This is an awesome live mashup of a ridiculous amount of songs. Love it. High Five!

A brand new song Mumford and Sons played at the launch of the Railroad Revival Tour. THE CONCERT WAS ABSOLUTELY AMAZING!!! I will definitely be watching Mumford and Sons when they release their next album!

Also, catch this awesome encore:

Mumford and Sons, Old Crow Medicine Show, and Edward Sharpe & The Magnetic Zeros jam to the song “Wagon Wheel”. This is getting me so pumped for the concert tonight in Oakland!!

A very talented acoustic guitar musician singing his original “Could You Please” and very nicely transitioning to a cover of “The Scientist” by Coldplay. I’m always on the look out for great acoustic guitar players, absolutely love Javier’s style of playing. High Five!

A very talented acoustic guitar musician singing his original “Could You Please” and very nicely transitioning to a cover of “The Scientist” by Coldplay. I’m always on the look out for great acoustic guitar players, absolutely love Javier’s style of playing. High Five!

What a great concert!! Jonsi mixed in a really cool visual experience with some great music. There was an extensive use of keyboard-type instruments and the drummer is just ridiculously insane.

I’ve recorded a lot of the concert so check them out on youtube, here are my two favorite performances:

Jonsi – Tornado

Jonsi – Go Do

Jonsi – Boy Lilikoi

(Awesome visuals on this one!!)

If you get a chance to see Jonsi live, you should!! High Five!

I absolutely love the poetry in this song.

He is jealous for me, I am a tree
Bending beneath the weight of His wind and mercy

If His grace is an ocean, we’re all sinking.

How our God loves us. High Five!

I absolutely love the poetry in this song.

He is jealous for me, I am a tree
Bending beneath the weight of His wind and mercy

If His grace is an ocean, we’re all sinking.

How our God loves us. High Five!

I thought I would never come to the day where I would hear a jazzed up version of TLC’s No Scrubs. It works. High Five!

I realized I have not been to a lot of concerts. Live performances have always inspired me to try new things in my music, so I thought I would keep a list of the bands/musicians I would love to see live at least once in my life. So without further due, my bucket list for musicians I want to see before I die:

Musicians I’ve already seen:

• Hillsong United
• Phil Whickham
• Lady Danville
• Pawnshop Kings

Musicians I want to see:

• Lady Danville (Yes, again)
• Switchfoot
• Coldplay
• Snow Patrol
• Passion Pit
• The Temper Trap
• Bebo Norman
• John Hopkins
• Jónsi
• Kaskade
• Armin Van Buuren
• One Republic
• Daft Punk
• The Twelves
• Paper Route
• Vampire Weekend
• Phoenix
• Ólafur Arnalds
• Stuart Townend
• Keith and Kristyn Getty
• David Crowder Band Amazing! I want to see them again!
• Pawnshop Kings
• Future of Forestry
• Two Door Cinema Club
• Gotye
• Van Risseghem
• The Killers
• Mumford and Sons

Musicians I’ve seen not originally on the list:

• Tenth Avenue North
• Brandon Heath
• Third Day

I will keep updating this thread.  Last updated: May, 12th, 2010.

What is your band bucket list?