I have a feeling Boston is going to get the larger venue and nyc gonna get the extra date, if you notice there’s an off day in between the Boston and nyc date on sept 16
did this band intentionally choose venues smaller than their appeal? i bet a lot of these shows are moved to larger rooms considering just how much demand there is.
I feel like they just underestimated themselves and wanted to take a very "play it safe" approach. Glad it's selling out, they deserve it!
Hey San Diegans (or all SoCal people if you wanna make the trip) AVA is playing the Del Mar racetrack at the end of August. Free with race admission Angels & Airwaves
Sold one of my Boston tickets for $150 today since the wife doesn't want to go anymore... so that was fun.
Sold my Chicago tickets for a very healthy mark up. Kind of mind boggling that the demand is so high for this tour. At least in certain markets.
Not too surprising. It’s their first tour in, 7 years? Not to mention the huge following Tom seems to have for all his projects. What’s more mind boggling to me is how some of these venues seem kind of small for them
Just called Sound Rink because I was nervous they were going to mail my ticket to my old address. They confirmed the spotify pre-sale tickets for the Boston, MA date are will call.
Kinda getting myself less pumped for this tour after seeing the new video....not sure what to expect. Could be a trainwreck of a show, but i'm 100% here for it for Boston. Definitely pre-gaming with some harpoon to help me through the show. Maybe he'll dedicate a song to Blink.
I'm not gonna let that bizarre roadbump of AVA's career ruin this show for me, lmao. I'm so pumped. Also, I'd be surprised if Tom didn't bring back blink covers into the live set like he did in the WDNTW & I-Empire eras where he'd perfork 'Down' 'Not Now' & 'Reckless Abandon' acoustically.
I'd be surprised if he didn't do There Is. And as much as I hate Letters to God Part II, I'd be all for them playing it if it was preceded by the original.