upstateNYfan

Hello,

I'd definitely go online. Both are relative crapshoots, but online is easier, more convenient and easier to throw back seats you don't want.

Yes, it's a lot. But so are the other top acts. Plan accordingly and have a great time!

I'm thinking they are trying to hit more secondary markets now until hitting their stride for the next leg. A lot of these cities haven't been played in years. I don't believe the economy has anything to do with it--it's recovering anyway. Why not play the smaller cities (and their sometimes smaller venues) first? Make no mistake, they are still one of the biggest draws in the business.

I bet they'll play one the indoor venues on the next leg...

We have to remember that it is a business. It is a business for the band, the venues and the promoters. The market will bear high prices because of demand. Rush can charge a lot because of their reputation, history and excellent show. Fans will pay.

 

Enough of the sour grapes and facile arguments.

 

 

Plan accordingly and enjoy the show. Or don't. Someone else will.