So what upcoming shows are you currently holding tickets to?

qontheboard

Added Puscifer, The Mars Volta, The Smile, Kurt Vile & The Violators, and Rage Against The Machine.

Jul 21st - Rage Against The Machine
Aug 2nd - Wet Leg
Aug 7th - Santana & Earth Wind And Fire
Aug 10th - Phish
Aug 18th - Wilco & Bahamas
Aug 19th - Jack White
Aug 28th - The War On Drugs
Aug 30th - The Shins
Sept 3rd - Florence + The Machine
Sept 6th - Pearl Jam
Sept 7th - Idles
Sept 8th - Pearl jam
Sept 14th - Courtney Barnett
Sept 19th - Osees
Sept 22nd - The Sheepdogs (Montreal)
Sept 24th - JOHNNY MARR & the killers (Montreal)
Oct 2nd - The Who
Oct 5th - The Mars Volta
Oct 8th - Nick Mason
Oct 13th - Billy Bragg
Oct 26th - Kurt Vile & The Violators
Nov 8th - Puscifer
Nov 26th - The Smile
Dec 1st - Arcade Fire with Beck

JimmyV

Jackson Browne tonight.

DC29940

The Killers - Las Vegas - 8/26
John Mark McMillan - Tucson - 9/14
Jack White - Tucson - 9/30
Metric - Phoenix - 10/2
Travis - Los Angeles - 11/5
Judas Priest & Queesryche - Tucson - 11/8

brianlux

Regarding my previous post about having tickets to see The Dream Syndicate on July 29th:  File under, "What the hell were you thinking?" 

I'm 71, new COVID strains are happening.  I don't let myself get near strangers, even when doing a quick dash into the grocery store.  So now I'm going to a club in Sacramento?  This is sheer lunacy.  Also sheer love of a band.  I was so excited to hear the were coming this close, I jumped on buying tickets.  So now I'm wondering, what the hell?  Am I really going to go IN THERE, with ALL THOSE OTHER PEOPLE?  Maybe for a few minutes and then listen from outside?  God, I sure can be dumb sometimes.

The one good take away from all this is that it gave me a chance to support one of my all-time favorite bands, one that after 40 years still has not garnered the credit due to them.  Not even close! So at least there is the supporting of this great band.

Hi!

brianlux said:

Regarding my previous post about having tickets to see The Dream Syndicate on July 29th:  File under, "What the hell were you thinking?" 

I'm 71, new COVID strains are happening.  I don't let myself get near strangers, even when doing a quick dash into the grocery store.  So now I'm going to a club in Sacramento?  This is sheer lunacy.  Also sheer love of a band.  I was so excited to hear the were coming this close, I jumped on buying tickets.  So now I'm wondering, what the hell?  Am I really going to go IN THERE, with ALL THOSE OTHER PEOPLE?  Maybe for a few minutes and then listen from outside?  God, I sure can be dumb sometimes.

The one good take away from all this is that it gave me a chance to support one of my all-time favorite bands, one that after 40 years still has not garnered the credit due to them.  Not even close! So at least there is the supporting of this great band.

Gotta do what you gotta do. If I understand you correctly, you have the tickets, yes? You could maybe gift them to someone in the spirit of one of your all-time faves. I think ima hafta pass along my Isbell tickets, somehowz. Stay safe, B.

mickeyrat

brianlux said:

Regarding my previous post about having tickets to see The Dream Syndicate on July 29th:  File under, "What the hell were you thinking?" 

I'm 71, new COVID strains are happening.  I don't let myself get near strangers, even when doing a quick dash into the grocery store.  So now I'm going to a club in Sacramento?  This is sheer lunacy.  Also sheer love of a band.  I was so excited to hear the were coming this close, I jumped on buying tickets.  So now I'm wondering, what the hell?  Am I really going to go IN THERE, with ALL THOSE OTHER PEOPLE?  Maybe for a few minutes and then listen from outside?  God, I sure can be dumb sometimes.

The one good take away from all this is that it gave me a chance to support one of my all-time favorite bands, one that after 40 years still has not garnered the credit due to them.  Not even close! So at least there is the supporting of this great band.

lifes too short, especially  now for you.    see whatever you can when the opportunity arises.

Zod

Also if it helps at the PJ Oakland shows, I went with 2 other people.   2 of us were maskless and 1 wore an N95 mask.  2 of us got Covid, guess which 2   I think N95 masks work

JOEJOEJOE

John Fogarty - Hollywood Bowl
Patti Smith 
MMJ
Primavera Sound Los Angeles - NIN, Lorde, Arctic Monkeys
Travis
Ohana Festival
Foo Fighters/Taylor Hawkins Tribute

brianlux

Hi! said:

brianlux said:

Regarding my previous post about having tickets to see The Dream Syndicate on July 29th:  File under, "What the hell were you thinking?" 

I'm 71, new COVID strains are happening.  I don't let myself get near strangers, even when doing a quick dash into the grocery store.  So now I'm going to a club in Sacramento?  This is sheer lunacy.  Also sheer love of a band.  I was so excited to hear the were coming this close, I jumped on buying tickets.  So now I'm wondering, what the hell?  Am I really going to go IN THERE, with ALL THOSE OTHER PEOPLE?  Maybe for a few minutes and then listen from outside?  God, I sure can be dumb sometimes.

The one good take away from all this is that it gave me a chance to support one of my all-time favorite bands, one that after 40 years still has not garnered the credit due to them.  Not even close! So at least there is the supporting of this great band.

Gotta do what you gotta do. If I understand you correctly, you have the tickets, yes? You could maybe gift them to someone in the spirit of one of your all-time faves. I think ima hafta pass along my Isbell tickets, somehowz. Stay safe, B.

