- - '70s Rock Icons Give Fan 'Biblical Experience' at Concert

Rylan FischerDecember 23, 2025 at 2:10 AM

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Some of the most memorable experiences of my life have been spent at concerts. Time spent with friends, family, and incredible music have shaped who I am and who I'm becoming. It's an important part of my life.

Sometimes, when the moment and the song are right, this transcendent experience can happen. Everything melts away, and the music reaches you in a way that it never has before.

America is a perfect band for something like this. Known for their guitar harmonies and soft rock pioneering, the group can create an incredibly striking mood at their concerts. Founded in 1970, the group has stood out since inception, starting as the only three Americans in the burgeoning London rock scene of the '70s. Their first album granted them immediate success, with the iconic hit "A Horse With No Name," which has become ingrained in pop culture since. the song defined the soft harmonies, and Americana tinged lyrics that the band would become known for.

With their next album, the band released arguably their most notable song, and that is "Ventura Highway." It is easily the most emblematic song of the band's style. The tight harmonies, the imagery of the long open road; all of it coalesces into this beautiful song that transports you. That's clearly the experience one fan had at one of their concerts recently, as we can see here.

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"It was a biblical experience," the fan wrote.

I'm feeling transported too just listening to it. Of course, nothing can replace the real thing, which is something many fellow fans expressed in the comments.

"I’m so jealous of you right now."

"Caption is actually goals... holy cow, I went with my family to the Eagles concert and I felt the same lol."

"Seeing them live is the best feeling EVERRR!!"

Nothing beats connecting with your favorite music in person. Everyone should try and see their favorite artists when they can, or when it's reasonable. it's absolutely worth it.

Related: Iconic '70s Band Reveals Story Behind Their Classic Name After 55 Years

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