We’ve all got that band.
The one that’s made us blow our wages faster than a Download bar queue. The one that makes you say, “I’ll just see them one more time” … and then it’s 37 gigs later, you’re on first-name terms with the merch guy, and the local venue security treat you like part of the crew.

It’s a question that’s been rattling around our brains here at The Riff Report: What band have you seen the most amount of times? And the answers are making us realise… we might have a bit of a problem.

🎟 Are You a Repeat Offender?

If any of these sound familiar, congrats butt – you’re hooked:

  • You’ve seen the same tour in three different cities because “the setlist might be different” (it wasn’t).
  • Security gives you the nod because they know.
  • You can predict exactly when the pyro hits.
  • Your wardrobe is 90% tour shirts, 10% socially acceptable clothing.
  • You’ve perfected the post-encore merch dash.

🤘 The Riff Report Serial Offenders

We’ve all got our gig-count guilty parties. Here’s some of ours:

  • Iron Maiden – Because watching Eddie appear never gets old. Even the bloke next to you who’s been on the ale since midday gets emotional.
  • Those Damn Crows – If they’re in Wales, we’re there. Simple. 🏴
  • Metallica – Seen them in stadiums, fields, and once when James Hetfield’s mic died, so 70,000 fans sang the song for him. Proper goosebump stuff.
  • Skindred – Benji Webb could tell us to do the Newport Helicopter in Aldi and we’d still do it.

📣 Over to You, Mun!

Who’s your most-seen band? Is it the one that got you into rock? The one you’ve followed across counties, countries, and questionable ferry rides? Or maybe it’s that guilty-pleasure glam act you only admit to after your fourth pint?

Drop your number below – we want to know who’s got bragging rights and who’s deep in the gig addiction danger zone (spoiler: it’s probably all of us).

💬 Question of the Day:
What’s your exact gig count for your most-seen band? And what’s the wildest trip you’ve taken to see them? Bonus points if it involved sleeping in a train station, blagging it backstage, or missing work because “the last train didn’t run.”