Wendy

either one mentioned above

It ranges: New Orleans is $25 Mobile is $29 N. Charleston is $30 Nashville is $32 New Haven is $33 Cleveland is $35 Chicago is $35

Sounds like you've got a plan. But I do suggest you log in to the MusicToday presale page before 10, and then sit and wait for 10. Refresh! And go! And pray they don't use those weird scrambled letters thingies to keep out ticket scammers! Good luck on getting great seats!

You can call MusicToday and ask them. They post their 800 number on their website if you dig around. Drazil, get in on the Wilcoworld presale tomorrow (through MusicToday). You don't need a secret password for purchasing tickets, just be sure you have have pre-registered with MusicToday (and they ask you to make your screen name and a password for your own purposes for future orders etc). And you usually get great seats, too! Good luck!

The 5-night deal at 175 will certainly save a lot on service charges. So there's your savings.

http://forums.viachicago.org/index.php?sho...t&p=1004742

It's probably a mysterious password that you get from the radio station WRLT.

that's crazy talk

You are the best! PM coming.

Yessssss!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I'll be moving to Chicago that week!

Sounds like you had a wonderful B'Day!

You're sure lucky to have seen and then heard this twice! Dang, I was so hoping it would be "click and listen" -able. I would love to be listening to that on this dreary Sunday afternoon. Well, I think I need to put Sirius radio on my Christmas list.

Simple American guy VS complicated near-genius.

Wow - a fantastic interview and well-written piece. Thanks for the link Bridget.

http://www.pitchforkmedia.com/page/news/47...-spring-us-tour There's a direct link to this VC thread on Pitchfork. Thanks Pitchfork! That should help sell some benefit show tickets!

Not sure who you mean by "VC Group" ... there's VC members in all 3 groups. I guarantee all the winners are geeking out with each other behind the scenes, don't worry! Plus Edie's right - the show is still going on. Great pictures Clouds of Fluff! Thanks for the link!

I asked Heather when we were backstage after the auction to share with us winning bidders about what kind of families they have helped in the past. I like hearing about that. She said this story was from last year. It was a family consisting of a mother with many little children, NOT PROPERLY CLOTHED considering the fact that they lived in a terrible run-down old and cheaply-built (i.e. probably very poorly insulated) home that had ... NO HEAT. In Chicago. In December. They had NO CURTAINS in their home but instead had newspaper in the windows to attempt to keep out the cold. I do

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Count me in as well! That show last year was more fun. Thanks for the head's up!

not too late i hope! have a wonderful one!

sorry

Sight-see in the day, rock at night? Perfect! Do it!

Better than choosing The Eagles, IMO. I highly recommend this documentary, BTW. I know it's been discussed before, but I finally bought it at Best Buy (that's the only place it's available) when I was on vacation earlier this month, and it was great. There's a link to a nice preview at the TPHB website: http://www.tompetty.com/

okay, I give you that much. Edit: There, I just made it a link so no one has to look at it unless they want to see bad graphic design.