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Shannon Took Smith to His First Concert
Mojo In The Morning

Shannon Took Smith to His First Concert

from Mojo In The Morning

August 4, 2025 | 00:09:37 | Leisure

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delivery area and charges may vary um it's mojo in the morning show so uh shannon went to go to katy perry last night took smith to his first concert and then uh lydia and bianca went to lalapalooza so i figured we'd start talking about the recap of the concerts can i start real quick with uh with bianca bianca you got to see everybody and boy our social media blew up from all the stuff you guys were posting.

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I know. It was actually so crazy. It was actually such a fun experience. I was doing some reflecting on it, and it made me gain a really big appreciation for music. I'm not going to lie.

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It's that outdoor festival that's in Chicago. I know that you didn't get a chance to stay for Sabrina Carpenter, but I saw Lydia's post last night. It was crazy.

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I'm so jealous.

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She brought out Earth, Wind, and Fire.

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Who's that?

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Well, exactly. Do your Googles. She had no clue. Sabrina knows. There's a song that sings, do you remember the 21st day of September I know that song so they came out but real quick I wanted to mention this, it was interesting there is a guy that I love Pat Tomasulo, he works for WGN in Chicago, Pat is very funny he was posting on social media all weekend long how there were too many old people at Lollapalooza Lollapalooza started off as something that a bunch of 20 year olds get to hang out and have fun and how the price of the tickets has gotten to be so expensive that it now no longer can be for them so he said it was he said that uh he went out there to cover it for their station he said it was all a bunch of 40 plus year olds and he said that uh it was crazy he's like this is this is not fun anymore which

00:04:00 - 00:04:15 | Speaker 3:

is you didn't think so no i did not see any old people besides one during olivia rodrigo we were standing in like the mosh pit for like two hours before her set and there was a dad like a 50 year old dad standing in there by himself i'm like oh who are you who are you with it's kind of creepy

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isn't it when when he don't know if he's with a kid he almost has to show that he's with his

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daughter but it didn't look like it a little creepy or was it his girlfriend no it was like a funny age to play that game no he said he does it every year with his daughter it's like

00:04:30 - 00:04:39 | Speaker 6:

it's like they're bobbing oh you guys actually talked about that that's cool speaking of that shannon you went to katie perry last night which is was smith's very first concert yeah it was

00:04:39 - 00:05:00 | Speaker 2:

very very first show he loves katie perry so um that's what that was one of his birthday presents was tickets to the show last night and we had such a good time you guys and i wish i would have had my phone out when she first came up through the middle of this stage i thought he was gonna have a heart attack he was like oh my god screaming his head off

00:05:00 - 00:05:26 | Speaker 1:

It was so fun, but you take, you kind of like take for granted the whole concert experience. And he kept looking at me and he was like, mom, I can feel it through my whole body. Like it was just, it was really, really fun. He was so excited. His favorite song is Dark Horse. And that was the fourth song she played. So got that out of the way. I had already looked at the set list and told him we were not staying until the very end because mom needs to go to bed early.

00:05:26 - 00:05:27 | Speaker 5:

Did you leave on the fifth song then?

00:05:28 - 00:06:06 | Speaker 1:

No, there was like a middle portion. She calls it Choose Your Own Adventure, where the audience gets to choose a couple of acoustic songs. And I had looked ahead in the set list to go, okay. Yeah. That's always the worst. Acoustic songs. Really? Depending on who it is. Depending on who it is. But after that, there were a bunch of songs that I didn't know until the very end when she did Roar and Firework as the last two songs. And so I said, Smith, we'll listen to those ones in the car. Did she fly around? She did a ton of stunts. Yeah, and her stage was really cool because it was like an infinity symbol, so no matter where you were sitting, and LCA was packed, you had a really good view of where she was.

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What was your first concert that you went to?

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I think it was Nukas on the Black.

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Oh, where's that coming from? Who's ringing? Is that a ring?

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I heard it, too. Sorry.

00:06:16 - 00:06:25 | Speaker 5:

Oh, it's on your microphone there. I'm like, I'm dialing somebody up. I don't even know how it's dialing. Colin Smith. What was your first one again? New Kids on the Black?

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I think it was New Kids on the, I think I was in second grade and it was New Kids on the Block. So right around the same time.

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My first, that's a huge one, by the way, to go to that because New Kids on the Block were like ridiculous at that time.

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I had a New Kids on the Block birthday party that year and I'm pretty sure I went to the show.

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They weren't playing like, at that time, they weren't playing the palace. They were playing like the Silver Domes and stuff. My first concert was REO Speedwagon and it was because I grew up in Chicago and my dad was their doctor. My dad was the doctor for REO Speedwagon and Styx, those two bands. And so my dad would go to the concerts from time to time because a lot of times, like Kevin Cronin, who was the lead singer of REO Speedwagon, lost his voice. And one time Dennis DeYoung had the same thing, so my dad had to give him a cortisone shot to help him out. But so that was kind of like the first concert. I remember my dad saying, would you like to come with me? And I went to it and it was like, oh, yeah, I get to go to the thing. What was your first concert?

