I was married to my wife for 30 years and I miss her terribly. I was so nice watching you both go out on a “ date” night. It made me cry too. You’re beautiful people ✌🏻❤️
Jim, sorry for your loss...sincerely. Watching Brad & Lex's relationship in this video made me think about the relationship I've always wanted with a woman, but unfortunately have yet to find. I keep thinking that while being in love is nice, having that person as your very best friend must be fantastic. These two look so happy just to be in the presence of each other, and for that I'm extremely envious!
@@centuryrox Fortunately we’ve both found a good place to hang out with great people. Always stay positive @Beeracuda Isolation and loneliness can be very hard on a person and watching Brad&Lex brings happiness and at times sadness because it’s what we long for. Sometimes the songs bring up memories both happy and sad as well. Relationships find a way when it’s meant to happen. It’s nice to watch a real couple with real love and real problems. And you can always find a friend here ✌🏻& ❤️
@@jimp9031 Thanks so much, Jim! And you're so right about the songs too. It's why I've always been a huge fan of music my entire life, because of the wide range of emotions they evoke! It's just as enjoyable to watch this wonderful young couple experience some of the greatest songs for the very first time, as I'm sure you'll agree!
@@centuryrox I sincerely hope you find that happiness w/someone that you mentioned. Just to warn you though, my best friend I grew up with was always talking like that in his teens & 20's. I thought he was crazy b/c it was th 80s & there was way too much fun to be had w/o being tied down. He didn't listen & ended up getting involved w/a woman who was batshit crazy & had 3 different kids from 3 different men ( oddly enough, 1 was fathered by a 1st cousin of mine which freaked me out), & he ended up wasting 7yrs of his life w/this psychotic woman. Just don't ever force a relationship or settle for someone that isn't what you want, or your " Dream " will turn into th nightmare of your life🍻
@@gizzy2403 Thank you very much. I had written a long reply to you, but somehow it didn't post. Not wanting to retype it all, I'll just say I was once in a bad relationship years ago with a psycho. And I'm sure my desire to never repeat that mistake again has negatively impacted my dating relations since. It's ok, because it's better to be alone than it is to never being allowed to be alone, if you understand what I mean.
I'm surprised that Brad didn't hit the pause button during the concert to over analyze the situation 🤣. Lex was adorable as usual. I love the energy you both put out. You both make me want to be a better person.
Oh Brad. I'm sure you're a great guy but Bro you are so lucky to have such a beautiful, thoughtful,big-hearted sweetheart who obviously adores you. It's so heartwarming that you two have found each other at such an early point in your lives. Wish you many decades of devotion to one another. Thank you!
This is why I like going to concerts. They're not all great, but when you get a good one and an entire audience into a vibe it becomes a very affirming experience. Like you've experienced something greater than yourself and shared that experience with all those people.
I've always had "after concert depression" after every concert I've ever been to. And I've been to a lot. They all have a unique vibe to them and it feels like a giant connection is made that culminates and then ends. And I don't like people much, so that says something.
It's a weird thing watching these reaction videos. I never expected to identify with the people behind the reaction as much as the reaction. You guys make a great couple...very complimentary and always make me smile from day to day as I'm getting work done. Thanks for being here!
You know....the world is so full of crap right now. It was so great to see the excitement and joy in Lex's face when the show started. Thank you for the smile it brought me.
That's a MAN's truck right there! I love it! Now I miss my old truck. :( Go to as many live shows as you can. Broadway shows, musicals, rock, classical, etc, etc. I've never regretted going even to shows that ended up being horrible because it's an experience. The best I've been to were the Rockettes in NYC (the best live show I've ever seen), Victor Wooten and the Soul Circus, Pink Floyd, TSO, and the show where they had a full orchestra playing the music to Star Wars while watching the movie on a screen above the orchestra. The worst was Depeche Mode, but it was still a memorable experience with friends and I'm glad I went anyway. One way to get better at enjoying the music is to watch what they're doing while playing, and try to hear what they're playing while watching. If that made any sense at all. I mean, if it's guitar-driven music (rock, metal, blues) then watch how the guitarist is playing and match what you're seeing with sounds you're hearing. If it's a classical orchestra then try to watch the strings while trying to discern various strings sounds (violins, cellos, bass). Look into the local city's philharmonic orchestra or their symphony orchestra and see what they have on their schedule. Maybe a string quartet, where it's just violins, cellos, and bass. Sometimes local botanical gardens or such places will hold small concerts like that. If there's a local ballet company, see what they're offering. Then you'll see dance performance with live music and the overall production (lighting, costuming, stage design, choreography, etc) For example, since it's December you might have The Nutcracker playing near by. If there's a university nearby with a theater and vocal performance department, they put on many shows every year. Musicals, operas, jazz band, etc. You can see some really good shows that way, sometimes for free or very cheap.
You are two of the most beautiful souls and I’m so so happy for the both of you, enjoy life, the little moments, the big moments, the good moments and yea even the bad moments, life is made to be experienced. It’s not what you gather in this life that matters, it’s all about what you scatter, and you two fine people scatter nothing but honesty and smiles 😎
Seeing Lex cry made me cry!! I remembering feeling that sheer enjoyment bursting inside of me when I first saw Def Leppard! Thanks so much for vlogging this, love you guys!!
@@caley1995 yeah, great memories. I was only 13 but remember it well. It was very bittersweet with it being in Sheffield. Shame steve never got to play a stadium in his home town. I grew up there. We were all proud of def leppard and what they was able to achieve. RIP Steve Clarke. 🙏🏻
Trans-Siberian Orchestra they are amazing. Every year we go or I get the tickets for Christmas gifts. So glad you enjoyed it. In my lifetime I’ve probably gone to 180 to 200 concerts. Nothing like live shows
flicking back through the thumbnails of this channel and realised just how much of a service to Music these guys are providing....based and wholesome folk.
