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corehole3 wrote:has anyone heard about san diego or irvine?

What, have you heard they fell into the ocean or something?

still no North Carolina rumors????

Anybody have any contacts at the venues? I'd sure love to know something before Cinci tix go on sale

I have an old friend who works for Ticketmaster (i know, i know, I don't know how he sleeps at night.) Anyway, he says that as of right now there is nothing on the schedule in GA, NC or SC for Jimmy and they haven't heard of any rumored dates at this point either. Seems to be late in the game for TM not to have any info. As for him playing at Phillips Arena, as bad as the acoustics are there, I'd rather see him at Phillips than not at all.

BoozingN'Schmoozing wrote:right now there is nothing on the schedule in GA, NC or SC for Jimmy and they haven't heard of any rumored dates at this point either...

I can't help but have confidence that something is in the works for the Carolinas. Especially since there were no South Carolina dates last year and glancing over the concert dates since the late 80's, Jimmy has played as many shows in North Carolina as he has nearly anywhere else with one or two exceptions. It's obviously one of his preferred stops. I guess it just may be later in the summer though.

Come on back to the Coast of Carolina Jimmy!

I am getting worried that the southeast dates will be in February and all indoor shows. That has happened in the past. I sure hope that is not the case!

Since it's March already I don't think we have to worry about indoor dates in February.

I meant next February

wow
hard to believe no one has heard anything else...not even a rumor???

doesn't someone know the brother of a friend of the cousin of the aunt of the sister's boyfriend of the guy whose dad is the manager of the company with the beverage contract at a venue somewhere in the Carolinas where Jimmy's peeps are negotiating a freakin' show????

please somebody help us out

Does it really matter? The tickets are probably all up on eBay and Stubhub by now anyway.

Anyone know of any Iowa dates?

Wino you know wrote:Anyone know of any Iowa dates?

There's trouble in River City.

buffettbride wrote:

Wino you know wrote:Anyone know of any Iowa dates?

There's trouble in River City.

Trouble with a capital "T", and that rhymes with "B", and that stands for BUFFETT!

did I ever tell you I played the part of Marcellus Washburn in the play "The Music Man"?

Wino you know wrote:Anyone know of any Iowa dates?

is Iowa before Boise this year, or after?

Both.
He'll play a Saturday night in Iowa, then, the following Wednesday do a concert at the YEE-HA Arena in Boise, then the following Saturday play a second concert in Iowa.

let the natives of the caribbean eat their hearts out

we want NASHVILLE !!!!!

Wino you know wrote:

buffettbride wrote:

Wino you know wrote:Anyone know of any Iowa dates?

There's trouble in River City.

Trouble with a capital "T", and that rhymes with "B", and that stands for BUFFETT!

did I ever tell you I played the part of Marcellus Washburn in the play "The Music Man"?

That's AWESOME!!!! I love that musical. The gal who played Marion grew up to be quite a "big" gal. I saw her on some PBS special for the Boston Pops the other night.

Victoria uses "Gary, Indiana" for an audition song. I showed her pictures of Ron Howard now and she about died!

look for only about half the usual number of shows this year.....

AlbatrossFlyer wrote:look for only about half the usual number of shows this year.....

well then i'd say we're already lookin' at 'em.

buffettbride wrote:That's AWESOME!!!! I love that musical. The gal who played Marion grew up to be quite a "big" gal. I saw her on some PBS special for the Boston Pops the other night.

Victoria uses "Gary, Indiana" for an audition song. I showed her pictures of Ron Howard now and she about died!

THE most embarrassing three minutes of my life without exception was when our high school dramatics class did that musical and in the scene at the park this (then) 17-year old, 120 pound, acne faced PUNK swallowed every shred of human dignity I'd ever possessed, and had to dance and sing the song "SHIPOOPI" in front of my entire high school, faculty, parents, grandparents, siblings, uncles, aunts, cousins, and former friends.
For the rest of the play all I did was look for a crack in the floor to crawl into and hide.

AlbatrossFlyer wrote:look for only about half the usual number of shows this year.....

why are you saying this, jw?