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I met Anton Corbijn at one of the Dutch shows, he signed my ticket.
But did you wish him a happy birthday at least a month too late?
Apparently most of the cast of Lost were in the GA at Hawaii Vertigo. That would have been an interesting crowd to rock with!
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The band?!?!?!
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I was with Tony from Unforgettable Fire at a Vertigo show in Jersey when we ran into Paul McGuiness... who had met T a few days earlier in Philly and took some pictures with him. Paul recognized Tony, rambled some drunken mess about how funny it was taking pictures with a Bono impersonator, and sloppily gave us wristbands saying "here, go to the heart" (I remind you this was Vertigo tour).
Well, Paul gave us the wrong wristbands. We tried telling the guard that U2's manager gave them to us, and he laughed and told us to fuck off.
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I was with Tony from Unforgettable Fire at a Vertigo show in Jersey when we ran into Paul McGuiness... who had met T a few days earlier in Philly and took some pictures with him. Paul recognized Tony, rambled some drunken mess about how funny it was taking pictures with a Bono impersonator, and sloppily gave us wristbands saying "here, go to the heart" (I remind you this was Vertigo tour).
Well, Paul gave us the wrong wristbands. We tried telling the guard that U2's manager gave them to us, and he laughed and told us to fuck off.
Well, Paul gave us the wrong wristbands. We tried telling the guard that U2's manager gave them to us, and he laughed and told us to fuck off.
Met John Cusack in LA on the Vertigo tour.
Stood in front of the Entourage guys at that same show. I can be spotted in the episode they were filming that day.
Interesting story about Bon Jovi, though... My cousin used to do AV for rock bands and was touring with Bon Jovi in Japan a number of years back. My cousin had a seizure while working during their show and went to the ER. They found out he had a brain tumor and Bon Jovi were so cool to him. They paid to have his wife flown over and also to go back to the US when he was able. When he came home he found out it was brain cancer and they paid for all his care and living expenses during that time. He is cancer free now after they said he only had about 18 months to live! I wasn't a huge Bon Jovi fan before but I have to say they really stepped up for my cousin! It was a cool and decent thing for them to do.
I once sat behind Sting at a Broadway show. Hoping I have some U2 show sightings at MSG. Running into Jimmy Fallon in GA would be nuts, he'd be off the charts bonkers during the show.
Yea...
Jimmy Fallon is a huuuuuge fan of every act that's ever been on his show.
I saw some of their family members not too far from me in Chicago 2001. (Would never bother them, though)
Interesting story about Bon Jovi, though... My cousin used to do AV for rock bands and was touring with Bon Jovi in Japan a number of years back. My cousin had a seizure while working during their show and went to the ER. They found out he had a brain tumor and Bon Jovi were so cool to him. They paid to have his wife flown over and also to go back to the US when he was able. When he came home he found out it was brain cancer and they paid for all his care and living expenses during that time. He is cancer free now after they said he only had about 18 months to live! I wasn't a huge Bon Jovi fan before but I have to say they really stepped up for my cousin! It was a cool and decent thing for them to do.
I met Paul McGuinness in the pit / inner circle at the Vertigo tour show in Philadelphia.
It was great, he asked my friend and I what we thought of the "random draw" system they had for letting people into the pit. Having just won the draw at my one and only American show, I naturally thought it was an amazing system (they didn't use the system in Europe).
Paul then gave me his setlist, which I asked him to sign during some loud song, I can't remember. He asked me my name.
"Dean".
"Steve?"
"No, Dean"
"Steve?"
"No, DEAN".
At which point he signed the setlist, "To Steve, best wishes, Paul McGuinness".
So if there are any Steves on here who are interested in a signed setlist at a reasonable price... ha ha.