Seeing Them Live is a podcast featuring memorable concert stories from live music fans. Everyone has a concert story and hopefully one day we'll hear yours.
Seeing Them Live
Claim This Podcastby Charles Zona
5.0(14 reviews)
61 episodes
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Podcast Overview
Seeing Them Live is a podcast featuring memorable concert stories from live music fans. Everyone has a concert story and hopefully one day we'll hear yours.
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Publishing Since
1/15/2023
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Recent Episodes
July 26, 2026
S04.E12 - The 24/7 Live Music Challenge
Charles welcomes longtime friend Andy to recap their self-made “24/7 Live Music Challenge,” inspired by New York’s “Concert Joe” Sarkis, aiming to see 24 bands at 24 venues in seven days (June 8–14) around Chicago. They discuss the logistics of averaging 3.5 shows per night, the difficulty of squeezing in three or four stops, buying tickets day-of, and using ChatGPT to build efficient nightly itineraries while navigating trains, parking meters, and tornado-related power outages. The week spans jazz, folk, punk, jam bands, comedy/storytelling, bluegrass, and blues, with highlights including The Green Mill, Jazz Showcase youth jam, Buddy Guy’s Legends (including spotting Buddy Guy), Garcia’s, and Blue Chicago. They finish all 24 shows for $313 in cover charges, reflect on fatigue and value, and share favorite moments and lessons learned.
June 28, 2026
S04.E11 – In the Groove: Exploring Alan’s Concerts and 5,000 Album Archive
Charles welcomes YouTuber and lifelong music collector Alan Rosenberg (The Alan Rosenberg Show), who has spent over five decades assembling a collection of 5,000–6,000 albums plus ticket stubs, memorabilia, and a detailed database tracking purchases, songs, and chart data dating back to 1973. Rosenberg traces his obsession to early exposure through his older sister and recalls his first concert: The Rolling Stones at Madison Square Garden in 1975 with the “Lotus Stage” and Ron Wood’s early touring role. He highlights standout shows including the Stones’ Steel Wheels run at Shea Stadium, a 1999 No Security Tour date in Las Vegas, the Simon & Garfunkel Central Park reunion, and U2 at the Sphere, praising its unprecedented sound. He also criticizes modern concert costs and poor audio at stadiums and venues, discusses preferring smaller theaters now, and explains his YouTube approach: no scripts or edits, physical media only, and reviewing new albums only after at least five listens.
June 10, 2026
S04.E10 - Love Jones: Making Old School Sounds Cool Again
Charles welcomes Ben Daughtry and Jonathan Palmer of Love Jones to discuss the band’s return with a new six-song album, The Greatest Show on Earth (released February 2026), and their decades of blending lounge, soul, pop, and storytelling. They swap formative concert stories—both cite Van Halen at age 14—plus memories of Ted Nugent, Metallica’s Black Album tour, GWAR, Nine-Inch Nails, The Rolling Stones at a small NYC show, and more, emphasizing the power of live performance. The conversation traces Love Jones’ formation in Louisville (1990), move to LA (1992), and weekly Largo residency where Debra Winger and David Bowie sat in the audience and Tool's crew became regulars. They also cover their unexpected appearance on The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon celebrating the 25th anniversary of their debut album Here's to the Losers. They describe writing new, longer compositions during COVID-era jam sessions with key collaborators and talk about their touring ambitions and their partnership with Whiskey Thief Distillery.
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