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Personally, I'm wearing my modified NIN shirt to the show I think, but this is the first time I've ever worn a band/fest shirt at the show. I've always thought that was kinda redundant, since obviously you're a fan if you're at the show. But I don't know. Probably no one cares or notices except me.
Post by tugboatcharlie on Jun 6, 2009 15:36:21 GMT -5
I wear a different shirt of a band that is not playing this year. Thursday is flecktones. Friday is primus. Saturday is Col. Bruce. Sunday is GRAB band. Monday is the festival shirt I bought over the weekend. I am kind of OCD!!!!!
I just wear white T-shirts. I hate wearing a shirt of the band I'm going to see at shows and that counts for Bonnaroo. Worse than wearing the shirt of the band you're seeing is buying a shirt at the show and putting it on.
I'm going to be wearing a shirt promoting my local smoke shop and try to get some pics for the lady who owns it. maybe she will give my bum ass a job if I get a picture with Bruce! (jersey smoke shop, jersey artist- could mean big sales!) bahahah
I voted the last one b/c it made me laugh, I don't really hate you gnossos .....but wtf, I'll wear what I want when I want
I'll be wearing dresses but if there is a rad Roo hoodie I will buy it & wear it at night over my dress. I tried to buy an LSU hoodie today when I was @ orientation but I didn't wanna cough up 50 buckaroos. I figured if I was going to get a new hoodie it better say Bonnaroo.
its funny I just had this convo with someone the other day.....I thought it was always rule of thumb you dont wear a shirt of the band you are going to see but who really cares its Bonnaroo...you dont even need to wear a shirt
Do not kill, do not rape, do not steal, these are principles that every man of every faith can embrace. These are not polite suggestions, these are codes of behavior and those of you that ignore them will pay the dearest cost.
I don't even listen to the music of artists I'm seeing at a show -- in the past I've had some bad luck at shows where I have. My luck has improved since establishing that rule. Coincidence? Probably, but I'm not gonna poke the bear.
Wearing the shirt of the artist you are seeing is like listening to their music at the show (using the above scenario, obviously not literally).
I guess I can see how it would be similar to wearing the swag of your favorite team at a game but I think it's closer to wearing a Hard Rock Cafe tee shirt to a Hard Rock Cafe.
I sometimes wear my previous Bonnaroo shirts. not to show that I'm a veteran, but because they're so friggin' awesome! Not the official ones, but the bootleg ones that the one guy sells at the What stage. I love those designs so much, regardless of if it has anything to do with Roo.
Post by brandon32807 on Jun 6, 2009 22:24:48 GMT -5
I personally do not wear a shirt of the band i'm going to see, but I don't see anything wrong with that. Now wearing the shirt you just bought imo is pretty lame.
Personally, I love to wear band shirts that seem to be completely out of place at the show i'm going to see. Like my Pantera 97 tour shirt to the Coldplay show.
Personally, I love to wear band shirts that seem to be completely out of place at the show i'm going to see. Like my Pantera 97 tour shirt to the Coldplay show.
My now brother-in-law really enjoyed wearing his "I kill deer" tee at Roo.
Post by arizonalovesyou on Jun 6, 2009 23:43:51 GMT -5
who cares. i'm there for the music anyways. i don't usually plan on wearing a certain t-shirt any given day... unless i'm working or it's a special occasion. i usually just throw a shirt on and say fuck it.
I laughed when I read this. Had to have a patch of skin cancer on my chest removed. They don't cut it out, they GRIND it off. Because of the numbing stuff I didn't feel but you can hear it...
Personally, I love to wear band shirts that seem to be completely out of place at the show i'm going to see. Like my Pantera 97 tour shirt to the Coldplay show.
My now brother-in-law really enjoyed wearing his "I kill deer" tee at Roo.
See - I wanted to get one of those shirts that said "Meat - tasty tasty murder" but a few vegetarian friends convinced me that I shouldn't
Yeah, Bonnaroo is not known for its fashion sense. Wear whatever makes you comfortable.
That said, I still won't wear Bonnaroo or 2009 Roo artist merch. I don't even like to shop at stores if I am wearing their clothes. Damn you Old Navy and your affordable prices...
I've never known why people don't like wearing the band T to their concert. I did when I was younger an tees were $5-$7.
I never do it now but just because I'm too cheap to buy expensive concert tees anymore. I mean come on, $25-$70 for a t-shirt. I'll take that money and go to another show.