

I'd also like to have seen Mellon Collie-era Smashing Pumpkins because that album was just a work of absolute genius.