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Different sources quote the following concerts, as haven been the most crowded in the history: - Rod Stewart at Copacabana in Brazil - 31.12.1993 with an estimated 3.5 million people attending - Jean Michel Jarre in Moscow, Russia - 06.09.1997 also with an estimated 3.5 million people attending Other big concerts, but NOT stated to be the "biggest", include: - The Rolling Stones at Copacabana - 18.02.2006 with an estimated attendance of 1.5 million people - Simon & Garfunkel in Central Park, NY - 19.09.1981 with an estimated attendance of 750.000 people - Woodstock Festival in Woodstock, NY - 15.08.1969-17.08.1969 with an estimated attendance of 500.000 people



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Different sources quote the following concerts, as haven been the most crowded in the history: - Rod Stewart at Copacabana in Brazil - 31.12.1993 with an estimated 3.5 million people attending - Jean Michel Jarre in Moscow, Russia - 06.09.1997 also with an estimated 3.5 million people attending Other big concerts, but NOT stated to be the "biggest", include: - The Rolling Stones at Copacabana - 18.02.2006 with an estimated attendance of 1.5 million people - Simon & Garfunkel in Central Park, NY - 19.09.1981 with an estimated attendance of 750.000 people - Woodstock Festival in Woodstock, NY - 15.08.1969-17.08.1969 with an estimated attendance of 500.000 people



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Most people at a concert? - Answers

Different sources quote the following concerts, as haven been the most crowded in the history: - Rod Stewart at Copacabana in Brazil - 31.12.1993 with an estimated 3.5 million people attending - Jean Michel Jarre in Moscow, Russia - 06.09.1997 also with an estimated 3.5 million people attending Other big concerts, but NOT stated to be the "biggest", include: - The Rolling Stones at Copacabana - 18.02.2006 with an estimated attendance of 1.5 million people - Simon & Garfunkel in Central Park, NY - 19.09.1981 with an estimated attendance of 750.000 people - Woodstock Festival in Woodstock, NY - 15.08.1969-17.08.1969 with an estimated attendance of 500.000 people

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      Different sources quote the following concerts, as haven been the most crowded in the history: - Rod Stewart at Copacabana in Brazil - 31.12.1993 with an estimated 3.5 million people attending - Jean Michel Jarre in Moscow, Russia - 06.09.1997 also with an estimated 3.5 million people attending Other big concerts, but NOT stated to be the "biggest", include: - The Rolling Stones at Copacabana - 18.02.2006 with an estimated attendance of 1.5 million people - Simon & Garfunkel in Central Park, NY - 19.09.1981 with an estimated attendance of 750.000 people - Woodstock Festival in Woodstock, NY - 15.08.1969-17.08.1969 with an estimated attendance of 500.000 people

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