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The Sicilian
The Superdome may be in play yet. I don't think the Jazz Fest fairgrounds can handle a Stones show.
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In April 1993 I saw Paul McCartney in New Orleans. It was during Jazz Fest but they booked him at the Superdome. It's possible the Stones could be booked there as well. They occasionally book off site shows of major acts.
It's not possible! The Stones are not playing the Superdome. They are playing at the Fairgrounds.
I suppose it really depends on demand. If there is a very high demand, they may move the venue for logistic concerns. Really, as you well know, both venues are only short drive apart. Weather is always a factor at that time of the year.
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In April 1993 I saw Paul McCartney in New Orleans. It was during Jazz Fest but they booked him at the Superdome. It's possible the Stones could be booked there as well. They occasionally book off site shows of major acts.
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In April 1993 I saw Paul McCartney in New Orleans. It was during Jazz Fest but they booked him at the Superdome. It's possible the Stones could be booked there as well. They occasionally book off site shows of major acts.
That was part of his world tour, not Jazz Fest. A lot of tickets were given away since it sold poorly.
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In April 1993 I saw Paul McCartney in New Orleans. It was during Jazz Fest but they booked him at the Superdome. It's possible the Stones could be booked there as well. They occasionally book off site shows of major acts.
That was part of his world tour, not Jazz Fest. A lot of tickets were given away since it sold poorly.
It was during Jazz Fest, so that counts.
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There are all kinds of shows that go on during Jazzfest. But if it isn't at the Fairgrounds, it isn't part of Jazzfest.
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There are all kinds of shows that go on during Jazzfest. But if it isn't at the Fairgrounds, it isn't part of Jazzfest.
This.
Otherwise any band who plays anywhere in N.O. DURING Jazz Fest could say they played Jazz Fest. But they didn't.
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There are all kinds of shows that go on during Jazzfest. But if it isn't at the Fairgrounds, it isn't part of Jazzfest.
This.
Otherwise any band who plays anywhere in N.O. DURING Jazz Fest could say they played Jazz Fest. But they didn't.
And with Jazz Fest all but announced, it will undoubtably be at the Fairground.
I'm betting with the rumored 50,000 ticket cap and other bands playing the day until they take the Main Stage at 5PM. It will be interesting to see what, if any, special guests might join them. Plenty to choose from...
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In April 1993 I saw Paul McCartney in New Orleans. It was during Jazz Fest but they booked him at the Superdome. It's possible the Stones could be booked there as well. They occasionally book off site shows of major acts.
That was part of his world tour, not Jazz Fest. A lot of tickets were given away since it sold poorly.
It was during Jazz Fest, so that counts.
No it doesn't. "They" was not Festival Productions which runs Jazz Fest on behalf of the Heritage Foundation. Name one show booked at Superdome during Jazz Fest booked by Festival Productions.
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In April 1993 I saw Paul McCartney in New Orleans. It was during Jazz Fest but they booked him at the Superdome. It's possible the Stones could be booked there as well. They occasionally book off site shows of major acts.
That was part of his world tour, not Jazz Fest. A lot of tickets were given away since it sold poorly.
It was during Jazz Fest, so that counts.
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In April 1993 I saw Paul McCartney in New Orleans. It was during Jazz Fest but they booked him at the Superdome. It's possible the Stones could be booked there as well. They occasionally book off site shows of major acts.
That was part of his world tour, not Jazz Fest. A lot of tickets were given away since it sold poorly.
It was during Jazz Fest, so that counts.
No it doesn't. "They" was not Festival Productions which runs Jazz Fest on behalf of the Heritage Foundation. Name one show booked at Superdome during Jazz Fest booked by Festival Productions.
Really, in the end who cares where they play. If I'm in New Orleans during Jazz Fest and they're playing at the festival, or in the Superdome, or on the roof of the Marriott it doesn't matter. As long as I enjoy the festival and a Stones show I won't be crying over who gets credit for the booking. Not one teardrop. For me if it happens anywhere in the vicinity of Jazz Fest that's how I'll remember it as happening.
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TKinOH
Could The Stones make the call on whether to play the fairgrounds or the Superdome?
Since the tickets for most of these shows seem to be moving well, wondered if they'd wanna go back to the Superdome?
The old figures from VL seem to be simply history, as they've shown in Indy and Buffalo in 2015, where bigger crowds returned...
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In April 1993 I saw Paul McCartney in New Orleans. It was during Jazz Fest but they booked him at the Superdome. It's possible the Stones could be booked there as well. They occasionally book off site shows of major acts.
That was part of his world tour, not Jazz Fest. A lot of tickets were given away since it sold poorly.
It was during Jazz Fest, so that counts.
No it doesn't. "They" was not Festival Productions which runs Jazz Fest on behalf of the Heritage Foundation. Name one show booked at Superdome during Jazz Fest booked by Festival Productions.
Really, in the end who cares where they play. If I'm in New Orleans during Jazz Fest and they're playing at the festival, or in the Superdome, or on the roof of the Marriott it doesn't matter. As long as I enjoy the festival and a Stones show I won't be crying over who gets credit for the booking. Not one teardrop. For me if it happens anywhere in the vicinity of Jazz Fest that's how I'll remember it as happening.
Because Jazz Fest is at the fairgrounds. Just because someone is on tour in New Orleans during Jazz Fest doesn't mean they're part of or playing at Jazz Fest.
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PaintitBlue
Any news on this from NOLA? e.g will they use existing VIP setups? Build a pit? total GA run for the rails? any rumours out there
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PaintitBlue
Any news on this from NOLA? e.g will they use existing VIP setups? Build a pit? total GA run for the rails? any rumours out there
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[orpheumnola.com]
Karl Denson’s Tiny Universe has announced an upcoming tribute to Aretha Franklin at New Orleans, LA’s Orpheum Theater. The late-night show will take place on May 3rd, coinciding with the second weekend of The Crescent City’s Jazz Fest. The tribute is billed as R.E.S.P.E.K.T. (with “K.T.” representing Karl Denson’s Tiny Universe) – A Special Tribute To The Queen Of Soul, and will feature an assortment of special guests.
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[orpheumnola.com]
Karl Denson’s Tiny Universe has announced an upcoming tribute to Aretha Franklin at New Orleans, LA’s Orpheum Theater. The late-night show will take place on May 3rd, coinciding with the second weekend of The Crescent City’s Jazz Fest. The tribute is billed as R.E.S.P.E.K.T. (with “K.T.” representing Karl Denson’s Tiny Universe) – A Special Tribute To The Queen Of Soul, and will feature an assortment of special guests.
This has potential for some of the Stones to sit-in.
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[orpheumnola.com]
Karl Denson’s Tiny Universe has announced an upcoming tribute to Aretha Franklin at New Orleans, LA’s Orpheum Theater. The late-night show will take place on May 3rd, coinciding with the second weekend of The Crescent City’s Jazz Fest. The tribute is billed as R.E.S.P.E.K.T. (with “K.T.” representing Karl Denson’s Tiny Universe) – A Special Tribute To The Queen Of Soul, and will feature an assortment of special guests.
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mosthigh
Rumour Keith & X-Pensive Winos w/ Foundations of Funk (rhythm section of The Meters) will be playing at Fillmore during Jazzfest, but some are saying it's not happening. I personally wouldn't count on it, even though it would be great.