M1IRONMIKE wrote:I had a chance to see them back in 82 in Germany and I didn't go. I always regretted missing that show....since my kids are now grown my wife and I have tried to go see at least one concert each year somewhere here in the midwest. We have seen Fleetwood Mac, Areosmith, Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers and Sammy Hagar in the last few years. I haven't been disappointed yet.
Did you catch Van Halen or Motley Crue last year during their mega-tours?
We saw Van Halen for my birthday last September in Charlotte, and it was fantastic. 2.5 hour show. Wife and I had tickets to see Motley Crue in Syracuse several months in advance, but it ended up being right after I started my previous job in South Carolina, so she had to go with one of her friends from work instead.
I saw ACDC at Wrigley over the summer and I made a huge mistake. I didn't wear ear protection. It was the loudest concert I've ever been to and my ears rang for days. Seriously, wear ear protection. They usually provide it at the events if you ask.
M1IRONMIKE wrote:I had a chance to see them back in 82 in Germany and I didn't go. I always regretted missing that show....since my kids are now grown my wife and I have tried to go see at least one concert each year somewhere here in the midwest. We have seen Fleetwood Mac, Areosmith, Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers and Sammy Hagar in the last few years. I haven't been disappointed yet.
Did you catch Van Halen or Motley Crue last year during their mega-tours?
We saw Van Halen for my birthday last September in Charlotte, and it was fantastic. 2.5 hour show. Wife and I had tickets to see Motley Crue in Syracuse several months in advance, but it ended up being right after I started my previous job in South Carolina, so she had to go with one of her friends from work instead.
i was never in to motley crew but van halen i wanted to see but didnt pull the trigger on tickets. i was a little afraid to drop that kinda cash because i seen them on the tonight show and David Lee Roth really sounded bad. Same reason i didnt get tickets to Rush last summer. Geddy Lee also cant hit those notes anymore. I seen Rush in 1983 in Germany and they were fantastic and to see them with him not able to do it as well now would have been a bummer for me.
M1IRONMIKE wrote:i bought tickets to see ACDC February 20th at the Scottrade center.....check another one off my bucket list bands to see..
Both AC/DC and Bruce Springsteen are playing here in the Twin Cities in February. I want to see them both, but tickets are going anywhere from $250-$300/person for each show.
Can't quite justify dropping $1k on four nosebleed tickets.
I said [expletive] it and bought them. Total cost for the two shows, after StubHub raped me in fees, was about $980. Lower level nosebleed seats... Once somewhat close to the stage were going for $450-$500/person for both shows.
And now Mrs. Swirls and I are trying to decide if we would rather see Guns N' Roses in early April in Vegas for their first official reunited concert, or the Scorpions in Vegas in May. GNR is winning right now.
10 more days....I haven't looked so forward to going to a concert ever like i am looking forward to this one. Every time my wife gets in my truck i make her listen to my acdc cds. So far she hasn't backed out of going...
M1IRONMIKE wrote:10 more days....I haven't looked so forward to going to a concert ever like i am looking forward to this one. Every time my wife gets in my truck i make her listen to my acdc cds. So far she hasn't backed out of going...
Four days for us. Nice V-Day present for the wife and me.
M1IRONMIKE wrote:10 more days....I haven't looked so forward to going to a concert ever like i am looking forward to this one. Every time my wife gets in my truck i make her listen to my acdc cds. So far she hasn't backed out of going...
Four days for us. Nice V-Day present for the wife and me.
