Wasn’t things supposed to change? Didn’t Pearl Jam fight the good fight? Didn’t there used to be tons of smaller ticket vendors? Why must I spend the cost of a ticket, just to buy tickets?
I recently bought tickets to the Rilo Kiley show at The Palladium on Sunday, June 15th. The tickets were $22.50 each – not bad. But I paid $21.50 in Fees. Outrageous.
Does their license plate end with a number higher than 800? For example, XXX-900
If the answer is yes to all these questions, do me a solid and let me know.
Long scored an “Out of State” 800 on me. I can’t come back from that. I mean this isn’t like the time where Long got a 40 on the way to Ikea, and I got 2 Z’s. Snatching victory from the jaws of defeat.
Any lead will do. I just need to drive by and beat Long to the punch (haha).
I learned something from the radiohead experience.
When traveling to a huge show at Fair Park, it’s best to avoid 30. My suggestion, take 45. Sure you drive through some sketchy parts of Dallas, but you get home an hour earlier. Also, invest in a Car Locator
Last night was radiohead at the Superpages.com Center (previously known as the Smirnoff Music Centre, which was previously known as the Starplex, which was originally known as the Coca-Cola Starplex). This was my second time at this venue. I saw Weezer from the lawn years ago. What I learned from that experience is that being on the lawn sucks butt.
So for radiohead, I tried my best to get awesome tickets. As a result I ended up with a pair for Houston that I sold on Stubhub.com, and another pair for Dallas that I ended up selling to Surren. I ended up using Long’s set of tickets, because his seats were more in the center and a bit closer. Though at the end of the night Long was complaining that he wanted to be more off center and a bit further back. Long’s a giant baby though, I thought our seats were awesome.
So this was my first time seeing radiohead. So as you can imagine, I had pretty big, almost insurmountable, expectations.
And you know, for the most part, they were met. radiohead put on a perfectly cromulent performance. Like it was good, but not great. But don’t get me wrong, it was pretty amazingly good. Like constantly flirting between the line of good and awesome. It needed something there that would push it into awesome. My guess, I needed something.
Thinking about it now (as I’m typing this), I wish all concerts were that almost awesome.
I took pictures
Not very good pictures
And I sorta stopped after awhile cause, I was pretty enthralled by the goodness