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#1

how do you get ticks for this show im not seeing it anywhere on ticketmaster livenation or tickets.com let me know please
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#2

Call the box office maybe: 412.456.6666


And this is a pretty interesting write-up on the Pittsburgh website:

Recorded in 2008’s year of continental excess and governmental Spending Gone Wild, The Tragically Hip’s latest album, We Are the Same, brings its listeners something beyond the unexpected: actual hope. Gord Downie’s lyrics—backed by a band ripe with confidence and skill—tackle what we might assume had passed far under the bridge. Should a first listen be given to a person recently hatched from a time capsule, or a pod sent from beyond Mars, she might believe that our essential uniting tenet, faith in humanity, still exists. We are, indeed, the Same, and when this is recognized, a bit of that space between us all shrinks.

"We're forced to bed, but we're free to dream"
Dana
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#3

Check out thehip.com's page for that show. It says the presale doesn't start until tomorrow.
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#4

According to thehip.com:
Presale: Starts August 11 9AM Local

Tickets aren't on sale yet.

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Tthip Wrote:Call the box office maybe: 412.456.6666


And this is a pretty interesting write-up on the Pittsburgh website:

Recorded in 2008’s year of continental excess and governmental Spending Gone Wild, The Tragically Hip’s latest album, We Are the Same, brings its listeners something beyond the unexpected: actual hope. Gord Downie’s lyrics—backed by a band ripe with confidence and skill—tackle what we might assume had passed far under the bridge. Should a first listen be given to a person recently hatched from a time capsule, or a pod sent from beyond Mars, she might believe that our essential uniting tenet, faith in humanity, still exists. We are, indeed, the Same, and when this is recognized, a bit of that space between us all shrinks.
This write up is the first paragraph of "Coming Clean at the Bathhouse" by Joseph & Amanda Boyden from the liner notes of the album.
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#6

chris Wrote:
Tthip Wrote:Call the box office maybe: 412.456.6666


And this is a pretty interesting write-up on the Pittsburgh website:

Recorded in 2008’s year of continental excess and governmental Spending Gone Wild, The Tragically Hip’s latest album, We Are the Same, brings its listeners something beyond the unexpected: actual hope. Gord Downie’s lyrics—backed by a band ripe with confidence and skill—tackle what we might assume had passed far under the bridge. Should a first listen be given to a person recently hatched from a time capsule, or a pod sent from beyond Mars, she might believe that our essential uniting tenet, faith in humanity, still exists. We are, indeed, the Same, and when this is recognized, a bit of that space between us all shrinks.
This write up is the first paragraph of "Coming Clean at the Bathhouse" by Joseph & Amanda Boyden from the liner notes of the album.
<!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://www.thehip.com/archive/index.html?IDNUM=6179&PA=5">http://www.thehip.com/archive/index.htm ... =6179&PA=5</a><!-- m -->

Plagerism, unless permission to use it was obtained. Good eye (or memory) Chris. :thumb:
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#7

what a mess.

but orch centre...row c.
4 of us.

wooo hoo
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#8

I scored some good ones too! Orchestra Center Row B. Carolyn (Wheat Queen) and I will be there. Big Grin
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chris Wrote:This write up is the first paragraph of "Coming Clean at the Bathhouse" by Joseph & Amanda Boyden from the liner notes of the album.
<!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://www.thehip.com/archive/index.html?IDNUM=6179&PA=5">http://www.thehip.com/archive/index.htm ... =6179&PA=5</a><!-- m -->
I thought it sounded too good for some intern at the theatre to come up with.

"We're forced to bed, but we're free to dream"
Dana
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