Seeing Them Live is a podcast featuring unforgettable concert stories from passionate live music fans. Our mission is to chronicle the live music experience through engaging interviews, captivating photos, and media references spanning several decades of remarkable live music events.

Live music serves as a cultural mirror, reflecting the social, political, and economic conditions of its time. From iconic gatherings like Woodstock to the transformative Live Aid concerts, these performances have shaped our world and left a lasting impact on music enthusiasts. Our guests recount vivid recollections of their first, worst, and best concert experiences. Through their personal narratives, our objective is to provide our listeners with an immersive experience that captures the vibrant energy and exhilaration of attending live performances. Live music provides something in short supply today – authenticity. In a live setting, there are no retakes, vocal enhancers, or edits—what unfolds live, truly happens.

Even if you missed the chance to witness Woodstock or find it challenging to afford a Taylor Swift concert, our podcast offers you the opportunity to hear firsthand accounts from those who experienced those and similar shows. While our primary focus lies in the pop/rock genre from 1960 to the present, we warmly welcome captivating stories from concert-goers of any musical genre. If you believe you have a remarkable live music story to share, we invite you to complete our questionnaire on this website for a chance to be featured as a guest on our podcast.

Everyone has a concert story and hopefully, one day we’ll hear yours.