I remember my first real concert in 1987. It was Pink Floyd and they were similar in the way that they were theatric with the light shows and extra singers, and the vibe was just surreal. Watching you guys at this one brought me back to that night. Seen hundreds of shows since then but that was the most special. Thanks, enjoyed watching the world through your eyes for a day. Appreciated!
TSO was the brainchild of Savatage producer Paul O'Neill RIP. Came out of Savatage. Al Pitrelli (guitar) was in the last Line Up of the band. The concert opener Welcome, Mozart and Memories (Mozart and Madness in the Savatage version), Christmas Eve/Sarajevo 12/24 are Savatage songs. You should check Them out. Started out very heavy and later got more prog. Songs like Edge of Thorns, Wake of Magellan, City Beneath the Surface, Morphine Child, Tonight He Grins Again, Gutter Ballet and Hall of the Mountain King just to name a few. In my opinion one of the greatest heavy bands around. Sadly original guitarist Criss Oliva died in a car accident after bring hit by a drunk driver RIP. He was phenomenal
I only just realised you're from Florida! I'm in England's version of there (Cornwall), there's a peninsula (like the panhandle), LOTS of pensioners and rich people, and a lot of wealth disparity, I call Cornwall 'Poundshop (dollarstore) Florida'! Our climate is a few degrees colder, but we get the best weather in Britain, I sadly haven't seen a drop of snow since moving here 8 years ago.
That's a high bar to set for Brad's first Concert! LOL I saw them a few days after you did when they came to Chicago. Amazing show! Exceeded my expectations.
Ok you guys are officially my favorite favorite reactors. Love TSO but your commentary before and after show who you are and appreciate that tremendously.
i am over the moon happy for these two - especially lex. she is so pure and sweet and just soaked this stuff up like a child on christmas morning. Brad and Lex have been so good for my soul over the past year as their channel, discord community, their reactions their live vibes are so full of exuberance and positivity. Seeing her smile at this show warmed my heart 3000! I'm so happy for you both to have had this wonderful experience. A great concert can be like a religious experience. I just bought tix for my wife my son and i to go see Iron Maiden next summer! So we have that to look fwd to.
Y'all went to see TSO! That's so awesome! One of my favorite shows to see every year and it's always incredible. Glad you both got to see this and especially for Brad's first concert. Awesome!
You can tell your love for music. The 1st time I had listen to metal and went to Metallica and anthrax bands that had really made me feel alive. I cried. It's a surreal moment. Go to more shows and have a ball.
Tedeschi Trucks Band is touring now. They'll be in Jacksonville, FL on June 24, 2022. They are a kickass contemporary band, with old-school blues roots. Susan Tedeschi might be one of the best blues voices going, now. (She's also a badass on the guitar.) Derek Trucks was practically raised in the Allman Brothers Band, and is considered one of the top slide guitar players around, today. Check out "The Sky Is Crying" (live at Royal Albert Hall).
OMG!! Great show. One thing about being 60, all the concerts when I was a teenager in the 70's were less than $10. Almost didn't go to Yes In-The-Round because $10 was too expensive. Ha Seen so many concerts.
The physical sensation, vibrations from the music is what always gets me with live shows. Pink Floyd live was an incredible physical experience for me. Same with all those Dead shows.
My fiancé and I met at the beginning of the pandemic and are going to our first big concert in May. Seeing your guys’ experience got me so hyped up to not only return to big concerts but to go with the woman I love. I hope you two had a great time. Stay happy and healthy, love from Canada.
08:43, I don’t want to assume but I bet Brad loved the concert. Even if concerts aren’t his thing he still loved it because of how stoked Lex was. Every man wants to see his partner so joyous.
TSO always puts on a great concert! I've seen them a few times and loved every time. The last concert I was at was Slayer, and they were awesome, as always! I would LOVE to go to a concert with ya'll, it'd be a blast! It's always fun going to concerts with like minded people. Thanks for the vid upload.
I've been a fan of TSO since 1986. Back then they were known as Savatage. My favorite song by them is 1989's... Gutter Ballet. So glad you enjoyed the concert
From one long truck owner to another.. nice parking, brother! That's a pretty big production, a big deal to a lot of people to see that show, I'm glad you guys were able to catch one. Merry Christmas to you and God bless!
This video proved my comment about your all ying/yang relationship. How free spirited Lex is and Brad being the serious one, when you know he enjoyed it. You can see how much fun they have being together. And it doesn't help that Lexs' smile just lights up the room. Thanks for another journey into your lives.
Thanks for taking us with you! Let’s do this more often, lol. I’m sitting here recovering from knee surgery and thanks to you two, I got to get out of the house for a minute! Merry Christmas! Love your dog’s, they were so happy to see you guys make it home.
Brad your niche is food, you came out of your shell and just had good time! Leftovers are often better the next day after the seasoning gets really in there!! Enjoyed and Happy New Years!
First concert is a lot to take in. I like the crowd energy; I think it adds a lot to the music. BTW, you guys have your own stretch limo, but the passenger compartment is open-face. :D
I went to that same location to see them a few Christmas's ago for my kids first concert. It was such a great time with the music, the lights, and the fire. They put on a hell of a show and it's a great concert for first timers and family. Glad you guys had a blast!
Okay, this will be hard to beat...this is one of the best shows on EARTH. Not all rock shows are this kick ass...you went all out your first time. Great job...
How hyped up a and excited a crowd at a show is depends entirely on the band. I'm glad Brad enjoyed that. I love that Lex enjoyed a TSO show. There might not have been a better first show for Brad.
Anymore, most all concerts have assigned seating. Especially indoors, it makes it much safer for security to respond for whatever the reason. Now it is common practice still today, for festivals or just an outdoor concert to have General Admission. Then it's first come first serve. At those events, depending on the popularity of the Artists, people will actually start showing up a couple days in advance. Just so they can get to the front. Anyways it like you both had a GREAT DAY. Happy for you!
