Dreams about getting tickets

[TwistedGypsy]

For the past 2 nights I have had dreams about getting tickets to the Atlanta show and its driving me nuts! Last night I had a dream that I won front row seats and I thought they were for the June 5th show but turns out they were for the June 4th show, which I didn't make it to. :shocked:
If I don't get some damn tickets soon I'm going to go insane.:]

[Musicman408]

I had a Stevie dream a couple of night ago. She was playing at some really, really old open air theatre or something and there were very few people there. My mom and I and I guess one of her friends were there. We had no idea about the show, we just kind of stumbled upon it after Stevie had done a couple of songs. Our seats were in one of the last rows of the little open air theatre and I told our party that whenever the edge starts, I was going to try to fly to the stage. Stevie had just finished playing BATB I think and all of a sudden the Edge riff started, and I flew like a maniac down to the stage and made it.

Stevie started the Edge walk and was working her way towards me. She had just greeted the person next to me and it was my turn and then........... I woke up......... Shucks...

Anyway, hope you get tickets soon. Don't you just love Stevie dreams.:nod:

[TheWILDheart]

Not really a Stevie dream but i had a random dream about singing Rooms On Fire in my front garden a few weeks ago. It was really strange. I was just singing and Hannah (missywiggy) was there and it was well weird :shrug:

[Beatlesfan]

This seems like as good a place as any to ask this since I don't wanna start a whole new thread.

First off, I didn't have time to have Stevie dreams when tickets went on sale because I was up too early prepping myself - you know, practicing clicking those tiny little buttons and all ;)

Anyway, what exactly is this "Edge Walk" and how does it work? I mean, I saw the one on CV, but how exactly does it go? Does the front row just stand up or do people come from everywhere? Is it gender/age specific? I have no dreams of actually meeting her, so I figure the "Edge Walk" is the only chance of getting even close.

I know literally Nothing about it, so if someone(s) could give me a rundown of it, that'd be great!

Cheers,
Chi

[NoSpeedLimit]

This seems like as good a place as any to ask this since I don't wanna start a whole new thread.

First off, I didn't have time to have Stevie dreams when tickets went on sale because I was up too early prepping myself - you know, practicing clicking those tiny little buttons and all ;)

Anyway, what exactly is this "Edge Walk" and how does it work? I mean, I saw the one on CV, but how exactly does it go? Does the front row just stand up or do people come from everywhere? Is it gender/age specific? I have no dreams of actually meeting her, so I figure the "Edge Walk" is the only chance of getting even close.

I know literally Nothing about it, so if someone(s) could give me a rundown of it, that'd be great!

Cheers,
Chi

Hey there...the edge walk is one thing I will never forget. I have had the pleasure of doing it 4 or 5 times now. When they start playing Edge of Seventeen she sings...and then during the song she goes along the whole front row and shakes everyones hands...and people like to hand her flowers, gifts and what not. Let me tell you about my first edge walk...sorry if I bore anyone...

When I was about 11 or 12...My Dad took me to the Shoreline in Mt. View, CA to go see Stevie. We were about four rows back way on the side. I had no idea what the edge walk was. Well my Dad told me that we were going to sneek up there so off we went. I guess the security let us go up there, I don't remember. But by the time we got there she had already gone past us. So my Dad started yelling "Stevie, Stevie! Come meet my daughter Sarah!" And she heard him! And came right up to me. I was eye level with her and she leaned over and gave me a hug and then whispered to me "You be a good girl!" So amazing!!!! I love telling this story...I will never forget it.
:)

[NoSpeedLimit]

For the past 2 nights I have had dreams about getting tickets to the Atlanta show and its driving me nuts! Last night I had a dream that I won front row seats and I thought they were for the June 5th show but turns out they were for the June 4th show, which I didn't make it to. :shocked:
If I don't get some damn tickets soon I'm going to go insane.:]

Are there any contests in your area? Keep your eyes and ears open!! Good Luck! :D

[Musicman408]

Hey there...the edge walk is one thing I will never forget. I have had the pleasure of doing it 4 or 5 times now. When they start playing Edge of Seventeen she sings...and then during the song she goes along the whole front row and shakes everyones hands...and people like to hand her flowers, gifts and what not. Let me tell you about my first edge walk...sorry if I bore anyone...

When I was about 11 or 12...My Dad took me to the Shoreline in Mt. View, CA to go see Stevie. We were about four rows back way on the side. I had no idea what the edge walk was. Well my Dad told me that we were going to sneek up there so off we went. I guess the security let us go up there, I don't remember. But by the time we got there she had already gone past us. So my Dad started yelling "Stevie, Stevie! Come meet my daughter Sarah!" And she heard him! And came right up to me. I was eye level with her and she leaned over and gave me a hug and then whispered to me "You be a good girl!" So amazing!!!! I love telling this story...I will never forget it.
:)

That's so awesome.... I LOVE IT!!! :nod:

[NoSpeedLimit]

That's so awesome.... I LOVE IT!!! :nod:

:thumbsup: When I saw her in Vegas recently I was being pushed so much the only thing I could say to her was "HELP!" LOL so embarassing!:shrug:

[Sahara]

When I was about 11 or 12...My Dad took me to the Shoreline in Mt. View, CA to go see Stevie. We were about four rows back way on the side. I had no idea what the edge walk was. Well my Dad told me that we were going to sneek up there so off we went. I guess the security let us go up there, I don't remember. But by the time we got there she had already gone past us. So my Dad started yelling "Stevie, Stevie! Come meet my daughter Sarah!" And she heard him! And came right up to me. I was eye level with her and she leaned over and gave me a hug and then whispered to me "You be a good girl!" So amazing!!!! I love telling this story...I will never forget it.
:)

Oh Wow!! That's so amazing! I think I'd just drop dead on the spot ... I really hope I get to take part in an Edge walk some day....