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Journey Continues
Before Journey appears at the Pechanga casino in Temecula on October 1, “All announcements must be done 20 minutes before the performance.” They want — on call — an ear, nose, and throat doctor, an internist, a chiropractor, and “a certified licensed experienced massage therapist.”
Dressing-room requirements include three dozen towels (“bath size”), and another dozen towels must be placed around the stage. After the band finishes their set, the dressing room needs a dozen bottles of iced-down Samuel Adams beer (“no Budweiser”).
The band buses need 12 quarts of Gatorade (“assorted”), two quarts of Martinelli’s apple juice, two half-gallons of chocolate milk, three six-packs of beer (“Sam Adams or Corona”), and a case of nonalcoholic beer. The crew buses get four cases of spring water, two gallons of whole milk, four quarts of cranberry juice, and two cases of Dr Pepper.
At this writing, Atlas Tickets on Kemper Street is selling seats in orchestra row Q for $660 each. (from thesmokinggun.com)
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Journey Continues
Journey Continues
Before Journey appears at the Pechanga casino in Temecula on October 1, “All announcements must be done 20 minutes before the performance.” They want — on call — an ear, nose, and throat doctor, an internist, a chiropractor, and “a certified licensed experienced massage therapist.”
Dressing-room requirements include three dozen towels (“bath size”), and another dozen towels must be placed around the stage. After the band finishes their set, the dressing room needs a dozen bottles of iced-down Samuel Adams beer (“no Budweiser”).
The band buses need 12 quarts of Gatorade (“assorted”), two quarts of Martinelli’s apple juice, two half-gallons of chocolate milk, three six-packs of beer (“Sam Adams or Corona”), and a case of nonalcoholic beer. The crew buses get four cases of spring water, two gallons of whole milk, four quarts of cranberry juice, and two cases of Dr Pepper.
At this writing, Atlas Tickets on Kemper Street is selling seats in orchestra row Q for $660 each. (from thesmokinggun.com)
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