Complete Fall Tour Dates
Thomas
September 23 Minneapolis, MN Xcel Energy Center
September 28 Atlantic City, NJ Boardwalk Hall
September 24 Chicago, IL United Center
September 27 Hartford, CT Civic Center Veterans Memorial Coliseum
October 1 Boston, MA Fleet Center
October 4 Cleveland, OH Gund Arena
October 5 Indianapolis, IN Conseco field house
October 7 Raleigh, NC Sports Center
October 9 St. Louis, MS Savvis Center
October 10 Columbus, OH Value City Arena/Jerome Schottenstein Center
October 12 New Orleans, LA New Orleans Arena
October 13 Houston, TX Compaq Center
October 15 Oklahoma City, OK Ford Center
October 18 Portland, OR Rose Garden
October 19 Tacoma, WA Tacoma Dome
October 21 Sacramento, CA Arco Arena
October 22 San Jose, CA Compaq Arena
October 25 Anaheim, CA The Arrowhead Pond
October 26 Las Vegas, NV MGM Garden Grand Arena
October 28 Los Angeles, CA Staples Center
October 29 Phoenix, AZ America West Arena
Stick that in your pipe Kovacich
Winston Seagoon
10-15 timeframe.
Which list is correct?
Rich Forman
No NY area show? booo! The only show in my traveling range would be
Atlantic City but I'm going to see the Stones in NJ on that night. On
the other hand if the whole show is still going to be the same with no
new songs added in, maybe I should thank Paul for sparing me the
temptation of forking up another small fortune to see a third
installment.
richforman
Mike
Just point me the way. Thanks.
Cheers,
Mike
"What can I say that hasn't already been said?"
"It's one day at a time for us. It ain't fucking easy. Rock 'n' roll isn't
easy. Nor is life. It's just best to get on with it."
(Roger Daltrey - Shoreline Amphitheater, Mt. View, CA July 3rd, 2002)
Nancy
>When will this be on sale?
There were some presales that started today. Provided you forked over $60 to
Sam Goody first who then linked you to Ticketmonster where you could enter
their "special" password to buy tickets that were crappy anyway! Yeah.....I
did. But I'll try and get better ones when they go on sale to the public!
Nancy
Mike
(Nancy) writes:
>There were some presales that started today. Provided you forked over $60 to
>Sam Goody first who then linked you to Ticketmonster where you could enter
>their "special" password to buy tickets that were crappy anyway! Yeah.....I
>did. But I'll try and get better ones when they go on sale to the public!
>Nancy
>
Public sale is better I agree. Who fans had tried (for presale), not much good
from it.
Brett A. Pasternack
> No NY area show? booo! The only show in my traveling range would be
> Atlantic City but I'm going to see the Stones in NJ on that night. On
> the other hand if the whole show is still going to be the same with no
> new songs added in, maybe I should thank Paul for sparing me the
> temptation of forking up another small fortune to see a third
> installment.
There's some talk of an MSG return in between Hartford and Boston. But I
wouldn't pay $100 to see the same show again.
mohair
"Brett A. Pasternack" <bret...@erols.com> wrote in
news:3D379B...@erols.com:
> There's some talk of an MSG return in between Hartford and Boston. But I
> wouldn't pay $100 to see the same show again.
Can you really "see" anything for $100? The sound and sightlines are so
much better at MSG from up close. $250 still sounds a bissel steep to me.
Brett A. Pasternack
I'm biased toward MSG (I'm a lifelong Knick and Ranger fan, not to
mention that many of the best concerts of my life were there), but I
find the sightlines pretty good. Anything below the top section (the
"blue" section, although it isn't actually blue anymore) is going to be
good, and even the blues aren't always bad. Of course, having closer
seats would be better, but normally I don't hesitate to take lesser
seats at the Garden if necessary.