Oh man I remember my first concert...I had a blast .plus it was one of my favorite band megadeth back in 1990 with slayer..anthrax and Alice and chains...am glad you two had a great time...just being there up close is priceless!!!!
Looks like you enjoyed it, Lex. Hard to tell if brad did. He always has his poker face on lol. You two remind me of me and the wife. I'm the straight man to her comedy act.😂
I totally feel Lex's reaction. Good music, the kind that hits you deep, will always evoke a reaction like that in me. From seeing Aerosmith and Pink Floyd, to Phantom of the Opera and Les Miserables, the investment of the heart will always shine in the eyes. Music is FOR the soul.
I love how these two are so mellow and happy. They are both so easily amused by everything and anything. I dont know how they do it? Boy I wish I was young again.
TSO is great. Everyone experiences it differently. Liked this & subbed. Have seen a bunch of your reaction vids. Seeing you two at a concert with different reactions was cool. Love that Lex got into it so much that emotion showed. Look forward to more of these. Gotta go to a concert Brad is a fan of the artist. Not assuming he didn't like TSO. Just that if he went to a concert of an artist he likes...He'll feel it more. That would be his real first concert, IMO. Anyhow, great vlog. Look forward to more. Merry Christmas!
I agree. The first one he wants to experience. Not for reactions. Just for him. And her lol. That would be cool. Very cool. I wonder what he would go to ??
Since I've attended 1011 concerts since 1973, I think it's fair too say I've attended 1 or 2, "pre-concert" activities over the decades in and around any particular venues parking lots. Lived the "Shakedown" life (For those who never heard of "Shakedown", don't ask 🤣 I don't remember anyway) with the "Deadheads" at Grateful Dead shows, sipping STRONG umbrella drinks made for adults with many "Parrotheads" at Jimmy Buffet shows, chilled out comfortably with the mellow vibes from others at Fleetwood Mac, Billy Joel, Elton John, The Eagles, and Crosby, Stills, Nash and Neil Young concerts, laughed at the shenanigans, debauchery and decadence of concert goers at Boston, Aerosmith, Allman Brothers, J Geil's, Bob Seger, Eric Clapton, Jefferson Starship events, "glued in" the same "wavelength and vibe" emitting from Queen, Yes, Genesis, Kansas, Pink Floyd, Supertramp, Electric Light Orchestra fans and fought, yes, with fists... or broken bottles or wood planks or unbrellas, or....well, to be honest....whatever object is laying around you fit for battle with others at Black Sabbath, Metallica, Ted Nugent The Who, Iron Maiden, Judas Priest and Led Zeppelin brawls. (Sometimes, but not all the time, a pretty rough crowd). Ahh the memories. If only I had some brain cells left living in my skull to remember such memories.
Trans Siberian Orchestra always puts on such an incredible show. Saw them live a few years back, and was def an amazing experience. Glad you guys enjoyed it!
I've been to two TSO concerts and they both blew my mind! Definitely a must see for any music fan! Glad you guys enjoyed it but I'm guessing future concerts will be a bit different. Great choice for 1st concert experience
Brad, you would make a great Brit. Very reserved with an opinion. I might even apply for a dual citizenship on your behalf 😆 Has to be said... you two are a great couple. Keep up the good work. You channel is excellent.
Laughing so much my sides hurt. He's definitely got that British vibe. I dig him. You can tell by what he said on the way home that all the metal heads and their "just move, just feel it, don't think" over and over had him thinking that Lex was the norm rocking out!! But I've heard Lex on a vid saying that she was holding herself in because of things that were said about her - I'm glad that didn't last long!. I hope he feels better about not banging his head and playing air drums and guitar and trying to play air bass. And I hope that Lex continues to learn how to bang her head and play it drums and guitars an air bass too - along with every other moment in a song whether voice or instrument that makes her want to move whatever way she wants. People are different. People are who they are. And that's a-okay! In fact, it's perfect !!! Dual citizenship - great one !!!
BRAD: The kind of "concert" you're thinking of (big rock concert, held in an arena) usually has two different types of admission. "General Admission" is what you're thinking of with the mosh pits. There's also usually assigned seating. Examples: I saw Motley Crue in 1990, and we had General Admission tickets. We were down on the floor pretty close to the stage (There was no mosh pit, because it was 1990 and it was Motley Crue and that just didn't happen). In 1997 I saw Metallica live, and we were in assigned seats, up in the arena farther from the stage. Bu there was a General Admission section with people on the floor, and there WAS a mosh pit at that show.
You two are awesome. Lex really zooms in to whatever is going on. Brad is always kinda zoomed out and spectating. Two different realities, but you two really support eachother.
Glad you both got to go see the show. You both appreciated different and similar aspects of the concert. Never seen the Trans Siberian Orchestra myself. Looked freaking awesome. Now I wanna go.
