Rumour has it that she will join them on stage only for their shows in England. She hates to fly. 2013 NYC and Columbus shows are on Youtube.I haven't seen them in 25+ years. I just read an article where Nicks was discussing trying to talk her into coming back.Do you know if they cover her songs, or just simply ignore them? If they ignore them, that seems a pretty big hole in their set list.She's spurned repeated requests to join the tour.
I've always liked her. "Say You Love Me". "You Make Loving Fun". "Over My Head", all great songs. Her vocals in the middle section of "Don't Stop", and most of all, her steady and resonant piano playing. She's really good.
Wow. Have you seen them before?Going to see the Stones in Boston June 12th. Paid $1,500 x 3 for Tongue Pit tickets. Glad to do it, too. Damned tired of seeing the scalpers snatch up the best seats and then jack the prices up to what the artists evidently should have charged in the first place.This way, the tix are sold on a will-call basis, you show your ID and credit card to get them, and there is no chance to go back outside after you pick them up.
Nope. its my first time seeing them truly live. I have seen them often on HBO and other broadcasts, but never actually been there. Missed them the last time they played at Fenway and I told myself then, if they ever came back to the U.S., I would make a point of going to see them, even if I had to travel to do it. Taking my wife and step-daughter. Neither of them have heard of the Rolling Stones before.Wow. Have you seen them before?Going to see the Stones in Boston June 12th. Paid $1,500 x 3 for Tongue Pit tickets. Glad to do it, too. Damned tired of seeing the scalpers snatch up the best seats and then jack the prices up to what the artists evidently should have charged in the first place.This way, the tix are sold on a will-call basis, you show your ID and credit card to get them, and there is no chance to go back outside after you pick them up.
In that case, all systems go as far as I'm concerned. Even under a Budweiser sign with a crowd full of AmEx cardholders they're still as punk rock as anybody ever. You'll see what I mean, if you don't already know. There is no polish. Just balls hanging out. Keith, Charlie, Ronnie, and especially with Mick Taylor back...it's big. I'm priced out of going, but I've seen them so I can live with it. Wish I could see them with Mick, but it's not meant to be.Nope. its my first time seeing them truly live. I have seen them often on HBO and other broadcasts, but never actually been there. Missed them the last time they played at Fenway and I told myself then, if they ever came back to the U.S., I would make a point of going to see them, even if I had to travel to do it. Taking my wife and step-daughter. Neither of them have heard of the Rolling Stones before.Wow. Have you seen them before?Going to see the Stones in Boston June 12th. Paid $1,500 x 3 for Tongue Pit tickets. Glad to do it, too. Damned tired of seeing the scalpers snatch up the best seats and then jack the prices up to what the artists evidently should have charged in the first place.This way, the tix are sold on a will-call basis, you show your ID and credit card to get them, and there is no chance to go back outside after you pick them up.
Ryan Bingham is joining that tour as well. I would love to catch this.Hell yeah it is.That's quite a lineup.Just saw this from Wilco.
Bob Dylan & His Band, Wilco, My Morning Jacket,Richard Thompson - RT Electric Trio & more to tour North America this summer as "Americanarama Festival of Music".![]()
I really, really need to find my way to one of these shows. Unfortunately they aren't stopping anywhere close to Dallas.
Seems like a waste of a perfectly good $3000.Nope. its my first time seeing them truly live. I have seen them often on HBO and other broadcasts, but never actually been there. Missed them the last time they played at Fenway and I told myself then, if they ever came back to the U.S., I would make a point of going to see them, even if I had to travel to do it. Taking my wife and step-daughter. Neither of them have heard of the Rolling Stones before.Wow. Have you seen them before?Going to see the Stones in Boston June 12th. Paid $1,500 x 3 for Tongue Pit tickets. Glad to do it, too. Damned tired of seeing the scalpers snatch up the best seats and then jack the prices up to what the artists evidently should have charged in the first place.This way, the tix are sold on a will-call basis, you show your ID and credit card to get them, and there is no chance to go back outside after you pick them up.
