Rock shows

[General_Failure]

Don't let him spend it all on hookers and blow.

Okay for me though, right?

As his parent, you're obligated to spend all his money before he turns 18 so that he's forced to take gigs well after he's sick of doing them.

[Zanshin]

Tough love. Sold.

[smeags]

I smell a future reality tv show !!

[Zanshin]

If you mean one about how I spend his money before he turns 18, it would be a hit.

[smeags]

I'm already calling mark burnett

[General_Failure]

If you mean one about how I spend his money before he turns 18, it would be a hit.

But now you're making it more difficult for you to spend that money by getting him even more money.

[Zanshin]

I'm up to the challenge.

[smeags]

rockin' with the zanshins'

[Don Ho]

My wife brings so many singles to the bank I'm sure they think she's some sort of magical stripper.

LMFAO!  Dude, you made my summer.

[Rome]

https://youtu.be/Z-Mc_R5f7xE

Slash's band does "Ace of Spades" as a tribute to Lemmy.

Not farging bad.

[phattymatty]

I figured this was a scam but I have like 30 pairs of free ticket vouchers available to me.

Schlesinger v. Ticketmaster Settlement Information Site
UPDATE JUNE 21 1:35 AM EDT In 2003, the Schlesinger v. Ticketmaster class action lawsuit was filed alleging that Ticketmaster failed to fully disclose to consumers all aspects of its UPS and Order Processing Fees. While vigorously defending the lawsuit, Ticketmaster settled the case in 2013, with the court granting final approval of the settlement in February 2015.

The settlement class includes all consumers who transacted on Ticketmaster.com from 1999-2013.

As part of the settlement,

Ticketmaster agreed to provide all members of the class a $2.25 credit on the future purchase of primary tickets for each transaction over the class period, for up to 17 claims.
In addition, a $5 UPS voucher was made available to members of the class who had used UPS delivery during the class period, again to a maximum of 17 claims.
Also Ticketmaster agreed to provide $5 million in ticket vouchers for select Live Nation concerts through May 2017, subject to availability and a cap of 17 claims per account. Given the tremendous initial interest for these tickets, Ticketmaster will increase to $10 million its allotment of tickets made available through May 2017. The potential for additional tickets will be based on the redemption rates of the discount and UPS vouchers.
This website displays the list of eligible events for which the settlement ticket vouchers may be used. Please note that the list of eligible events will be periodically updated.

How to redeem your ticket voucher for General Admission Seating:

Once ticket codes are made available to you in your Ticketmaster account (https://www.ticketmaster.com/member/vouchers), you may attempt to use the codes for redemption on this website. The ticket codes are available on a first come, first serve basis. 
Select an event from the list of eligible events displayed on this website and proceed through the purchase process. Note that codes are ticket vouchers are only valid for General Admission seating. 
On the Billing Page, during your transaction, look for a "Voucher Code" link and enter your code to receive your discount(s).
For a list of guidelines regarding using your settlement ticket vouchers, please visit the official Settlement Website, http://www.ticketfeelitigation.com/faq#Q18.

If you have lost or misplaced your Ticketmaster login name and/or password, please use the "Forgot password?" link to reset your password from https://www.ticketmaster.com/member/.

[smeags]

 

[Rome]

Their system is down.  The vouchers can't be accessed.  I had mine a few days ago but they didn't have the list of available shows up yet.  farging T-M can suck a fat cock. 

[ice grillin you]

I got 73 pair but I read the other day the list of events is going to be a joke otherwise they wouldn't be tossin freebies around like this

[Munson]

Went to Firefly again this year.

Blink182 were awesome and had by far the biggest non-headliner crowd. Ludacris got moved from Friday night to sunday at 12:30, and the idiot event organizers didn't open the gates early on Sunday, so I didn't get to see him. Florence+the machine were good, Kings of Leon and Mumford were okay. Death Cab was pretty good too. Earth, Wind & Fire were a looot of fun, crowd was dancing the whole time, even the younger kids.

The festival has come a long way since year 1. A much bigger crowd but for the most part a much smoother operation, minus the Ludacris fiasco. I was in an RV this year, so much better than camping.