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i was hoping he would come to san diego.
wishful thinking.
wishful thinking.
onebloodonelife said:This is a long shot, but does anyone have a spare ticket for the Minneapolis show? I waited far too long to grab one...
zoney! said:
I sent mine to my friend in Minneapolis...sorry.
Bonochick said:
Oh, and you might luck out on tickets. Ann Arbor had been listed as "sold out" for awhile, but the venue had some for sale when we got there (cash only).
onebloodonelife said:
Awesome! That gets my hopes up a little bit. Right now, people are scalping them at around $100, from what I've seen...
Dalton said:
3. He didn't play sylvia plath at all. A bunch of a-holes were being loud and obnoxious so he finally left the piano and called the band back. For all of you fuckers who feel the need to be loud and belligerent while out in public ... well I hope a shallow grave awaits you.
Bonochick said:
Glad you got tix, oneblood!!!!!!!!!
Dalton said:The funniest part of the evening was when they first came out and started to play, I started looking around for Emmy Lou Harris because I could hear her singing. I was looking all over the stage to see her until I realized that she wasn't there. In fact, there was no woman singing with him - it was his lead guitarist!
Bonochick said:
The harmonies they do really are beautiful though.
Andy Nelson, VP of Marketing and Artist Development at Adams’ label Lost Highway tells Paste that Adams’ new seven-track EP with his band The Cardinals will hit shelves Oct. 23. The EP will include two brand new songs, “Follow The Lights” and “My Love For You Is Real,” both of which will be featured prominently on the upcoming season of ABC’s October Road.
Also on the EP are live-in-the-studio versions of “Blue Hotel,” a song Adams wrote for Willie Nelson that appeared on the country legend’s Adams-produced album Songbird; new versions of previously released tracks “Dear John” (Jacksonville City Nights), "This Is It” (Rock N Roll) and “If I Am A Stranger” (Cold Roses); and a cover of Alice In Chains’ “Down In A Hole.”
zoney! said:The Star Tribune review today said he had another meltdown (this would be his second Minneapolis meltdown). Something about the sound engineer?
I'll have to get feedback from my friend.