Audience New Rush
Madison Square Garden
Schoeps MK41s > Nbob Actives > RiotBox > Deity PR2 (24/48) recorded from Sec. 107 Row 7 by spitback. Transferred via SD Card > 24/48 WAV > Audacity > FLAC. Full two-set performance with encore at Madison Square Garden.
25 songs
Audience New Rush
United Center
Rush's four-night residency at the United Center in Chicago took place on July 16, 18, 20, and 22, 2026, serving as a highly acclaimed cornerstone of their historic "Fifty Something" comeback tour. This residency marked the progressive rock icons' first Chicago performances in 11 years. The band treated fans to exhaustive, three-hour "Evening With" performances featuring a rotating catalog of roughly 35 songs. Night 1 (July 16): Setlist A — deep-cut variants like "Far Cry", "Caravan", and "Natural Science", capped by a double encore of "By-Tor & The Snow Dog" and "Working Man". Night 2 (July 18): Setlist B — highlighted "The Analog Kid", "Leave That Thing Alone", "Headlong Flight", and "Witch Hunt". Night 3 (July 20): Setlist C — a distinct combination of hits and deep catalog material (no recording captured). Night 4 (July 22): Setlist D — featuring "The Camera Eye", "The Anarchist", "New World Man", and "The Garden". Sources: Night 1 — Schoeps MK41s > nBob > RiotBox > Sony PCM-A10 (24/96) by DK-WI; Night 2 — AT943 > SP-SPSB-10 > Sony A10 (24/48) by Tapehead2; Night 4 — DPA 4061 > DPA d:vice > iPhone by opsopcopolis. Tap each night to explore its full setlist.
3 of 4 nights · 4 recordings
Audience New Rush
Dickies Arena
Final night of a four-night Texas run on the Fifty Something Tour — delivered despite travel delays from Mexico and Geddy Lee recovering from a brief bout of laryngitis. Two-taper recording: Set 1 from lower loge section 114 (David Meyer, Tascam DR-05 on-board mics), Set 2 from the floor directly in front of the soundboard, section 5 (David Sell / Falconidave, Schoeps MK41s > Nbob Actives > RiotBox > Sony PCM-A10, 24/96). Set 2 is rated excellent++. Set 2 features the complete 2112 suite, a Neil Peart tribute intro before "Time Stand Still," and the full Moving Pictures run. Lineup: Geddy Lee (vocals, bass, keyboards), Alex Lifeson (guitars, vocals), Anika Nilles (drums), Loren Gold (keyboards, vocals).
23 songs
Audience New Tori Amos
Walt Disney Theater (Dr. Phillips Center for the Performing Arts)
In Times of Dragons US summer tour — second Florida date. Recorded from Orchestra Row BB center by taper U.N. Owen via SP-CMC-8-4SS Cardioids > SP-SPSB-10-13004 > Tascam DR-07 (24/48). Features a rare live performance of the Tom Jones cover "Real Men," plus improvised segments including the "over the hillside" improv and "to LA you went" improv. Lineup: Tori on Bösendorfer grand, Jon Evans (bass), The Angel Witches (backing vocals). Closes with a "Big Wheel" that includes a false start and restart.
19 songs
Audience New Def Leppard
Accor Arena
Def Leppard's first solo concert in Paris since 1996. Extreme opened with a 13-song set. Nuno Bettencourt joined Leppard onstage during "Slang" for an extended run including mashup snippets of James Brown's "Get Up Offa That Thing" and David Bowie's "Fame". Set featured covers of Depeche Mode's "Personal Jesus" and David Essex's "Rock On".
21 songs
Audience New Tori Amos
Raymond F. Kravis Center for the Performing Arts (Dreyfoos Hall)
Opening night of the U.S. leg of Tori's In Times of Dragons summer tour. Recorded from Orchestra Pit Left, Row CC by taper U.N. Owen via SP-CMC-8-4SS Cardioids > SP-SPSB-10-13004 > Tascam DR-07 (24/48). Modified lineup for the Florida dates: Tori on Bösendorfer grand, Jon Evans (bass), and The Angels (backing vocals). Includes "four hands" improv, a "he was done" improv segment, and closes with a cover of The Civil Wars' "Poison & Wine."
21 songs
Audience New Sammy Hagar
O2 Apollo
Second stop of the UK leg of the Best of All Worlds Tour, rescheduled from the AO Arena to a more intimate Apollo. Full lineup of Hagar, Joe Satriani, Michael Anthony, Kenny Aronoff, and Nathan Mercado. Kelly Hansen guested on "I Can't Drive 55."
21 songs
FM New The Cure
Rock Werchter Festival
Headline festival set broadcast live by Studio Brussel (StuBru) and VRT MAX/Canvas. The official stream suffered digital glitches; fan-archived versions blend the FM feed with audience recordings for a clean listen. Full 29-song set spanning the entire catalog.
36 songs
Audience New Sammy Hagar
Xfinity Center
Best of All Worlds Tour stop at Xfinity Center, recorded by Farve4. Rick Springfield opened and joined Hagar onstage for "I've Done Everything for You." Hagar poured tequila shots into the front rows during "Mas Tequila."
19 songs
Audience New Sammy Hagar
Blossom Music Center
Sammy Hagar brought The Best of All Worlds Tour to Blossom Music Center, backed by Michael Anthony, Joe Satriani, Kenny Aronoff, and Nathan Mercado, with Rick Springfield opening. During "Good Enough," Rick Springfield came out with a birthday cake for Michael Anthony and the crowd sang "Happy Birthday" before the band launched back into the song.
19 songs
Audience New No Doubt
The Sphere
A week-six audience recording from No Doubt's Sphere residency, capturing the full band-history video interludes, Gwen Stefani crowd interactions, and a career-spanning setlist across the venue's immersive visual production.
28 songs
Audience New Rush
Kia Forum
A complete four-night residency at the Kia Forum (June 7, 9, 11 & 13, 2026), opening the reunion tour. Audience recordings of all four shows are archived together, available in multiple formats.
0 songs
AUD-Schoeps New Triumph
The Pavilion at Toyota Music Factory
A pristine audience recording (Schoeps MK41s) from the Rock & Roll Machine Reloaded tour, reuniting Rik Emmett and Gil Moore with Phil X, Brent Fitz, and Todd Kerns for a long-awaited reunion run.
16 songs
Audience New Tori Amos
O2 Apollo
A pristine audience recording from the O2 Apollo, backed by Jon Evans on bass/lap steel and Earl Harvin on drums, with the "Angel Witches" trio on vocals. The crowd spontaneously rose and moved toward the stage at the start of "Code Red," prompting Tori to reassure security it was fine.
17 songs
