Your last concert was to see who and when?

James Hunter and his band- big, full band with horns, blue-eyed soul. These guys are very good players and put on a tight, bang-on performance. The drummer is terrific, the bass is a good old fashioned acoustic bass- made me realize how much is missing, harmonically, from an electric bass. Solid keyboard player and did I mention the horn players? Jazzy, slick professionals with soul. James has a good voice- he pushes hard, and you walk out a couple hours later fully satisfied that you've been fully entertained by great performers, delivering the goods. 
We've heard them at least 6 times now, and particularly enjoy them in the little local club not far from our NY place. 

But-. Well said.  No individual ego in that group; all players/singers serving the song.  When they are that technically skilled and the songs are that good, it's sublime!  

Went on a bike ride a couple weeks ago. Saw moe. in Utica NY, then a couple nights later Dark Star Orchestra in Charlotte NC. Both were absolutely excellent. 

Dead and Co. last month. More recently caught Earthless for a show last week. My ears got pummeled for that one. It was cool though. 

It's been a wonderful summer.  The Dallas Symphony at Vail Bravo and the Philadelphia Symphony a month later at Vail Bravo, and then the finale concert of the Aspen Music Festival this weekend.
In between, there was Frank Solvan and Dirty Kitchen in Lyons, The Flaming Lips at Red Rocks.