Most Memorable Concert We’ve Seen In Lubbock – FMX Staff Picks

He can't remember the exact year or date of the show, but the first time Korn played the big stage in Lubbock was hands down Wes' favorite show. He took over 24 hours of mulling and arguing with himself to finally come to the conclusion of this show being his most memorable.

Same exact show as what Wes was thinking. It took the Heathen a whole three seconds to say Korn for his favorite show. Once again, no one can remember the exact date of the Korn show, but it was something that remained in a lot of people's hearts here in Lubbock.

Painman quickly recalled his most memorable concert as he went back to April, 2002, to talk about the Jagermeister Tour with Coal Chamber and many more. The reason he picked it was because we all witnessed Coal Chamber break up on stage following a fight between Dez and Meegs.

July 5th 2001 was the perfect storm for Lubbock. The ultimate lineup to ever hit the Hub City blew through to kick off the opening of the Lone Star Event Center. The lineup consisted of Disturbed, Papa Roach, Slipknot, Linkin Park and Mudvayne. Nuff said.

Rooster recalls the 2005 show that brought both Slipknot and Slayer to Lubbock. His reasoning for the show being his most memorable; "Dude, it's Slipknot and Slayer."

Our boss Dale said pick any Papa Roach concert and it's his favorite/most memorable/greatest thing ever. It's hard to argue with that because P. Roach does bring that extra Umph when they come to Lubbock.

Our digital guy said his most memorable show was seen by maybe 20 people. Back in 2011 at Bash Riprock's 2, the Reverend Peyton's Big Damn Band brought the most exciting blend of punk, rock, country, blues and just about every other genre of music you could think of to the Hub City. He played the show with walking pneumonia but still destroyed the small crowd. Killer show that everyone missed out on.