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KROQ ALMOST ACOUSTIC CHRISTMAS 2005
NIGHT TWO
Gibson Amphitheatre
December 11th

Tickets go on sale to the public this Friday, November 18th at 6pm. But as a KROQ Street Team member, you'll have a chance to get your tickets first.

Here are the details:
. Thursday (11/17) at 10am log on to: Night Two Pre Sale
. If the above link does not open a Ticketmaster screen on your computer, log on to http://www.ticketmaster.com

. Search KROQ

. Select KROQ Acoustic Christmas 12/11

. In the Presale Password box enter: FROSTY
. Tickets are $75 plus ticketmaster.com service charges.
. There is a 2 ticket limit for the pre sale.
. You will need a major credit card.
. Pre-sale ends Thursday at 11am, or when the pre-sale ticket allocation is gone



. As with all internet ticket sales, there may be an initial surge of people on the system. Please keep trying, it may take several attempts.
. Tickets for the Acoustic Christmas are only for sale to Southern California residents. Orders placed from outside the Southern California region will be cancelled.
. If you are unable to buy tickets during the pre-sale, you can still try and buy them during the public on-sale Friday, Nov. 18th at 6pm, at all Ticketmaster locations, Charge By Phone (213-480-3232 or 714-740-2000), or Ticketmaster.com.

KROQ Street Team

KROQ-FM
5901 Venice
Los Angeles, CA. 90034
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Who's on the bill?

Depeche Mode, White Stripes, Bravery, Coldplay, Jack Johnson, Death Cab, Hot Hot Heat, Nada Surf, The Fliess

Are you making this up???

no, fo shizzle (the Fleiss part yes I was making up)

That line-up is pretty golden... I might just go. I mean, for DCfC and HHH alone... and I love The White Stripes live. I love Nada Surf!! To see DM, and Coldplay would be cool too. I like JJ and The Bravery, but they definitely would not be the hightlight.

I could stand to miss Bravery, Nada Surf, Depeche Mode, & Coldplay,

I think I'll go to Night 1 instead-Not!!!!!

Night 1

System of a Down
Nine Inch Nails
Korn
Fall Out Boy
Thrice
Rise Against (poor guys got stuck with these idiots)
Avenged Sevenfold

That line-up is scary....

The line up is crap!
I remember going to the first one ever that had Mary's Danish and the guys that sang Matchstick Men. I fell asleep during their set, that's how boring they were. However, it was so worth seeing Mary's Danish.
The ticket only cost five bucks....good times I tell yah'...good times...

Camper Van Beethovan...that's them...they bored the hell out of me...

Speaking of falling asleep during a boring set, DCfC is playing night 2. Was that already discussed?

Annie will now proceed to kill you...

obiwankobe wrote:Annie will now proceed to kill you...

She won't do it herself, she'll get her followers to do it...

assholitis wrote:Speaking of falling asleep during a boring set, DCfC is playing night 2. Was that already discussed?

How dare you?! Have you ever even seen DCfC live???? They make people cry!!! It's NEVER boring! It's MAGICAL!!!!! Like when Gibbard jumps on the Keyboard for All Is Full of Love.... ma-gi-cal!

DCfC is like soft rock for high school/college kids. It's the kind of music you'll be hearing on KOST 103.5 in 20 years. Yeah, I said it!

Yeah, it's cool... I mean, that's what REM essentially is now, but it doesn't make them anything short of amazing.

Yeah, but at least REM had like 20 good years of making great music. DCfC has...well there's always hope for The Postal Service at least. I do enjoy them a bit more.

8 years so far.... The Postal Service is great too, serves as a reminder of what DCfC is capable of and how much great music they'll continue to make.