Brad and Lex rockin' Amalie! So kewl guys, I'm so glad you got to see TSO and enjoyed the evening! I wish for you many more concerts, and just overall joy in the future
@@BradAndLexVlog ,yes really! And must of them, if not all of them were Rock concerts , l started going to concerts when I was just 15yrs old, l'm now in my 60's and still go to as many concerts as l can and now l need to sit👍😉 love your channel ❤
@@BradAndLexVlog - I saw Metallica 5 times Black Album and before. Every concert I had a seat. Including front row for And Justice For All at Red Rocks (I was in front of Kirk Hammett). I've actually only been to a few concerts without a seat. I saw Slayer on their last show with Lamb of God at a place called Fiddler's Green in Denver. That was all General Admission (get there... get where you can... and guard your spot). :) By then I was content to hang back. Mosh pits form and people can easily avoid or join them and they are very noticeable from a distance. Metallica front row was General Admission too... I got there at 8am when I was in High School to make sure I could get my seat. :)
@@BradAndLexVlog i also have been to almost 200 shows. any indoor venue will have assigned seating…now the outdoor amphitheater in Tampa will have general seating on the lawn…I’m 51 and have lived in FL since 2004 up in Tampa Ive seen…Van Halen(2007&12 DLR reunion tours) Allman Bros. Lynyrd Skynyrd, Poison, Def Leppard, Dokken, RATT, Motley Crue, Alice Cooper, Sebastian Bach, Journey. other venues in FL saw Guns & Roses, Deep Purple, Tesla, Styx, Ted Nugent, Foreigner, REO Speedwagon. the sad reality between age and Covid most of the older great bands aren’t touring anymore or are well past their prime if they are. If you like new country then alot of acts come through FL…I know my teen kid hits me up for tix lol…sad thing is most people could afford tickets to rock concerts in the 80’s and ‘90’s prices now for even average bands now are usually over $100 each. If you were going to spend top dollar back then it’s was to have great seats to the Stones, Ozzy, The Who or something big like the 1996 KISS first reunion tour( think I dropped $300 for second row up in Boston) anyway Lex congrats on getting Brad to a show..love your channel
Happy for you guys. It reminds me of all the concerts I've gone to and the great feeling you have going home. Glad you went. Now what's concert number 2 going to be?
This brings back memories. Years ago I took my wife to see TSO in Detroit. I loved it. She hated it. Different music for different people I guess. I hope you guys can find a concert you can both enjoy
Brad, you should try to go to a concert of one of the bands you've reacted to. At least that way you'll know many of the songs the band will be playing. It makes the concert that much more enjoyable, and the anticipation of waiting for them to play a certain song you know just adds to the entertainment! Unfortunately, many of the bands you've reacted to are long since gone.
Depends on the genre. Like I can see a reggae band and not care if I know the songs. Check out "Shpongle - Live In London 2013", it wouldn't matter to me :)
They are always a great show...please enjoy...you guys work hard and give time and everything to the channel..please enjoy and hope Nala and Tank feel safe without you. We have 3 dogs, love love seeing your babies!
I’ve watched your reactions for awhile now. Always “liked” but haven’t subscribed till now. Saw your ride and want you to be able to upgrade. I drove an F-150 for 16 years and finally upgraded to a Jaguar F-Pace when I no longer had to tow a trailer. Hope that your subscriptions allow you to get a vehicle that starts each time regardless of which fuel tank that you start on! Props to you two. Great channel, great reactions and great volume that you two produce. Keep up the pace and thanks for the content.
Lex is such a rocker!! I love it!! Y'all live close to me. I'm a Gainesville girl. Go Gators 🧡🐊💙 Our whole family lives in Tampa & St. Pete. You get great concerts there.
I am so glad you guys enjoyed it. I have been to several here in North Florida and loved them all. The artist gets the crowd going and time flies by. One of the coolest I saw was the Red Hot Chili Peppers and their guest Babymetal from Japan, that was wild loud and totally a blast.
I was married to my wife for 30 years and I miss her terribly.
I was so nice watching you both go out on a “ date” night.
It made me cry too. You’re beautiful people
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Jim, sorry for your loss...sincerely. Watching Brad & Lex's relationship in this video made me think about the relationship I've always wanted with a woman, but unfortunately have yet to find. I keep thinking that while being in love is nice, having that person as your very best friend must be fantastic. These two look so happy just to be in the presence of each other, and for that I'm extremely envious!
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Fortunately we’ve both found a good place to hang out with great people.
Always stay positive @Beeracuda
Isolation and loneliness can be very hard on a person and watching Brad&Lex brings happiness and at times sadness because it’s what we long for.
Sometimes the songs bring up memories both happy and sad as well.
Relationships find a way when it’s meant to happen.
It’s nice to watch a real couple with real love and real problems.
And you can always find a friend here
✌🏻& ❤️
@@jimp9031 Thanks so much, Jim! And you're so right about the songs too. It's why I've always been a huge fan of music my entire life, because of the wide range of emotions they evoke!
It's just as enjoyable to watch this wonderful young couple experience some of the greatest songs for the very first time, as I'm sure you'll agree!
@@centuryrox I sincerely hope you find that happiness w/someone that you mentioned. Just to warn you though, my best friend I grew up with was always talking like that in his teens & 20's. I thought he was crazy b/c it was th 80s & there was way too much fun to be had w/o being tied down. He didn't listen & ended up getting involved w/a woman who was batshit crazy & had 3 different kids from 3 different men ( oddly enough, 1 was fathered by a 1st cousin of mine which freaked me out), & he ended up wasting 7yrs of his life w/this psychotic woman. Just don't ever force a relationship or settle for someone that isn't what you want, or your " Dream " will turn into th nightmare of your life🍻
@@gizzy2403 Thank you very much. I had written a long reply to you, but somehow it didn't post. Not wanting to retype it all, I'll just say I was once in a bad relationship years ago with a psycho. And I'm sure my desire to never repeat that mistake again has negatively impacted my dating relations since. It's ok, because it's better to be alone than it is to never being allowed to be alone, if you understand what I mean.
I'm surprised that Brad didn't hit the pause button during the concert to over analyze the situation 🤣. Lex was adorable as usual. I love the energy you both put out. You both make me want to be a better person.
Me too.
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LMAO!!!!
funny orion...brads got a litlet better though, lets give the guy some credit.
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Oh Brad. I'm sure you're a great guy but Bro you are so lucky to have such a beautiful, thoughtful,big-hearted sweetheart who obviously adores you. It's so heartwarming that you two have found each other at such an early point in your lives. Wish you many decades of devotion to one another. Thank you!
