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Yeah. We figured we would surprise you and come say what’s up. Beer was good, and I liked the space y’all have.
It's usually a pretty chill gig and I only work there on Sunday's with the occasional pickup shift. I am not a drinker but I have learned I will drink sour beers if they are the right ones. LOL
It never slowed down after y'all left. Everyone that came in knew our regular hours and basically left at 6:45. It was probably one of the busiest days I have worked there. We will be selling King Cake and a King Cake beer starting on Jan. 6.
I am glad that y'all surprised me, it really did make my day.
Post by kingvamp999wrld on Jan 4, 2024 11:24:43 GMT -5
Fuck yea, a Billie Joel x Stevie Knicks tour means all the boomer execs at my job will prob take off early and the next day of the concert meaning I also get the time off
Thu. Feb. 29 – Portland, OR – Mississippi Studios Fri. Mar. 01 – Seattle, WA – Madame Lou’s Sat. Mar. 02 – Los Angeles, CA – The Echo Fri. Mar. 15 – Philadelphia, PA – Underground Arts Sat. Mar. 16 – Brooklyn, NY – St. Vitus
Thu. Feb. 29 – Portland, OR – Mississippi Studios Fri. Mar. 01 – Seattle, WA – Madame Lou’s Sat. Mar. 02 – Los Angeles, CA – The Echo Fri. Mar. 15 – Philadelphia, PA – Underground Arts Sat. Mar. 16 – Brooklyn, NY – St. Vitus
May 3 – Los Angeles, CA @ El Rey May 4 – San Francisco, CA @ Great American Music Hall May 6 – Seattle, WA @ Crocodile May 7 – Portland, OR @ Aladdin Theater May 10 – Minneapolis, MN @ Fine Line May 11 – Chicago, IL @ Outset May 13 – Toronto, ON @ The Great Hall May 14 – Montreal, QC @ Le Belmont May 15 – Boston, MA @ Brighton Music Hall May 17 – New York, NY @ Webster Hall May 18 – Philadelphia, PA @ First Unitarian Church May 19 – Washington, DC @ The Atlantis May 21 – Durham, NC @ Motorco Music Hall May 22 – Atlanta, GA @ Masquerade (Purgatory)
This is the first message board I've ever been on, the only reason I joined is because I love Bonnaroo and wanted to read and talk about it all year long.
So, AEG is now doing their own version of dynamic pricing, which they call On Demand pricing.
I originally balked at spending $88 including fees for Jason Isbell this summer, but after hearing King Of Oklahoma, I changed my mind. But all remaining seats for the AEG-owned 3,500 capacity ballroom are now $164 + fees. That's not resale pricing, that's coming directly from AEG. I'd spend that and more for a festival, but not for many headliner/opener shows.
The only way those prices go down is if it gets close to show date and people don't want to spend that much money, they may have to drop the pricing to sell the tickets. (The big mystery is why they just didn't put Isbell in their new 7K capacity outdoor venue, for which they've only announced one '24 show so far. He sold out the same ballroom last year, so the move to the larger space makes sense.)
Well, this is an interesting twist. I was checking out the pricing for The Magnetic Fields two night stand in Boston. When you click the link for night one regular tickets, the pricing is "On Demand" and starts at north of $300. But, when you go back to the ticket categories page and click the link for authorized resale, those tickets start at $140 (for floor section near the stage, to boot). So, AEG has set their direct-to-buyers flex pricing at a much higher price than the secondary market option on their own site.
Meanwhile, you can buy face value for night two for under $50 per ticket.