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* The Beatles - August 15, 1966 (performed in front of 32,164 fans, two weeks later, they would play their last-ever concert for a paying public at San Francisco's Candlestick Park.[9])
* The Rolling Stones - July 4, 1972, September 24-25, 1989 & August 1 & 3, 1994
* The Grateful Dead - June 9-10, 1973, July 6-7, 1986, July 12-13, 1989, July 12, 1990, June 14, 1991, June 20, 1992, June 25-26, 1993, with Sting, July 16-17, 1994 & June 24-25, 1995
* The Jacksons - September 21-22, 1984
* Bruce Springsteen & The E Street Band - August 5, 1985
* Madonna - July 2, 1987, with Level 42
* U2 - September 20, 1987, August 15-16, 1992, with Primus & The Disposable Heroes of Hiphoprisy & May 26, 1997, with Fun Lovin' Criminals
* Pink Floyd - June 1, 1988 & July 9-10, 1994
* Van Halen, Metallica, Scorpions, Dokken & Kingdom Come - June 10, 1988 (Monsters of Rock Festival)
* Paul McCartney - July 4 & 6, 1990
* Guns N' Roses & Metallica - July 17, 1992, with Faith No More
* Bob Dylan - June 24-25, 1995
* Tibetan Freedom Concert - June 13, 1998 (The first day is cut short, after several fans are struck by lightning, during Herbie Hancock's set.[10])
* 'N Sync - July 10, 2000, with Sisqo & P!nk & August 13, 2001
* The United We Stand: What More Can I Give Concert - October 21, 2001 (hosted by Michael Jackson, was held as a memorial to the victims of the September 11, 2001 attacks.)


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'Holocaust grave' discovered in Romania

The mass grave is only the second such find in Romania since WWII
A mass grave containing the bodies of about 100 Jews killed during the Holocaust has been discovered in Romania, researchers say.

The burial pit was found in a forest about 350km (220 miles) north-east of the capital, Bucharest.

It is thought to contain the remains of men, women and children shot in 1941 by troops of the pro-Nazi Romanian regime.

Up to 380,000 Jews are believed to have been killed in Romanian-controlled territory during WWII.

The mass grave was found near the village of Popricani, near the city of Iasi, following testimonies from local inhabitants, who witnessed the killings.

"So far we exhumed 16 bodies but this is just the beginning because the mass grave is very deep and we only dug up superficially", Adrian Cioflanca, a Romanian historian involved in the dig, said.

It is only the second Holocaust-era mass grave discovered in Romania since 1945.






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