This is why I like going to concerts. They're not all great, but when you get a good one and an entire audience into a vibe it becomes a very affirming experience. Like you've experienced something greater than yourself and shared that experience with all those people.
I've always had "after concert depression" after every concert I've ever been to. And I've been to a lot. They all have a unique vibe to them and it feels like a giant connection is made that culminates and then ends. And I don't like people much, so that says something.
It's a weird thing watching these reaction videos. I never expected to identify with the people behind the reaction as much as the reaction. You guys make a great couple...very complimentary and always make me smile from day to day as I'm getting work done. Thanks for being here!
☺️♥️ right, the Internet is a strange place. You really can get to know people you’ve never met!
You two are so great together. It makes me happy to see people happy.
I love her genuine excitement and pleasure in things. And he really seems easy going.
You know....the world is so full of crap right now. It was so great to see the excitement and joy in Lex's face when the show started. Thank you for the smile it brought me.
That's a MAN's truck right there! I love it! Now I miss my old truck. :(
Go to as many live shows as you can. Broadway shows, musicals, rock, classical, etc, etc. I've never regretted going even to shows that ended up being horrible because it's an experience. The best I've been to were the Rockettes in NYC (the best live show I've ever seen), Victor Wooten and the Soul Circus, Pink Floyd, TSO, and the show where they had a full orchestra playing the music to Star Wars while watching the movie on a screen above the orchestra. The worst was Depeche Mode, but it was still a memorable experience with friends and I'm glad I went anyway.
One way to get better at enjoying the music is to watch what they're doing while playing, and try to hear what they're playing while watching. If that made any sense at all. I mean, if it's guitar-driven music (rock, metal, blues) then watch how the guitarist is playing and match what you're seeing with sounds you're hearing. If it's a classical orchestra then try to watch the strings while trying to discern various strings sounds (violins, cellos, bass).
Look into the local city's philharmonic orchestra or their symphony orchestra and see what they have on their schedule. Maybe a string quartet, where it's just violins, cellos, and bass. Sometimes local botanical gardens or such places will hold small concerts like that. If there's a local ballet company, see what they're offering. Then you'll see dance performance with live music and the overall production (lighting, costuming, stage design, choreography, etc) For example, since it's December you might have The Nutcracker playing near by.
If there's a university nearby with a theater and vocal performance department, they put on many shows every year. Musicals, operas, jazz band, etc. You can see some really good shows that way, sometimes for free or very cheap.
Lex never lose that child like energy! Its beautiful! Got a real one Brad!
You are two of the most beautiful souls and I’m so so happy for the both of you, enjoy life, the little moments, the big moments, the good moments and yea even the bad moments, life is made to be experienced. It’s not what you gather in this life that matters, it’s all about what you scatter, and you two fine people scatter nothing but honesty and smiles 😎
Aww thanks Steve!!
Steve, that is profound! "It's not what you gather, it's what you scatter"! I've gotta remember that one!
Seeing Lex cry made me cry!! I remembering feeling that sheer enjoyment bursting inside of me when I first saw Def Leppard! Thanks so much for vlogging this, love you guys!!
Def leppard was my first concert too. Don valley stadium 93. It was for their homecoming after the release of adrenalize.
@@TheRetroManRandySavage wow what a show and memory I bet that was! First big show I believe after losing the late, great Steve Clark ❤️
@@caley1995 yeah, great memories. I was only 13 but remember it well.
It was very bittersweet with it being in Sheffield. Shame steve never got to play a stadium in his home town. I grew up there. We were all proud of def leppard and what they was able to achieve.
RIP Steve Clarke. 🙏🏻
I really want to see def leppard! They are my favorite
@@sassysunflowergirl1037 they go on tour next year. Grab some tickets if you can, best show ever!!
Trans-Siberian Orchestra they are amazing. Every year we go or I get the tickets for Christmas gifts. So glad you enjoyed it. In my lifetime I’ve probably gone to 180 to 200 concerts. Nothing like live shows
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flicking back through the thumbnails of this channel and realised just how much of a service to Music these guys are providing....based and wholesome folk.
Great you guys got out. Way to go Brad!! You made your lady mighty happy.
I remember my first real concert in 1987. It was Pink Floyd and they were similar in the way that they were theatric with the light shows and extra singers, and the vibe was just surreal. Watching you guys at this one brought me back to that night. Seen hundreds of shows since then but that was the most special. Thanks, enjoyed watching the world through your eyes for a day. Appreciated!
TSO was the brainchild of Savatage producer Paul O'Neill RIP. Came out of Savatage. Al Pitrelli (guitar) was in the last Line Up of the band. The concert opener Welcome, Mozart and Memories (Mozart and Madness in the Savatage version), Christmas Eve/Sarajevo 12/24 are Savatage songs. You should check Them out. Started out very heavy and later got more prog. Songs like Edge of Thorns, Wake of Magellan, City Beneath the Surface, Morphine Child, Tonight He Grins Again, Gutter Ballet and Hall of the Mountain King just to name a few. In my opinion one of the greatest heavy bands around. Sadly original guitarist Criss Oliva died in a car accident after bring hit by a drunk driver RIP. He was phenomenal
I only just realised you're from Florida!
I'm in England's version of there (Cornwall), there's a peninsula (like the panhandle), LOTS of pensioners and rich people, and a lot of wealth disparity, I call Cornwall 'Poundshop (dollarstore) Florida'!
Our climate is a few degrees colder, but we get the best weather in Britain, I sadly haven't seen a drop of snow since moving here 8 years ago.
Lol. That described my county in FL to a T.
Their rendition of Carol of the Bells has always been my favorite.
That's a high bar to set for Brad's first Concert! LOL I saw them a few days after you did when they came to Chicago. Amazing show! Exceeded my expectations.
