Dave Grohl would simply point to a section of the crowd, and they would explode into cheers. In fact, the Saddledome has never been louder. It wasn’t frantic, high pitched screams, rather, a thunderous and powerful roar, and it almost felt like an earthquake could happen at any moment.

Emerging with only an acoustic guitar, Corgan strummed the first chords of “Disarm,” and the crowd erupted, jumping to their feet.

Even after all this time, The Eagles still draw quite the crowd, and play with the same amount of subtle enthusiasm as a young rock band, keeping fans of all ages on their toes, as well as on their feet.

Last night, Vance Joy, known for his hit “Riptide” and opening for Taylor Swift’s 1989 World Tour, brought his Fire and the Flood Tour to Calgary’s Southern Alberta Jubilee Auditorium. The sold out show was definitely not a night to be missed.