lakersfan13

Summit pass HELL YEAH!

I'm pretty sure that's the key these songs are in.

Ugh, $50? Really? Oh well, looks like I'm in anyways.

I'd like to see Chester on A Certain Shade of Green and/or Agoraphobia. Brandon on Crawling like Chris Cornell did or Waiting For the End.

Wow getting tickets was impossible, but looks like I'll be in the pit after all.

Hey thanks for the input. I guess I should've clarified. Since I'm going with my girlfriend, I meant that getting pit tickets probably isn't an option for me. That's why I was wondering how good the reserved seats are. Also I've heard that you can choose your seats and I've heard that you can't an only find out your seat assignment once your tickets ship.

Yes. Dead sprint. Always. Sticking around for bands waving goodbye/grabbing setlists/meeting friends who were also there results in 2 more hours in the parking lot. I learned my lesson the first time this happened.

Dammit on the setlist. Hopefully after getting out of the Jiffy Lube parking lot at midnight, you won't also have to deal with the same setlist at Mohegan Sun.

Going with my GF and roommate. For those interested, this is what Incubus played last year. They tend to avoid repetitive setlists when playing a venue more than once. http://www.setlist.fm/setlist/incubus/2011...j-5bd037e8.html

I'll definitely be there in the pit. Just figuring out how lol. For those unfamiliar with the venue, it kind of sucks getting in and out because of the one lane road. Also there's a few decent places to eat close by before the concert, so we could all meet up at one of those places before heading in. Parking is also included in your ticket price, so that's nice though. No Incubus on this date is sad, but it'll be cool to see the first show on tour and maybe some setlist debuts. Some shows at Jiffy Lube Live offer ticket upgrades once you are inside the venue, which is nice, but I don't know how that will play out, because attendance might be high for this concert.

I asked one of the questions in the original post. I'm still wondering how good the reserved seats are for LPU presales. Pit is probably not an option but I'd like to have the best view possible.

Exactly. Look at PR07. It was an all day event and MCR, who played right before LP, was coming off a huge success in "The Black Parade" and had pretty big on stage production. Incubus, as much as I love them, are nowhere as big as they used to be and will be playing in front of an LCD screen or a banner. The Bristow date costs $93, and only has two bands on it. This tour is sponsored too, which should bring down costs, and Honda's press release talked about keeping tickets affordable. Come on now.

Ticket prices for this summer's US/Honda Civic Tour with Incubus seem a little high. Prices go up to $124 for the Chula Vista stop: http://www.livenation.com/event/0A004886C54944C4 Not all of the events are listed on Ticketmaster yet, but the opening date on tour in Bristow, VA has tickets up to $93 and Incubus isn't even playing that stop: http://www.livenation.com/event/15004892E0D58ABB Anyone else have problems/concerns regarding this?

How are the presale tickets on lpu compared to ticketmaster? This might be the first time I don't get pit tickets, so I'd like to be as close as possible in terms of seating.

Yeah, I thought they were pretty cool dunks. We also won the game so it didn't actually matter lol. As for the effects, I'm going to go with very light ones.

Yeah and that's what made me really like it. Chester looks like he really enjoyed the part where he set the ground ablaze and everyone else especially Mike looks happy to be there.

Pretty cool, except the parts with Blake Griffin.

I'll be going to DC and Philly for sure. Trying to figure out everything else right now. Not really feeling the $100 ticket prices.

I'm sure he's just talking about the guy who rapped in the song. I'm ashamed to admit I know this, but that's the guy who produced "Friday." Also, in case this was obvious, it's not Usher.

Liked the crappy version, didn't really like the snippet, and this proves why you need to listen to the real thing. I thought it was great. Really looking forward to this album. Artwork is phenomenal too, though to be honest, all I'm really worried about is the musical content.

+1. I definitely want longer sets. Once this album comes out, the band will have more "must play" songs. Hopefully setlists will be longer than before and some songs are still rotated in.

That's unfortunate. I wasn't really ready for the changes at first and didn't appreciate the album much, but it's my favorite now. Just one man's opinion though.

Definitely fake. It's also the only post on that tumblr site.

Haha, I really wanted to change that line when I translated it, but that's what the guy posted, so I left it as is. I honestly think it's fake, but in either case, hilarious.

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