Ok you guys are officially my favorite favorite reactors. Love TSO but your commentary before and after show who you are and appreciate that tremendously.
i am over the moon happy for these two - especially lex. she is so pure and sweet and just soaked this stuff up like a child on christmas morning. Brad and Lex have been so good for my soul over the past year as their channel, discord community, their reactions their live vibes are so full of exuberance and positivity. Seeing her smile at this show warmed my heart 3000! I'm so happy for you both to have had this wonderful experience. A great concert can be like a religious experience.
I just bought tix for my wife my son and i to go see Iron Maiden next summer! So we have that to look fwd to.
Y'all went to see TSO! That's so awesome! One of my favorite shows to see every year and it's always incredible. Glad you both got to see this and especially for Brad's first concert. Awesome!
The look on Brad's face at 6:45 , I can't take her nowhere, LMAO. Ya'll are so cool.
Thats what the experience is about, letting go and enjoying it.
2 days after i seen slipknot i could hardly move neck, shoulders.
You can tell your love for music. The 1st time I had listen to metal and went to Metallica and anthrax bands that had really made me feel alive. I cried. It's a surreal moment. Go to more shows and have a ball.
One of the greatest concerts ever. My wife and I saw them about 8 yrs ago in Amarillo Tx. I’m glad you guys got to experience this great show 🙏❤️👍
Awesome!! So happy for you guys... especially Lex, she was so excited 😆
Tedeschi Trucks Band is touring now. They'll be in Jacksonville, FL on June 24, 2022. They are a kickass contemporary band, with old-school blues roots. Susan Tedeschi might be one of the best blues voices going, now. (She's also a badass on the guitar.) Derek Trucks was practically raised in the Allman Brothers Band, and is considered one of the top slide guitar players around, today. Check out "The Sky Is Crying" (live at Royal Albert Hall).
This is the first time Brads smile "said it all". Usually its Lex..... and that is why we like live music. Congrats gang!!! i am happy for you.
OMG!! Great show. One thing about being 60, all the concerts when I was a teenager in the 70's were less than $10. Almost didn't go to Yes In-The-Round because $10 was too expensive. Ha Seen so many concerts.
The physical sensation, vibrations from the music is what always gets me with live shows. Pink Floyd live was an incredible physical experience for me. Same with all those Dead shows.
Lex was happier then a kid in a candy store 😂. Glad you guys had a great time.
My fiancé and I met at the beginning of the pandemic and are going to our first big concert in May. Seeing your guys’ experience got me so hyped up to not only return to big concerts but to go with the woman I love. I hope you two had a great time. Stay happy and healthy, love from Canada.
So good to see the smiles. I’m glad you two had fun. Seen TSO many times.
I absolutely love you two!! Living on your terms and bringing joy to the rest of us!! Continued blessings to you!!
08:43, I don’t want to assume but I bet Brad loved the concert. Even if concerts aren’t his thing he still loved it because of how stoked Lex was. Every man wants to see his partner so joyous.
This is LIVING! I hope you both have a great life together and many, many happy memories going forward.
Is Brad smiling? I am complete! Lol Great first show to see. Now you need to see a real rock concert.
TSO always puts on a great concert! I've seen them a few times and loved every time. The last concert I was at was Slayer, and they were awesome, as always! I would LOVE to go to a concert with ya'll, it'd be a blast! It's always fun going to concerts with like minded people. Thanks for the vid upload.
Awesome video! Lex was having so much fun. Brad don’t get rid of that beast truck bro. Fix it and restore that behemoth.
From reacting to experiencing. The circle is now complete. I'm glad you experienced a rock show.
TSO is *amazing*. I've always wanted to go see them, loved them for ages now.
Don't wait any longer. Book tickets for the next show you can. My best concert ever.
I've been a fan of TSO since 1986. Back then they were known as Savatage. My favorite song by them is 1989's... Gutter Ballet. So glad you enjoyed the concert
Awwwe! I cried too! You could see the absolute JOY written all over your face. I'm so happy for you guys. What a great night
You two bring a smile to my face everyday!!! Keep it up!!!
Most real couple on YT. Not afraid to show their real life. I'm loving it all. So easy to relate to.
From one long truck owner to another.. nice parking, brother! That's a pretty big production, a big deal to a lot of people to see that show, I'm glad you guys were able to catch one. Merry Christmas to you and God bless!
Real people . . . the two of you! . . great to spend a few hours with you two, always . .
Watching Lex crush those wings in the truck on the way to the concert with Brad…priceless.
I watch y’all’s videos all the time and you both are amazing! You both make me so happy to have found you on UA-cam! Sweetest couple ever
Hopefully this is just a start. Ready for yall to goto your first rock/metal festival. Festivals are so fun.
This video proved my comment about your all ying/yang relationship. How free spirited Lex is and Brad being the serious one, when you know he enjoyed it. You can see how much fun they have being together. And it doesn't help that Lexs' smile just lights up the room. Thanks for another journey into your lives.
Thanks for taking us with you! Let’s do this more often, lol. I’m sitting here recovering from knee surgery and thanks to you two, I got to get out of the house for a minute! Merry Christmas! Love your dog’s, they were so happy to see you guys make it home.
I love you two. Brad is very analytical and Lex is loving life. Keep it going and Happy New Year!
Brad looks like me when I get dragged to stuff like that. Sometimes you got to grin and bare it. Happy wife, happy life
If you need to be "dragged" to TSO, you need to reevaluate your musical tastes immediately.
Happy spouse, happy house
yep he was not impressed ,but he went
No wife, better life.
You don't see it on the outside but on the inside his heart got a little bigger.
Brad your niche is food, you came out of your shell and just had good time! Leftovers are often better the next day after the seasoning gets really in there!! Enjoyed and Happy New Years!
First concert is a lot to take in. I like the crowd energy; I think it adds a lot to the music. BTW, you guys have your own stretch limo, but the passenger compartment is open-face. :D
I went to that same location to see them a few Christmas's ago for my kids first concert. It was such a great time with the music, the lights, and the fire. They put on a hell of a show and it's a great concert for first timers and family. Glad you guys had a blast!
