Are Concerts Out Of Control?

Baxter and Jonathan talk about the crazy things happening at concerts between the fans and the artists.

[@TREVORJB101]

Only thing out of control is the ticket prices..talking to you Ticketmaster/Live Nation!

[@hammill444]

Completely disagree. Musicians should hike ticket prices as high as they possibly can, through whatever means they can. We’re now 30 plus years- or more- into the era of the general public deciding to systematically steal the work of musicians online. And in every way possible. And Now the public cries about high ticket prices? Too darn bad. The public-- and their theft, from Napster and before, and onward- are solely responsible for it all. If live performance is the last stand for revenue-- so be it. The selfish public and their actions are mostly to blame. They should own it.

[@Spetsnazty]

@@hammill444 but its not the artists deciding this....

[@joshuacondon1]

@@hammill444I would agree if it was the artists makin the money, usually a crazy high percentage goes only to Ticketmaster

[@hammill444]

@@joshuacondon1 Well, no matter how much goes to the artist-- it’s likely more than zero. My point still stands. Theft from the public drove us to where we are now. Thus, the public has no right to complain. They built this.

[@drothberg3]

@@joshuacondon1It’s both the artists and the promoters. You think Springsteen isn’t making a ton of money from this tour? Of course he is.

[@CauseWiredVideo]

Keith knew the Tele was the correct guitar for that situation.

[@jasondorsey7110]

Slab body = heavy bludgeon

[@victorcostilla8395]

Fabulous Thunderbirds concert, 35 years ago, a guy threw a beer bottle at Jimmie Vaughan, mid solo. He saw it coming, ducked away, bent his strings and flipped the guy off all without missing beat in the solo. It was the coolest thing I've ever seen.

[@mohamedtlass3842]

I guess another one who found him mediocre compared to his brother?

[@Mitch1977]

@@mohamedtlass3842 lmao 😂

[@stratjed]

Not just concerts ! People do not have any respect for each other. Everywhere. And concerts have always been a great example of what happens when people gather en-mass and get wasted. Play a few bar gigs. People have always been disrespectful to musicians.

[@kendalljamesmusic]

Zappa- Portland ME, in 77? 40 seconds in, a glass bottle clips him hard on the shoulder, staggering him. Full-stop, dead quiet. Frank says, “We’re not playing another note until the asshole that threw that is gone.” There was a moment of confusion, then the guys near the idiot sorta shrugged, and lifted him up above their heads, and bottle-chucker was involuntarily crowd-surfed forward into the waiting arms of a couple beefy security guys. The whole thing took maybe a minute, then they kicked it back in and played a great show.

[@chadhuddleston5696]

I love music and I won't go to concerts anymore. I use to go all the time. The prices are ridiculous and people continue to behave like spoiled brats .

[@leftyjack]

unfortunately, those are most of the people who can still afford the ticket price and a 15 dollar light beer 😅

[@Gratefulman1965]

I’m 58, I’ve been going to concerts since the 1970’s. I recently saw Jerry Cantrell’s show and it was amazing. But as of yesterday the same venue in Portland Oregon was shut down due to a bomb threat. The world is not a fun place anymore. People are rude. Touring musicians operating costs have gotten unmanageable and ticket prices are stupid. I remember paying 7.25 to see Def Leppard but that was 43 years ago. Fast forward to today. I find few newer artists that can work an audience like the classics did. I still go to the occasional show but it’s more of a stressful experience when you are dealing with the people and the world of today. It’s dangerous in my recent experience. Thanks for this and thanks again for the hospitality you gave my upon my visit in June. Had a great time and I loved the acoustic room! (Edit: Love my Casino guitars ball cap!)

[@davegallagher7428]

One of my all-time favorite lines from a stage was an opening act for George Carlin. This guy was a heckling this comedy duo and one of the guys from the duo said “I don’t come to your job and tell you how to sweep up” it was hilarious.

[@seanbrooks2583]

Drunk people are the problem 99% of the time

[@festushaggen2563]

Concerts didn’t change, people have. Morality is out of control without a moral compass to guide us anymore.

