Re: Upcoming concerts
Posted: Mon August 18, 2025 1:04 am
Saw Houndmouth last night. Fun show
I got my tickets for dead center 1st row balcony. My son and I were in a box with a couple. He said he felt like Abraham Lincoln. The tickets were VIP so we came in a side entrance. That was cool. I had no idea what the venue was like. It’s like a town square in Mexico or a setting on the Pirates of the Carribean ride. Honestly, aside from Red Rocks, it’s the coolest venue I’ve ever been in.Chris_H_2 wrote:sorry if i'm pissing on parades, but the aragon is my least favorite venue in the city (i'll take the united center over it). bad sight lines. a mass of humanity. tough to get to. not much nearby for pre- or post-concert stuff. at least daft has reserved seating (that helps a lot -- we saw olivia rodrigo up there about 3 years ago).
This was good. Great trio and the dude is very talented. The band is tight and groovy.VinylGuy wrote:going to see Thundercat in about an hour
That’s so awesome. Having those separate seats adds so much. Glad you had a great time, and hope you didn’t venture too far to the east of the venue (it gets super sketchy).daft twat wrote:I got my tickets for dead center 1st row balcony. My son and I were in a box with a couple. He said he felt like Abraham Lincoln. The tickets were VIP so we came in a side entrance. That was cool. I had no idea what the venue was like. It’s like a town square in Mexico or a setting on the Pirates of the Carribean ride. Honestly, aside from Red Rocks, it’s the coolest venue I’ve ever been in.Chris_H_2 wrote:sorry if i'm pissing on parades, but the aragon is my least favorite venue in the city (i'll take the united center over it). bad sight lines. a mass of humanity. tough to get to. not much nearby for pre- or post-concert stuff. at least daft has reserved seating (that helps a lot -- we saw olivia rodrigo up there about 3 years ago).
lol reading back my post to myself now I don’t know how I wrote “Three Pence None the Richer.”zeb wrote:That's cool, although it would be a no from me.Simple Torture wrote:My cousin was a record executive in the late '90s/early 2000s, and she has maintained relationships with a variety of acts she worked with, so occasionally I'll get emails like the one she sent me today which said: "Do you want me to put you on the guest list for Toad the Wet Sprocket/Three Pence None the Richer?"
Fun guysE.H. Ruddock wrote:Saw Houndmouth last night. Fun show
It’ll be interesting to see how their newer (ie, less than 25 years old) material sounds in a big arena. I saw them three times from 97-01 and the medium-sized club show was by far the best, I didn’t think a lot of their stuff translated as well to big outdoor festival settings. I bet the last few albums will come across well.LoathedVermin72 wrote:I’ve also been thanking about seeing them but tickets are more than I want to pay. Also I hate arena shows.
I like the show even more now that its been a couple of days. They really are very talented musicians all around even if it can get a little same-y.VinylGuy wrote:This was good. Great trio and the dude is very talented. The band is tight and groovy.VinylGuy wrote:going to see Thundercat in about an hour