hope so too! figure Q&A will probably be similar to his recent zoom one.

there are several huge LB fans i know who will definitely ask some interesting questions. then there will always be random clueless people who will waste a question on something we all know answers to already.

hope there will be lots of questions about the new album, future recording and collaborations questions, requests for adding a new song or some not recently played ones in 45 min set that will follow Q&A...

one thing that really bugs me is there was no Q&A option without merch. that made OUS tickets with merch shipping ridiculously priced, effectively cutting out of QA portion fans in Europe, Australia, NZ, Asia etc. But at least they will finally get a chance to see him solo! :thumbsup:

i hope he does more of these, and this is just the first of many!! :nod:

Same for me. VIP was sold out in a blink. :D

I'm ok with a regular ticket. It'll be plenty of time to see him live. :nod:

I plan to ask Lindsey about “Caution” and his expansive, emotional attack on the outro, with its disruptive counterbalance of authentic cadence and plagal cadence. My guess is that he was making a topically charged political statement by such overt reliance on hetero-capitalist modulational forms, as if he were adumbrating the ultimate kiss-off to the neonormative resistance that has yet to fully breach in his relationship with the conservative hegemon John McVie.

Precisely my case. I know merch won't be sent to my country so I'd be paying $125 for just a 45 min Q&A.

Everyone send me a dollar or I'll ask the most predictable, inane question possible :p

Like the last webinar when someone asked him to say Hi to Stevie for them?? :rolleyes::rolleyes:

That is so cringe. Do people do that deliberately to make asses of themselves — are they trying to annoy the guest artist?

I love LB but really charging people during a pandemic? Everyone else is doing free shows. I can see charging for VIP but come on. You are being very M$ck Fl$$tw$$d.

Shippers see what they want to see. They still think Lindsey and Stevie will run off into the sunset :rolleyes:

Melissa and Sheryl do charge for their stream concerts.

Maybe it's going to be harder for him physically to do a 45 min show after his medical challenges.

I say let the guy get paid for playing!:woohoo:
Pumped for December 5!

I don't work for free - why should he or any other artist?

Even during a time of economic stress, his art has value to me. YMMV.

I don't think fifteen dollars is much to ask for a muscian of his caliber. I am looking forward to it.

Me either It's the cost of a CD and you get the visuals too Wish it would be downloadable but I'm sure someone will screen capture it. Hopefully, someone will screen capture and share the Q&A! (hint hint)

I've seen plenty of musicians charging for virtual concerts. The only ones I've can remember seeing that are free are benefits and they want donations. I get if you don't have the finds but there will be plenty of other options next year for concerts. I would rather pay $15 for a virtual concert then the $100s they are charging for actual concerts. You can better believe the prices will only go up as musicians try to recoup the money they lost this year.

There are many artists doing this right now.

I bought my ticket, but I haven't gotten an email with the code yet. Has anyone else?