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Weezer at the Filmore Charlotte

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when??

edit: tomorrow. fug fug fug i have to work. seeing weezer in concert is one of my life goals

double edit: they're in durham june 5. i may shoot for that

The Fillmore is also part of the experience. Just call out sick then put a selfie on your Facebook later that evening!

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when??

edit: tomorrow. fug fug fug i have to work. seeing weezer in concert is one of my life goals

double edit: they're in durham june 5. i may shoot for that

Would be awesome to see them...but I think DPAC is a terrible place to see a rock band.

I saw the Pixies there and was disappoint. The "ushers" are nazis about being the in the aisles so you are resigned to your assigned seat. And the crowd at the Pixies show was uber-tame. Gave the entire show a weird vibe.

I wish the Fillmore show had of been on a weekend.

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Jesus looking at the Fillmore schedule I may be camping out there this spring.

Crosses, Demitri Martin, Tegan and Sara, Sleigh Bells, Cage the Elephant.

Ive seen TV on the Radio. Silversun Pickups, the Deftones and Lamb of God there and it has the best acoustics of any venu I've ever been to.

Even a metal concert was CD clear in that place where those can be the worst sounding live shows.. Like at the old Grady Cole center. It sounded like static with a mumbling singer.

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Would be awesome to see them...but I think DPAC is a terrible place to see a rock band.

I saw the Pixies there and was disappoint. The "ushers" are nazis about being the in the aisles so you are resigned to your assigned seat. And the crowd at the Pixies show was uber-tame. Gave the entire show a weird vibe.

I wish the Fillmore show had of been on a weekend.

Scratch that, the Pixies were actually at the War Memorial Auditorium in greensboro.

I did see Ween at DPAC years ago, don't remember too much but it was better than War Memorial.

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