INXS - World Tour 2006

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It starts in Vancouver on January 18th


Curiosity has got the better of me and I'm hoping to get tickets



January 18: Vancouver (Queen Elizabeth Theater)

January 19: Seattle (Paramount Theater)

January 20-21: Lincoln City, Ore. (Chinook Winds Casino)

January 23: Oakland, Calif. (Paramount Theater)

January 25: Pala, Calif. (Pala Events Center)

January 26: Highland, Calif. (San Manuel Casino)

January 27: Los Angeles (Gibson Amphitheatre)

January 28: Las Vegas (Mandalay Bay Events Center)

January 30: Denver (Convention Center)

February 1: St. Charles, Mo. (Family Arena)

February 2: Kansas City, Mo. (Midland Theater)

February 3: Minneapolis (Orpheum Theater)

February 4: Chicago (Chicago Theater)

February 7: Toronto (Massey Hall)

February 8: Detroit (Masonic Temple Theater)

February 10: Boston (Wang Center)

February 11: Atlantic City, N.J. (Borgata Hotel Casino & Spa)

February 12: New York (Avery Fisher Hall)

February 15: Reading, Pa. (Sovereign PAC)

February 16: Uncasville, Conn. (Mohegan Sun)

February 17: Upper Darby, Pa. (Tower Theater)

February 18: Washington, D.C. (Warner Theater)
 
A world tour that only tours one continent :happy:

On second thoughts, tis probably best this way. INX$ would be eaten alive over here.
 
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I'm unfamiliar with nearly all these venues... What size are they?

I am familiar with theatres, arenas and stadium sized venues around the US but these I've never heard of. Can I get some rough size estimates?

Also... the aren't coming to Austrlaia. :down:
 
Why I want too see them come and etch in stone their Australian legacy... by playing a one night run at a half-full Metro. :happy:

I would see them if they came... if the tickets were <$20.
 
just as an aside :) The Wang Center is a beautiful place. It's named after Dr. An Wang who started what used to be a very successful company, Wang Laboratories. The family donated $ to restore the Wang Center, so that's how it got its' name :wink:
 
timothius said:
Why I want too see them come and etch in stone their Australian legacy... by playing a one night run at a half-full Metro. :happy:

I would see them if they came... if the tickets were <$20.

Are you in Sydney, Tim? I always thought you were in Brissy for some reason.

The Metro or the The Hordern should get a handful of people. Even the Ent Cent if they've appealed to enough ignorant teens with this pay-tv craptology.

:happy:
 
They are coming to Seattle and I won't be going. The Paramount is a cool venue though. A very old theater with chandaliers and stuff. There are seats in the balcony but the floor is usually GA for these types of shows.

Are you in Sydney, Tim? I always thought you were in Brissy for some reason.
He is from NZ.
 
MrsSpringsteen said:
just as an aside :) The Wang Center is a beautiful place. It's named after Dr. An Wang who started what used to be a very successful company, Wang Laboratories. The family donated $ to restore the Wang Center, so that's how it got its' name :wink:
that's what i was thinking. i guess hoping would be a more appropriate word! :D
 
Calluna said:
The Paramount is a cool venue though. A very old theater with chandaliers and stuff. There are seats in the balcony but the floor is usually GA for these types of shows.


I was looking up several of the venues and it looks as if many of them are lovely old places that seem like great places to see a concert. I doubt these are the shows I'd want to see at them though.
 
February 1: St. Charles, Mo. (Family Arena)


This place is not exactly a band's dream venue.

It holds under 7,000 and its basically the home of our minor league hockey team.

They hold a lot of car shows, bull-riding things, and I think Blue's Clues has a standing weekly performance there. :|
 
Angela Harlem said:


Are you in Sydney, Tim? I always thought you were in Brissy for some reason.

Vaguely.

I'm suprised you didn't think I was in Perth given my listed location. :wink:

Angela Harlem said:
The Metro or the The Hordern should get a handful of people. Even the Ent Cent if they've appealed to enough ignorant teens with this pay-tv craptology.

:happy:

I'm a ignorant teen, thus my interest. :wink:

They would fill the Metro... they filled it last time (I think) with Jon Stevens so they could do it again. Horden would be pushing it. Entertainment Centre wouldn't happen unless they had co-billing or excellent support (ala Powderfinger-JB3 double bill).
 
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beli said:

Awesome! That's what I'm calling this abberation from now on. :wink:

Am I the only one amused at the number of casinos they are playing? I always thought playing casinos was a sure sign that your career is over.
 
timothius said:
I'm unfamiliar with nearly all these venues... What size are they?

I am familiar with theatres, arenas and stadium sized venues around the US but these I've never heard of. Can I get some rough size estimates?

Also... the aren't coming to Austrlaia. :down:

These are many of the same venues that INXS played on their last tour of the USA with Michael Hutchense back in 1997. Most of the shows on that last tour were not sold out and the Philadelphia Tower Theater(3,000 capacity) was only half full.

It will be interesting to see how many of these venues the band can sellout considering the exposure the show has generated is the most that INXS has received in the USA since at least 1990.
 
Just aheads up - we found at work today ( i work for a ticket agency) that INX$ (LOVE IT!!) are here in April - only venue that I overheard was "possibly" the Palais in Melbourne - so they will probably do the Enmore or maybe the Hordern in Sydney. Word is they may play at the Commonwealth Games - and a Music Bowl show was originally rumoured.
 
thatsnotmypuppy said:
Just aheads up - we found at work today ( i work for a ticket agency) that INX$ (LOVE IT!!) are here in April - only venue that I overheard was "possibly" the Palais in Melbourne - so they will probably do the Enmore or maybe the Hordern in Sydney. Word is they may play at the Commonwealth Games - and a Music Bowl show was originally rumoured.

Thanks for the info.

Palais :up:

That theatre from all reports is one of the best in Australia (on a par or slightly below Newcastle's Civic). They would be looking at a 2-3 night run you would think (which is par for acts like John Butler Trio, Joe Cocker, Finn Brothers etc)

If I would have a guess on the venue for Sydney it would be the 2-3 night stand at the State Theatre - basically because acts that use the Palais 8/10 play the ST.

Might go, depends who else comes out - on that note TNMP run over to the Australia 2005 thread and spill your guts. :wink:
 
January 27: Los Angeles (Gibson Amphitheatre)

Previously known as Universal Amphitheater. I hate all these corporations coming in an renaming places :mad: It's been Universal Amp. as long as I can remember, and to me, always will be. Located in Studio City, attached you Universal Studios / Citywalk. Estimated capacity about 5000-6000.

I will not be attending this show. I never got to see Inxs WITH Michael Hutchence, I'm definitely not paying to see the band without him.

As for Queen/Paul Rodgers, different story. I saw Queen on "The Game' tour. Great show! And I like Paul Rodgers, and will be in attendence at the Hollywood Bowl on 10/22. C'est la vie...
 
There's a very good reason this show was aimed at America, and this joke of a world tour features one piddly continent.

:tsk:

This new single isn't even fantastic. It's ok, mediocrity at it's usual best, but not worth fawning over.

Shame.
 
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