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Or they could push the whole tour back a year and play the 50th anniversary Jazzfest in 2020 (the first was in 1970), just as they pushed back the 1998 British dates to 1999 when Keith broke some ribs.
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Or they could push the whole tour back a year and play the 50th anniversary Jazzfest in 2020 (the first was in 1970), just as they pushed back the 1998 British dates to 1999 when Keith broke some ribs.
Americans, in general, don't seem to understand math and the origin of something starting, hence everything that is an inaugural occasion being "the first annual" when it's not.
However, they're counting 1970 as the inaugural year, (JF started on a zero year) so 1971 was the first annual, even though it never falls on the same date 2 years in a row, but in its second year, so... by counting the first one in 1970, 1979 was the 10th year, so 2019 is the 50th year of Jazz Fest, hence its 50th anniversary, but Jazz Fest isn't 50 years old.
That's in 2020.
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Hairball
From the Advocate:
"Rolling Stones cancellation is the most devastating in Jazz Fest history"
> New Orleans Jazz and Heritage Festival
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Would be great if Bruce Sprinsteen could come in and save the day.
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Would be great if Bruce Sprinsteen could come in and save the day.
"But who could possibly be an equivalent replacement for the Rolling Stones?"
[www.theadvocate.com]
In the spirit of wild speculation, would be interesting if The Rolling Stones ended up playing, sans Mick, the show because of the contractual obligation etc.
A complete show with Keith, Ronnie, Bernard, Sasha, et al sharing vocals.
Or a "guest heavy" show with a variety of singers sitting in.. not too far fetched given the abundance of talent already in town who would be more than willing to help out Mick and the band.
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Obviously the Stones are irreplaceable, but this recent version of "Fleetwood Mac" w/out Lindsey Buckingham is really a step down...several steps down to be honest.
I suppose it's better than the faux-Eagles, but that's not saying much. And the reality is they were in a pinch to find someone to fill the massive void, so in that sense it's better than nothing.
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Obviously the Stones are irreplaceable, but this recent version of "Fleetwood Mac" w/out Lindsey Buckingham is really a step down...several steps down to be honest.
I suppose it's better than the faux-Eagles, but that's not saying much. And the reality is they were in a pinch to find someone to fill the massive void, so in that sense it's better than nothing.
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tonyc
Being from Tennessee, this might be the one show I try for this time if it is in the Superdome. I don't want to drive a day each way for hot and humid or wet and muddy in an overcrowded standing area. I might be able to get a comp room at a Biloxi casino and drive in and out from there to help expenses.
I went to Atlanta 2015 so will hope for another show there eventually if this one does not work out.
They'll never play the Superdome again. The last time was 1994.
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tonyc
Being from Tennessee, this might be the one show I try for this time if it is in the Superdome. I don't want to drive a day each way for hot and humid or wet and muddy in an overcrowded standing area. I might be able to get a comp room at a Biloxi casino and drive in and out from there to help expenses.
I went to Atlanta 2015 so will hope for another show there eventually if this one does not work out.
They'll never play the Superdome again. The last time was 1994.
They won't?
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JN99
Considering this one now, safe to walk to and fro the Dome for the show? THinking about staying in in the Warehouse District, good choice?
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Considering this one now, safe to walk to and fro the Dome for the show? THinking about staying in in the Warehouse District, good choice?
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tonyc
Being from Tennessee, this might be the one show I try for this time if it is in the Superdome. I don't want to drive a day each way for hot and humid or wet and muddy in an overcrowded standing area. I might be able to get a comp room at a Biloxi casino and drive in and out from there to help expenses.
I went to Atlanta 2015 so will hope for another show there eventually if this one does not work out.
They'll never play the Superdome again. The last time was 1994.
They won't?
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JN99
Considering this one now, safe to walk to and fro the Dome for the show? THinking about staying in in the Warehouse District, good choice?
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Considering this one now, safe to walk to and fro the Dome for the show? THinking about staying in in the Warehouse District, good choice?
Yes. Some good (more on trendy side) restaurants etc. Anywhere from there towards Canal are some good hotels, and depending on your legs a decent walk to the Dome (I walk to the Dome from the area when we're there) and not terrible walk to French Quarter. BUT it likely will be sweltering that time of year