Question Of The Week

What will be the must-see concert event of this summer?

Mike Rossi/WSTW: Live Earth.

Keith Allen/WQEN: Police.

Bob Patrick/WXLK: Linkin Park.

Chris Reed/KSMB: Justin Timberlake.

Jon Zellner/XM Satellite: No question – Live Earth. And, if you can’t make it around the world in one day, XM will carry all nine stages from all seven continents live on XM Channels 40-46.

Brody/WDCG: Either John Mayer or Linkin Park.

Stan Priest/WKSS: Johnny Winter.

Billy The Baby DJ/KHTT: Our “Summer Smash” of course.

Karson With A K/WHBQ: August 6, 2007 at the FedEx Forum, Justin Timberlake.

Sean Tyszler/WMMR: Projekt Revolution. I haven’t seen Linkin Park in a while, and I haven’t seen My Chemical Romance yet.

Skywalker/WSPK: The sold-out K-Fest 2007 featuring Akon, Gym Class Heroes, Omraion, Paula DeAnda, Baby Boy, Lumidee, Tiffany Affair, Audio Club and Brooke Hogan.

Natalie Randall/WFBC: I want to see Maroon 5! There’s rumors they may be making it in our town this summer. I sure hope so!

Tony Waitekus/WIXX: Fall Out Boy.

Beaver/WERO: Well actually, I recently saw the concert of the summer, Gwen Stefani. What a great show!

Tim Sheridan/KIBZ: The Police

Greg Rampage/KFMA: Seeing Bad Religion on the Warped Tour.

Boomer/WXEG: Personally, I’m looking forward to the White Stripes. And of course, our X-Fest in September.

Mase/WKZQ: In this market, The White Stripes or Morrissey.

Jason “Hammer” Squires/KFRR: The Police

Dave Hanacek/KJEE: The KJEE Beach Ball of course!

Leslie Scott/WFXH: Rocklahoma!!!

Blando/WXNR: Projekt Revolution tour.

Bill Dunn/WRRV: Live Earth at Giants Stadium.

Curt Kay/WDHA: Definitely the Police reunion, hands down.

Cutter/WZOR: Velvet Revolver and Alice In Chains. That’s supposed to be in late summer/early fall.

JR/WHEB: Roger Waters at the Garden in Boston because he’s doing Dark Side of the Moon. I’ve never seen it so this is my chance.

Eric Chase/WAEB: The NFL Kickoff concert.

Toby Knapp/WIHT: Virgin Fest Tour… hands down!

Riggs/WKXJ: Bowling For Soup and Quiet Drive.