[@buster52]

I was at the infamous Rolling Stones concert @ The L.A. Coliseum in 1981. Our seats were on the first row of the second level, stage right and we had great view down onto the stage and could see a bit of backstage. We watched in amazment while some clown a few 'rows' back from the front of the stage started throwing stuff @ Prince and his band. Prince's guitarist was hit first, and I can't remember what was thrown. The band said screw this! and headed for the steps down to the backstage area. Jagger and Bill Graham met them at the bottom of the steps and talked the band into going back on. Things were weird and then Prince got hit with, I think, a grapefruit? (Who brings a graperuit to concerts?) That was it and they marched off stage. Graham came onstage, grabbed a mic and started ranting at the moron. After Bill offered this a** his money back if he didn't like what he was seeing this idiot actually FOUGHT HIS WAY to the edge of the stage where Bill and some roadies (?) dragged him onto the stage and escorted him , not gently, to the backstage stairs. Our seats were perfect to watch Bill Graham push the guy down the stairs , where he didn't land at all well. Out of control, even then? True story.

[@tommydeamon7657]

Love you both love youre points not just the ones on top of youre heads but youre energy and message is right on so keep on shining

[@robertdavidtingstrom118]

When I went to see Joe Bonamassa here in Riverside, California. We were in the balcony near the top. Some people started yelling at Joe as he was playing a very quiet, cool blues solo. He got upset and stopped the show. Then they did it again later and he almost left the stage.

[@allenmitchell09]

I’ll never forget Darian from System of a Down trying to stop a fight at Oz fest. lol he was saying please stop, fighting is for the bitches! lol

[@Mr.Owl9]

Ha Ha Ha Ha Ha Ha ...LOL awww damn, Squish somebody, that caught me off guard, just laughed and spit coffee every where, Thanks Johnathan

[@Marinatina2]

The Green Day thing with Billie Joe was over a decade ago Baxter 😂😂😂. I remember because that's when I was in high school and really into them. I'm 4 years out of college now 😮.

[@matthewdeheus3124]

I had a guy yell at me from the back of the house "Your music makes me lose my gag reflex." I'm not even sure what that's supposed to mean.

[@ryangunwitch-black]

Oh yeah! My fiancée doesn’t have a gag reflex. I put a ring on it. Maybe he was trying to take you home. 😂

[@scoggers1628]

The first time I saw Metallica, back in 1999, they stopped playing because of a massive fight in the pit. Credit to Hetfield for making the point to the crowd that we’re here to have a good time, not smash each other’s faces in, or words to that effect. The guys causing the trouble got kicked out and the gig went on after a short delay.

[@nicoladolby2154]

If someone had put their drink on the stage I was playing on, I’d have drunk it.

[@mikenadanada7430]

As far as I'm concerned concerts are as dead to me as the rotary phone.. I don't even look at who's coming to town anymore ( nevermind looking into tix ) Prices are ridiculous , public are D-Bags and "performer's" are pretending to perform ( Yes technology , a friend ??? to true musicians everywhere lol )... Why pay ( now hundreds and hundreds of $$$ ) for that BS... Never thought I'd hear myself say this but when it comes to live music events , I'll buy a digital copy for like 20$ and watch it from the comfort and convince of my couch , while drinking a cold beer and waiting for the pizza guy.... F live events , I'm done with em.

[@NoCoverCharge]

As a guy who grew up in the hardcore punk seen in the 80’s this is just so funny to see

[@comajoebuck999]

Had to re read that. First impression was you threw up in the scene. Which is more apropos……lol.

[@maximusindicusoblivious180]

@@comajoebuck999 Stage diving, mosh pitting and puke. Man that was some show!

[@danielseaton9024]

Working musician here; Johnathan kicking those girls’ drinks and purses is hilarious. While they’re enjoying a night out, he’s trying to making his living and not trip and die on stage.

[@MayorMcCheese2000]

HELL YES, to every word of this video!

[@RonBaker456]

As a local musician I approve and endorse this video. Thanks guys.

[@glennyocklin2884]

The axl thing was super cool 👍👍👍

[@davidsummerville351]

Great episode, love the channel. 😎🤓

[@danoverfield8923]

Concerts end too early, they stay on schedule, too many fees, you get frisked walking in, and a can of beer is 10 bucks or more. You need an “app” to get in… opening bands get 1099’s… it’s more controlled than ever.

[@gvrussell9230]

I was playin' in Guntown, Mississippi back in the 70's and a guy threw a rooster on me. Flapping crazy.

