For all the "grunge" era music fans, go check out Alice in Chains on tour.
It's been awhile since I listened to their material on a regular basis but I've always been a fan. I sorta lost interest for a bit when Layne Staley OD'd 5 years ago or so. I went to see them a bit skeptical with a new singer and all. Was I pleasantly surprised! The show was sold out. This band sounded almost exactly as they did back in the '90s, and Jerry Cantrell played and sounded incredible. I really had no idea he did so much of the vocals but the new guy almost sounded exact, the whole show was really done well.
Alice in Chains!!!
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I wanted to see them when they came through, but the venue wanted $100 for seats where you could see the stage. I refuse to pay >$10 for a concert that I have to watch via jumbotron, and that is steep. Verizon Wireless ampitheater sucks ass, when a show is announced and they start selling tickets, almost every decent seat is sold before the tickets go on sale, only within the last week or so of the gig are they availible at a greatly increased price. Right now assigned seats for Aerosmith and Motley Crue in bad areas are over $300.
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my girlfriend just paid $250 for the motley crue /aerosmith concert - 5th row in san antonio.Necrovore wrote:I wanted to see them when they came through, but the venue wanted $100 for seats where you could see the stage. I refuse to pay >$10 for a concert that I have to watch via jumbotron, and that is steep. Verizon Wireless ampitheater sucks ass, when a show is announced and they start selling tickets, almost every decent seat is sold before the tickets go on sale, only within the last week or so of the gig are they availible at a greatly increased price. Right now assigned seats for Aerosmith and Motley Crue in bad areas are over $300.