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Date Posted: 08:55:28 09/11/16 Sun
Author: Anonymous
Subject: Not a bad idea but the non-drinker section
In reply to: another guest 's message, "Unlikely, if alcohol is a money maker" on 08:32:43 09/11/16 Sun
Besides, this was right up by the stage, cause people rushed up when he said his thing about "this is a rock and roll show!" No way any venue would forbid alcohol at events—that's where they make half their money! The 2-drink limit could be good though.
I can't imagine the band appreciates that behavior though, it must be distracting for them also and to have everyone talking loudly right over them at quieter parts of the show?? They must find it annoying.
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Replies:
- One show / audience not representative -- Anonymous, 09:53:44 09/11/16 Sun
- The venue WAS a hotel (NT) -- Anonymous, 10:22:13 09/11/16 Sun