Clumsy/Spiritual Machines Tour

Matt. · Post by **Matt.** » 12/7/2009, 11:13 pm

MsCarson79 wrote:I personally would try somewhere new - just for the fun of it.

That's kind of what I'm thinking, too. Although Wridsasubway makes a good point in that I am already familiar with Toronto. It would cost so much more but I just think it'd be a lot fun. Cities don't scare me, so I'm not worried about that. It's mostly a "fun & expensive vs. familiar & less expensive" kind of predicament. But anyway, thank you!

Trustworthy · Post by **Trustworthy** » 12/7/2009, 11:31 pm

http://www.ticketmaster.com/Our-Lady-Pe ... ist/778298

Matt. · Post by **Matt.** » 12/7/2009, 11:41 pm

I don't mean to bother you anymore because we have bombarded you with questions today, but when you have the chance, would you be able to explain a little bit about the Live Nation pre-sales and the pre-sale for Toronto?

Carson79 · Post by **Carson79** » 12/7/2009, 11:53 pm

I'm not sure how the Live Nation pre-sales work either...the panic ridden people of the CM need to know these things! lol

Matt. · Post by **Matt.** » 12/7/2009, 11:58 pm

It's true! I think it's really funny how the moment dates pop up, mayhem ensues.

Post by **faninor** » 12/8/2009, 8:14 am

Trusty -- I have one question.

Raine mentioned on twitter that they will also be bringing this to some select US cities. I'm sure you don't know or can't reveal which, but could you try to find out how close those dates are being to announced? I'd like to know if an announcement is coming this week before the Canadian shows go on sale or if the planning isn't that far along?

I'm sure there's a lot of people in the US, especially those far from the Canadian border, who would love to see these shows but would totally feel stupid if we bought tickets to a Canadian date only to see later that a local show is added.

I'm really crossing my fingers that Los Angeles might be one of the US cities...

This tour is guaranteed to be fantastic. I've always dreamed of getting to see The Story of 100 Aisles played live (on the record it is the epitome of what I like about Jeremy's drumming), and I always dreamed of seeing The Wonderful Future live (until I did in 2002-- it was excellent) and since always kicked myself over not owning recording equipment at the time. I can still remember how upset I was, way back in high school in 2001, when my parents would not drive 3 hours to see them at their nearest stop on the Spiritual Machines tour.

Shanae · Post by **Shanae** » 12/8/2009, 8:45 am

I'm still convincing my parents to let me spend $200 on VIP tickets, but Mom isn't happy about my sister, my escort, not being beside me.

The tickets won't disappear too too quickly will they? *nervous lip bite.*

Haha Laurel, when did I spell cue or queue?

Heavy Alibi · Post by **Heavy Alibi** » 12/8/2009, 9:23 am

faninor wrote: I'm really crossing my fingers that Los Angeles might be one of the US cities...

It would be pretty pathetic if they didn't, considering Raine lives there... heck, just go to his house and demand that they perform for you,

I'm sure they're there playing SM and Clumsy over and over again as we speak to relearn them

faninor wrote:I always dreamed of seeing The Wonderful Future live (until I did in 2002-- it was excellent) and since always kicked myself over not owning recording equipment at the time. I can still remember how upset I was, way back in high school in 2001, when my parents would not drive 3 hours to see them at their nearest stop on the Spiritual Machines tour.

You're so lucky to have experienced OLP live back then. I wasn't even a fan until 2005, but I was addicted to "Thief" when it came out; unfortunately I didn't look any further into the band that produced it at that time.

When you think about it, how many bands really do what OLP is about to do? Focus an entire tour on back-catalog that is of an almost entirely separate genre from the type of music they're doing today? I really commend the band for doing this, it requires much dedication to both relearning all the music and to your old-time fans who love all your old stuff.

DG · Post by DG » 12/8/2009, 11:01 am

I wish I knew how fast the damn VIP tickets are selling... ha. I want to wait a little to buy, but it hurts so bad knowing I'm taking risk.

