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Joe Russo almost dead next week.. umphreys the following.. pumpkins/noel in aug

japanese breakfast tuesday night. i've had tickets to the last 2 of her shows here in chicago, but each time i had to bail. i might actually make this one.

Just got tickets to see Metallica on Halloween

Chris_H_2 wrote:japanese breakfast tuesday night. i've had tickets to the last 2 of her shows here in chicago, but each time i had to bail. i might actually make this one.

Ooooh. Nice. Would love to see them!

Kurt Vile and Jeff Tweedy this week

LetMeSleep wrote:Arctic Monkeys next week

Ozzy has cancelled his festival appearance so it's now just Slayer, Priest, AIC, Anthrax, Converge, High Tension etc for Downlaod next month

Anthrax, Alice, Priest and Slayer all nailed it. Great day only marred by an hour long queue for food.

liebzz wrote:Marcus King Band on March 8th at the Capitol Theatre. First show of 2019.

This was a fantastic show. Shocking that he’s just 22 years old. Highly recommended when he comes in your area. Dude has been making a name for himself, selling out the bar/side venue Garcia’s in minutes then selling out the larger Capitol Theatre for the Friday night show. Will be playing at Brooklyn Bowl in June but 2/3 nights are already sold out.

Summer appears to be set:

Marcus King Band (again) on 6/5 at Brooklyn Bowl
My Morning Jacket on 8/10(?) at Forest Hills
Ben Harper/Trombone Shorty on 8/27 at Pier 17

Ice Cube this Saturday!

iron maiden this summer

Peeps wrote:iron maiden this summer

Debating seeing them. They're good, just wish they had a fresher setlist and/or arrangements tour to tour.

Michael Schenker and The 1975 in April

Twenty One Pilots and Ocean Alley in May.

surfndestroy wrote:

Peeps wrote:iron maiden this summer

Debating seeing them. They're good, just wish they had a fresher setlist and/or arrangements tour to tour.

Michael Schenker and The 1975 in April

Twenty One Pilots and Ocean Alley in May.

Last time I saw them was 7th son tour. Was planning on buying tickets but my cousin got his brother, my brother , himself and me tickets for free.

While I’m not huge on metal (scorps, priest and IM are about it) I can’t imagine a finer voice than Bruce’s

Peeps wrote:Last time I saw them was 7th son tour. Was planning on buying tickets but my cousin got his brother, my brother , himself and me tickets for free.

While I’m not huge on metal (scorps, priest and IM are about it) I can’t imagine a finer voice than Bruce’s

All the bands I grew up on are getting so old. I almost feel compelled to see them one last time while they're still alice, as long as the tickets are reasonably priced. Yeah, that's a shot at the Stones. So seeing The Who and Bryan Ferry in the fall.

i hear you. its why i skipped out on KISS even though 8-15 year old me really really wanted to go. not only are they expensive (tshirts were going for $50 im told) but the thought of making Gene any more money while he fucks peter and ace over isnt high on my list of things to throw money at

i did go see the stones a few years ago. its the stones and a huge piece of history so the $110 for the ticket was worth it. then i found out PJ was the opening act and it was a no brainer

Don't be such old men. Go see newer bands too. You never know what you might find and like.

*I say as I'm about to see a rapper that was popular 25 years ago*

E.H. Ruddock wrote:Don't be such old men. Go see newer bands too. You never know what you might find and like.

*I say as I'm about to see a rapper that was popular 25 years ago*

I have tickets for Rival Sons, Ocean Alley, Sticky Fingers, Twenty One Pilots and Gary Clarke Jr. All are four or fewer albums into their careers. I admit as I get older I find it harder to find new bands that I like. Now get off my lawn.

surfndestroy wrote:

E.H. Ruddock wrote:Don't be such old men. Go see newer bands too. You never know what you might find and like.

*I say as I'm about to see a rapper that was popular 25 years ago*

I have tickets for Rival Sons, Ocean Alley, Sticky Fingers, Twenty One Pilots and Gary Clarke Jr. All are four or fewer albums into their careers. I admit as I get older I find it harder to find new bands that I like. Now get off my lawn.

Gary Clarke Jr. should be great. Someone just tried to talk me into a Tweny One Pilots concert the other day. I was successful in avoiding it.

E.H. Ruddock wrote:

surfndestroy wrote:

E.H. Ruddock wrote:Don't be such old men. Go see newer bands too. You never know what you might find and like.

*I say as I'm about to see a rapper that was popular 25 years ago*

I have tickets for Rival Sons, Ocean Alley, Sticky Fingers, Twenty One Pilots and Gary Clarke Jr. All are four or fewer albums into their careers. I admit as I get older I find it harder to find new bands that I like. Now get off my lawn.

Gary Clarke Jr. should be great. Someone just tried to talk me into a Tweny One Pilots concert the other day. I was successful in avoiding it.

That one is really for my son. His band recently went to a two piece and thought he should see how a two piece puts on a show. I will like a handful of songs.
Pretty psyched for Ocean Alley. They're an Aussie band that makes guitar based music to sway to.

I saw Gary Clark, Jr. last year. The first time I saw him it was awesome. This show would have also been excellent but for some reason the sound was way off - like tuned for playing Madison Square Garden when he was playing a 2,000 capacity theater.

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sunday aug 11th, 8-11p