Y’all had great seats! You can get seats at most concerts! Can’t wait to see you guys at another concert!✌️😊
Okay, this will be hard to beat...this is one of the best shows on EARTH. Not all rock shows are this kick ass...you went all out your first time. Great job...
How hyped up a and excited a crowd at a show is depends entirely on the band. I'm glad Brad enjoyed that. I love that Lex enjoyed a TSO show. There might not have been a better first show for Brad.
Love u guys. You're such a great couple. Lex as usual is so sweet and perceptive. My favorite channel. Thanks.
Anymore, most all concerts have assigned seating. Especially indoors, it makes it much safer for security to respond for whatever the reason. Now it is common practice still today, for festivals or just an outdoor concert to have General Admission. Then it's first come first serve. At those events, depending on the popularity of the Artists, people will actually start showing up a couple days in advance. Just so they can get to the front. Anyways it like you both had a GREAT DAY. Happy for you!
You two are are awesome. One of the best young couples I’ve seen in a long time. Keep each other happy
Love to see everyone out and living and enjoying life and not hiding under their beds from a virus!! Thank you peace ✌️
Oh man I remember my first concert...I had a blast .plus it was one of my favorite band megadeth back in 1990 with slayer..anthrax and Alice and chains...am glad you two had a great time...just being there up close is priceless!!!!
Looks like you enjoyed it, Lex. Hard to tell if brad did. He always has his poker face on lol.
You two remind me of me and the wife. I'm the straight man to her comedy act.😂
Some music is great to sit and listen to, other music makes you want to bounce around. All personal. Love the dogs at the end!
I totally feel Lex's reaction. Good music, the kind that hits you deep, will always evoke a reaction like that in me. From seeing Aerosmith and Pink Floyd, to Phantom of the Opera and Les Miserables, the investment of the heart will always shine in the eyes. Music is FOR the soul.
I love how these two are so mellow and happy. They are both so easily amused by everything and anything. I dont know how they do it?
Boy I wish I was young again.
TSO is great. Everyone experiences it differently. Liked this & subbed. Have seen a bunch of your reaction vids. Seeing you two at a concert with different reactions was cool. Love that Lex got into it so much that emotion showed. Look forward to more of these. Gotta go to a concert Brad is a fan of the artist. Not assuming he didn't like TSO. Just that if he went to a concert of an artist he likes...He'll feel it more. That would be his real first concert, IMO. Anyhow, great vlog. Look forward to more. Merry Christmas!
I agree. The first one he wants to experience. Not for reactions. Just for him. And her lol. That would be cool. Very cool. I wonder what he would go to ??
Since I've attended 1011 concerts since 1973, I think it's fair too say I've attended 1 or 2, "pre-concert" activities over the decades in and around any particular venues parking lots.
Lived the "Shakedown" life (For those who never heard of "Shakedown", don't ask 🤣 I don't remember anyway) with the "Deadheads" at Grateful Dead shows, sipping STRONG umbrella drinks made for adults with many "Parrotheads" at Jimmy Buffet shows, chilled out comfortably with the mellow vibes from others at Fleetwood Mac, Billy Joel, Elton John, The Eagles, and Crosby, Stills, Nash and Neil Young concerts, laughed at the shenanigans, debauchery and decadence of concert goers at Boston, Aerosmith, Allman Brothers, J Geil's, Bob Seger, Eric Clapton, Jefferson Starship events, "glued in" the same "wavelength and vibe" emitting from Queen, Yes, Genesis, Kansas, Pink Floyd, Supertramp, Electric Light Orchestra fans and fought, yes, with fists... or broken bottles or wood planks or unbrellas, or....well, to be honest....whatever object is laying around you fit for battle with others at Black Sabbath, Metallica, Ted Nugent The Who, Iron Maiden, Judas Priest and Led Zeppelin brawls. (Sometimes, but not all the time, a pretty rough crowd).
Ahh the memories.
If only I had some brain cells left living in my skull to remember such memories.
Trans Siberian Orchestra always puts on such an incredible show. Saw them live a few years back, and was def an amazing experience. Glad you guys enjoyed it!
I've been to two TSO concerts and they both blew my mind! Definitely a must see for any music fan! Glad you guys enjoyed it but I'm guessing future concerts will be a bit different. Great choice for 1st concert experience
Brad, you would make a great Brit. Very reserved with an opinion. I might even apply for a dual citizenship on your behalf 😆
Has to be said... you two are a great couple. Keep up the good work. You channel is excellent.
😂😂💀
Laughing so much my sides hurt. He's definitely got that British vibe. I dig him. You can tell by what he said on the way home that all the metal heads and their "just move, just feel it, don't think" over and over had him thinking that Lex was the norm rocking out!! But I've heard Lex on a vid saying that she was holding herself in because of things that were said about her - I'm glad that didn't last long!. I hope he feels better about not banging his head and playing air drums and guitar and trying to play air bass. And I hope that Lex continues to learn how to bang her head and play it drums and guitars an air bass too - along with every other moment in a song whether voice or instrument that makes her want to move whatever way she wants. People are different. People are who they are. And that's a-okay! In fact, it's perfect !!!
Dual citizenship - great one !!!
Great people! Love seeing you guys build together. Thick and thin. Keep that trajectory. I see it happening.
BRAD: The kind of "concert" you're thinking of (big rock concert, held in an arena) usually has two different types of admission. "General Admission" is what you're thinking of with the mosh pits. There's also usually assigned seating. Examples: I saw Motley Crue in 1990, and we had General Admission tickets. We were down on the floor pretty close to the stage (There was no mosh pit, because it was 1990 and it was Motley Crue and that just didn't happen). In 1997 I saw Metallica live, and we were in assigned seats, up in the arena farther from the stage. Bu there was a General Admission section with people on the floor, and there WAS a mosh pit at that show.
