Milwaukee Info
 

I just received an e-mail from Pabst Theatre. It says "Pre-sale information coming soon, tickets on sale 08/01/08". Actually it looks like the pre-sale starts 7/28/08.

I can't wait!! :blob1::blob2:

Krista

Very good! I'm going to this show, so thank you!:wavey:

Milwaukee Journal Sentinel

http://www.jsonline.com/watch/?watch.../2008&id=43415

Former Fleetwood Mac singer-songwriter-musician Lindsey Buckingham will perform at the Pabst Theater on Saturday, Oct. 4.

Buckingham's new album, "Gift of Screws," hits stores Sept. 16, and features performances by former Mac-mates John McVie and Mick Fleetwood.

Tickets, at $51.50, go on sale at noon on Aug. 1 at the Pabst box office, www.pabsttheater.org and www.tickets.com, and (414) 286-3663 or (800) 511-1552.

You're welcome! Where in Minnesota do you live? I'm in Woodbury.

Krista

Plymouth. LOL u should see my car. everyone calls it the Mac mobile!

According Lindseybuckingham.net, tickets on sale 7/25 @ noon. When I click on that link, I get this information from the pabst section of ticketsonline website:

Lindsey Buckingham

Saturday, October 4th, 2008 at 8:00pm

Pre-Sale
This is a private password protected pre-sale

Start: Mon., July 21, 2008

:confused:

But if you put in the password "Mac" it will log you in and allow you to buy tickets right now. I got mine a few days ago??? It's all very confusing, but I was able to get my tickets and an e-mail confirmation. :confused:

Krista

This concert is not being sold thru ticketmaster right?

I don't believe this is being sold through Ticketmaster. I bought my tickets directly from The Pabst Theatre.

Krista

I missed some awesome seats. grr... can't make up my mind about going.

I just went in thru the pre-sale, and got 4th row! YIPPEE!:blob1::blob2:

David -

Which seats did you get?

Krista

I beieve my seat is rt, row d, seat 10

We'll be close by, we have RT, row C, seats 3 and 4. I got our tickets in the mail today, that was pretty fast!

Krista

I have 2 tickets for this show for sale, if anyone is interested ???? They are Flr ctr , row F , seats 11 & 12, so aisle seats.

Presale Password: Tusk

please let me know if anyone is interested in my extra tix for this show!

I'm new here and really dissapointed. I tried the pre-sale and nothing closer than 15th row popped up and now the sale to the public has only a few single seats on the floor. I'm need two seats together. Lindsey #1Fan, did you sell your tickets yet? Ugh.

I still have the tix available. they are in row F, seats are aisle seats. They are yours if you want them. I just got them in the mail.

I just pm'd you #1FAN......I am sooo hoping this works out:nod:

Got it !!!

youtube videos from PABST.Milwaukee 10/04

did you miss me


gos


come

I took some of those. They didn't come out that good because I used the "compact" not the regular video. Last time I used the regular video, I couldn;t upload to youtube because it said that the files were too big, so idk. :(

Next time, I WILL go with the regular video as it comes out so much better!

My own pics from MKE
 

Thought I would post my own pics from the Lindsey show here in Milwaukee; they aren't the greatest, but I really had a great time, and I took a ton of photos.

Hope you all enjoy!

~B

You got A TON of pics !!!!!! Great job!!!! Thanks for posting them!:thumbsup:

My pleasure. I hope the community of users here likes'em because I love sharing'em.

Anyone know where I can get a copy of Go Insane the LB&Co has been playing on this tour? I have many of the "Dance" flavored versions where it's just LB & Guitar, but I liked the upbeat nature of this version. Much closer to the original.

Brian, I just bumped up a thread for the Seattle show. MacMan made mp3s of the entire show, so catch them all!! Go Insane is my fave song he's doing this tour, I think. It's amazing.

Denver, Los Angeles, Salt Lake City and Seattle are the bootlegs so far, I believe. I'm praying for Tulsa to appear.

Thanks for posting the pics! Just getting around to having a look at em now...

ExpressMilwaukee.com
By Harry Cherkinian

When Lindsey Buckingham took the stage at the Pabst Theater on Saturday night, the capacity crowd was primed to hear their favorite songs from his days with Fleetwood Mac. After all, this was the guitar whiz who, along with then-girlfriend Stevie Nicks, revitalized the British blues band with a pop-rock sensibility that led to the commercial success of the mega-hit Rumours.

But Buckingham has also built a loyal following with his solo works, past and present, demonstrating that his intense, quirky style of guitar playing mesmerizes as much as it rocks out. His latest release, Gift of Screws, filled a good part of the night’s two-hour, 20-song set and showcased a return to his frenetic rock roots over his somewhat-acoustic 2006 release, Under the Skin.

Having turned 59 the day before his Milwaukee appearance, Buckingham is one of those rare artists who ages well, musically and otherwise. He surrounded himself with his longtime trio of talented musicians-Neil Haywood (guitar), Brett Tuggle (bass/keyboard) and Walfredo Reyes (drums)-yet it was Buckingham himself who commanded full attention. It’s more than his rock-star persona. When Buckingham takes the guitar in his hands and plays-fingers only, no picks-he’s at one with his instrument, be it a new tune like “Love Runs Deeper” or Mac classics like “World Turning” and “Big Love.”

In fact, part of Buckingham’s attraction as a performer is that the brand new material once again showcases his uncanny songwriting abilities while remaining reminiscent of the catchy Fleetwood Mac hooks. The title track “Gift of Screws” and show opener “Great Day” reminded everyone that Buckingham is fearless when pushing rock to its limits. He easily juxtaposed the explosive rockers with the gentle melodies of “Treason,” its layered arrangements and finger picking sandwiched between political barbs. On the evening’s final encore, the new, beautiful ballad, “Time Precious Time,” it was evident that the master guitarist had worked his magic on the crowd, conjuring up images of lost loves and bittersweet reunions that ran the full spectrum of emotion. His thank you and final gaze toward the appreciative audience was very telling, with his arms wrapped around his guitar like a precious old friend.

This gave me goodbumps. :nod:

dude...
 

Awesome....and providing you the pics was the least I could do considering I haven't stop listening to that Seattle show since I got it. Neither, for that matter, has my girlfriend. :-D

Seattle is amazing. That show really blows my mind every time I listen to it. Just fantastic.