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#100120 by ColorsFade
Mon Feb 08, 2010 5:50 pm
The other thread made me think of this.

I would put U2 at #1 every time. Obviously you can't get them to do it every year. Springsteen was cool - but I think he is probably the only aging rocker who can still pull it off, and probably not for much longer.


Other thoughts I had:

Dave Matthews Band - They have a reputation for a great live act and I think they could medley several songs effectively. Most people seem to like them. Not sure they have enough of the "rock" vibe going, but I think it would still work.

Alter Bridge - Myles Kennedy has an awesome voice; it would be fun to hear him wail live. Plus, they have some songs that are really great lyrically (One By One, In Loving Memory, Rise Today, etc.) Very anthem-type stuff... Plus, Creed did the Super Bowl several years ago.

Chickenfoot - I think Sammy and Joe would be cool to see at a halftime show, and between those two you have a giant catalog of music you could whip out to rock the crowd. You could pull out an old Hagar tune, old Van Halen, or cover something... lots of possibilities.

Foo Fighters - biased maybe, but I think this might be the best halftime show ever.

Shinedown - Probably not enough people know who they are, but they would rock it.


Other thoughts?

#100123 by jsantos
Mon Feb 08, 2010 5:55 pm
TooL - lol with a 20 minute song

#100127 by 1collaborator
Mon Feb 08, 2010 6:15 pm
Buckcherry !

Its another day in Paradise !!!!

#100130 by jimmydanger
Mon Feb 08, 2010 6:28 pm
Meh, U2 is past their prime, DMB sucks, Chickenfoot sucks, Foo Fighters are so-so live, the other bands mentioned are too obscure for mainstream audiences. My vote? Pearl Jam.

#100133 by RGMixProject
Mon Feb 08, 2010 6:38 pm
AC/DC and open with Thunderstruck

#100134 by jw123
Mon Feb 08, 2010 6:39 pm
Thats a tough question cause I would like to see Satch, Vai, Van Halen and a few other superstar guitarist on there in some form of super group, but the Superbowl like Jimmy has alluded to is big business. As bad as I hate to say it for current music they need to look at the Peoples Choice Awards or even the Grammys for the most current acts.

But on the other hand the people with the money behind everything are people in the 40-70 yr old range and it needs to appeal to them.

My vote for next yr, a reformed Led Zep!

#100142 by Sir Jamsalot
Mon Feb 08, 2010 8:12 pm
I can't stand the post-90's Metallica, but I think their energy and popularity would fly for a greatly received show.

#100146 by RockNRollMusic
Mon Feb 08, 2010 8:47 pm
Chris4Blues - I can't stand the post-80s Metallica haha but I agree they would be a good choice! I'd have to disagree with everything else except AC/DC or a reformed Led Zeppelin!

#100148 by Slacker G
Mon Feb 08, 2010 8:50 pm
Justin Beiber Whomever the he!! he is :twisted:

#100187 by fisherman bob
Tue Feb 09, 2010 12:35 am
They need to put some of the Bandmix members' bands: Mugsy, Neanderpaul, Noisy King Fu, The Bluefin Tuna Band, etc.

#100202 by philbymon
Tue Feb 09, 2010 3:55 am
Steppenwolf, doing a duet with NSYNCH

The Beastie Boys with Taylor Swift

Dr John with Madonna

Alice Cooper & Michael W Smith

That oughtta bring about the apocalypse...

#100211 by CraigMaxim
Tue Feb 09, 2010 6:26 am


Want a blast from the past?

How about Chuck Berry?

One of the pioneers, if not the originator of Rock and Roll.

He did a world tour as recently as 2008, and was in his 80's when he did that (he was born in 1926) and he STILL performs once a week somewhere in his home state of Missouri.

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#100214 by jimmydanger
Tue Feb 09, 2010 6:55 am
CraigMaxim wrote:

Or these two bands from the past, which are STILL PERFORMING!

Styx and REO Speedwagon

They actually toured together in 2009



You can see either one of those bands at the local state fair.

How about Kid Rock and Lynyrd Skynyrd? That should make the trailer park and hill folk happy.

#100225 by fisherman bob
Tue Feb 09, 2010 8:20 am
Which band played at the first Super Bowl? Was it a marching band? How about they have the Needham (Massachusetts) High School Marching Band.

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