thought we should start this up since someone already found the first act scheduled.
may 6th - the city harmonic (glory at the gardens series)
may 6th - the city harmonic (glory at the gardens series)
Concerts 2012 Old
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RE: Concerts 2012
I am designating this post as the Concert Schedule post, I'll update it with the latest news I hear.
Concerts:
Glory at the Gardens - Sundays May 6 & 20, June 10 & 24
Busch Gardens Live Concert Series - Sundays May 13, June 3 & 17, August 26
Total: 8 scheduled concert days
The Line-Up:
Glory at the Gardens
* May 6 - The City Harmonic, Newsboys, and Anthem Lights
* May 20 - TBA
* June 10 - TBA
* June 24 - TBA
Busch Gardens Live Concert Series
* May 13 - TBA
* June 3 - TBA
* June 17 - TBA
* August 26 - TBA
I am designating this post as the Concert Schedule post, I'll update it with the latest news I hear.
Concerts:
Glory at the Gardens - Sundays May 6 & 20, June 10 & 24
Busch Gardens Live Concert Series - Sundays May 13, June 3 & 17, August 26
Total: 8 scheduled concert days
The Line-Up:
Glory at the Gardens
* May 6 - The City Harmonic, Newsboys, and Anthem Lights
* May 20 - TBA
* June 10 - TBA
* June 24 - TBA
Busch Gardens Live Concert Series
* May 13 - TBA
* June 3 - TBA
* June 17 - TBA
* August 26 - TBA
RE: Concerts 2012
i could see them getting weird al, like i said, i think they are trying to bring in more recognizable names to the 13 - 20 yo. crowd.
i could see them getting weird al, like i said, i think they are trying to bring in more recognizable names to the 13 - 20 yo. crowd.
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I would definitely go see Weird Al.
Also, does anyone know where the concerts will be this year; Royal Palace or Festhaus Park?
I would definitely go see Weird Al.
Also, does anyone know where the concerts will be this year; Royal Palace or Festhaus Park?
RE: Concerts 2012
it is extremely likely to be back in the royal palace theater, after all, they still kept the food stands up.
it is extremely likely to be back in the royal palace theater, after all, they still kept the food stands up.
RE: Concerts 2012
Ramp jam is cool and all, but I honestly think they should hold (more) concerts that will appeal to male teens...
I would still love to see a band ala Lacuna Coil in the gardens... Might never happen but I'd love it.
Also some electronic music Dj's and a laser-light show... I'd love to see that too.
Ramp jam is cool and all, but I honestly think they should hold (more) concerts that will appeal to male teens...
I would still love to see a band ala Lacuna Coil in the gardens... Might never happen but I'd love it.
Also some electronic music Dj's and a laser-light show... I'd love to see that too.
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Its offical the concerts will be at RPT again. I like RPT as a venue better, but I dont like waiting in line most of the day just to get in.
Its offical the concerts will be at RPT again. I like RPT as a venue better, but I dont like waiting in line most of the day just to get in.
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RPT is actually built for concerts and major shows, whereas FHP is just an open field. If you have the choice to use a good/decent amphitheater over a open field, they obviously show use the amphitheater. It at least offers seating, which can be a major issue for some people, especially since some people need seats and they won't allow you to bring your own in FHP for the fact so many people complained about them.
Also, they have a technical booth, with spotlights, full stage, an actual backstage and everything. It just is much more easier for the park and guests.
RPT is actually built for concerts and major shows, whereas FHP is just an open field. If you have the choice to use a good/decent amphitheater over a open field, they obviously show use the amphitheater. It at least offers seating, which can be a major issue for some people, especially since some people need seats and they won't allow you to bring your own in FHP for the fact so many people complained about them.
Also, they have a technical booth, with spotlights, full stage, an actual backstage and everything. It just is much more easier for the park and guests.
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They maybe terrible seating, for Abbeystone, I agree new seating is a must. Those seats should only be used for outdoor theaters (RPT) or stadiums for sports or the such. Those seats after all, are basically designed for the outdoors. I think the wooden bench seating they use in the first row or two is what really should be there, they could probably fit more people in there.
They maybe terrible seating, for Abbeystone, I agree new seating is a must. Those seats should only be used for outdoor theaters (RPT) or stadiums for sports or the such. Those seats after all, are basically designed for the outdoors. I think the wooden bench seating they use in the first row or two is what really should be there, they could probably fit more people in there.
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What do you mean I have no experience in this realm? I do have experience in technical theater. I have worked on some very interesting technical theater projects and it would be easier to use an already set up stage with lights and sound, technical booth, and spotlights rather than constantly put up and take down a temporary stage and lighting.
ivybrit said:
What do you mean I have no experience in this realm? I do have experience in technical theater. I have worked on some very interesting technical theater projects and it would be easier to use an already set up stage with lights and sound, technical booth, and spotlights rather than constantly put up and take down a temporary stage and lighting.
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Please don't say I have no idea. Am curious have you gone on the stage and performed and has it made to perform terribly? I have worked with a terrible stage, the only thing terrible would be it's look. I am going to take a wild guess and say directly underneath the stage is solid concrete so it won't break, so really for someone to get on a stage, sing and dance, and perform well, the stage would have little effect in changing that.
Plus, I am sure it is cheaper to repair the stage than to continuously take down and put up a new one.
Please don't say I have no idea. Am curious have you gone on the stage and performed and has it made to perform terribly? I have worked with a terrible stage, the only thing terrible would be it's look. I am going to take a wild guess and say directly underneath the stage is solid concrete so it won't break, so really for someone to get on a stage, sing and dance, and perform well, the stage would have little effect in changing that.
Plus, I am sure it is cheaper to repair the stage than to continuously take down and put up a new one.