Glad you enjoyed it! I'm sad that I'll miss her. I sold my tickets for tonight at the Beacon Theatre. I had 2nd row center aisle, but I'm still just not comfortable going to an indoor show. Our next show is Sea Hear Now this weekend which is outside. I am holding tix for a few indoor shows in the coming weeks, will have to see what my level of comfort is as they approach.Julien Baker was really good tonight at the 9:30 club! ( I forgot to take pictures though.) Was really glad they required masks and proof of vaccination because it was just as crowded as the old days.
Glad you enjoyed it! I'm sad that I'll miss her. I sold my tickets for tonight at the Beacon Theatre. I had 2nd row center aisle, but I'm still just not comfortable going to an indoor show. Our next show is Sea Hear Now this weekend which is outside. I am holding tix for a few indoor shows in the coming weeks, will have to see what my level of comfort is as they approach.
We're coming down for Ohana too, hoping nothing too crazy. Do notice quite a few tickets up for sale, hopefully that will thin it out a bit.I've got Ohana (and Ohana Encore) coming up, so I'm looking forward to hearing how Sea Hear Now goes. Past Ohana's have been super packed at the front, so I just plan on hanging out in the back this time as I doubt they've adjust the capacity at all.
From past experience, try to stake out a place between the main stage & tiki stage for the first part of the day. Ed usually comes out and plays with a band or two on the smaller stage, you get some good variety there, and it doesn't pack up until later in the evening. They are putting bigger acts on the small stage this year too - like Spoon on Saturday.We're coming down for Ohana too, hoping nothing too crazy. Do notice quite a few tickets up for sale, hopefully that will thin it out a bit.
Surprised they're using that small stage that much, but it might help spread out the crowd. We went the first year and had a good time, but a good sized crowd. I don't think we'll go until about 3pm each day, so will probably get what we get for a spot.From past experience, try to stake out a place between the main stage & tiki stage for the first part of the day. Ed usually comes out and plays with a band or two on the smaller stage, you get some good variety there, and it doesn't pack up until later in the evening. They are putting bigger acts on the small stage this year too - like Spoon on Saturday.
I've seen a lot of people trying to dump SHN tix, and I'm still not sure if people from Europe can attend (no idea what the rules are these days as I haven't flown in almost 2 years)I've got Ohana (and Ohana Encore) coming up, so I'm looking forward to hearing how Sea Hear Now goes. Past Ohana's have been super packed at the front, so I just plan on hanging out in the back this time as I doubt they've adjust the capacity at all.
And brought a better phone/camera than I did.I, too, have seen a Julien Baker live.
And brought a better phone/camera than I did.
All my spare cash goes into Vinyl and Tickets for shows.
Maybe its time to upgrade though.
I was on the floor on the left side of the venue. Was the Bass too high and her vocals too low in the mix where you were at - or was that b/c of where I was sitting?