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| Posted: Fri Dec 6th, 2019 11:46 pm |
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srossi
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WongLee wrote: srossi wrote:You got one of those wives too eh? My little 'ol Texas gal has made me take her to more country shows than I care to admit. I mean it's not bad. Especially after pre-gaming with Fireball in the parking lot. But I look at myself and say "oh how the mighty have fallen"I took my wife to a Kenny Chesney stadium show with 3 fairly big names (if you're into country) as openers and it was the same deal. Only Chesney and Garth for me. I preferred Chesney. It’s basically a rock concert. Not the kind of rock I prefer, but rock. I didn’t hear much country. This year Chesney plays Metlife the night before Crue/Leppard play Citi Field. I bet a lot of fans will actually be at both. My wife will be, but fortunately she’s seeing Chesney with friends this time. Last edited on Fri Dec 6th, 2019 11:48 pm by srossi ____________________ This thread was great before AA ruined it. |
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| Posted: Sat Dec 7th, 2019 01:32 am |
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srossi wrote: WongLee wrote:Yep. That's the one saving grace is that the "country" music of the teens are the hard rock of the 70's and 80's as far as the live experience is concerned. Guys like Zac Brown cover Sabbath during their shows. When we saw Brad Paisley, his guitar heroics were as good as any hair metal stooge.srossi wrote:You got one of those wives too eh? My little 'ol Texas gal has made me take her to more country shows than I care to admit. I mean it's not bad. Especially after pre-gaming with Fireball in the parking lot. But I look at myself and say "oh how the mighty have fallen"I took my wife to a Kenny Chesney stadium show with 3 fairly big names (if you're into country) as openers and it was the same deal.
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| Posted: Sat Dec 7th, 2019 04:59 am |
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srossi
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WongLee wrote: srossi wrote:WongLee wrote:Yep. That's the one saving grace is that the "country" music of the teens are the hard rock of the 70's and 80's as far as the live experience is concerned. Guys like Zac Brown cover Sabbath during their shows. When we saw Brad Paisley, his guitar heroics were as good as any hair metal stooge.srossi wrote:You got one of those wives too eh? My little 'ol Texas gal has made me take her to more country shows than I care to admit. I mean it's not bad. Especially after pre-gaming with Fireball in the parking lot. But I look at myself and say "oh how the mighty have fallen"I took my wife to a Kenny Chesney stadium show with 3 fairly big names (if you're into country) as openers and it was the same deal. I would see the Zac Brown Band. They seem more like southern rock than country to me and the little I've heard of them I like.
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| Posted: Mon Dec 9th, 2019 01:49 am |
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The start times for most shows is listed as 4:30. Assuming an 11:00ish curfew, it'll probably line up like this: 4:30 Joan Jett 5:30 Poison 7:00 Leppard/Crue 9:00 Leppard/Crue
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| Posted: Mon Dec 9th, 2019 11:22 pm |
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WongLee Hall Of Famer
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Joan will be playing in front of literally 20 people if she goes on at 4:30. I'm sure she'll laugh all the way to the bank but it must be hard to get up and do a great show for an empty stadium every night.
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| Posted: Mon Dec 9th, 2019 11:56 pm |
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brodiescomics
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My sister called today and said if I would drive she would get my wife and I a ticket. So looks like I am going.
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| Posted: Tue Dec 10th, 2019 01:03 am |
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The Doc
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Sorry didn't know youtube was blocked or I just do not know what the hell I am doing. Pretty funny Motley Crue link here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4pdQnZLEWNo
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| Posted: Thu Apr 2nd, 2020 09:07 pm |
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srossi
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A source is reporting to several metal sites that this tour is almost certainly about to be canceled, not necessarily postponed (although they may try again one day). Rehearsals were supposed to begin in late April/early May, and those clearly won't be able to take place, meaning that the bands (especially Motley Crue, who haven't done this for a while) aren't going to be ready for the tour to start in mid-June even if everything is opened up again shortly before the first date. Under the best of circumstances, some were concerned about Motley's ability to perform, but under these conditions it's almost impossible to move forward without the substantial in-person rehearsals. Then there's all the logistics and the physical building out of the stage and props that go into any major stadium tour, and everything is at a standstill right now. Add to that some health concerns for several guys, especially Mick Mars and Bret Michaels, who are reportedly concerned about coming out of quarantine too soon because of their underlying conditions, and the source says it's next-to-impossible to move forward at any time in 2020, even in the fall. Of course, there are lots of insurance issues and the financial hit will be enormous to all involved, so there's still some behind-the-scenes scrambling to try to save this any way possible. Live Nation has everyone's money and won't want to give it back under any circumstances, so they may keep everyone hostage for a year or more to try to get this thing on the road. That's basically the only reason why an announcement hasn't already been made. Last edited on Thu Apr 2nd, 2020 09:12 pm by srossi ____________________ This thread was great before AA ruined it. |
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| Posted: Thu Apr 2nd, 2020 09:32 pm |
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Married Jo
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Yeah, I can't see them canceling this, they're going to list it as "postponed" just like the Stones did so Live Nation can keep the money and not have to refund it..I have $600 right now tied up in Stones and Sammy Hagar/Circle tickets..those 2 bands/acts I'm fine with letting them list it as postponed, I'll go see them even if I have to wait a year but if I had money in any other shows and they were postponed and not canceled I'd be pissed at them basically collecting interest on my money for a year..
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| Posted: Thu Apr 2nd, 2020 09:36 pm |
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srossi
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Married Jo wrote: Yeah, I can't see them canceling this, they're going to list it as "postponed" just like the Stones did so Live Nation can keep the money and not have to refund it..I have $600 right now tied up in Stones and Sammy Hagar/Circle tickets..those 2 bands/acts I'm fine with letting them list it as postponed, I'll go see them even if I have to wait a year but if I had money in any other shows and they were postponed and not canceled I'd be pissed at them basically collecting interest on my money for a year.. I have close to a couple of thousand bucks held up right now by Ticketmaster/Live Nation/etc. A few already announced new dates, some are just TBD, but there is no option to get a refund from these assholes until it's officially announced as canceled. And if you postpone and you can't make the new date, they tell you it's your responsibility to sell your ticket. People are getting pissed and I wouldn't be surprised if this leads to another class action lawsuit like the one Ticketmaster just finished weaseling their way out of with their fake "vouchers". Last edited on Thu Apr 2nd, 2020 09:40 pm by srossi ____________________ This thread was great before AA ruined it. |
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| Posted: Thu Apr 2nd, 2020 09:53 pm |
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srossi wrote: Married Jo wrote:What's wrong with weaseling you're way out of something that is fake?Yeah, I can't see them canceling this, they're going to list it as "postponed" just like the Stones did so Live Nation can keep the money and not have to refund it..I have $600 right now tied up in Stones and Sammy Hagar/Circle tickets..those 2 bands/acts I'm fine with letting them list it as postponed, I'll go see them even if I have to wait a year but if I had money in any other shows and they were postponed and not canceled I'd be pissed at them basically collecting interest on my money for a year.. Attachment: images-2.jpg (Downloaded 35 times)
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| Posted: Mon Jun 1st, 2020 06:31 pm |
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srossi
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Officially postponed to summer of 2021 with new dates TBA. I'm not holding my breath that this will ever happen. Attachment: 1948FC2E-8662-4C0C-99EA-38D60809DCE8.jpeg (Downloaded 15 times) Last edited on Mon Jun 1st, 2020 06:32 pm by srossi ____________________ This thread was great before AA ruined it. |
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