LarzKe
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looking to sell two tickets to the LA show tomorrow. Face value from artist presale is $240, asking for $150 or best offer. Number of Tickets: 2 Type of Ticket: section 108, row 15, seat 12 and 13 Date of Show: April 6, 2023 Venue/City: crypto.com arena, Los Angeles Price for all Tickets: $300 or best offer Price for each Ticket: $150 (face value is 240) Postage Options: Not by post - Tickets transferred electronically through AXS- Only to email address of Venmo account Payment Options: venmo preferred Other Information: tickets will be transferred through AXS. Please send DM with best offer.
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This had to be Webster Hall. I was right behind the soundboard and the monitors all fell over the second psycho started. I remember thinking the floor would collapse as well. I am really excited for this show as well. Was considering a last minute trip for the Toronto show, do we think the set lists would be different enough to warrant it?
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In a recent interview Matt mentioned a North American tour from February to April….have to think an announcement would be coming soon.
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Any more info out there about the show at Jim Beam? I entered the contest and didn’t hear anything so I’m assuming I lost but it is dead silent about this gig.
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Is there actually a gig taking place at the Jim Beam Distillery on October 8 as previously discussed? I entered the contest to win tickets but there is very little information out there.
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Any idea of what to expect for the stage? Will it be the same as the US Arena tours but scaled to size?
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Hi, I will be attending the show from the US. I keep reading about transportation issues back to London after the show. Can someone please explain why it is so difficult? Also, what is the best way to get back? We will most likely be staying in Covent Garden. Thanks!!
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2018.12.6. | ALT 92.3 Presents: Not So Silent Night | Brooklyn, New York
LarzKe replied to shostakobitch's topic in Gigs
Does anybody know the format for this? Approximate time they’ll go on and how long they play for? It’s hard to tell if it will be Muse or Florence as the headliner. I’m assuming they’ll play for about 45 minutes? -
2018.11.14 iHeart Radio Album Release Party, New York, NY, US
LarzKe replied to shostakobitch's topic in Gigs
I’m assuming I didn’t either, but how did you find out. -
2018.11.14 iHeart Radio Album Release Party, New York, NY, US
LarzKe replied to shostakobitch's topic in Gigs
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Serpent, I disagree with this a bit. To me the popular songs here, in the US, are about a catchy beat, rhythm. "Bite that tattoo on your shoulder"....courtesy of the chabismokers. Terrible song catchy beat. Lyrics have little to no meaning. Dig down will not appeal to those people.
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I don't get Dig Down at all. If they were trying for a pop song they missed...horribly. I think it is kind of an obscure song. It's not something that will be played on repeat on the radio in the US. There really isn't anything catchy or poppy about it. It's slow and uninspired.
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Are there any songs that may be rotated? I'm thinking they would be Resistance and Plug in Baby. Any ideas what they would put in there place? Seems like he's totally dropping the piano now too. This is like watching an athlete fade away at the end of their career.
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I don't mean an advisor for set lists per se, but every decision at this level is a business decision. They are dubbed "the best live band in the world." If I were there business manager I'd be pretty pissed about them trying to get away with a pre-recorded video of the frontman. It's not good for the bands image. Also not good when your setlist choices are alienating your base...that's your guaranteed ticket money. Can't just rely on casual ticket sales, what if the new songs don't catch on? The actual fifteen people yelling up front were. But that's a hell of a lot better interaction with the crowd they've gotten since. I was there, other people knew immediately in my section when it turned green what it meant (I was in seats). The people they are catering to are there for two songs. They react to them only. So play whatever you want because those people just sit there anyway.
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Do they not have advisors? I mean it's been beaten to death, but take the NKOK spot, add in B&H, assasin, something, and your oldest fans are happy. It's really not hard. The fact they don't do it screams of arrogance and obstinance. If they want a reaction toss something to people who have been fansbfor decades. Look at the crowd interaction with Matt when he asks the MSG crowd what song they want (Deadstar). Would you prefer that or a bunch of casual fans not paying attention to NKOK? This is also where today's journalism falls short. Don't praise them for everything they do, put them on the spot. Blatantly ask you're loyal fans would love to hear one obscure song. Why won't you play one?