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Post by jordan71421 on Jan 21, 2015 16:00:14 GMT -5
So what time should I arrive at the lincoln theatre in DC for first five or so rows? Doors open at 630 .. I thinking around 2? To early? To late? Not quite the same crowd volume.. but I remember back in 08 I went to the virgin music festival in Toronto. Oasis were due to be on at 8:00. I got there at 12 and slowly moved my way up as crowds dispersed throughout the day. By 8 I was about equivalent to 4th row. For this show I'd say 2:00-3:00 would be fine I was wondering the same thing. (If I do get tickets for DC this Friday) I'm definitely gonna try and get there decently early so I can try and get front row to the show. I guess around 2 or so should be good  |
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Post by Jessica on Jan 21, 2015 16:10:46 GMT -5
I got row N in the center. My problem is that I had to buy two. I don't think I could get better than that on Friday.
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Post by longwaytorun on Jan 21, 2015 16:40:18 GMT -5
How long did Noel play for last tour?
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Post by clockworkgreen on Jan 21, 2015 16:43:29 GMT -5
Not quite the same crowd volume.. but I remember back in 08 I went to the virgin music festival in Toronto. Oasis were due to be on at 8:00. I got there at 12 and slowly moved my way up as crowds dispersed throughout the day. By 8 I was about equivalent to 4th row. For this show I'd say 2:00-3:00 would be fine I was wondering the same thing. (If I do get tickets for DC this Friday) I'm definitely gonna try and get there decently early so I can try and get front row to the show. I guess around 2 or so should be good :) From what I've read, Lincoln Theatre is militant about door openings. So, just be aware you'll be in line outside for a good 3-4 hours until 6:30. In June. In DC. :) |
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Post by nghfbs on Jan 21, 2015 16:48:00 GMT -5
I was wondering the same thing. (If I do get tickets for DC this Friday) I'm definitely gonna try and get there decently early so I can try and get front row to the show. I guess around 2 or so should be good From what I've read, Lincoln Theatre is militant about door openings. So, just be aware you'll be in line outside for a good 3-4 hours until 6:30. In June. In DC. Even though I got DC tickets today, this whole thing makes me not want to go. Ugh, maybe I'm getting old, but I'm not standing in lines for hours and then trampling people to get up close to the stage. I might show up at 8pm and just saunter upstairs to the balcony… |
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Post by walrus32 on Jan 21, 2015 16:52:38 GMT -5
Well good thing is we will probably meet noel when he comes to the venue.. last couple times I've met him before the show.. he usually gets there a couple hours before the door opens for his sound check.. Guess I'll show up at 2 ... so no opening act.. does that mean we should expect a 2 hour set?
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Post by Praetorian on Jan 21, 2015 16:57:05 GMT -5
I was wondering the same thing. (If I do get tickets for DC this Friday) I'm definitely gonna try and get there decently early so I can try and get front row to the show. I guess around 2 or so should be good From what I've read, Lincoln Theatre is militant about door openings. So, just be aware you'll be in line outside for a good 3-4 hours until 6:30. In June. In DC. Hahah...very true, at least it's in the U Street district. It will be early June as well...not like it will be in the middle of July or anything.  |
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Post by clockworkgreen on Jan 21, 2015 17:02:05 GMT -5
From what I've read, Lincoln Theatre is militant about door openings. So, just be aware you'll be in line outside for a good 3-4 hours until 6:30. In June. In DC. :) Even though I got DC tickets today, this whole thing makes me not want to go. Ugh, maybe I'm getting old, but I'm not standing in lines for hours and then trampling people to get up close to the stage. I might show up at 8pm and just saunter upstairs to the balcony… I'm a few years shy of 40. Noel's probably the only concert I'd still go to anymore. That said, if it's a room full of guys/gals like me, we're not trampling and pushing anyone. I'll settle into some decent location and be happy to be in the building. |
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Post by nghfbs on Jan 21, 2015 17:05:46 GMT -5
I was wondering the same thing. (If I do get tickets for DC this Friday) I'm definitely gonna try and get there decently early so I can try and get front row to the show. I guess around 2 or so should be good From what I've read, Lincoln Theatre is militant about door openings. So, just be aware you'll be in line outside for a good 3-4 hours until 6:30. In June. In DC. Any idea what time the box office/will call office opens on concert days? Like could I go get the tickets early in the day? |
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Post by walrus32 on Jan 21, 2015 17:15:06 GMT -5
From what I've read, Lincoln Theatre is militant about door openings. So, just be aware you'll be in line outside for a good 3-4 hours until 6:30. In June. In DC. Any idea what time the box office/will call office opens on concert days? Like could I go get the tickets early in the day? good question |
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Post by nghfbs on Jan 21, 2015 17:41:38 GMT -5
from the website…
The Lincoln Theatre box office is open on show days from 12pm until the headliner begins.
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Post by LSF on Jan 21, 2015 18:25:29 GMT -5
Anyone know what the Jam presale password is for Chicago?