Carson79 · Post by **Carson79** » 12/8/2009, 11:07 am

DG wrote:I wish I knew how fast the damn VIP tickets are selling... ha. I want to wait a little to buy, but it hurts so bad knowing I'm taking risk.

From what I can tell is that they don't go on presale until tomorrow anyways - or so says the ticketmaster site.

gibbits · Post by **gibbits** » 12/8/2009, 11:18 am

Strong Alibi wrote: When you think about it, how many bands really do what OLP is about to do? Focus an entire tour on back-catalog that is of an almost entirely separate genre from the type of music they're doing today? I really commend the band for doing this, it requires much dedication to both relearning all the music and to your old-time fans who love all your old stuff.

Sir, I point you in the direction of Pearl Jam, the finest live rock act on the planet. What OLP is doing is amazing - but until they're doing 3 hour sets, changing setlists almost entirely overnight, and not afraid to play virtually any song in their catalog (Neon Crossing, I'm looking your direction) they aren't living up to their full potential.

Of course, when you think about it - no bands really do what Pearl Jam does.

DG · Post by DG » 12/8/2009, 11:28 am

MsCarson79 wrote:
DG wrote:I wish I knew how fast the damn VIP tickets are selling... ha. I want to wait a little to buy, but it hurts so bad knowing I'm taking risk.
From what I can tell is that they don't go on presale until tomorrow anyways - or so says the ticketmaster site.

How come .Net has them up for sale? Or is it not?

Carson79 · Post by **Carson79** » 12/8/2009, 11:40 am

Just checked, I guess they are for sale - I was just looking on Ticketmaster! Opps.

So I guess VIP are through .net/maple music and regular seats are through Ticketmaster?

megxyz128 · Post by **megxyz128** » 12/8/2009, 11:52 am

Does anyone know why the London and Kitchener shows aren't listed on Ticketmaster?

Edit: Nevermind they're all on Livenation.

WrldsaSubway · Post by **WrldsaSubway** » 12/8/2009, 12:00 pm

So....

i *may* be doing non VIP for SM in massey...i really want to attend both shows..just have to see if i can get up the money.
Clumsy VIP and SM non vip.. it would be pretty sweet.

DG · Post by DG » 12/8/2009, 12:16 pm

I still can't decide which concert I'm gonna go VIP for... I'm leaning towards SM, but I don't know.

On a completely different note. I need a certain Trustworthy person to check his PM's on an unrelated manner.

WrldsaSubway · Post by **WrldsaSubway** » 12/8/2009, 1:26 pm

alright guys,
it's official... i'm going to BOTH nights in massey. I'm going to order my ticket on Fri if we figure out how this pre-sale works.
I was really excited last night about just going to see clumsy, but in the back of my mind I kept thinking about SM and I just decided I can not miss this.
I'm really excited and I can not wait to see this.

beautiful liar · Post by **beautiful liar** » 12/8/2009, 3:13 pm

Sorry if i'm reposting info, but i haven't been keeping up with this section of the forum

The radio station X92.9 has a ticketmaster prebuy for the Calgary shows starting Thursday at 10 am. I can PM the prebuy password to anyone who wants it.

I may get tickets to one of the shows, if i can afford it.

Johnny · Post by **Johnny** » 12/8/2009, 3:22 pm

Ok, since this tour is special, I bought VIP packages to both shows in Edmonton. Well, I bought the SM package, my mom bought me the Clumsy package for Christmas.

Soozy · Post by **Soozy** » 12/8/2009, 3:31 pm

faninor wrote:
Soozy wrote:Great, so finally an OLP show that I might consider seeing and they put a massive month long gap in the middle of the tour just when I'm planning to be in Canada
Booo, sucks so much when schedules work out like that.

It's not work (though I've not checked with them yet) so much as my choir term dates.

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