Swans in Los Angeles on September 2nd

Nice! I might be at that one once I can secure a ride and funds (if it doesn't sell out before that particular paycheck).

Sweet! I've had that setlist on rotation since I found it yesterday. I've been a fan since I first bought an 8-Track of Killers many years ago and I've never seen them live. We have great seats too, so I'm stoked!

A sea of amateur videographers. Great show tho.

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I got invited to this:

Comedy Party Feat Pauly Shore, Harland Williams, Tom Green & Bobby Lee at Rialto Square Theatre on Thu Apr 7, 2016 8:00 PM CDT — Live Nation

We got the "Suite Life" tickets too.

Pinky's out.

It would take a lot to ruin an Iron Maiden show. The sheer fact that I was at an Iron Maiden show, and that Bruce Dickinson, Steve Harris, Bruce Dickinson, Adrian Smith, Bruce Dickinson, Nicko McBrain, and Bruce Dickinson were within visual range, would make the experience so overwhelming that they would have to absolutely suck to overcome the magic of IRON ****ING MAIDEN!!!

And singing along with the crowd to "The Trooper", "Aces High", and "The Wicker Man" would do a lot to make me forget my disappointment. But since only one of those songs will be played at that concert... I just don't know. How can you have an Iron Maiden show without "Aces High". If I hadn't had the tracklisting before hand like you, then the absence of "Aces High" would legitimately eat at my soul as each successive song that wasn't "Aces High" reared it's non-"Aces High" head.

This coming Saturday, not so much a concert as a mammoth gig night.
Local Bowie tribute at Hull's most famous music club, The Adelphi. No less than eight different local bands each doing three or four different classics from the late legend.
All for just £3! Can't be bad (unless they're all crap of course).

You forgot Dave Murray... and that new guy. They could have only played Hallowed and I'd have been satisfied. Here's a couple more pics of the venue before they went on:



Last nights comedy show was a riot. Bobby Lee was a no-show, but they really didn't need him anyway. It was a small turn-out, so we pretty much got to sit where ever we wanted. We stayed up in the balcony since it was a great view of the historic architecture of the Rialto. Tom Green was actually really funny, Pauly Shore was meh, but Harlan had my stomach hurting by the end of the night, plus he shops at Target like me since he had the same Cpt. American shirt I have. Kinda hard to see it in the pic, but it's there.

Paul *****ing McCartney. For the second time in a year. This time, I'm not going to look at setlists beforehand. I want to be surprised.

Bob Mould and Guided by voices.