"The calm before the storm."
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tdawe said:“The calm before the storm”...5 words....5 Washington Lane...the next show is at the White House!

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10C newsletter coming in few days. Maybe they'll drop some more hints!"I got memories, I got shit"0
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The initial announcement of a tour is always separate from the newsletter.0
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I'm always whining they never play enough shows near NY, but Cali is waaaaay overdue. Can they still sell out there?
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PB11041 said:
Best way to do that is just play more shows. Dave Matthews Band did/doing like nearly 70 shows this year. I was at the Times Union Center last night in Albany NY. I had row AA sec 121 seats for them. I have not been a consistent long term member of the Warehouse. I usually end up with Balcony seats on their summer tour if I happen to get tickets. You play a ton of shows it spreads the wealth.PJ_Soul said:mcgruff10 said:I d love for them to play arenas with reserved seating on the floor!! Oh yeah!!!!They won't. They sell far fewer tickets that way.(I definitely support there being as many available 10C tix as possible)
Not sure we would ever see them play 70 shows. It's usually no more than about 25 per with an off year thrown in sometimes.
Now if they were going to do a tour with full lottery seating or reverse number priority, then someone can dream for the impossible!
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Yes!!! Oakland please!Lerxst1992 said:I'm always whining they never play enough shows near NY, but Cali is waaaaay overdue. Can they still sell out there?
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not sure if they record together? Isn't Ed on a safari adventure currently with the family, not in the studio for sure0
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It is actually the name and cover of the new album!!!!!!!0
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If you wanna be in the 3rd row you can have my extra 8th row puff that’s far back lol ..PJ_Soul said:
But what would your wife say?mcgruff10 said:
You could be my plus one if there is reserved seating in vancouver. I am usually in the first 8 rows.PJ_Soul said:mcgruff10 said:I d love for them to play arenas with reserved seating on the floor!! Oh yeah!!!!They won't. They sell far fewer tickets that way.(I definitely support there being as many available 10C tix as possible)
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Just because they have not done it like 1998, 2000 or 2003 or even 2006 in a while doesn't they can't or won't.Lerxst1992 said:PB11041 said:
Best way to do that is just play more shows. Dave Matthews Band did/doing like nearly 70 shows this year. I was at the Times Union Center last night in Albany NY. I had row AA sec 121 seats for them. I have not been a consistent long term member of the Warehouse. I usually end up with Balcony seats on their summer tour if I happen to get tickets. You play a ton of shows it spreads the wealth.PJ_Soul said:mcgruff10 said:I d love for them to play arenas with reserved seating on the floor!! Oh yeah!!!!They won't. They sell far fewer tickets that way.(I definitely support there being as many available 10C tix as possible)
Not sure we would ever see them play 70 shows. It's usually no more than about 25 per with an off year thrown in sometimes.
Now if they were going to do a tour with full lottery seating or reverse number priority, then someone can dream for the impossible!
In 2013-14 they basically played 55 shows in a calendar year. 57 in 2009-10 in the same type of structure. 2007, 2008, 2011, 2012 and 2016 and 2018 have definitely been outlier types of touring years.
And screw reverse lottery, I've earned my seniority as I head towards being a senior
Their kids are all mostly getting of an age where the guys being on the road is not as difficult to do at big stretches.His eminence has yet to show.
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Yeah, keeping seniority makes total sense. Now this is coming from someone who joined in in 1998 so I have a decent number. But why not reward those who never canceled or let it lapse and have been in 20+ years? Everyone else still has a chance for the lottery. Plus, it is to the band's benefit too, how many would let their number lapse if there was no advantage to it?PB11041 said:
Just because they have not done it like 1998, 2000 or 2003 or even 2006 in a while doesn't they can't or won't.Lerxst1992 said:PB11041 said:
Best way to do that is just play more shows. Dave Matthews Band did/doing like nearly 70 shows this year. I was at the Times Union Center last night in Albany NY. I had row AA sec 121 seats for them. I have not been a consistent long term member of the Warehouse. I usually end up with Balcony seats on their summer tour if I happen to get tickets. You play a ton of shows it spreads the wealth.PJ_Soul said:mcgruff10 said:I d love for them to play arenas with reserved seating on the floor!! Oh yeah!!!!They won't. They sell far fewer tickets that way.(I definitely support there being as many available 10C tix as possible)
Not sure we would ever see them play 70 shows. It's usually no more than about 25 per with an off year thrown in sometimes.
Now if they were going to do a tour with full lottery seating or reverse number priority, then someone can dream for the impossible!
In 2013-14 they basically played 55 shows in a calendar year. 57 in 2009-10 in the same type of structure. 2007, 2008, 2011, 2012 and 2016 and 2018 have definitely been outlier types of touring years.