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Post by Tman on Jan 21, 2015 19:37:41 GMT -5
That really sucked the Toronto date going on sale early. I was online at 0955 and the tickets were gone by then. At least there are a couple more presales tomorrow. I tried right at 10:00 with no luck...kept trying for about 10 minutes and got a pair in HH. |
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Post by KRRRRRRR on Jan 21, 2015 19:51:23 GMT -5
Seats at a rock and roll show defeat the purpose. GA lets the wackos who desperately feel the need to be right at the rail or stage's edge and stand on line for 8 hours to do so, to do that. I'd rather have the freedom to move around, go refill my beer etc than be encumbered by seats in a theatre. If there are seats, Id rather them be assigned than GA though. I see your point. I do like seats because, I don't have to show up really early nor stand in a long line because I have a reserved seat. Also avoid people swaying around. I went to Pulps last reunion in Sheffield and got really close but it nearly turnedf into a mash pit. I am there to listen to the music not get pushed around Heh are you English? The few shows Ive been to in the UK were almost entirely rambunctious so I can understand your viewpoint in a sense if thats the case. I havent been to a show in the states where that was a problem in a long time and I average a few per week depending on time of year from small holes in the wall to arenas. I find most GA crowds for the acts I want to go see are mostly respectful in terms of space, unless you're a short person and thats just something that cant be helped. Ive seen acts like Arctic Monkeys and even heavier acts than them in smallish venues and never dealt with moshers or dumb fucks aside from the occasional one. My biggest annoyance at gigs are motherfuckers who TALK incessantly the entire set and thats going to happen regardless if its seated or GA. |
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Post by World71R on Jan 21, 2015 20:22:23 GMT -5
Posted this on the other US Tour 2015 thread, but I'll post here since this seems more lively But.. On average, how much should be budgeted/put away for tickets, let's say before the pre-sale and what not, in order to get good seats at a venue in a place like Minneapolis-St. Paul or Winnipeg, without paying ridiculous prices? I'm rather curious about it, and thought I'd ask! |
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Post by John Henry Holliday on Jan 21, 2015 20:28:13 GMT -5
I've read there will be a second U.S. leg including these cities..Atlanta, Austin, St. Louis, Phoenix, Vancouver, Seattle, LA again, Indianapolis and Nashville.
God bless.
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Post by dawk20 on Jan 21, 2015 21:13:45 GMT -5
Where did you read this? I'm assuming NYC and Philly too?
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Post by hasseg on Jan 21, 2015 21:27:14 GMT -5
I was wondering the same thing. (If I do get tickets for DC this Friday) I'm definitely gonna try and get there decently early so I can try and get front row to the show. I guess around 2 or so should be good From what I've read, Lincoln Theatre is militant about door openings. So, just be aware you'll be in line outside for a good 3-4 hours until 6:30. In June. In DC. The tour began in October '11 and ended in March '13 with perhaps the greatest gig on the tour. |
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Post by World71R on Jan 21, 2015 21:52:35 GMT -5
From what I've read, Lincoln Theatre is militant about door openings. So, just be aware you'll be in line outside for a good 3-4 hours until 6:30. In June. In DC. The tour began in October '11 and ended in March '13 with perhaps the greatest gig on the tour.One of Noel's best performances in recent years, no doubt. All someone would need to know is that he performed a set that featured Fade Away, Freaky Teeth, Alone on the Rope, A Simple Game of Genius, Digsy's Dinner, and Shout it Out Loud, and it turned out great. |
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Post by jasroy on Jan 21, 2015 22:12:56 GMT -5
I've read there will be a second U.S. leg including these cities..Atlanta, Austin, St. Louis, Phoenix, Vancouver, Seattle, LA again, Indianapolis and Nashville. God bless. Heard this same list myself tonight minus STL but it's entirely possible the person I spoke to just didn't remember that from the itinerary they had access to |
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Post by hasseg on Jan 22, 2015 1:06:40 GMT -5
The tour began in October '11 and ended in March '13 with perhaps the greatest gig on the tour.One of Noel's best performances in recent years, no doubt. All someone would need to know is that he performed a set that featured Fade Away, Freaky Teeth, Alone on the Rope, A Simple Game of Genius, Digsy's Dinner, and Shout it Out Loud, and it turned out great. Encore: Shout It Out Loud Digsy's Dinner (full band electric) DLBIA I was blown away. That set list... Hard to found words. Shout It Out Loud was just so amazing. Digsy's blew the roof off. People were going menthal. Hope he throws in some surprises this TCT aswell. He will for sure play Fade Away. |
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Post by magicman on Jan 22, 2015 7:14:36 GMT -5
when should we expect philly/nyc dates? will we be notified for pre-sale on these gigs?
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Post by Lennon2217 on Jan 22, 2015 8:17:01 GMT -5
New York Noel fans?
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Post by stevemeister on Jan 22, 2015 9:24:03 GMT -5
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Post by KRRRRRRR on Jan 22, 2015 9:34:23 GMT -5
when should we expect philly/nyc dates? will we be notified for pre-sale on these gigs? We'll hear about them if/when they're official. There's not any ral evidence at the moment that they'll even be happening outside of the Governor's Ball. And yes obviously we'll be notified that he's planning more shows that he probably wants to sell tickets for. |
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