Yes, two tickets already  purchased.  Thanks for the good idea and kind words!

mickeyrat said:

brianlux said:

Regarding my previous post about having tickets to see The Dream Syndicate on July 29th:  File under, "What the hell were you thinking?" 

I'm 71, new COVID strains are happening.  I don't let myself get near strangers, even when doing a quick dash into the grocery store.  So now I'm going to a club in Sacramento?  This is sheer lunacy.  Also sheer love of a band.  I was so excited to hear the were coming this close, I jumped on buying tickets.  So now I'm wondering, what the hell?  Am I really going to go IN THERE, with ALL THOSE OTHER PEOPLE?  Maybe for a few minutes and then listen from outside?  God, I sure can be dumb sometimes.

The one good take away from all this is that it gave me a chance to support one of my all-time favorite bands, one that after 40 years still has not garnered the credit due to them.  Not even close! So at least there is the supporting of this great band.

lifes too short, especially  now for you.    see whatever you can when the opportunity arises.

LOL, Hopefully got a ways to go, but yeah, the years they do fly by! 

Zod said:

Also if it helps at the PJ Oakland shows, I went with 2 other people.   2 of us were maskless and 1 wore an N95 mask.  2 of us got Covid, guess which 2   I think N95 masks work

Bummer to hear that you got COVID, Zod.  Not to badly, I hope.
Good idea about the N95.  That might make this happen after all.

ComeToTX

9/13 MMJ in Columbus 
9/20 PJ in OKC
9/27 Iron & Wine and Andrew Bird in San Antonio 

10/17 Black Keys with Band of Horses in Austin 

10/28 Futurebirds in Austin  
10/29 Elton in San Antonio
11/17 Joe Pug in Austin
2/16 Springsteen in Austin
2/24 RATM in El Paso

dankind

Just bought four GA floors and four reserved seats to JWIII in Portland, Maine, on August 23 as part of the four-for-$80, all-in "Summer's Live" sale.

I almost bought tickets for Wu-Tang and Nas as well, but then luckily realized that the date is the same as RHCP at Fenway. I go to so few concerts these days. Crazy that two I want to see would be on the same damn day!

HughFreakingDillon

Watchmen/I Mother Earth Aug 13
Fab Four Sept 8
Sheepdogs Nov 22

JimmyV

9/3 Pearl Jam in Ottawa
9/11 Pearl Jam at MSG
9/16 Outlaw Music Festival in Mansfield (Billy Strings, Avett Bros., Willie Nelson) 

1ThoughtKnown

07/30 D.O.A. 
9/22 PJ - Denver CO

Starting a new job in early August… have to hold off on making any other plans.  They were made aware that Im going to Denver for the PJ show prior to accepting the gig lol

tempo_n_groove

I went to Phish last night so that is a sign of the apocalypse so if I were you I'd head to higher ground...

jjflash

tempo_n_groove said:

I went to Phish last night so that is a sign of the apocalypse so if I were you I'd head to higher ground...

Haha. What'd you think about the show?

tempo_n_groove

jjflash said:

tempo_n_groove said:

I went to Phish last night so that is a sign of the apocalypse so if I were you I'd head to higher ground...

Haha. What'd you think about the show?

The whole experience in general was good. I don't understand why 40+ year olds still do Nitros?  Shakedown street was an event all in itself.  Man the things that I saw there that the cops just let go...  I have 2 great pics of a guy smoking a bowl w the state troopers literally behind him and a Wook pulling a cart with a full on bar on it, lol.

So, didn't have a ticket.  Was hoping to get a freebie or worst case get a cheapie up top.

Got a 1/2 priced ticket to lower bowl.  Never saw the seat.  Got subbed down to GA.

1st set was really good.  That Antelope song was fun.  Band was good.  I like when they play not when they sing.

2nd set?  They played this jazz song where they play all the wrong notes and it fucking triggers me.  The crowd seemed to enjoy off putting notes though...

It was fun for my first show and being in GA but won't do it again.  If I do I will just hang in Shakedown street and people watch, lol.

dankind

I have questions. 

For starters, whats’a a Wook? And what’s Shakedown Street?

tempo_n_groove

dankind said:

I have questions. 

For starters, whats’a a Wook? And what’s Shakedown Street?

A wook, or wookie is usually, but not limited too, a person whom has dreads, a beard and dresses crusty, wears at least one or more of the following, tye-dye, hemp, sandals, whom often engages in shady activities and indulges a wee bit on the heavy side. I actually how close I am to a Urban dictionary definition?

Shakedown Street is a song by the Grateful Dead and a place where people following the band set up tents and have their own community and sell their wares be it food, clothing, drugs, booze or Nitros balloons, lol.  It is quite the spectacle.

dankind

tempo_n_groove said:

dankind said:

I have questions. 

For starters, whats’a a Wook? And what’s Shakedown Street?

A wook, or wookie is usually, but not limited too, a person whom has dreads, a beard and dresses crusty, wears at least one or more of the following, tye-dye, hemp, sandals, whom often engages in shady activities and indulges a wee bit on the heavy side. I actually how close I am to a Urban dictionary definition?

Shakedown Street is a song by the Grateful Dead and a place where people following the band set up tents and have their own community and sell their wares be it food, clothing, drugs, booze or Nitros balloons, lol.  It is quite the spectacle.

This sounds like where I wound up at the only GD show I attempted to attend. I had to flee. The sounds they were making were just way too sloppy.

Anyway, I always just called that area the parking lot. I didn't know that it had a special name.

My Deadhead friends always give me grief because the show I left was apparently a legendary one. I simply couldn't take it. The parking lot, er, Shakedown Street, was an absolute blast, though.