Megan Miller3 said:Exactly... everyone says the same thing. My gut feeling was right, too; it just confirmed all my suspicions. Plus, I attended a friend's party there once. Even though everything turned out fine for them in the end, she spent the whole time clashing with the owner, who insists on doing things strictly her way. And now that you mention it, she told me she'd call me on Monday to arrange a time for me to stop by! It’s such a headache.🙄 You basically have to schedule a meeting just to decide when you're going to talk. Ha!
When I asked if they had a floor plan or a layout so we could see what it looks like, they just said it would be identical to their larger one in ST... which tells me absolutely nothing. Honestly, I'd rather just send a guy out there to check it himself. A person really needs to know where they're hosting their party...
The whole thing is just one endless saga...😳
I'm rooting for San Jose solely because the location is perfect for Matic.
http://www.solin-info.com/index.php?...um&pg=1&LNG=HR
But if dealing with the President is going to be that much of a logistical nightmare... I'm out.👎
Yes, this looks good. Honestly, I’m not sure what else to tell you—you'll figure something out eventually.
The issue is that I don't actually have anyone's contact info—and I have zero desire to gamble on random numbers from some sketchy classified ad site. If anyone has a number for a Harmonics + guitar player, or even just a Harmonics player, please, please, please reach out via DM.
I have numbers for a few Harmonics players; I'll send them over to you privately. Though, to be clear, they aren't vetted—so I can't tell you if they're any good or not. I just pulled those numbers from various forums and haven't actually called them yet.
One acquaintance gave me the number for a Harmonics player and a guitarist who played at her party. She claims they were great, so I can pass that along once I track down the number.
Anyway, I hope this helps.
As for the music itself, I assume you can negotiate the setlist with them—unless, of course, they specialize strictly in one specific genre.