It feels like every time a big club walks away from a deal, three other giants just swoop in to claim the prize. I'm tired of the constant back-and-forth where nothing actually happens for weeks. Do you think these massive bidding wars are actually worth the headache for the players involved?
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Ugh, haters gonna hate, right? xD
I ended up totally falling in love with Arcade Fire, even though I missed out on some of the early drama regarding wristbands and tickets. But man, when they played Suburban War... it was pure magic 😍 I honestly just stood there for over an hour with this massive, goofy grin on my face like a total idiot, just soaking it all in. And Jamiroquai... wow. I can't help but wonder if Jay was actually sipping tea or something else out of that cup 😁 It was pretty hilarious how his stage banter basically boiled down to a single "Thank youu" after every song. Still, he did a solid job. Even though I don't usually listen to them, Dubioza and Grinderman were fantastic. I definitely had to shuffle around during Grinderman, though—first because three guys were doing these wild, delirious stripper moves, and then because I got stuck behind a couple who looked like they were about to go at it right then and there. Honestly, maybe they did once I left 🤷
Bottom line: I don't regret spending a dime. It was incredible, and I really hope Arcade Fire keeps their word and comes back 😁
I ended up totally falling in love with Arcade Fire, even though I missed out on some of the early drama regarding wristbands and tickets. But man, when they played Suburban War... it was pure magic 😍 I honestly just stood there for over an hour with this massive, goofy grin on my face like a total idiot, just soaking it all in. And Jamiroquai... wow. I can't help but wonder if Jay was actually sipping tea or something else out of that cup 😁 It was pretty hilarious how his stage banter basically boiled down to a single "Thank youu" after every song. Still, he did a solid job. Even though I don't usually listen to them, Dubioza and Grinderman were fantastic. I definitely had to shuffle around during Grinderman, though—first because three guys were doing these wild, delirious stripper moves, and then because I got stuck behind a couple who looked like they were about to go at it right then and there. Honestly, maybe they did once I left 🤷
Bottom line: I don't regret spending a dime. It was incredible, and I really hope Arcade Fire keeps their word and comes back 😁