00:07:22 - 00:07:41 | Speaker 4:

My first concert was Summer Jam, downtown Detroit, Hart Plaza. It wasn't supposed to be my first concert because my cousin brought my friend and I down here to sell waters. And we quickly left the water station and went to the concert. The Lil Jon and the Eastside Boys and Bonecrusher, those were like the big X.

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Wait, you were the kid that I see these kids all the time selling like Snickers bars on the side of the road and water. You did that? I was supposed to do that. I always wondered if that was a scam by some guy.

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Sometimes I feel like it is, and sometimes they really do have a football team.

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Oh, they do have a football team?

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Yeah, they're really trying to raise money.

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Nia, what's happening?

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Hi.

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What's going on?

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Oh, I just wanted to say that you got the Earth, Wind & Fire lyric wrong. You said the 21st date of September, but it's the 21st night.

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I just kept it quiet. Sometimes you just got to let them rock out.

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Actually, the 21st day of September is when my son Joe was born. I became a dad on the September 21st. So that's mine. I sing it. But do you remember, by the way, your first concert? Maybe it was on the 21st day of September or night of September. What was it?

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Actually, I'm not a big concert person. The first time I went to a concert was like three years ago with my friends, and I don't know who the artist was. What? Really?

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How old are you, Nia?

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21.

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It's funny, you know Earth, Wind, and Fire, but you've never been to a concert. You're not a concert person.

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Well, no, she said she went.

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She doesn't remember who she saw. Yeah, the only reason I know Earth, Wind, and Fire is because it was my mom's brother. Her brother passed away, but it was his favorite group.

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Yeah, they were great. By the way, my favorite song from them is Led's Groove Tonight.

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Oh, yeah, I like that one.

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That's a great song.

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Yeah, the Spice of Life. Oh, my God, she knows it.

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You gotta go to Earth, Wind, and Fire. We gotta get her to a concert. Lynn, what was your first concert that you went to?

00:09:21 - 00:09:33 | Speaker 2:

Mine was Bon Jovi back at Joe Louis Arena, and I remember it distinctly because I would cry any time I would smell weed.

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Oh, really? Were there a lot of people smoking the reefer? Smoking the reefer. Oh, yes.

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Too many.

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Bon Jovi. That's a great first concert to go to. That was like one of those concerts where you knew all the songs.

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It was awesome. I loved it. Went with my cousin and my best friend, and I miss her. She's down in Florida now.

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You know what's funny, though? Now you don't need to go to concerts to smell the weed.

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You just go to a BP gas station, pump your gas. You'll smell it right there. What's going on, Vicky?

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Hey, how's it going, guys?

00:10:07 - 00:10:11 | Speaker 7:

What's happening? Good. We're talking about how Shannon took Smith to his very first concert, Katy Perry.

00:10:12 - 00:10:43 | Speaker 4:

That is awesome. And Shannon mentioned that her first concert was New Kids on the Block. Yes. And she was like in second grade. New Kids on the Block was also my first, but I was 15. So now I feel like really old. Okay. It's okay. And also, Kev, you've got to be careful with some of those comments under your breath. What did I say? You can all hear them, too. What did I say? Earlier, when he talked about Shannon and her sisters. You went, yeah, mm-hmm. Yeah.

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I forget there's a microphone here. No, he knows there's a microphone. What's up, Rob? How you doing?

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Amazing. My first concert was Kid Rock and Foreigner, and it was due to you guys. I want them off you guys. Oh, sweet.

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By the way, Kid Rock and Foreigner, there must have been more mullets in that crowd than any other crowd. Am I guessing, right? Yeah, have a good one. Yeah, take care. He's got one. Damien, what's going on? Your first concert, Damien, that you went to?

00:11:15 - 00:11:21 | Speaker 1:

What's going on, Mojo? I went to one concert, man. I'm 23. It was Harry Styles. Whoa.

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No way. That's a great one.

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That's a crazy one.

00:11:24 - 00:11:33 | Speaker 1:

We had our one-night-only tour in New York. We got tickets of $25. Drove all over New York. Wow, that's awesome.

00:11:33 - 00:11:59 | Speaker 7:

That's some experience. Well, hey, this morning on the show, we're going to give you a chance to go see some, if you haven't been to a concert, your first concert. We're going to give away tickets this morning to see Nelly and Ja Rule. Murder. We got Tate McRae sold-out show. That's going to be a huge show to go to. And then, what do we got at 830? Hold on a second. Chris Brown. Sold out. Hey, this weekend. Chris Brown. No, this is Thursday and Friday. Yeah, the end of the week.

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