Yeah, I have very rarely seen shady stuff going on at the top of the line. Its happened once in a while, but if I had to guess, I'd say 97% of the GA people are there without cutting a line or doing anything weird. I don't know, this tour everyone is just chill and mellow in lines.
Came back home over the weekend after doing the first 4 shows all with GA.
There was literally ZERO drama in any of the lines. Everybody understood, respected and followed the rules in Tulsa, St Louis and San Jose. What is this drama that this forum talks about? Seriously, what drama?
You guys are so naive.
Live Nation is a publicly traded company. The only thing that matters is the shareholder value.
And in the past 5 years, the stock has doubled in price. So why would they change what is working perfectly?
I was 14 when elevation happened. Sadly, more into Green Day and Blink 182 at that point :doh:
See you in St Louis then. Bring your Dwyane Wade Miami Vice jersey.
Hey Mc_Fly,
Im a Miami fan too. Im sure we must have crossed paths in 2005, 2011 or last year.
Curious which shows you are doing this tour? Im heading to Tulsa, St Louis and NY3 but yeah, still bummed they aren't playing home.
Music Legend Quincy Jones opens up in a new in-depth interview. Knowing the respect he has in the music industry, it holds weight. Not just another 'hater'.
Link: http://www.vulture.com/2018/02/quincy-jones-in-conversation.html
"Is U2 still making good music?
[Shakes head.]
Why not?
I don’t...
Based on what/who ? What sources? What quote? Unless there is some ‘meat’ to this rumor, then its the same as me saying the toothfairy lives in Adam Clayton’s home.
I just want to say that now that the dust is settling on most of the pre-sales, I found a new development this tour.
The Mobile App from Ticketmaster, which was working much better than the website the past few tours, became A LOT less reliable. Maybe more people caught on, and traffic...
The only thing that is inarguable is that ratings for the awards dropped dramatically from a year ago, reportedly reaching “an all-time low.”
People tunning out in droves.