Where have you seen Dream Theater?

[Ben_Jamin]

Dec 2, 2017  Dallas, TX  (Toyota Music Factory in Irving) - Images, Words & Beyond 25th Anniversary

This needs to be added to my list as well

He was there too...?

[Big Hath]

who me?  Yeah, I was second row right in front of JP.

[Samir]

I saw them well over a decade ago in Atlanta back with the original lineup.  I still remember how badly my voice was shot from singing along with all the songs at that volume.  They sounded just as good live as on the albums, which I loved. 

[Setlist Scotty]

I saw them well over a decade ago in Atlanta back with the original lineup.  I still remember how badly my voice was shot from singing along with all the songs at that volume.  They sounded just as good live as on the albums, which I loved. 

Which lineup are you referring to? I ask because officially, the original lineup of DT was with Charlie Dominici in the band, and I know DT didn't do any touring down to Atlanta then. Do you mean the lineup with James LaBrie and Kevin Moore in 1992-93, or could you be referring to the lineup with Derek Sherinian from 1994-98, or the longest lineup with Jordan Rudess and Mike Portnoy from 1999-2010?

[jammindude]

I have seen every tour once and only once with the exception of WDADU (which extremely few people saw) and the SFAM tour, which skipped Seattle. 

Images and Words Tour - June 8th 1993 - Seattle

Awake Tour - Nov 27th 1994 - Seattle (for both of these first two shows, I was front row center, because I was the only person standing in line when the tickets went on sale)

Falling Into Infinity Tour - Nov 15th 1997 - Seattle

Six Degrees Tour - March 9th 2002 - San Francisco (ROAD TRIP!!)

North American Summer Tour with Queenryche - Aug 2nd 2003 - Seattle

Train of Thought Tour - March 2nd 2004 - Seattle

Octavarium Tour - April 1st 2006 - RADIO CITY MUSIC HALL NEW YORK CITY!!!!   (eternal gratitude to Setlist Scotty for that)

Progressive Nation Tour (supporting Systematic Chaos) - May 5th 2008 - Seattle

Black Clouds and Silver Linings Tour - June 21st 2010 - Portland, OR (road trip to see the headlining set from DT rather than an opening set for Iron Maiden in Seattle)

A Dramatic Turn of Events Tour - Sep 27th 2011 - Seattle

Dream Theater (Along for the Ride) Tour - April 12th 2014 - Vancouver BC (took the weekend show rather than a Monday show in Seattle)

The Astonishing Tour - May 11th 2016 - Seattle

[Samsara]

Aug. 9, 1998 - Jones Beach, Wantagh, NY (opening for Deep Purple and ELP)
Dec. 29, 1998 - NYC, NY - Irving Plaza
Feb. 26, 2000 - NYC, NY - Roseland Ballroom
Jan. 19, 2002 - NYC, NY - BB King's
Mar. 22, 2002 - Boston, MA - Orpheum Theatre
Sep. 14, 2002 - Jones Beach, Wantagh, NY
Jul. 26, 2003 - Concord, CA - Chronicle Pavilion
Jul. 27, 2003 - Sacramento, CA - The Cove at Cal Expo
Mar. 5, 2004 - San Francisco, CA - The Warfield
Jul. 28, 2007 - Berkeley, CA - Community Theater
Jun. 20, 2010 - Concord, CA - Sleep Train Pavilion
Sep. 24, 2011 - San Francisco, CA - The Warfield
Oct. 25, 2017 - Oakland, CA - Fox Theater

Thirteen (13) times.

[Max Kuehnau]

Once on the Met2 tour in 2000 in Stuttgart
Four times on the 6 Degrees tour in 2002 in Stuttgart, Lichtenfels, Freiburg and Offenbach
Once on the Train Of Thought tour in 2004 in Stuttgart
Once on the Along For The Ride tour in 2014 in Mannheim
Once on The Astonishing Live in 2016 in Frankfurt
Once on IW/B in 2017 in Hamburg

That's 9 times as of now. I know I will attend the tour next year as well. I regret not getting to attend the Dramatic Turn tour. And (the way I see things now) I regret attending all the Portnoy era tours I've attended.

[Ruba]

Kulttuuritalo, Helsinki, 2015. Disappointing show, because they only played one song per album and mostly hits. In contrast, Anathema (the opening act) had a very intimate acoustic set. They had lost most of their equipment during the flight and had apparently get the instruments on a pretty short notice. I really enjoyed them, even though I missed the first song and only knew songs from Weather Systems and the cover of Wish You Were Here by Pink Floyd.

Like in the Iron Maiden/Alice Cooper show I saw in 2011, the opening act was better.

[YtseJamittaja]

Kulttuuritalo, Helsinki, 2015. Disappointing show, because they only played one song per album and mostly hits. In contrast, Anathema (the opening act) had a very intimate acoustic set. They had lost most of their equipment during the flight and had apparently get the instruments on a pretty short notice. I really enjoyed them, even though I missed the first song and only knew songs from Weather Systems and the cover of Wish You Were Here by Pink Floyd.

Like in the Iron Maiden/Alice Cooper show I saw in 2011, the opening act was better.

That was the worst DT show in Finland for me. I have seen 2007 SC tour, 2011 Progressive nation, 2015 and 2017 I&WB tour. The 2015 one was really a typical festival set, they didn't even communicate with fans, it was really poor performance. 2017 was really much better.

[Max Kuehnau]

I hope they played well though. (that would be the most important thing to me, I for one never saw Mike fail ever since he's in the band, that's calming)
I wasn't on that tour but I loved that they played Afterlife and Bridges and Veil.

[Cyclopssss]

Something like 8 times spread over 18 years in Rotterdam, Amsterdam and Tilburg. Skipped the one time they played Zwolle.

[SoundscapeMN]

Minneapolis, MN
First Ave's Mainroom (1)
The Quest Club (1)
The State Theatre (5?)
The Orpheum Theatre (1)
Target Center (1)

Burnsville, MN
Ames Center (1)

Irivine, CA
Irvine Meadows Amphitheatre (1)