'overwhelming concert' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to an especially intense or impressive concert performance, such as when describing a particularly memorable live show. For example, "I had the chance to see the band play live last month, and it was an overwhelming concert experience."
In the centrepiece 3D audio room, you are surrounded by 6.5m-high video screens, flashing camera bulbs and an almost overwhelming concert soundtrack.
The Storm Interlude, in particular, suffered in comparison with an overwhelming concert performance that the London Symphony gave at Avery Fisher Hall four years ago, under Colin Davis's direction.
Few love fests in pop are as overwhelming as a concert by the Queen of Hip-Hop Soul.
Few lovefests in pop are as overwhelming as a concert by the queen of hip-hop soul.
Yet the generosity of spirit and positive energy, combined with vibrant dancing, were so overwhelming that the concert was thoroughly enjoyable.
During the slower stretches, I imagined a Savall Family sitcom: "But, Dad, I don't want to play theorbo!" The final event in the series, with the players of Le Concert des Nations and the singers of La Capella Reial, was an overwhelming experience, the concert of the year.
Still, overwhelming is overwhelming.
His success with the public was overwhelming; his personality on the concert platform, like that of Liszt, his predecessor among piano virtuosos, generated a mystical devotion.
The first public and press reactions were enthusiastic, even though there wasn't an absolutely overwhelming need for a new concert hall – WE WANT IT said one headline – so the city adopted the project and eventually paid for most of it.
These are some of the fundamental questions of theodicy, of how faith can be justified and experienced in contrast and concert with the overwhelming penetration and presence of evil in our existential and social realities.
Because the sound of a concert grand might prove overwhelming in such confines, the Armory is supplying artists with a Steinway baby grand that, unfortunately, makes a tinny sound in the upper register.
