Getting there in the a.m. for a wristband is difficult for me. I "could" do it, and then hang out at my daughter's apt on the upper east side, but I've got things to do at home. Husband is not going, so he'll be home to take care of our dog and I can basically leave when I want once I get shit done, but, I also have no idea what time to get there. (I'm 1.5 hours away without traffic)I know they're not the biggest band to play the Garden (and they don't attract the kind of fanbase that is willing to camp overnight), but I'm kind of disappointed that MSG isn't doing the GA wristband system for tomorrow's show. It's nice to just show up at like 9 a.m. for a numbered wristband and then be allowed to live my life until like an hour before doors.
Seeing that I'm commuting in two hours for the show, I'm currently trying to figure out how early is "too early" to get in line for GA.
Vanderlyle on vinyl is beyond boring. Vanderlyle live is like going to the church of the national (I'm not at all religious, but I think you know what I mean)I’ve been trying to hold my tongue and let this be a fun unpopular opinion chat but I can no longer abstain.
Vanderlyle is one of my least favorite songs. By any band. I left at least 3-4 shows during the acoustic finale over the span of that half-decade where they closed every show with Vanderlyle.
I also think England is one of their least good songs and they play it every time they’re in Los Angeles because of the lyric. Ayayay.
I’ve been trying to hold my tongue and let this be a fun unpopular opinion chat but I can no longer abstain.
Vanderlyle is one of my least favorite songs. By any band. I left at least 3-4 shows during the acoustic finale over the span of that half-decade where they closed every show with Vanderlyle.
I also think England is one of their least good songs and they play it every time they’re in Los Angeles because of the lyric. Ayayay.
I agree with the Vanderlyle closer. Maybe it's just been my own experiences at shows, but I never have been around a giant amount of people singing along - which is the entire point. And I'm usually near the front when I see them. I find it to be kinda too standard of a way for them to end, and not super interesting. I always prefer when they close with About Today.I know it’s a super special song/moment for people and I think the way they perform it and make it a ceremony for fans is v cool. For some reason though, Vanderlyle, England, and Runaway are three National songs I just can’t listen to and they are back to back to back on High Violet and 2 of 3 are in every live set I’ve seen for over 10 years.
Love the New York posters especially the first one.
Love the New York posters especially the first one.
Oh boy, in the first poster, whatever is below the rotary telephone has “the Alcott” embroidered on it.
EDIT:
The rotary telephone has “Dial 13 for Operator on it”
I’m becoming one of those delusional Swift fans that reads too much into everything.
It’s easier to see on the artist’s post:
Love the New York posters especially the first one.
Total clusterfuck. They should have just let us in at 33rd and 8th to keep it more orderly.GA entry for MSG was a mess. Just glad I have a decent view at this point.
In 15 mins. 10:00am.Great show last night - I was worried that the Garden would be too big a room for them but I was wrong.
Does anyone know what time the CT posters go up in the shop?
Agreed. I really thought that it would be somewhat of a disappointment in a room that big, but the crowd energy was insanely strong and the band was having a blast onstage. I was so thrilled to get Cherry Tree since I ended up bailing on the New Haven show.Great show last night - I was worried that the Garden would be too big a room for them but I was wrong.
Yes - crowd energy was much better than I expected, and it was cool how genuinely happy & grateful the band seemed to be.Agreed. I really thought that it would be somewhat of a disappointment in a room that big, but the crowd energy was insanely strong and the band was having a blast onstage. I was so thrilled to get Cherry Tree since I ended up bailing on the New Haven show.
Also, really glad that there were no "special guests" They owned that stage last night.