Concert History

Here is my concert history from 2006 - 2010. I saw my first concert on Monday January 23, it was my most favorite singer Billy Joel. The first folk band I saw was Peter, Paul and Mary it was in Westbury, NY on Saturday August 5, 2006. Next was Alexa Ray Joel in the Mercury Lounge on Wednesday February 28, 2007. Bruce Springsteen and The E Street Band I saw on Monday March 10, 2008 in Nassau Coliseum. Jimmy Buffett and The Coral Reefer Band I saw in Madison Square Garden on Thursday June 12, 2008. Ringo Starr and The All Star Band was in Radio City Music Hall on Tuesday June 24, 2008. Neil Diamond was in Madison Square Garden on Thursday August 14, 2008. Meat Loaf was in United Palace Theatre on Saturday December 6, 2008. Tom Jones was in Terminal 5 on Tuesday February 24, 2009. Yanni Voices I returned to Radio City Music Hall on Friday May 1, 2009. Fleetwood Mac was there on Thursday June 11, 2009. John Tesh was live in concert in Tilles, Center on Saturday July 11, 2009. Cyndi Lauper and Rosie O' Donnell I saw in Westbury, NY on Saturday August 8, 2009 it was a mix of music and comedy. 50 Cent I was there on Saturday October 3, 2009 in Governor's Island. Michael McDonald I saw on Wednesday December 16, 2009. Phil Collins I saw in Roseland Ballroom on Thursday June 24, 2010. Ringo Starr I saw for the second time in Radio City Music Hall on Wednesday July 7, 2010 and on that day it was his 70th Birthday. Roger Waters a former member of Pink Floyd I saw in Nassau Coliseum on Wednesday October 13, 2010 he did all the songs from The Wall. They were all concerts I can't wait to see more concerts.

by Justin Stenzler

Steve Wilkos

Steve Wilkos is the host of NBC Universal Domestic Television Distribution's nationally syndicated series "The Steve Wilkos Show."

A native of Chicago, Wilkos served his country in the U.S. Marine Corps for almost seven years before joining the Chicago Police Department. For almost 12 years, he kept the streets of Chicago's volatile 14th District (Shakespeare) safe while moonlighting during his off hours on television. Wilkos retired from the police force in 2001 and now devotes himself full time to his family and his show.

Prior to starting a show of his own, Wilkos filled in for Jerry Springer as host of the long-running "The Jerry Springer Show" on more than 50 episodes, using his law enforcement background and no-nonsense style to create his own identity as a talk show host.

Touted as a man of and for the people, Wilkos' popularity has skyrocketed and his sincerity and moral fiber have made for a very diverse fan base that includes people from all walks of life. When not watching cartoons with his two young children, Wilkos makes time to catch his favorite show of all time, "The Simpsons," for which he lent his voice for a cameo on a past episode (a milestone he proudly calls "the highlight of my career so far.") Wilkos has also appeared in several TV shows and films, including the hit motion picture "Austin Powers: The Spy Who Shagged Me."

In 2008, Wilkos became a national spokesman for USA CARES, a charitable organization dedicated to providing financial guidance to post 9/11 active duty U.S. military service personnel, veterans and their families. "I am honored to be associated with USA CARES, and fully support their vision of providing the tools to sustain military personnel and their families," says Wilkos.

A huge sports fan, Wilkos can be spotted at various professional sporting events in his free time, such as baseball, basketball and football games.

Wilkos and his wife, Rachelle Wilkos, who is executive producer of "The Steve Wilkos Show" and "The Jerry Springer Show," have two young children and live in Connecticut.

source : stevewilkos.com

by Justin Stenzler

The Miz

A devoted WWE fan his whole life, Mike "The Miz" Mizanin competed on the fourth season of "Tough Enough" in hopes of winning a contract to become a WWE Superstar. After finishing as the runner up, The Miz didn't give up on his dream and continued to train once the "Tough Enough" competition ended. Now, his hard work is being rewarded as the reality TV alum with the frat boy looks, sophomoric humor and explosive intensity is living out his dream as a Superstar in WWE.

The Miz was first introduced to TV audiences as one of the seven strangers on The Real World: Back to New York,"the 10th season of MTV's popular and groundbreaking reality show. Since then, The Miz has certainly made his rounds on the reality TV circuit. He's been on four seasons of the Real World/Road Rules Challenge, The Inferno, The Gauntlet, Battle of the Network Reality Stars, and recently as a competitor on a special edition of Fear Factor.

Alongside John Morrison, The Miz won the WWE Tag Team Championship, defeating Montel Vontavious Porter & Matt Hardy on SmackDown. The "Dirt Sheet" duo dominated WWE's tag team division as well as WWE.com's Original Series with their irreverent antics and shenanigans until they were split apart with the 2009 WWE Draft. Since then, Miz went on to win the United States Championship and the Unified Tag Team Championship, covering himself in gold ... but the egotistical Superstar wouldn't rest until he had the WWE Title in his grasp.

The Miz won the Raw Money in the Bank Ladder Match in July 2010, earning a WWE Title opportunity at the time and place of his choosing. The "Awesome One" was seldom seen without his red Money in the Bank briefcase for months following that pivotal victory, reminding whoever held the WWE Championship that it was only a matter of time before The Miz would strike and take what he believed was rightfully his.

On the Nov. 22, 2010, edition of Monday Night Raw, The Miz finally made good on his persistent threats, successfully cashing in his WWE Title opportunity on a vulnerable Randy Orton to capture the most prestigious prize in sports-entertainment. With a Skull-Crushing Finale on WWE's Apex Predator, The Miz ushered in The Era of Awesome.

Height:6'1"

Weight:231 lbs.

From:Cleveland, Ohio

Signature Move:Skull-Crushing Finale

Career Highlights:WWE Tag Team Champion; World Tag Team Champion; United States Champion; Unified Tag Team Champion; WWE Champion

source : wwe.com

by Justin Stenzler