Seems like a waste of a perfectly good $3000.Nope. its my first time seeing them truly live. I have seen them often on HBO and other broadcasts, but never actually been there. Missed them the last time they played at Fenway and I told myself then, if they ever came back to the U.S., I would make a point of going to see them, even if I had to travel to do it. Taking my wife and step-daughter. Neither of them have heard of the Rolling Stones before.Wow. Have you seen them before?Going to see the Stones in Boston June 12th. Paid $1,500 x 3 for Tongue Pit tickets. Glad to do it, too. Damned tired of seeing the scalpers snatch up the best seats and then jack the prices up to what the artists evidently should have charged in the first place.This way, the tix are sold on a will-call basis, you show your ID and credit card to get them, and there is no chance to go back outside after you pick them up.
Saw that lineup at the Beacon Theater earlier this Spring. Unforgettable - both are awesome.Just bought tickets to see Brandi Carlile with The Lone Bellow in July
I love them.Devil Makes 3 tonight.
Nice! I am seeing the Dirty Heads and the Expendables this summer as well. The Dirty Heads always put on a great show. I also got tickets today to see Matisyahu and Rebelution at Red Rocks.Seeing Rancid w/Transplants and Dirty Heads w/Expendables looking forward to both.
That's true, but hell... for Stones pit tickets I'll put on a dress and speak broken English for him.
Just got back from seeing Steven Wilson and his band here in Minneapolis. Most excellent, that band are truly consummate musicians.As much as I like Steely Dan I've never seen them live. September at the Mann you say? Hmmmm....I usually catch Steely Dan every summer.
So Sept 21st at the Mann Center should be a good time.
So far I've got Steven Wilson & Opeth (one show) coming up and Riverside the following week. Clutch is a possibility as well but haven't gotten tickets yet.
Completely agree about Wilson and his band. I wrote up a little review in the PT/Ozric Tentacles thread. The short of it; I went to the Opeth/Wilson show with a SW newbie. He left a devout convert. An amazing set by Wilson even though it was a bit shortened due to the double billing with Opeth.Ursa M said:Just got back from seeing Steven Wilson and his band here in Minneapolis. Most excellent, that band are truly consummate musicians.As much as I like Steely Dan I've never seen them live. September at the Mann you say? Hmmmm....I usually catch Steely Dan every summer.
So Sept 21st at the Mann Center should be a good time.
So far I've got Steven Wilson & Opeth (one show) coming up and Riverside the following week. Clutch is a possibility as well but haven't gotten tickets yet.
Saw Clutch for my fourth time three weeks ago or so. Best of the four times I've seen them. Orange Goblin were good too.
Stones in Chicago on May 31st, another fourth time around band. Can't wait for that.
Stones having trouble selling $600 front-row ticketsStones front-row ticket prices slashed to $85 eachGoing to see the Stones in Boston June 12th. Paid $1,500 x 3 for Tongue Pit tickets. Glad to do it, too. Damned tired of seeing the scalpers snatch up the best seats and then jack the prices up to what the artists evidently should have charged in the first place.This way, the tix are sold on a will-call basis, you show your ID and credit card to get them, and there is no chance to go back outside after you pick them up.
I'm going, I've seen a ton of positive reviews and I don't give two craps what some self important blogger says.Stones having trouble selling $600 front-row ticketsStones front-row ticket prices slashed to $85 eachGoing to see the Stones in Boston June 12th. Paid $1,500 x 3 for Tongue Pit tickets. Glad to do it, too. Damned tired of seeing the scalpers snatch up the best seats and then jack the prices up to what the artists evidently should have charged in the first place.This way, the tix are sold on a will-call basis, you show your ID and credit card to get them, and there is no chance to go back outside after you pick them up.
Is it just me or did they sound pretty awful in in that second link?I'm going, I've seen a ton of positive reviews and I don't give two craps what some self important blogger says.Stones having trouble selling $600 front-row ticketsStones front-row ticket prices slashed to $85 eachGoing to see the Stones in Boston June 12th. Paid $1,500 x 3 for Tongue Pit tickets. Glad to do it, too. Damned tired of seeing the scalpers snatch up the best seats and then jack the prices up to what the artists evidently should have charged in the first place.This way, the tix are sold on a will-call basis, you show your ID and credit card to get them, and there is no chance to go back outside after you pick them up.
