Manchester Orchestra - The Million Masks of God (April 30, 2021) Album • Page 336

once.

 

Thanks for that info. I’d define that as a hassle. Haha. I just hate the Skyline Stage at the Mann.

 

You commented it twice on the same page so that's why I asked. I wasn't privy to anything the band has said about it, so wanted to know why you seemingly felt so strongly about it. All good.

 

Finally got around to listening to this EP and this is easily my least favorite thing they’ve done since the stuff they were releasing prior to ILAV

 

I guess I get the vibe they were going for on this one, but they're kinda losing me at this point

 

They’ve stated multiple times the next album will be heavier. This EP is the end of this era of the band.

 

Sounds like Andy learned…how to lose you again

 

JEW played a big show in AZ with The Maine a few months back and played the Super Bowl party thing too. They may feel it’s too much? Which is insane, JEW can play nearly any larger-mid sized venue here any day of the week and people will come.

MO is playing the COPE show in a couple weeks, Shakey Knees in May, and The Stuffing in November. Another ATL date probably isn’t gonna happen. Though I know Shakey Knees was the reason the COPE show was announced when it was because of area blackout dates.

 

Did Andy/MO ever admit that this year is not the 10th anniversary of COPE?

 

but i don't live in arizona and i'm not going to shaky knees what about meeee

joking aside, i'm still holding out that JEW is on the stuffing.

 

Wish I knew for certain if VIP stuff will be shipped or picked up. The Yocketmaster fine print literally says both, lol.

In second thought, yikes. They’re coming out to $180 after fees. I want that 7”, but not that badly.

 

Trying to figure out how to get ready for Red Rocks VIP. Ticket page is AXS and keeps saying it will be available at 10am local but the AXS link shows only Thursday times.


Edit: Nevermind it updated

 

TICKET PURCHASED MOTHERFUCKERS

 

Going to Philly, even though the venue sucks. $43 in fees…barf. Here’s hoping it doesn’t rain that day.

Turning 40 in August so I’m going to as many shows as I can this summer before I get older and lazier

 

This will be a nice view

 

Wish my show was seated #old

 

Got my Philly ticket

 

see y'all at the salt shed

 

This will be my first ever red rocks show. And it’s the boys! Very excited. Anything I should be mindful of?

 

its an awesome venue. totally unique. the weather is usually very good that time of year. the sound is "ehhh" but i think the venue makes up for it.

youll need to rent a car most likely. doing an Uber is possible but the lines to get one are long. the venue is a good 20-30 minutes west of downtown Denver with no traffic. if you rent a car, you can get there early and get a better parking spot and pregame in the parking lot. thats my plan.

so, it would be kind of expensive adding in a car rental and all, but its a great place to see a show.

 

Same I have been in Colorado for almost two years waiting for the right show to see at Red Rocks. Very excited.

 

get there early so you dont end up parking really far away from the venue. walking a mile to the venue, and then back to your car in the dark sucks. its general admission so try to get in line pretty early. if youre not used to the altitude, drink a lot of water and dont drink as much alcohol as you might normally.

 

Got my tickets for Minneapolis! Was really tempted to go VIP for the 7’ but the price and not knowing what exactly will be on there helped make my decision. Either way I’m stoked, and so glad MO is closing my show

 

Is it all general admission? Looking to get VIP and I know the Avett Bros shows have sections of GA and then sections of reserved.

Also is the shuttle worth it? Seems a bit pricey and the schedule seems a bit rigid.

 

VIP has like the first 20 rows or something. everything above that is GA.
ive never taken the shuttle so cant comment on it.