This one's my favorite, hands down:


Go figure.
This is a close second, though:


And those aren't even my only U2 t-shirts:






I even have a U2 crew t-shirt that I bought for my brother, back when he was going through a phase where he liked to wear employee shirts from places that he did not work. But I never did give it to him.

The second-largest number of t-shirts are from the Goo Goo Dolls. But that makes sense, considering that I've probably seen them the most of any band. Heck, I saw them four times on the same tour -- but I only bought one t-shirt then, and it's the one I cut up:




I'm pretty sure that I had another one -- a white t-shirt -- but I can't find it.
Next, I have two Beatles shirts:



Admittedly, I wasn't around to go to these concerts. But they still count, right?
After that, in alphabetical order, AC/DC, Bon Jovi, Counting Crows, Dave Matthews Band, the Doors, Pearl Jam, and Poison:











So, that's my collection of concert tees. It's only a small portion of a vast collection, though. Maybe later I'll post pictures of my four different CBGB's t-shirts.
Update: I sent the picture of my favorite in to Pop Candy, and they posted it.
5 comments:
I don't know that I have any concert t-shirts anymore. I haven't bought one at a concert since college, I'm sure, and I don't have any anymore. Back in the day, I used to wear them alot...
I had a Red Hot Chili Peppers shirt that was my favorite, which I didn't actually buy at the concert because I never actually saw them until 3 or 4 years ago.
I also had a They Might Be Giants shirt, a Tom Petty shirt, a Soul Coughing shirt, an REO Speedwagon shirt that was a hand-me-down from my sister, and a Soul Asylum shirt. I had a REM hat that I wore all the time in college too. I probably had a Phish shirt but I don't specifically remember... it seems like I did, though. Those are the ones I can think of off the top of my head.
Just tell me you weren't those people who wore the concert t-shirts to go and see the same band?
I too had my fair share, but they're all long gone. I think I had the same Pearl Jam shirt that Dara had, though that's odd because I don't think I ever say Pearl Jam in concert. There was a Violent Femmes shirt and a Tripping Daisy shirt too. There were others, but I'm not sure who right now.
Justin: I used to have more too. I know at one point I had Nelson, Guns N' Roses, a different Bon Jovi, and at least two Grateful Dead. My college (and law school) wardrobe generally consisted of a music or sorority t-shirt, jeans or a long hippy skirt, and birkenstocks.
I do still buy them on occasion. But only when I really love the band.
Jason: I have, on occasion, been known to wear an old U2 t-shirt to a U2 concert. But I would almost never change into the t-shirt at the concert. The one exception was one time at an outdoor venue where I was seeing the Goo Goo Dolls and it suddenly went from pleasant to unbearably hot and humid -- which is why I bought the tank top.
Holy smokes! I guess if you ever run low on cash, you can always eBay them. They look like they've never been worn. Or at least washed heh.
Mad: The only one that hasn't been worn a lot is the Bon Jovi one. And I haven't worn either of the two oldest U2 t-shirts or the Pearl Jam t-shirt in quite a long time.
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