[@1-eye-willy]

when i was a teenager i threw a bottle of water at the guitarist of against me and it hit them mid performance, and they got soaked. but they didnt skip a beat and finnished the show like it didnt even happen. i look back on my actions at the time and i was a little asshoole for doing that and i shouldnt have done it, but god damn i respect them for the emaculate showmanship

[@Canadianwheelchairguitar]

I saw Ed Sheeran in between his first 2 albums. I should state that I was in my late 30s. Watched the entire show through kid's cell phone. sounded great but I have no clue if the stage looked good?? A few months prior I saw Foo Fighters (more my age group). 2 guys in front of me asked me if I'd mind that they took short video & a few pictures during a certain song I said "Sure, Go ahead". I'm also in a wheelchair but that was a huge eye opener as to what concert ettiquett is!

[@Canadianwheelchairguitar]

Remember that when you go to a concert, you're watching a group of people doing their job, LET THEM DO THEIR JOB & don't make it harder for them by being an ass!

[@dwaynejessome1728]

why does the Falling in Reverse guy even have a mic stand??

[@therealinternetelvis]

I saw Mr. Bungle at The Phoenix in Toronto back in the day. Mike Patton was wearing a leather Gimp Mask with strings that tied it up in the back and hung down. He bend backwards and dangled them over the crowd at one point. Dude reaches up and grabs and pulls... Mike turns steps forward and slams the live Mic down on his head! It echos through the venue. Splits him open and knocks him out. The crowd was so tight at the stage that he stayed standing...lol. Roadies come haul him onstage and sat him down just off stage and got him a beer. Mike sat him on a chair in the middle of the stage and sang him a ballad later in the set.

[@swervie77]

I had a VHS bootleg of this show back in the day, you can clearly hear the loud bonk of the mic on that guy's head in the video.

[@GuitarBillCurran]

Concert PRICES sure are out of control!

[@Dian2Gig]

My daughter and I went to a New Found Glory Concert (NFG) in 2021 at a music venue and of course a mosh pit ensued. A really nice guy protected us from the crowd which wad cool. Then 2 guys started to fight in the pit, not cool. NFG stopped the concert and told them to cool down and stop. They were really good about it and made sure everyone was safe before resuming the concert. We went to see them again at an outdoor concert a couple weeks ago and they were really awesome. No mosh pit and everyone had a great time.

[@leftyjack]

Billie Joe's rant wasn't just for being shoved off the stage, they wanted to cut Green Days set down to 5-10 mins because *Usher* set went an extra 15-30 mins long, and was not stopped at any point. So Green Day was solely being given the sheet end of a stick and no one else because of bad event management. BJ has apologized and said the outburst was alcohol driven, doesn't change the fact he was 100% in the right to be upset.

[@thelastnic]

Tickets insane, even smaller venues and cost. I stopped going, Even Springsteen does dynamic ticket pricing, and in interview he laughed about it. Its gotten out of hand

[@DavidHBurkart]

The worst assault is today's sucker-punch for purchasing tickets, completely pummeling the average concertgoer.

[@jamesonpace726]

TicketBastard & MoneyNation are to blame....

[@PuttinOnTheRiffs]

I was this band called ISIS once in LA back in like 06 and the singer spit into the crowd maybe 2 minutes into the set just cause he was feeling the music and had his head pitched up and back. It landed maybe 3 feet to my left. I was front row. That was it for me with that band

[@edwinwise6751]

I’m use to having people get on stage with me uninvited, it’s kind of flattering when you realize they aren’t dangerous . I just smile at em and keep playing. Most of em are playing air guitar or dancing and management talks them down

[@drothberg3]

I love concerts and live music, but I mostly go to smaller shows with lesser known acts, or festivals, at this point. I recently went to a Dead & Company show and I’m thinking that might be the last one. It’s the cost, which is now ridiculous, combined with the huge hassle. I’ll watch Springsteen clips on KZbin instead of going.

[@robertdavidtingstrom118]

The band Pusifer doesn’t let the crowd have their phones out until the last song.

[@mikelord9860]

Went to see Queen at the Chicago Stadium, very early '77. They had the stage at one end but decided to seat people behind in the 100 section. Well, one of those folks threw down a full Coke into the stage (behind Brian May) while the band is facing forward, unawares. Brian walks back a few steps and goes FLYIN'! Everything stops, Brian vents, the band cools out backstage for a few, then returns.

[@mburtondavis]

Jonathan ,kickin names and takin ass. Hell yeah brother!

[@misternobody4786]

If you say divisive then you get shat on, if you say something inclusive, nobody cares and everyone just enjoys the show Take your pick

[@dougjones4538]

Jonathan without a head... hmm, what's the difference? Just kiddin guys, love you both. Actually, Jonathan's the quiet deep one. You're a great balance to one another.