Sweet....my patience for Chicago may pay off.Stones having trouble selling $600 front-row ticketsStones front-row ticket prices slashed to $85 eachGoing to see the Stones in Boston June 12th. Paid $1,500 x 3 for Tongue Pit tickets. Glad to do it, too. Damned tired of seeing the scalpers snatch up the best seats and then jack the prices up to what the artists evidently should have charged in the first place.This way, the tix are sold on a will-call basis, you show your ID and credit card to get them, and there is no chance to go back outside after you pick them up.
Keith Richards looks healthier than usual.Is it just me or did they sound pretty awful in in that second link?I'm going, I've seen a ton of positive reviews and I don't give two craps what some self important blogger says.Stones having trouble selling $600 front-row ticketsStones front-row ticket prices slashed to $85 eachGoing to see the Stones in Boston June 12th. Paid $1,500 x 3 for Tongue Pit tickets. Glad to do it, too. Damned tired of seeing the scalpers snatch up the best seats and then jack the prices up to what the artists evidently should have charged in the first place.This way, the tix are sold on a will-call basis, you show your ID and credit card to get them, and there is no chance to go back outside after you pick them up.
Always good times to watch the frat daddies in wayfarers and Columbia fishing shirts nodding their heads along to the 20 minute jam sessions. Show was decent enough. There were some wimmenz there, some of whom even had bottoms.
What was the reason for this? Sound-related, performance, set-list? I just saw them a few weeks ago and thought they put on a good show. Just curious.Went to Rock on the Range this past weekend. Three days of shows. Most bands only played for 30 minutes. Headliners were Soundgarden, Smashing Pumpkins, Korn, Cheap Trick, Alice in Chains and Stone Sour. All in all a good time, but a lot of people did not like the Smashing Pumpkins set.
Driving to Houston right after work today. Really getting fired up for this... especially TV on the Radio and Gogol Bordello back to back Sunday night.They are great live. I saw them in 2008 at the Lakewood Theater.I would murder you to see TVotR live.Never heard of this. Crazy how popular music festivals are becoming. I hope TV on the Radio plays a gig in Dallas when they roll through, sadly never seen them before.So far I only have tickets for two shows but one of them is a two day music festival.
5/7 Jim James
6/1-2 Free Press Summer Fest in Houston
- includes The Postal Service, Passion Pit, TV on the Radio, Alabama Shakes, Japandroids, Of Monsters and Men, Cat Power, Arctic Monkeys, Dawes
Who is the source of that rumor? He himself said recently that he might do one show, but has no interest in touring.There are rumors that Bowie could tour for the first time in 10 years. I have seen him multiple times. Definitely a must see, as the chances of seeing him again would be very low.
Waited patiently until about 5 hrs before show time...although tix didn't drop like they have at other shows (being Friday I assume)....still scored with club level seats for $350 each....face $600. The couple next to us bought them the day before for $500 each. I saw several clubs for $400 each too.Sweet....my patience for Chicago may pay off.Stones having trouble selling $600 front-row ticketsStones front-row ticket prices slashed to $85 eachGoing to see the Stones in Boston June 12th. Paid $1,500 x 3 for Tongue Pit tickets. Glad to do it, too. Damned tired of seeing the scalpers snatch up the best seats and then jack the prices up to what the artists evidently should have charged in the first place.This way, the tix are sold on a will-call basis, you show your ID and credit card to get them, and there is no chance to go back outside after you pick them up.
Heh, I went to that show up here in Columbus Ohio. Both bands did excellent, especially Counting Crows.In 1997, my then-girlfriend and I saw Counting Crows/Wallflowers in Nashville during summer break. Now, during the summer of our 15th wedding anniversary, those two bands are joining back up for a brief summer tour.
Seems like I should go.
Not surprised. It's a travesty that they're only using him for three songs a night. For NYC and Newark it was one. So stupid.Saw the Stones last night - great show - it was all on Mick's shoulders. The guy is amazing at his age.
Emotional Rescue was great.
They really amped up for the encore as well - it was like another level of performance.
Mick Jagger. I know most shows are on the shoulders of the singer but Mick doing so well covered for issues the others had - which were covered by other musicians.Not surprised. It's a travesty that they're only using him for three songs a night. For NYC and Newark it was one. So stupid.Saw the Stones last night - great show - it was all on Mick's shoulders. The guy is amazing at his age.
Emotional Rescue was great.
They really amped up for the encore as well - it was like another level of performance.