And screw reverse lottery, I've earned my seniority as I head towards being a senior
Their kids are all mostly getting of an age where the guys being on the road is not as difficult to do at big stretches.0 -
mace1229 said:
Yeah, keeping seniority makes total sense. Now this is coming from someone who joined in in 1998 so I have a decent number. But why not reward those who never canceled or let it lapse and have been in 20+ years? Everyone else still has a chance for the lottery. Plus, it is to the band's benefit too, how many would let their number lapse if there was no advantage to it?PB11041 said:
Just because they have not done it like 1998, 2000 or 2003 or even 2006 in a while doesn't they can't or won't.Lerxst1992 said:PB11041 said:
Best way to do that is just play more shows. Dave Matthews Band did/doing like nearly 70 shows this year. I was at the Times Union Center last night in Albany NY. I had row AA sec 121 seats for them. I have not been a consistent long term member of the Warehouse. I usually end up with Balcony seats on their summer tour if I happen to get tickets. You play a ton of shows it spreads the wealth.PJ_Soul said:mcgruff10 said:I d love for them to play arenas with reserved seating on the floor!! Oh yeah!!!!They won't. They sell far fewer tickets that way.(I definitely support there being as many available 10C tix as possible)
Not sure we would ever see them play 70 shows. It's usually no more than about 25 per with an off year thrown in sometimes.
Now if they were going to do a tour with full lottery seating or reverse number priority, then someone can dream for the impossible!
In 2013-14 they basically played 55 shows in a calendar year. 57 in 2009-10 in the same type of structure. 2007, 2008, 2011, 2012 and 2016 and 2018 have definitely been outlier types of touring years.
And screw reverse lottery, I've earned my seniority as I head towards being a senior
Their kids are all mostly getting of an age where the guys being on the road is not as difficult to do at big stretches.
Sure there are ways to reward senoority but Zero chance at decent seats every show doesn't sound fair.
Charging the same price for prime seats as 100% obstructed view doesn't sound fair either
Not notifying purchasers of obstructed views at time of purchase is grossly unfair
I know their legacy with Ticketmaster but the only issues I've ever had buying concert tix was with 10c, not TM.
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You do have a chance at Great Seats! Rows 1 and 2 and 9 and 10 were random for sometime with Reserved floor seating and have been at Fenway in 16 and 18.Lerxst1992 said:mace1229 said:
Yeah, keeping seniority makes total sense. Now this is coming from someone who joined in in 1998 so I have a decent number. But why not reward those who never canceled or let it lapse and have been in 20+ years? Everyone else still has a chance for the lottery. Plus, it is to the band's benefit too, how many would let their number lapse if there was no advantage to it?PB11041 said:
Just because they have not done it like 1998, 2000 or 2003 or even 2006 in a while doesn't they can't or won't.Lerxst1992 said:PB11041 said:
Best way to do that is just play more shows. Dave Matthews Band did/doing like nearly 70 shows this year. I was at the Times Union Center last night in Albany NY. I had row AA sec 121 seats for them. I have not been a consistent long term member of the Warehouse. I usually end up with Balcony seats on their summer tour if I happen to get tickets. You play a ton of shows it spreads the wealth.PJ_Soul said:mcgruff10 said:I d love for them to play arenas with reserved seating on the floor!! Oh yeah!!!!They won't. They sell far fewer tickets that way.(I definitely support there being as many available 10C tix as possible)
Not sure we would ever see them play 70 shows. It's usually no more than about 25 per with an off year thrown in sometimes.
Now if they were going to do a tour with full lottery seating or reverse number priority, then someone can dream for the impossible!
In 2013-14 they basically played 55 shows in a calendar year. 57 in 2009-10 in the same type of structure. 2007, 2008, 2011, 2012 and 2016 and 2018 have definitely been outlier types of touring years.
And screw reverse lottery, I've earned my seniority as I head towards being a senior
Their kids are all mostly getting of an age where the guys being on the road is not as difficult to do at big stretches.
Sure there are ways to reward senoority but Zero chance at decent seats every show doesn't sound fair.
Charging the same price for prime seats as 100% obstructed view doesn't sound fair either
Not notifying purchasers of obstructed views at time of purchase is grossly unfair
I know their legacy with Ticketmaster but the only issues I've ever had buying concert tix was with 10c, not TM.0 -
Same faces seem to be at the front regardless of GA.0
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That pic they posted was taken in 2009. thats the spectrum. Which has been demolished.kst said:
I dont think this has anything to do with the Seattle NHL team.Turn this anger into
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HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!!!!mcgruff10 said:
LoL. Touché!! As long as we don’t go camping!!PJ_Soul said:
But what would your wife say?mcgruff10 said:
You could be my plus one if there is reserved seating in vancouver. I am usually in the first 8 rows.PJ_Soul said:mcgruff10 said:I d love for them to play arenas with reserved seating on the floor!! Oh yeah!!!!They won't. They sell far fewer tickets that way.(I definitely support there being as many available 10C tix as possible)
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MayDay10 said:Same faces seem to be at the front regardless of GA.
right on. time to go back to seniority seating.
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