vsprovieri wrote:

Ahhh that show was so good! And for fucking free?! Amazing.

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chadisthechad wrote:

to whitebicycle: indeed the cones (horns) project sound. they're pretty cool, huh?

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cassisaari wrote:

Northwestern student here who had a blast.

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hikaruchan wrote:

I am pretty sure Andrew Bird just gave the show of his life tonight. I loved the spontaneous stage-rushing. Pretty much the most amazing night I've had in a long time.

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educ8edfool wrote:

We rushed the stage for Fake Palindromes. So much energy, so much fun. He's been practicing... everything sounded great.

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whitebicycle wrote:

incredible show. we were on the lawn and the sound was still perfect - such an amazing venue. and the visual projections were beautiful. my favourite was the accompaniment to "lull" with the squid love affair sequence. does anyone know whether those giant victrola-like sound cones projected sound?

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Voittaa wrote:

Can't wait.

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damnit, i was under the impression that he'd be with the symphony! agh, still good though

withano wrote:

Northwestern student here who believes that this concert is one of the strongest arguments against the quarter system. I won't even be in the Chicago area until more than a week later.

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jayyyteee wrote:

i am so pumped!

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flute_starr wrote:

There are no season ticket holders for this concert because it's not associated in any way with the Grant Park Symphony, so I'm assuming the entire front seating area is open first-come, first-served.

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for the decemberists, if you were there very early, you were allowed free admission to the seating area to take the remaining seats. no seats are sold, the only surefire way to have seats is to have season tickets. this concert will definitely not be as crowded as the d's one, but i'd bet there'll still be a great deal of people. getting there several hours early is going to be the most beneficial.

allieartgallery wrote:

I went to Decemberists and since it was a show with the symphony orchestra, many people had "season tickets" therefore had reserved seats. I think tickets were sold for the rest of the seats. If you wait a while, they open up the leftover seats to people towards the front of the lawn. Andrew Bird could be different, though.

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infraredtree wrote:

i don't think they are selling any seats, just first come first served

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