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If anyone winds up with extra New Order tickets, let me know. I for some dumb reason didn't think this one would sell out and was waiting to buy tickets until the next time I was at the Wharf.
And everybody living in DC would say that Merriweather is a mild inconvenience/a giant pain in the ass to go to.
I think The Anthem is too big a venue to create the ideal conditions for Interpol, but I may consider it if the new album and tour setlists are sick.
Didn't they play 9:30 Club last tour (possibly 2 nights)? Even then, I don't think it was a quick sell out. Barring a break out single, I could see this being a way undersold show. And if it is, they better not haul out the chairs.
Post by The Foot Fuckin' Master on Aug 22, 2018 15:28:19 GMT -5
Oh yeah, the fucking chairs. I'm afraid that those may come out at the Nick Cave show in two months. I wonder what the threshold of sold tickets must be in order for The Anthem to keep the floor completely GA standing.
Btw not sure if people have already seen this but a “Moviepass for Events” type app opened up in the DC area called InWeGo. I’ve used it a bit so far and it’s been pretty much smooth sailing. So far the concert selection seems to be pretty solid and if any of y’all go to sporting events at all it’s very worth it IMO
Btw not sure if people have already seen this but a “Moviepass for Events” type app opened up in the DC area called InWeGo. I’ve used it a bit so far and it’s been pretty much smooth sailing. So far the concert selection seems to be pretty solid and if any of y’all go to sporting events at all it’s very worth it IMO
The football tickets alone probably make it a decent deal, if you're into that. Have they offered music at places other than Jiffy Lube so far?
I find Jukely to be pretty useless in DC unless you love going to Flash. Would like to see a service that actually works with IMP, RNR Hotel or Black Cat.
Btw not sure if people have already seen this but a “Moviepass for Events” type app opened up in the DC area called InWeGo. I’ve used it a bit so far and it’s been pretty much smooth sailing. So far the concert selection seems to be pretty solid and if any of y’all go to sporting events at all it’s very worth it IMO
The football tickets alone probably make it a decent deal, if you're into that. Have they offered music at places other than Jiffy Lube so far?
I find Jukely to be pretty useless in DC unless you love going to Flash. Would like to see a service that actually works with IMP, RNR Hotel or Black Cat.
they have the anthem and lincoln on there so far for in the district proper, and Merriweather post as well
Post by Delicious Meatball Sub on Aug 23, 2018 18:01:02 GMT -5
If anyone is doing the Disco Fest next weekend I checked with UHall and they’ll be staggering the 930 Club and UHall set times so you can see both headliners each night. UHall is staying open til 6
Btw not sure if people have already seen this but a “Moviepass for Events” type app opened up in the DC area called InWeGo. I’ve used it a bit so far and it’s been pretty much smooth sailing. So far the concert selection seems to be pretty solid and if any of y’all go to sporting events at all it’s very worth it IMO
The football tickets alone probably make it a decent deal, if you're into that. Have they offered music at places other than Jiffy Lube so far?
I find Jukely to be pretty useless in DC unless you love going to Flash. Would like to see a service that actually works with IMP, RNR Hotel or Black Cat.
I saw the Mac Demarco show at The Anthem on there, so they definitely have IMP shows available.
Btw not sure if people have already seen this but a “Moviepass for Events” type app opened up in the DC area called InWeGo. I’ve used it a bit so far and it’s been pretty much smooth sailing. So far the concert selection seems to be pretty solid and if any of y’all go to sporting events at all it’s very worth it IMO
Btw not sure if people have already seen this but a “Moviepass for Events” type app opened up in the DC area called InWeGo. I’ve used it a bit so far and it’s been pretty much smooth sailing. So far the concert selection seems to be pretty solid and if any of y’all go to sporting events at all it’s very worth it IMO
I'm surprised I haven't heard of this, is it not getting a lot of press? I'm curious how many tickets InWeGo has reserved for IMP events, do you think they only have access for shows that most likely will not sell out?
Btw not sure if people have already seen this but a “Moviepass for Events” type app opened up in the DC area called InWeGo. I’ve used it a bit so far and it’s been pretty much smooth sailing. So far the concert selection seems to be pretty solid and if any of y’all go to sporting events at all it’s very worth it IMO
I'm surprised I haven't heard of this, is it not getting a lot of press? I'm curious how many tickets InWeGo has reserved for IMP events, do you think they only have access for shows that most likely will not sell out?
