Is it a broken model? On multiple levels.
I do want something similar to what we had before. But it’s time for some changes.
I do want something similar to what we had before. But it’s time for some changes.
Live in the Age of Covid19
Like what?
Live Nation is the big boy and they have been raking…what’s in it for them to change? If anything I think they will continue in the same direction
If you mean small local venues they are all going down..new entrants will have to prioritize doing things to stay alive… whatever that is
Live Nation is the big boy and they have been raking…what’s in it for them to change? If anything I think they will continue in the same direction
If you mean small local venues they are all going down..new entrants will have to prioritize doing things to stay alive… whatever that is
If Trump had his way, live music would be happening now, as it has always been.
And we would all be dead including the musicians….
bitter wrote:
And we would all be dead including the musicians….
I don't think I am in any way minimizing the seriousness of the disease by saying your statement is patently untrue.
Especially for the musicians, it would be easy for them to social distance from the crowd.
bitter wrote:
Live Nation is the big boy and they have been raking…what’s in it for them to change? If anything I think they will continue in the same direction
Agreed. Every other player in the game - artist, customer, venue - takes a few on the chin. I don't see where these guys do at all.
I guess we don't have a lot to complain about in our area. As a customer, I'm tired of shitty sound and horror movie bathrooms. The former is an infrequent complaint around here….the latter is generally expected when I see a show. Minor complaints, I guess.
Space wrote:
Especially for the musicians, it would be easy for them to social distance from the crowd.
you couldn't pay me enough to perform in front of a crowd of screaming fans inside a club, no matter how far away they are (short of being outside the building). spend over an hour with that much indoor top-of-lung singing-along and you're going to get the 'rona.
TONIGHT: Friday the 16th of October, tune in for a rare stream of Them Crooked Vultures full 2010 performance at Royal Albert Hall in support of Teenage Cancer Trust. Watch here: https://youtu.be/s7M21FwUzXA- appears to start at 5:00 pm Eastern. i wonder if that's a one-time, must-watch live thing or if playback will be available for a while.
also:
^ bit.ly/BensonStream - $15
also:
^ bit.ly/BensonStream - $15
The Teenage Cancer Trust appear to be up for awhile, watched a couple of them the other day
cool, thanks. gonna hafta check more of those out.
the flaming lips strike again:
BAND PLAYS SHOW WITH EACH AUDIENCE MEMBER INSIDE A PLASTIC BUBBLE
cohen, to self: "hey, why should i be the only one in a bubble?"
yes, he crowd-surfed in his bubble on top of the crowd's bubbles.
BAND PLAYS SHOW WITH EACH AUDIENCE MEMBER INSIDE A PLASTIC BUBBLE
cohen, to self: "hey, why should i be the only one in a bubble?"
yes, he crowd-surfed in his bubble on top of the crowd's bubbles.
He, thinks he's Jesus, for a reason.
On the 30th anniversary of Pearl Jam's first live performance (October 22), the band will stream its historic April 29, 2016 show from the Wells Fargo Center in Philadelphia on nugs.net.
The blistering 3-hour concert kicks off with Pearl Jam's multi-platinum debut album “Ten” performed from beginning to end. Pearl Jam partnered with nugs.net to present this HD 32- song set, newly mixed in stereo and 5.1 digital surround sound by Pearl Jam producer, Josh Evans. This never-seen-before footage was captured in full color using 11 HD Cameras by videographer Blue Leach and edited by PJ archivist Kevin Shuss.
The pay-per-view streaming event, presented by SONOS, will be available on Nugs.net beginning Thursday, October 22 at 5pm PT through Sunday, October 25 at 11:59pm PT.
$14.99 - https://nugs.tv/live-webcasts/5,321/Pearl-Jam-10-2020-4-29-2016-Wells-Fargo-Center-Philadelphia-PA.html
sweetcell wrote:Jesus Christ the self-importance. Let me tell you all about the life-changing, historic sandwich I had last week.
its historic April 29, 2016 show from the Wells Fargo Center in Philadelphia
Really
If you have existed as a band for 3+ decades, you really cannot call a random concert from 4 years ago "historic," unless one of your members literally died on stage mid-concert.
No one in 2050 is going to look back on the career of Pearl Jam and write about the 2016 Philly show.
No one in 2050 is going to look back on the career of Pearl Jam and write about the 2016 Philly show.
Totally
Tedally
