Now it can be told!
RockFest'77 - Saturday, June 25th
New Location - Ford Pavilion
Tickets on Sale Wednesday, May 25th at 10:00 am at the Ford Park Box Office, at all Ticketmaster outlets, and are also available at ticketmaster.com or charge by phone at (409) 833-7747
Tickets at gate will be $15 if available.
This event may sell out quickly since it is being promoted nationwide.
Buy your tickets here now to guarantee availability.
Details continue to be available at eventsnow.com.
New Location - Ford Pavilion
Tickets on Sale Wednesday, May 25th at 10:00 am at the Ford Park Box Office, at all Ticketmaster outlets, and are also available at ticketmaster.com or charge by phone at (409) 833-7747
Tickets at gate will be $15 if available.
This event may sell out quickly since it is being promoted nationwide.
Buy your tickets here now to guarantee availability.
Details continue to be available at eventsnow.com.
Labels: Entertainment, Music
posted by Jack at 5/23/2005 07:58:00 PM
6 Comments:
I heard them advertise it on the new classic rock station in Houston (97.5) this afternoon. The commercial mentioned a laser light show. They are really promoting this thing.
I guess I'd better get my tickets now.
If you go to Ticketmaster, one part of the page looks like the tickets are in the arena and the other part of the page looks like the tickets are in the amphitheater.
I e-mailed the guy asking where my seats would be when I exchange my Lamar tickets and he said to exchange them at the window the day of the concert. I e-mailed again to ask exactly where our section would be and haven't heard back yet.
Perhaps The Most Informative Site on The Net can get more details.
I'm reading Breakfast of Champions and right before I fell asleep last night I read the part about the name of one of Kilgore Trout's books, *Now It Can Be Told*. Just thought that was a weird coincidence because I wanted to remember to leave this comment this morning and BAM, there was that phrase again. Weird.
The Rockfest guy e-mailed me back and anyone with tickets purchased for Lamar Stadium will be able to trade them at the box office on show day and he assures me the seats will be great.
The show will be at the amphitheater and not in the arena.
I was wondering why that phrase was rattling around in my head. I was thinking I got it from "Plan 9 From Outer Space," but I can't get a confirmation from Google. It probably was the Trout story. Especially since I'm pretty sure that the Trout story was a message to me from the Creator of the Universe.
Or from Dwayne Hoover. (I don't know if that makes sense or not. I'm only on page 66.)
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