question on the ed solo shows

eastiapjfan
eastiapjfan Posts: 29
edited July 2008 in The Porch
are these like one of those shows where you sit down the whole time? i'm kinda assuming so...
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  • Shawn Smith Collective
    Shawn Smith Collective Posts: 986
    Yep...for the most part. It's been discussed in other threads so check around for more details.
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  • SCRIBLING C-MENT
    SCRIBLING C-MENT Posts: 248
    At San Diego night 1 every one was sitting the whole time with the exception of Porch and Hard Sun which got everyone standing. It’s a very peaceful environment; this was my first sitting concert.
  • slightofjeff
    slightofjeff Posts: 7,762
    If you try to stand up, Ed will tell you to sit down. Seriously.
    everybody wants the most they can possibly get
    for the least they could possibly do
  • wolfbear
    wolfbear Posts: 3,965
    slightofjeff wrote:
    If you try to stand up, Ed will tell you to sit down. Seriously.
    Very true. These are small venues and intimate. He really wants to promote that intimacy so asks everyone to sit. I'm assuming the east coast will be similar to the west with most being 2000 or under and theater seating. The only time people stood at the three I was at were at the end during Hard Sun. Possibly people in the balcony during Porch, but I wasn't there so couldn't say for sure. There are several threads about this so just do a search if you want more info. :)
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