Truly, I feel the same. GA can feel stressful, but in some ways I felt like it allowed super passionate people to be in the very front. All the seats are very luck of the draw this tour.
First time I saw The Furs it was an all seated venue (odd for the UK). Before the first song had finished the front four rows of seats were practically reduced to firewood.
This is what I completely expected on this tour...and that's kinda what happened in London for the Meltdown show. Since I snagged floor seats for NOLA I thought I'd see it happen there. But nope. Not at any of the shows I've been to so far. Not sure if everyone is super polite or if there's more security presence on the floor in general (or a combo of both of these issues). There was a security person every couple rows in NOLA.
Truly, I feel the same. GA can feel stressful, but in some ways I felt like it allowed super passionate people to be in the very front. All the seats are very luck of the draw this tour.
GA is difficult for me because I'm so short. If I don't get to the venue early enough, all I end up seeing is the backs of people and their iPhones. As much as I don't like the unfairness of seating (more money, better seats) at least I can see something.
I’m 163 and I also have to be in front row - which I have been a couple of times. I would hate to go to a seated show. However stressful I think queing might be, it’s also super special. I got to know some cool people during the many hours in line
steve
Big Hand
Songs Of A Lost World *CRUMPET BOY*