[@chadb5959]

I would hate it if Jonathan lost his head, but I wouldn't object if someone decided to give him a little head. Won't be me!!!!

[@cederickforsberg5840]

They used to be when GG Allin was on stage

[@andrewhess2978]

Concerts are not out of control. Ive seen a ton of live music the past several years in from acoustic to blues to country to rock to metal at clubs, theaters, arenas, stadiums, festivals, cruises, etc. - luckily, I have seen no major incidents from fans or artists - out of control perception is the amplification of social media on those percentage wise relatively rare instances: artists have always had bad nights they lashed out and jerks in the crowd have always gone too far; neither used to be captured by the internet and passed by without note unless it happened to be filmed, or was big enought to make the papers or resulted in actual large scale violence. - ticket prices: yes the live nation/ticketmaster near monopoly stifle competition and subvert the free market and bots scoop up entirely too many tickets. But the fact is there are more people who want to see artist X than there are seats and performances, so price weeds out how much you really want to see them. Artists/promoters/venues/ticket outlets all need to make a profit, else there's no live music to see. We all have a price point where we walk away which differs depending on the artist. - Cell phones: artists have no leg to stand on complaining about cell phones. If they really feel that strongly, go the Jack White route and have cell phones checked at the door as part of the terms and conditions. - Cell phone ettiquette: I personnally like to capture a few songs or moments here and there. I keep it at shoulder/face level; it sucks that most people dont. If someone in front is unreasonably obstructive, ask them to lower it. Or make your way eleswhere idlf standing.

[@TheAshleywiggins]

Jerry Garcia said Otis Redding carried a nickel plated pistol for touring back in the day. Rumor had it Jackie Wilson was quite a knife fighter. BB's "Lucille " was born of a fire caused by a fight at a concert that burned the place down. These days ain't nothing compared to how it used to be.

[@mikedr1549]

I disagree. The power I have is the power of my wallet. If an artist wants to believe and speak about their beliefs that I view as wrong - then I can and will vote with my wallet and not support them. That's how we effect change. It's not "canceling" anyone - it's holding them accountable. It's holding people responsible.

[@germancarluv]

I went to a Van Halen concert. Diver down tour. David Lee roth was taunting someone in the crowd for throwing ice on the stage. He said "whoever is throwing water on the stage, I'm going to f... your girlfriend. Turns out it was a act.i saw a video of a different concert and he was saying the same thing.🤦🏼‍♂️

[@GolfDad]

Remember Skid Row hitting that girl with a bottle. They left town quick.

[@evalonious]

Heated topic 😂 wow❤ I drove from Miami in '94 to see the Dead in Orlando. The crowd broke the gate to get in free. Jerry canceled the show, rightly so.

[@tommydeamon7657]

Not every one can take a bad gig enviornment like the blues brothers at bob,s country bunker

[@tongusgrump2261]

The I D issue with the water bottle is it’s not just a water bottle. It’s it’s a frozen water bottle that’s the issue.

[@Blaculo]

Last few concerts I went to, tickets were $200 a pop and the crowd got drunk and talked through the entire show.

[@JayMedin]

Ticket prices and cellphones the rest part of the deal

[@chadb5959]

I had a different thought when I saw the name of the video. I looked for tickets for the George Strait and Willie Nelson concert in Atlanta. Great floor seats for only $2500 per ticket. I passed.

[@WinstonWhite-l9j]

How soon before we see someone getting shot inside a concert?

[@bigpapi2658]

Ex-bandmates wife got decapitated on 4wheeler from wire across the road.

[@BrandochGarage]

Baxter the Bouncer. Roadhouse II

[@germancarluv]

I remember roger daltrey scolding the crowd for smoking weed at a concert. If he can't handle weed smoke then it's time to retire.

[@alexwoolridge94aw]

Jonathan your reaction was the proper reaction.

[@johnt364]

@CasinoGuitars baxtor played with the dude from television?

