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A few nice white stripes concert tickets images I found:
The White Stripes, SECC
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For all the ‘one-off’ / ‘intimate’ / ‘i was there’ gigs i’ve been to, this one, despite just being a regular album tour date in a less-than-special venue, stands in the memory as one the best gigs i’ve seen. Having cancelled UK festival appearances the previous summer due to Jack’s car crash, The White Stripes came back for a second tour of the Elephant album.
During the encore, just into the first verse of "I Just Don’t Know What To Do With Myself", some idiot, for reasons best known to themselves, threw a shoe at Jack hitting his microphone and in turn, his face. Just when everyone thought it was game over (Meg had already downed sticks), an angry yet undefeated Jack lets rip with his Astro / Jack the Ripper medley from the back of the stage and normal service resumes.
After another couple of songs, most had probably forgotten the shoe incident – until Jack strums into "I Just Don’t Know…" for a second time to finish the gig. The place erupts. Possibly my all time finest gig moment.
07-07-04
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Our tickets to the upcoming White Stripes concert at Bluesfest. I’m pumped. Didn’t think I would be.
The White Stripes, The Rivoli Ballroom
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Texxas Jam 10 – 1987
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My first Texxas Jam, a Dallas rock tradition. I went with Karl S. and his brother Cliff. I think Whitesnake and Tesla were in the lineup as well.
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The redevelopment of Lansdowne Road Stadium
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The redevelopment plan for Lansdowne Road Stadium envisaged the creation of a modern stadium, which, on completion, would have an all seated capacity of 50,000.
The 50,000 compared with the former Lansdowne Road Stadium which had an all seated capacity, as required for competitive Soccer, of 36,000 and a mixed standing and seated capacity of 49,000 for Rugby.
All seating in the new stadium is under cover of a roof; however, the roof does not extend over the pitch. The stadium consists of a continuous curvilinear shaped stand enclosing all four sides of the ground. The South, East and West stands have four tiers of seating for spectators.
The bottom and top tiers provide the main volume of spectating facilities.
The second tier provides facilities for premium ticket holders and the third tier provides facilities for corporate boxes. There are 10,000 seats at premium level and a further 1,300 at box level. Many of these were sold in advance to help finance the overall project.
The North stand comprises one low level seating tier, to reflect its proximity to the residential properties at that end of the ground.
There is continuous access around the three sides to all facilities at premium and box levels.
There are excellent hospitality facilities throughout the ground. These facilities are essential in any modern sports stadium to generate additional revenues and help fund the overall investment.
The redeveloped stadium is designed to provide superb facilities not alone for spectators but also for players, the media and the many support personnel needed to stage all events.
The unique design of the new stands and roof creates additional weather protected seating capacity within the constraints of the existing site. The design has been optimised to ensure all spectators have an excellent view of the pitch while retaining the unique Lansdowne Road atmosphere.
Space for the redevelopment was created by a realignment of the pitch and by the creation of a new access podium over the railway line. This podium, above the railway line, will allow spectators access the stadium at premium seat level.
The former two rear pitches which ran East-West were also realigned and combined into one pitch running North-South.
Among the many other features of the new development are:
A more balanced, across the board network of access and egress routes which make it easier and more convenient for spectators to get to and leave the stadium relieving congestion on adjoining neighbours. These include underpasses which allow the level crossing gates for the Dart to be left permanently closed on match days.
Improved player facilities for home and away teams, custom designed to meet the requirements of the various codes. These include warm up rooms and state-of-the-art treatment facilities.
Enhanced press facilities for 200 journalists (increasing to 400 for certain events) including TV monitors, interview rooms and all modern connectivity requirements.
TV / Radio commentary boxes located on the upper level with optimum viewing locations and easy access to flash interview positions, backed up by a generous outside broadcasting vehicle area.
Provision of a large number of high quality toilets adequate both for match days and for events such as concerts where there may be a different mix of spectators.
Quality medical support facilities for both players and spectators.
Better facilities for disabled fans.
Wide concourses and comfortable spatial allowances to ensure easy circulation for spectators.
An architectural theme that is exciting and innovative in harmony with the surrounding cityscape.
Clear delineation between spectator and service areas ensuring that service and / or emergency vehicles need never compete with spectators for the same space.
A hi-tech communications nerve centre to allow for continuous monitoring of all aspects of the stadium, both inside and outside the ground.
Pitch floodlighting incorporated in the new stands.
Roof design that makes best use of available sunlight which is as low as physically possible while being compatible with cross-stadium viewing.
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The Ticket blood drive shirt
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i wonder he could get a ticket to west coast.
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it says he has managed a shop for about 50 years here, but he close now.
billy could have bought a ticket to west coast in his life.