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We go there a lot, though. We do a lot of the Cleveland Orchestra gigs. Kids love the movies.is that a pic you took from Blossom?
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We go there a lot, though. We do a lot of the Cleveland Orchestra gigs. Kids love the movies.is that a pic you took from Blossom?
60 degrees in February is what's depressing, ya mook!Today is flying by. Return of snow is a bummer. Slightly more than a dusting, but 2 to 4 inches possibly tonight. Kinda depressing after being near 60 to begin the week.
no kidding, I didn't know deftones was a thingDeftones? Sweet! I didn't know this summer was 1998!
I saw Modest Mouse a few years back and had 2nd row seats. Loudest fucking concert I've ever been to. The concert was good, but it was uncomfortably loud.
I don't think I'd spend $600 for Mrs Redfoot and I to see any act, let alone $1,600.That’s insane. I saw them several years ago. Must have been 2008 because it was the first concert they did after LeRoi Moore died. It was a pretty decent show, but I wouldn’t spend a ton of money to see them again.
My wife paid more than that for us to see Slash and Myles Kennedy, but she really loves Slash and they were very good seats. Generally, I’m with you on this.I don't think I'd spend $600 for Mrs Redfoot and I to see any act, let alone $1,600.
I feel like a curmudgeon saying this, but I have ticket stubs from back in the day and I saw Steve Miller Band at that venue for $5. Lawn seats, but still.
I used to get into the first ten rows for any band for less than $100.
@PnkPanther and I beg to differ60 degrees in February is what's depressing, ya mook!
I get it. That's why I said "I don't think I'd spend" instead of "I'd never." If there was an act that I really wanted to see, it's possible, but I just can't think of any act that means that much to me.My wife paid more than that for us to see Slash and Myles Kennedy, but she really loves Slash and they were very good seats. Generally, I’m with you on this.
Dave Matthews Band is having a ticket presale for CitiCard holders.
Blossom Music Center is an outdoor amphitheater with a pavilion that seats 5,700 and another 13,500 in the lawn. See the pic below.
I checked prices and they're selling seats in the last row of the pavilion for $214ea. Seats in the three front sections are selling for $760ea.
It's just fucking insane. I can't imagine spending $1,600 to take Mrs Redfoot to see DMB. Dave himself would have to come into the crowd and give me a handy for that kind of money AND he better have soft hands, too!
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I've seen Dave Matthews and always considered that band The Grateful Dead Lite.Ugh...would love to see dave mathews. But that's stiff. Still brah...you only go around once.
That's a tight setlist. I like that it jumps all over the place. Talking Shit and Math Equation are like 20+ years old at this point.
Lawn seats are $50. We‘ll do that.Ugh...would love to see dave mathews. But that's stiff. Still brah...you only go around once.
I've seen Dave Mathews and always considered him The Grateful Dead Lite.
I mean, the "When We Were Young" festival is up to what, 3 days now? That is a show that 21-year-old Guy would have sold a testicle to go see.Deftones? Sweet! I didn't know this summer was 1998!
I saw Modest Mouse a few years back and had 2nd row seats. Loudest fucking concert I've ever been to. The concert was good, but it was uncomfortably loud.
@Jiddy can you confirm?I mean, the "When We Were Young" festival is up to what, 3 days now? That is a show that 21-year-old Guy would have sold a testicle to go see.
I like White Pony. My Own Summer is good, too. Haven't really kept up with them lately, though.
I've seen hundreds of your posts and understand that you are significantly mentally impared.I've seen Dave Matthews and always considered that band The Grateful Dead Lite.
My wife paid more than that for us to see Slash and Myles Kennedy, but she really loves Slash and they were very good seats. Generally, I’m with you on this.
You just don't understand how intellectually superior I am compared to you.I've seen hundreds of your posts and understand that you are significantly mentally impared.