09-09-2004, 01:06 PM
I emailed the CFGK. Let's hope I get a response:
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Hello,
I noticed the following posting on you website regarding the upcoming concert:
Some things you need to know:
- There is no re-entry once you are in the grounds of the concert venue.
- For the safety of all attending "Across the Causeway", the following items are not allowed into the Royal Military College grounds:
- No umbrellas
- No blankets
- No lawn chairs
- No strollers
- No pets
- No hard-sided coolers
- No alcohol
- No cans
- No bottles
- No professional cameras
- No video or recording devices
- One sealed bottle of water is allowed
- Bring your sunscreen - show goes rain or shine!
Most of the bands (The Hip, The Sadies, Hugh Dillon Redemption Choir, The Spades) support fans making personal recordings of their performances. I have recorded The Hip on previous occasions, and was planning to record the performances on Sunday of the bands mentioned above. Could you please provide clarification on the guidelines listed above, or modify them to allow recording?
Thank you,
Chris Kirkpatrick
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Hello,
I noticed the following posting on you website regarding the upcoming concert:
Some things you need to know:
- There is no re-entry once you are in the grounds of the concert venue.
- For the safety of all attending "Across the Causeway", the following items are not allowed into the Royal Military College grounds:
- No umbrellas
- No blankets
- No lawn chairs
- No strollers
- No pets
- No hard-sided coolers
- No alcohol
- No cans
- No bottles
- No professional cameras
- No video or recording devices
- One sealed bottle of water is allowed
- Bring your sunscreen - show goes rain or shine!
Most of the bands (The Hip, The Sadies, Hugh Dillon Redemption Choir, The Spades) support fans making personal recordings of their performances. I have recorded The Hip on previous occasions, and was planning to record the performances on Sunday of the bands mentioned above. Could you please provide clarification on the guidelines listed above, or modify them to allow recording?
Thank you,
Chris Kirkpatrick