[@unclelefteye3166]

Yes. I don’t even have to finish watching…🤣 (but I will 😉)

[@_NoDrinkTheBleach]

I went to a Metallica show about 19 years ago where someone threw something (I think it may have been a lighter) at James and hit him in the face. He continued playing for about 15 seconds and then stopped. Definitely the most pissed off I'd seen him at any of the five Metallica shows I've been to. He talked with the rest of the band for few minutes and they picked up the song a little before where they stopped it. The vibe was completely different after that, and it affected the rest of the set. It was honestly the first time I'd seen a performer hit with something dangerous at a big venue show. I've definitely seen more shit thrown a big venue shows post pandemic. I don't know if people have just lost their decency, or if these idiots feel like the amount they've paid to get in the door entitles them to be part of the show. Whatever it is, I don't like it. I'm there to see musicians do their thing.

[@jburdsinfuse]

Depeche Mode is playing nearby and a few weeks. I thought $50-$75 would be reasonable. The tickets available are through 3rd parties at $350. By the time we have dinner, park, and a few drinks, we’re in $1000…just no. Absolutely not.

[@Rocktalk101]

So you should watch the full story with MIranda lambert as it was not an issue of them taking selfies it was an issue that several of them were standing up and blocking others from seeing the show to take big group selffies. At first I did not agree with her saying something about that but once you see the full story and the video of what the people were actually doing I agree with her 100% for saying something, the problem is people cut out the facts and you only see a short clip of the situation to push a certain narrative which was what happened with that situation.

[@YellowDogWelding]

The end of your post sounds pretty much like the 6 O'clock news! Haha!

[@t.e.1189]

People just don't have manners anymore and everything is all about themselves.

[@johnbogle6475]

Yes. Audience participants these days are way too entitled. You spoke of Broadway. There is a story that some idiot had climbed on stage and plugged in their cell phone charger to an outlet on a prop wall. Then complained that the power wasn't on and asked theater people to go fix the problem (hint: prop outlets are not wired - they're only props :). I had someone unplug my FOH console to charge their phone. I just see this as an extension to the general direction of society however that's still not an excuse.

[@TimmyTenThumbs]

Uhm yes.. the prices...

[@arfboucher3855]

I am 100% with Billy Joel! Lol

[@hotrodjones74]

Harder...faster is a great album by the 70s Canadian rock band April Wine. They're a fun listen.

[@supersonicej]

Pantera concerts in the 90s were out of control. Ticket prices in the 2020s are out of control.

[@Goodiebar18]

Depends on what your filming…David Gilmour at MSG playing Comfortably Numb or EVH doing eruption..yeah I go back to those every once in a while

[@pearsonart]

Early 80’s Bon Jovi concert. Someone nailed him with a glow stick and many laughed. Whole show stopped down for half an hour. They were lame compared to Ratt who opened and the crowd was out of control. Nothing new here.

[@aprilkurtz1589]

I think you guys are great but I have to take issue with something Baxter said, at around 7:08. Baxter said about Green Day "the core is punk...the hardest punk..." No. Just no they're not. I LOVE Green Day, but I would never consider them hardcore punk. I think they're a great straight ahead, four on the floor rock band.

[@russellmcbride1242]

I don't think a fan jumping on stage is a big deal unless they're brandishing a gun. It pisses me off when a performer takes complete advantage of assaulting a fan when they get on stage. I think the Black Crows incident was way out of line. Stage invasion is a normal thing at punk and metal shows.🤘

[@flapjack413]

Haha, that story about Billy Joe from Green Day... he later admitted that he was black out drunk and didn't remember any of the show. But yeah, as drunk as he may have been, I was definitely with him on that one!

[@thesmellycatjazz]

Lol, am i a psychopath for watching old concert footage? I tend to watch a few clips whenever i go through my photos. Each time I rewatch the Gojira concert i went to i become a bigger fan of them

[@drumsNstuff79]

I can see some things being okay. If an artist sees a fan with a phone and leans in for a selfie with the kid that's one thing. If the kid gets on stage and jumps right next to the singer for a selfie that's another. And never throw things at the artist onstage ever. It's all about respect. Respect the artist. Yes you paid a gazillion dollars to see them, but you don't act like you own the place or the show and if you doing rude selfies throws them off so be it. If it doesn't, great. But I think a line is getting blurred between what is okay and what is outrageous behavior. And it is happening everywhere, not just at concerts, but with with wild animals in Yellowstone national park, etc.. jeeza! I understand crazy behavior gets likes on tik tok and instagram but when people act like complete rude morons for internet laughs and thumbs up.. "I can't believe you did that dude!" "You go girl!" It gets a bit much. Some people just need to put the phone away and go back to their seats, listen to the music, and enjoy the show. I'm not cool with generation Z treating live music like background music to their influencer selfie sessions. People are saying Coachella was a dud this year because none of the Gen Z influencers went to see any of the actual live acts on stage! Apparently many of the top internet influence celebs all just went for the fashion tent events, swag givaways, VIP lounges, etc. and were too tired to go see any music, yet they got free all expenses trips to be there. There was a clip of an up and coming R&B singer trying to hype half an audience and they acted like they were asleep! What?!? Is Coachella even about the music and arts anymore? It's a MUSIC AND ARTS festival!

