You'd be surprised. Quite a lot of the US venues have seating layouts on the floor. I was really surprised when I saw the 4Tour in New York & saw seats there.
You'd be surprised. Quite a lot of the US venues have seating layouts on the floor. I was really surprised when I saw the 4Tour in New York & saw seats there.
Yep, there's no "pushing to the front" at large shows here (at least I'm not rich enough to have ever found out). I would say it's generally any indoor venue over a couple of thousand capacity that is entirely seated down front.
The only Cure show I had been to in the US that was not seated was at the Hard Rock Casino in Las Vegas in 2000. A bunch of people were already queueing up when I got there at 6 a.m.
You'd be surprised. Quite a lot of the US venues have seating layouts on the floor. I was really surprised when I saw the 4Tour in New York & saw seats there.
Yep, there's no "pushing to the front" at large shows here (at least I'm not rich enough to have ever found out). I would say it's generally any indoor venue over a couple of thousand capacity that is entirely seated down front.
Yep, there's no "pushing to the front" at large shows here (at least I'm not rich enough to have ever found out). I would say it's generally any indoor venue over a couple of thousand capacity that is entirely seated down front.
It is really surprising… and terrible.
That's why it's always a good idea to wear the tallest boots you have and gain 3 inches, or so. Not only can you see over more people's heads but people tend to get out of the way. I'm not sure I would be able to push at an arena show at this age, though...
You'd be surprised. Quite a lot of the US venues have seating layouts on the floor. I was really surprised when I saw the 4Tour in New York & saw seats there.
Yep, there's no "pushing to the front" at large shows here (at least I'm not rich enough to have ever found out). I would say it's generally any indoor venue over a couple of thousand capacity that is entirely seated down front.
That's terrible. I would be so, so unhappy about it.
But I don't see And I don't feel But tightly hold up silently My hands before my fading eyes And in my eyes Your smile
I mistook stars reflected in a pond at night for those in the sky.
