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Something with wheelchair access that is bad is that you are always 'distant' from the crowd
I'm looking forward to seeing "Slim Cessna's Auto Club" in Zurich/Switzerland next week and "Neurosis" in Stuttgart/Germany in July.
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What Accessible Concerts Are You Going To?
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ThomasR
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Posted 06 June 2011 - 01:06 PM
I totally agree. This is one of the reasons I hardly ever go to to bigger concerts. Even if the band is good, the event itelf is not really exciting. I prefer smaller venues even if it means that there is the possibility to fall out of the chair occassionally if the venue is to crowded.
I'm looking forward to seeing "Slim Cessna's Auto Club" in Zurich/Switzerland next week and "Neurosis" in Stuttgart/Germany in July.
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Posted 06 June 2011 - 02:36 PM
Saw Huey Lewis & the news in their prime back in the '80's. They were on fire and AMAZING!!
The horns were fab! Huey was a great conductor. Saw them about ten years later and they were good but not on fire. I'd still pay good money to see them again though. Hope they are good.
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The horns were fab! Huey was a great conductor. Saw them about ten years later and they were good but not on fire. I'd still pay good money to see them again though. Hope they are good.
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