Well, Tiff, have a blast!!! I'm sure you're already gone, but I was going to suggest getting a cheap pair of flip-flops that you wouldn't care about tossing, wear those all day in line, and then switch to your others w/ heels around concert time.
Yet another night w/ the standard setlist for the first show in a city. Guess that's what I'm getting in Boston. It's totally fine, as long as we get some good stuff in October! Not that the standard setlist isn't full of good stuff...I'd like a variety of good stuff. I want it all!!
What else??? Oh, I checked for Paul McCartney tix in Boston, just for kicks, since I happened to be on ticketbastard around 9:55 and they were going on sale at 10. I got a pair of $50 tix right near the stage, in the hightest section in under a minute wait. I tossed them back and tried again, coming up w/ nothing. So, I'm thinking it's going to be a bit of a challenge getting tix (definitely take the first pair to pop up when MSG goes on sale...whenever the hell that is! It's still not even listed)
Ellie, hope you had fun at Green Day. We're still waiting on a full report!
Anyway, I'm off...busy day. I've got to do laundry, go to the bank, go to class, meet w/ a prof about a journalism article, and then a friend and I are going to try for student tix to Hurlyburly. I'm picking away at my "to see" list. Need the 'rents to let me know what they're going to want to see when they come to help pack me up (totally a three person job, with my cursed pack-ratting!) I saw ...Virginia Woolf? on Sat, and have a cheapie to see All Shook Up (not even on the list, but the ticket was too cheap to pass up) for tomorrow.
Have a good one, ladies!
But when did New Hampshire become--Such a backward wasteland of seatbelt hating crazies?...I mean, only 40 people actually live there. The others are just visitors who come for the tax-free liquor and three inches of novelty coastline. John Hodgeman on The Daily Show (1-30-07)