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Free wrote:I do hope at the end of the tour Journey makes a decision to either get Perry back or quit. It's sickening to see a once HUGE band reduced to a greatest hits road show playing state and county fairs.
Red13JoePa wrote:Tweeter Center Camden, NJ 06/24/06 Jones Beach Theatre Wantagh, NY TBD 06/27/06 PNC Bank Arts Center Holmdell, NJ TBD 06/28/06 Mohegan Sun Uncasville, CT TBD 06/30/06 Toyota Pavilion at Montage Scranton, PA 07/01/06 Borgata Atlantic City, NJ TBD 07/03/06 Hersheypark Stadium Hershey, PA 07/04/06 Altell Pavilion Raleigh, NC 07/07/06 Nissan Pavilion Bristow, VA 07/08/06 Verizon Wireless Amphitheatre Virginia Beach, VA 07/10/06 Sound Advice Amphitheatre West Palm Beach, FL 07/11/06 Ford Amphitheatre Tampa, FL 07/13/06 Chastain Park Amphitheatre Atlanta, GA. SOLD OUT 07/15/06 Verizon Wireless Amphitheatre Charlotte, NC 07/16/06 Starwood Amphitheatre Nashville, TN 07/18/06 Target Center Minneapolis, MN 07/19/06 First Midwest Bank Amphitheatre Chicago, IL TBD 07/21/06 UMB Pavilion St. Louis, MO 04/01 07/22/06 Verizon Wireless Amphitheatre Nobelsville, IN 07/24/06 DTE Music Energy Theatre Detroit, MI 07/25/06 Riverbend Music Center Cincinnati, OH 07/28/06 Verizon Wireless San Antonio, TX 07/29/06 Smirnoff Music Centre Dallas, TX 07/30/06 Cynthia Woods Mitchell PavilionThe Woodlands, TX 08/15/06 Red Rocks AmphitheatreDenver, CO 08/18/06 Mandalay Bay Events Center Las Vegas, NV TBD 08/22/06 Cricket Pavilion Phoenix, AZ 08/23/06 Coors Amphitheatre Chula Vista, CA 08/25/06 Chronicle Pavilion Concord, CA 08/26/06 Shoreline Amphitheatre Mt. View, CA 08/27/06 Sleep Train AmphitheatreSacramento, CA 08/30/06 Clark County AmphitheatrePortland, OR 08/31/06 White River Amphitheatre Seattle, WA
State and County fairs?
Red13JoePa wrote: 08/27/06 Sleep Train Amphitheatre, Sacramento, CA
Eric wrote:"As much as i think Adams is better than both of these bands now, he can't draw what these two will together"
Huh? I really don't understand this comment. Do you really think so? Adams was brutally boring. He closed with 3 little-known ballads. Def Leppard had all 7,000 people standing up....there were less than 3,000 left inn the venue when Adams was halfway through his set. I honestly don't know one person who said "I'm going for Bryan Adams"?
Rockn'deano wrote:I can list all the hits from all 3 bands, and I would think Adams has more hit songs. But concerts arent always supposed to be about hits.
jrnyman28 wrote:I posted "hits" of both BA and Journey a while back. I htink it worked out that BA had more "higher" hits but Journey may have had more singles hit the charts...sort of a wash.
Rockn'deano wrote:Fuck you. I am counting them now.
Free wrote:This tour will not sell well at all.
Def lep does not have the staying power of Journey. I mean who really cares about seein them now? My guess is not may. I doubt def lep will be a big draw.
I doubt Journey will be a big draw because most people that have wanted to see them in the past 7 years have seen them. Unless you are a die hard, you are not gonna spend money to see them twice.
I do hope at the end of the tour Journey makes a decision to either get Perry back or quit. It's sickening to see a once HUGE band reduced to a greatest hits road show playing state and county fairs.
The_Noble_Cause wrote:Free wrote:This tour will not sell well at all.
Def lep does not have the staying power of Journey. I mean who really cares about seein them now? My guess is not may. I doubt def lep will be a big draw.
I doubt Journey will be a big draw because most people that have wanted to see them in the past 7 years have seen them. Unless you are a die hard, you are not gonna spend money to see them twice.
I do hope at the end of the tour Journey makes a decision to either get Perry back or quit. It's sickening to see a once HUGE band reduced to a greatest hits road show playing state and county fairs.
This post is predicated on nothing but your own pre-existing biases.
The fact is Def tours well domestically, and so too does Journey.
I agree it is an ill-paired match musically, but mathematically, it is a sound plan!
Free wrote:But I think the question that needs to be asked is: Why would the average music fan want to see either band today?
Free wrote:This tour will not sell well at all.
That's true. Except for Springsteen, The Stones and Aerosmith.Abitaman wrote:Free wrote:This tour will not sell well at all.
My prediction.......any classic rock show nowadays will not sell well, or what it did back in the day-ERIC
Free wrote:Yes. But it's a judgement that I didn't just pull out of my hat.
Free wrote:It makes sense for a band, that has not had new music on the radio for years, to not draw well. Do not both bands fit this description?
Free wrote:Great. I hope they make a lot of money.
Free wrote:But I think the question that needs to be asked is: Why would the average music fan want to see either band today?
Free wrote: I can't help but think that a band can not keep drawing large crowds each year by singing the same stuff over and over again.
Free wrote:There are two things that these bands have against them in regard to drawing big audiences this summer:
1. They have been touring a lot in the last five years.
Free wrote:Common sense says that you can only survive for so long on the same material. Wouldn't it only make sense that the audiences would get smaller each year?
The_Noble_Cause wrote:Free wrote: I can't help but think that a band can not keep drawing large crowds each year by singing the same stuff over and over again.
But they can and amazingly they do.Free wrote:There are two things that these bands have against them in regard to drawing big audiences this summer:
1. They have been touring a lot in the last five years.
You could have said that about this past tour, and the tour prior to that. Why THIS year?
Why will this be the year that spells Journey's doom?Free wrote:Common sense says that you can only survive for so long on the same material. Wouldn't it only make sense that the audiences would get smaller each year?
Yes, but the touring revenues fly in the face of conventional wisdom and/or common sense.
Hell, don't even the Beach Boys still lure decent-sized crowds?
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