dylan,young,the who,stones to play at classic rock festival in october

[Macfanforever]

Probably cost a kings ransom for tix for this event.

[jbrownsjr]

Originally Posted by Macfanforever

Probably cost a kings ransom for tix for this event.

Just to sit in the back.

[Macfanforever]

Originally Posted by jbrownsjr

Just to sit in the back.

Yea .I agree.I know what they all look like but just being there to hear them all play would be an honor.

[Kubrick2788]

Well, the prices are up. It doesn't seem all that bad for seeing 6 full sets from some phenomenal artists. I think it's odd that the closing night is Waters and The Who rather than the Stones or Paul, but I'm sure there's a reason for that. Was hoping Neil and Bob would be the same night and maybe perform together...alas, no.

Hotel prices are what will keep me away. Unless seven of you want to split three nights at one of the nearby hotels that all have their prices way up. Too bad it's a no points weekend at the closest Marriott.

[jbrownsjr]

Originally Posted by Kubrick2788

Well, the prices are up. It doesn't seem all that bad for seeing 6 full sets from some phenomenal artists. I think it's odd that the closing night is Waters and The Who rather than the Stones or Paul, but I'm sure there's a reason for that. Was hoping Neil and Bob would be the same night and maybe perform together...alas, no.

Hotel prices are what will keep me away. Unless seven of you want to split three nights at one of the nearby hotels that all have their prices way up. Too bad it's a no points weekend at the closest Marriott.

In terms of drawing people live. Pink Floyd and it's members doesn' have a close 2nd. They sell out stadiums years in advance.

[FuzzyPlum]

You'd definitely put the Stones down as the biggest draw. Of course, if Waters, Gilmour and Mason teamed up then it would be close but on their own Pink Floyd members can't compete. Waters' 'The Wall Live' tour has been massive- but he only sells out 10,000-15,000 seat arenas each night.

Biggest acts in order...
1) Rolling Stones 2) Paul McCartney 3) The Who 4) Roger Waters 5) Bob Dylan 6) Neil Young
Maybe the last 3 are the wrong order