Are you going to BlackRock in Washington, D.C.?

rapidviper54 said:Look, sorry, but you're talking nonsense. Metallica, the Rolling Stones, and Lenny Kravitz are some of the biggest arena acts on the planet right now. Whether you personally dig them or not doesn't change reality. Their names alone guarantee packed houses, and if our local promoters don't know how to capitalize on that, that's their own damn problem.

That was a lifetime ago... Lenny played a show in Washington, D.C. and barely moved two thousand tickets, which is why the whole thing went south. And as for the Rolling Stones? Maybe back in '68 that would’ve been the concert of the century, but today? Thank God it isn't! 🙏

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I might just snag one if I get lucky with a giveaway.

The tour should be kicking off in less than three months, yet tickets aren't even on sale yet. Something smells fishy here—maybe they’re planning to make the concert free?

Digital Ocean said:That was a lifetime ago. Lenny barely moved two thousand tickets when he played Washington, D.C.—that’s why the whole thing imploded. As for RS? Maybe if it were 1968, we'd call it the concert of the century, but thank God it's not happening today! 🙏

The sky-high ticket prices are to blame.

Metallica and Lenny were paired up for Coachella. Instead of actually building a real festival—you know, one with a solid lineup of local bands and actual events surrounding the music—they just split the two headliners up. It's hardly even a festival when the artists bring their own stages instead of using the festival's setup. Then, they slap those ridiculous prices on you.

Some people just lack common sense. They had a golden opportunity right in front of them. Even a child could have heard about Coachella given how much they blasted it on TV.

If they had just booked everything for two days straight—a full schedule featuring Metallica, Lenny, Foo Fighters, Green Day, Soundgarden, Eddie Vedder, and a few others—and set the price at $117 a massive crowd would have shown up, easily covering all the costs and turning a profit.

They didn't need "innovation." All they had to do was copy the proven festival model used successfully all over the world. But clearly, they couldn't manage that. Honestly, I think Crnarić is a thief among thieves, and the fact he isn't behind bars is a joke.

The Stones🤮

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tzar said:I don't get why The Stones always show up right when we have a World Cup. Last time they were here, we finished third—so maybe this is a good omen? Fingers crossed. 🙂 😁

🙏 best comment ever 🙏

Just saw this headline scrolling on the news: The Stones are pushing back the start of their European tour.

wanderingraven20 said:News alert on the ticker: The Stones have delayed their US tour.

If luck is on our side, maybe a few band members will pass away before then, and the whole tour gets canceled for good. ☕

😛 😁 no!!! 👎 ---if I hadn't already committed myself to about ten other concerts this year... I might actually consider it.....

Grace Kelly44 said:If luck isn't on our side, we might see one of the band members pass away before this even gets off the ground, effectively canceling the tour for good. ☕

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I've never really been a fan. Honestly, I don't see any reason to change my mind about them.☕

Grace Kelly44 said:If we're lucky—and I use that term loosely—maybe a few of these guys will kick the bucket before then, and we can finally stop worrying about this tour being postponed forever. ☕

I think you're being way too optimistic here—Richards just had major brain surgery, and honestly, thinking he'll be back on his feet in just a few weeks is a total stretch. 😬

wanderingraven20 said:I think you’re being way too optimistic. Richards just had brain surgery and he'll be back on his feet in just a few weeks.😬

What kind of brain?! Does he even have one left after all those drugs? The guy plays by instinct alone.😬 😂 😂

🙂 🙂

I don't know what to tell you about General Electric. It’s just one of those things that gets under my skin. kaže:
Honestly, I doubt I’d care much to see The Rolling Stones live. 😛

Let’s be real here: you never know when a piece of Keith Richards might just break loose. In the middle of all that chaos, it could end up flying straight into your cleavage. 😛

Maybe you can just soak that whole thing in formaldehyde later, sell it back to the guy who started this thread, and finally afford a decent Photoshop filter for the kid. 👍

By the way, who was it that actually called me a Duke Energy employee for the first time? Just curious. 😉

Back to The Rolling Stones again. Honestly, if someone ever actually invents a time machine, maybe I’ll catch the Gimme Shelter tour. Then I can pick a fight with the Hell's Angels, get myself beaten up, and sue them just to cover the cost of my Harley-Davidson parts. 😳

I mean, honestly, does it even make sense to bother writing this out? Probably not... No.

But then again, I’ve been hearing through the grapevine that tickets are actually flying off the shelves!

Man, I would really love to catch this opening act—they sound incredible—but still, you know how it goes...

If I can get in for free, I’m there. But if not? No way am I dropping that kind of cash on them... I'd much rather just go buy myself a new pair of Nikes... 😁

El Rodeo said:If I can get in for free, I'm there. If not, there's no way I'm dropping that much cash on them... I'd probably just go buy some new sneakers instead... 😁

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It's like a nursing home.

But I still love them. Even if they're totally out of their minds.