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Supposed to be fanclub presale today for Vancouver, but I think somebody screwed up and put all the aisle seats - four deep on each side - on sale with no passcode, so I scored 2 in row 17 floor center aisle. Everything in front of row 15 center is VIP.
They had this gaffe resolved by the time I saw this message, but thanks for the heads up.
They were there last night for the Anaheim show, but when I attempted to put in cart an error message kept popping up.
Not that I was going to buy them anyways..was just testing the waters...will look into it again eventually.
Considering they just played two shows in the vicinity recently, not sure how fast this one will sell. And if it does sell well, they might add another "due to overwhelming demand".
Or as in the case with the recent "Fleetwood Mac" shows at the Forum, even if it doesn't sell well they might add another "due to overwhelming demand" lol.
Don't know about other cities, but they're still up for Vancouver. I did have issues on 2 of my browsers (Safari & Firefox) as well as mobile Android but it worked on Chrome. Weird.
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He is a genius
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rbk
42 years ago I saw ELO play to less than a 1,000 people. This was before the hits came. The stage lights were all green and blue and half the show was on tape. I bought tickets for next summer as it appears they've upped their game.They play Move and Wilburys songs too.
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Ignore this rubbish.
If the 70,000 odd patrons at the Wembley show are anything to go by, Jeff and accompanying ' hired hands ' put on a fantastic show.
Enjoy!
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northof49
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Ignore this rubbish.
If the 70,000 odd patrons at the Wembley show are anything to go by, Jeff and accompanying ' hired hands ' put on a fantastic show.
Enjoy!
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Hairball
Saw him and his band (HMS has a valid point) a couple of years ago at the beginning of this "comeback" tour at the Fonda Theater and a taping for the Jimmy Kimmel show.
Both shows were FANTASTIC, and I had the nostalgia trip of a lifetime (nowhere near as great as a nostalgic Stones show though), and he even played a couple of new tunes of his then new album. Keyboard player Richard Tandy was with them at the time as the only other original - not sure if he's still with them? Anyhow, since those shows I've had tickets to see them two more times...at the Hollywood Bowl a year or so ago, and for Anaheim just a couple of weeks ago. In both cases I had to bow out and wasn't able to make them, but figured not a big loss and will have fond memories from the two times I did. If you've never seen him/them, I'd recommend doing so even if you're just a casual fan of the hits...all those '70's tunes are so damn good, and Jeff Lynne is a genius!