BYT just sent out a half off code for your first month good through 9/30. I will probably wait a week until the Nats games rotate back in, and then sign-up.
Generally speaking, it seems like their model is to put tickets up a few days out from events. So if it's a hot show, it will probably be sold out at that point. No clue on the "truly unlimited" question, but if it is and it covers Wizards games, they got me through the NBA season.
I'm surprised I haven't heard of this, is it not getting a lot of press? I'm curious how many tickets InWeGo has reserved for IMP events, do you think they only have access for shows that most likely will not sell out?
BYT just sent out a half off code for your first month good through 9/30. I will probably wait a week until the Nats games rotate back in, and then sign-up.
Generally speaking, it seems like their model is to put tickets up a few days out from events. So if it's a hot show, it will probably be sold out at that point. No clue on the "truly unlimited" question, but if it is and it covers Wizards games, they got me through the NBA season.
ive used it 3 times so far in a week and i havent got anything close to a "cooldown" warning. who knows what will happen going forward but it doesnt look like theres an issue with the unlimited part
If anyone wants a pair of tickets to the Blisspop Holy Ghost! DJ set with Nancy Whang on 9/1 at U Street Music Hall shoot me a message. I didn't realize I'm going with my girlfriend to her friends' shore house.
I will definitely be there, especially since this will be on my birthday. Was supposed to go to the Richmond show a while back, but it got cancelled due to the controversy
Mainstage events The DIRECT CURRENT mainstage season kicks off with TU Dance + Bon Iver’s Come Through, a cohesive, cross-genre collaboration between two artistic powerhouses. This evening-length performance features new music from Justin Vernon, of two-time Grammy Award®–winning indie folk band Bon Iver, and new choreography from contemporary dance troupe TU Dance, a diverse 10-member company founded by Toni Pierce-Sands and Uri Sands and known for works that combine the language of modern dance and classical ballet with African-based and urban vernacular movements (Concert Hall, March 25). Come Through was commissioned by the Saint Paul Chamber Orchestra’s Liquid Music Series, in which it premiered this past April, prompting the Star Tribune to marvel: “As the two art forms connect to each other, they become an exponentially more powerful force.”
Mainstage events The DIRECT CURRENT mainstage season kicks off with TU Dance + Bon Iver’s Come Through, a cohesive, cross-genre collaboration between two artistic powerhouses. This evening-length performance features new music from Justin Vernon, of two-time Grammy Award®–winning indie folk band Bon Iver, and new choreography from contemporary dance troupe TU Dance, a diverse 10-member company founded by Toni Pierce-Sands and Uri Sands and known for works that combine the language of modern dance and classical ballet with African-based and urban vernacular movements (Concert Hall, March 25). Come Through was commissioned by the Saint Paul Chamber Orchestra’s Liquid Music Series, in which it premiered this past April, prompting the Star Tribune to marvel: “As the two art forms connect to each other, they become an exponentially more powerful force.”
has anyone seen anything about the onsale for the Bon Iver Dance performance
OPUS MERRIWEATHER is a pioneering art and music festival that transforms the legendary Merriweather Post Pavilion and surrounding Symphony Woods into a surreal theatre of discovery, imagination and wonder.
OPUS brings together groundbreaking artists + musicians from over a dozen countries who have exhibited at the world’s leading cultural institutions, such as the Guggenheim, MoMA, Venice Biennale, Barbican, and Park Avenue Armory. For one night only, you can experience their work in a mesmerizing theater of the forest.
OPUS is an all ages, one night only, experience designed to push boundaries, disrupt conventions, and create new ways of seeing.
(Visit opusmerriweather.com for updates and full line-up information.)
Featuring...
SOUND:
- Oneohtrix Point Never: MYRIAD - Sudan Archives - Kadhja Bonet - Eli Keszler - Patrick Higgins - Sophia Brous - Debbie Attias
ART:
- Sabrina Ratté - Ryan McNamara - Monica Mirabile - Matthew Schreiber - Marilyn Minter - Maren Hassinger - Hisham Akira Bharoocha + 80881 - Daniel Crooks - Ann Lislegaard - Alejandro Almanza - AES+F - Adinah Dancyger
Tickets are $10 + fees, jumping on this for OPN alone.
I had no intention of going anyway, but I'm salty that I got the official Bon Iver/Come Through email announcing the sale 18 minutes after they had already gone on sale. That's some bull.