LIVE at the Atlantis

[Yada]

Gary Clark Jr is a good example of that, at least for me.

still regret selling my ticket to his 930 date many years ago

I've seen him once or twice.... pretty pretty boring.

[Hutch]

Wow I was taking Luna a bit for granted…..now not so sure….glad I put it as number one.

[Justin Tonation]

WARNING: pedantry follows

Cache and Cachet: What's the Difference?

[ye-ole-hatch ıll|̲̅̅●̲̅̅|̲̅̅=̲̅̅|̲̅̅●̲̅̅|llıl]

a playlist of the 44 curated by IMP
https://open.spotify.com/playlist/0lDkg4NrDysnWp3Cf6bURu?

[grateful]

WARNING: pedantry follows

Cache and Cachet: What's the Difference?

The difference is also autocorrect.

[Space Freely]

Who will be the first boardie to get a hit?

If Hutch doesn't get Luna with a first pick, I call BS.

[grateful]

Day 1: Nothing, Nowhere, All Day Long

[Hutch]

Same….also I saw no mention on Twitter of anyone getting tickets….so I think we are still good….

[grateful]

Well, they did tease us about hitting the refresh button on our email....

[grateful]

Oh and with 1/2 million requests and only 20K tickets there's is a high likelihood that you won't get tickets AND nobody you know will get tickets.

[Hutch]

Well someone seems to think they got tickets or is scamming


https://www.stubhub.com/parliament-funkadelic-washington-dc-tickets-8-14-2023/event/151647814/?quantity=2

[Thousand Made-Up Loves]

It would be interesting to hear how many different people sent entries in, and the breakdown in how many per band, and how many first preference, second preference, third preference, etc. each band received. I know, I'm weird like that.

I would love to know that too. But it's not in Seth's interest to share it so we won't get it.

[Thousand Made-Up Loves]

We'll see. If you're right, kudos for a great marketing strategy with the little lottery game, goosing people to enter a lottery for shows they might not be instantly buying tickets to the second they go on sale.

This is why I only bought tickets for one show, Hop Chip, especially because it's early. I'm not really interested in giving Ticketmaster interest free loans to see bands six months later anymore. I'd like to see Spoon at the Atlantis but I'd rather wait for tickets. If I don't go, whooptie damn doo.

[Hutch]

We'll see. If you're right, kudos for a great marketing strategy with the little lottery game, goosing people to enter a lottery for shows they might not be instantly buying tickets to the second they go on sale.

This is why I only bought tickets for one show, Hop Chip, especially because it's early. I'm not really interested in giving Ticketmaster interest free loans to see bands six months later anymore. I'd like to see Spoon at the Atlantis but I'd rather wait for tickets. If I don't go, whooptie damn doo.

Six months? Opening night 50 days away.

[Hutch]

It would be interesting to hear how many different people sent entries in, and the breakdown in how many per band, and how many first preference, second preference, third preference, etc. each band received. I know, I'm weird like that.

I would love to know that too. But it's not in Seth's interest to share it so we won't get it.

Not necessarily true. I think the number one concern would be making bands that got the lesser number of entries look bad when, after all, they are helping you out. Even the less popular bands can do more business than 450 on a good night.