You guys are a lot of fun. In the most complementary way possible, I hope you two are as happy as you seem.
This was so enjoyable to watch! Much love guys!
You two are awesome. Lex really zooms in to whatever is going on. Brad is always kinda zoomed out and spectating. Two different realities, but you two really support eachother.
My wife and I are white we been married 42 years and somehow you bring back my early day's with her ! Thank you so much fun !
Aww that’s so beautiful! ♥️
I love the fact that Lex has no problem digging into her wings in her dress, looking pretty, getting messy. She and Brad are down to earth types. ❤️
Glad you both got to go see the show. You both appreciated different and similar aspects of the concert. Never seen the Trans Siberian Orchestra myself. Looked freaking awesome. Now I wanna go.
Brad and Lex rockin' Amalie! So kewl guys, I'm so glad you got to see TSO and enjoyed the evening! I wish for you many more concerts, and just overall joy in the future
Brad needs to go to more concerts, l've been to hundreds of concerts and l've always had a seat👍
Oh really?!!
@@BradAndLexVlog ,yes really! And must of them, if not all of them were Rock concerts , l started going to concerts when I was just 15yrs old, l'm now in my 60's and still go to as many concerts as l can and now l need to sit👍😉 love your channel ❤
@@BradAndLexVlog - I saw Metallica 5 times Black Album and before. Every concert I had a seat. Including front row for And Justice For All at Red Rocks (I was in front of Kirk Hammett). I've actually only been to a few concerts without a seat. I saw Slayer on their last show with Lamb of God at a place called Fiddler's Green in Denver. That was all General Admission (get there... get where you can... and guard your spot). :) By then I was content to hang back. Mosh pits form and people can easily avoid or join them and they are very noticeable from a distance. Metallica front row was General Admission too... I got there at 8am when I was in High School to make sure I could get my seat. :)
@@BradAndLexVlog i also have been to almost 200 shows. any indoor venue will have assigned seating…now the outdoor amphitheater in Tampa will have general seating on the lawn…I’m 51 and have lived in FL since 2004 up in Tampa Ive seen…Van Halen(2007&12 DLR reunion tours) Allman Bros. Lynyrd Skynyrd, Poison, Def Leppard, Dokken, RATT, Motley Crue, Alice Cooper, Sebastian Bach, Journey. other venues in FL saw Guns & Roses, Deep Purple, Tesla, Styx, Ted Nugent, Foreigner, REO Speedwagon. the sad reality between age and Covid most of the older great bands aren’t touring anymore or are well past their prime if they are. If you like new country then alot of acts come through FL…I know my teen kid hits me up for tix lol…sad thing is most people could afford tickets to rock concerts in the 80’s and ‘90’s prices now for even average bands now are usually over $100 each. If you were going to spend top dollar back then it’s was to have great seats to the Stones, Ozzy, The Who or something big like the 1996 KISS first reunion tour( think I dropped $300 for second row up in Boston) anyway Lex congrats on getting Brad to a show..love your channel
I freakin love you two. Live music is the best. And they are incredible. You will be blown away I hope.
Congrats guys!! Glad you had a good time. Can't wait to see more.
I love you too! Genuine people! World needs more people like you two! 100% Best wishes to you both from London England 👍❤️💪😎🏴
TSO is one of the best shows I've ever been to. Patrelli is amazing.
U guys deserve everything good in life....
Happy for you guys. It reminds me of all the concerts I've gone to and the great feeling you have going home. Glad you went. Now what's concert number 2 going to be?
This brings back memories. Years ago I took my wife to see TSO in Detroit. I loved it. She hated it. Different music for different people I guess. I hope you guys can find a concert you can both enjoy
Nothing like the live experience. 🤘🎸
Her child-like enthusiasm and natural beauty - respectfully, sir - are a joy to watch.
Brad, you should try to go to a concert of one of the bands you've reacted to. At least that way you'll know many of the songs the band will be playing. It makes the concert that much more enjoyable, and the anticipation of waiting for them to play a certain song you know just adds to the entertainment!
Unfortunately, many of the bands you've reacted to are long since gone.
Depends on the genre. Like I can see a reggae band and not care if I know the songs. Check out "Shpongle - Live In London 2013", it wouldn't matter to me :)
But, there are some quality tribute bands. Bands that look right and play the music correctly.
I hear Elvis is still around somewhere.
Good for you 2. Thanks for sharing your experience.
They are always a great show...please enjoy...you guys work hard and give time and everything to the channel..please enjoy and hope Nala and Tank feel safe without you. We have 3 dogs, love love seeing your babies!
I’ve watched your reactions for awhile now. Always “liked” but haven’t subscribed till now. Saw your ride and want you to be able to upgrade. I drove an F-150 for 16 years and finally upgraded to a Jaguar F-Pace when I no longer had to tow a trailer. Hope that your subscriptions allow you to get a vehicle that starts each time regardless of which fuel tank that you start on! Props to you two. Great channel, great reactions and great volume that you two produce. Keep up the pace and thanks for the content.
Lex is such a rocker!! I love it!!
Y'all live close to me. I'm a Gainesville girl. Go Gators 🧡🐊💙 Our whole family lives in Tampa & St. Pete. You get great concerts there.
We live in Ocala and have to travel to Tampa or Orlando to see good concerts... Go Gators!
@@retiredfirelt586 We drive to Tampa, Orlando, or Jax. I'm so grateful when I see Florida pop up on a tour list. 🥰
I am so glad you guys enjoyed it. I have been to several here in North Florida and loved them all. The artist gets the crowd going and time flies by. One of the coolest I saw was the Red Hot Chili Peppers and their guest Babymetal from Japan, that was wild loud and totally a blast.