Red Mosquito

Birds in Hell wrote:I'd prefer GA too.

I can't do seats, I fall asleep.

You don't have to actually sit in them...

cutuphalfdead wrote:

Birds in Hell wrote:I'd prefer GA too.

I can't do seats, I fall asleep.

You don't have to actually sit in them...

old man falls asleep standing up.

Honestly, as long as I can see the band and the music is louder than the people sitting near me, I don't care where I'm sitting.

Strat wrote:

cutuphalfdead wrote:

Birds in Hell wrote:I'd prefer GA too.

I can't do seats, I fall asleep.

You don't have to actually sit in them...

old man falls asleep standing up.

AL

Looks like I may try for one of the Wrigley shows. Isolated shows apart from the main tour, I see -- should be just enough time for them to get nice and rusty again...

I would go to Wrigley if it wasn't so stupid expensive. If I could just take a cheap flyer on over the hill has beens why not.

Leaning towards MSG but maybe only one night. Id probably regret it while im there just but putting in around $400 in cash to see PJ.....ugh. Thats hard to stomach now.

verb_to_trust wrote:I would go to Wrigley if it wasn't so stupid expensive. If I could just take a cheap flyer on over the hill has beens why not.

huh

So is everybody gonna have to call off work the day they go on sale n pray that stubhub mafia doesn't hound them all up in seconds??

With Fenway, I've only been there for one concert...Bruce.

Not sure where the heck to sit for this one...thinking about just buying seats in a newer section, where I can just sit back, relax and chill. Those new seats on the roof that are sort of like bar stools with a table in front aren't that bad.

Going to:

Greenville
Raleigh
Columbia

possibly Fenway.

I will be at both Fenway shows, assuming I can get tickets.

Will be going for MSG or Philly. But, this is probably the most apathetic I've been about seeing them live again.

The recent run of musician deaths has me acting like any tour can be their last.

numbers wrote:The recent run of musician deaths has me acting like any tour can be their last.

take it from someone who had tickets to but skipped nirvana in 1993 in chicago thinking they'd be back the following summer for lollapalooza . . .

Chris_H_2 wrote:

numbers wrote:The recent run of musician deaths has me acting like any tour can be their last.

take it from someone who had tickets to but skipped nirvana in 1993 in chicago thinking they'd be back the following summer for lollapalooza . . .

And I always regretted never trying to get Nirvana seats....wow, so sorry dude.

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Chris_H_2 wrote:

numbers wrote:The recent run of musician deaths has me acting like any tour can be their last.

take it from someone who had tickets to but skipped nirvana in 1993 in chicago thinking they'd be back the following summer for lollapalooza . . .

This seems like a stretch of a comparison

I'll be at Ft. Lauderdale and Miami. I'm so hyped, this will be PJ's first show in Miami since 1994. Hell yes.