[@real_fjcalabrese]

Donita Sparks of L7 had a great reaction at Reading '92.

[@Bobyoudontneeemyname]

Donita always had a good response..i distinctly remember colorful language from her at bumbershoot as she was pelted with lemons.

[@real_fjcalabrese]

@@Bobyoudontneeemyname She's a pretty awesome human being.

[@thelastnic]

Green Day was at I heart show and there facts after him, its timed and if artists go over it throws off everyone else. There is TBE full clip its funny

[@duane8829]

Don’t know that I can give much credence to this when Green Day is called a punk band.

[@sharonraizor2839]

I saw Barry Manilow in concert last week. No issues at all. The wheelchair section was a little overcrowded but that's a fire marshal issue.

[@HoracioGarciaMusic]

I like to record 1 or 2 songs just for me, I do watch them back later on. But I at least lower the brightness of my phone when filming. (sorry lol)

[@smelltheglove2038]

Stop doing that. You’re bothering people.

[@sixstringsensei6673]

There are still deals, and alot of shows on group on. I saw cheap trick recently for$35, Extreme for $50 , and I am going to Alice Cooper soon for $60

[@vicenzor3625]

They're diametrically opposed? Ohh which one is maga? Baxter or Johnny

[@brutallyremastered4255]

It is Rock n Roll, least it was. Was 5ft away from Siouxsie Sioux and the Banshees (not a big fan) back in 82'ish in NZ when another skinhead shook up a full beer can and sprayed it all over her. Quick as lightening she lassoed the Mic right into the head of the guy next to me who fell like a tiny Ox. Wrong guy, totally innocent, but man it was funny.

[@northmanlogging2769]

throwing heavy objects into an unsuspecting crowd... not cool, beating the F out of some jerk that crawls on stage and messes with band members, totally acceptable, First concert I ever went to, it was outdoor and free (pain in the grass Seattle Center... NEVERMORE!) someone ordered a pizza... well that pizza made a few rounds through the crowd and eventually made it to the stage, guitar player took a big dirty bite, and tossed it back to the crowd... awesome lol.

[@real_fjcalabrese]

Rob Halford kicked someone's phone.

[@arthurlove1002]

Have a selfie contest where the winner gets to stand between Baxter And Jonathan during a broadcast and take selfies of yourselves!

[@ryangunwitch-black]

Sicario rules. The second one isn’t THAT bad.

[@steveatkinson9123]

I'm old, I miss the days when you went to shows to hear good music and maybe dance. Not to see someone on stage or in the audience act like a moron. Good music good vibes, that's what it was about. Don't see it that much anymore.

[@jameslanclos568]

People are constantly raising the bar. If there's a good thing going on, there'll be someone to come along and ruin it for everyone. It wasn't like this in the 60's and 70's. Case in point, Woodstock '69 vs Woodstock '94. What would happen if concerts were banned altogether, because of a few A-Holes ruining it for everyone ???

[@bottomkitchen250]

I was lucky enough to see Mazzy Star. But of course Hope Sandoval didn't finish the show. She was getting annoyed with the audience apparently and threw her hands up and walked off stage. The rest of the band continued to play for whay i think was the rest of the show. But to her credit she did ask the crowd to "not do that" whatever it was. I mean there were people fighting and a lot of people on their cellphone so i dont know i cant really say i blame her but she is known for walking off stage so get what you can i guess.

[@marcum211]

I'm going to a nice small show next week and the ticket set me back $16.50. I'm going to buy some merch so the band can grab burgers after the show.

[@lovesongsound1]

Please can you guys come slow and deep for once ....just once please lol

[@markyymarkXL]

Sicario is lit

[@tommynoble3428]

I really wish people would just put down their damn phones and be present during a show. What's the point of being at a LIVE show and watching it through your phone screen? Doesn't affect my view as I'm 6'2" and generally see above everyone, it's just annoying and distracting as an audience member.