Indoor arenas are filled with 90 degree angles, and by the time sound reaches the upper deck at a 40,000 seat baseball stadium, it will have gotten. Today, anyone paying for a stadium ticket expects Hollywood-scale effects. And that’s assuming you haven’t left it too late and that space is available. Of course, Sheeran – a scruffy busker type with an international following –  is an exception in many ways. Add to that security, parking ,which often adds even more cost, and it’s not the fun that it once was. “I went to two Taylor Swift shows on this tour, Manchester and Wembley, both of which looked full to me,” says Sutherland. From the cheap-seats the four figures looked like beige ants with naff haircuts. I can’t see, it’s crowded, and I’ve paid a billion dollars for the privilege. Not sure why MixTape got free parking......when I went for Def Leppard....$12.00......$12.00!!!!! Like a trooper he got up there and had the crowd singing and dancing!!! If you appreciate Matt Cameron's impressive handling of time signatures (as we genuinely do), that may be in your wheelhouse. I dislike stadiums and ampitheaters, but some of the big names are perfect there. Studios like this have the following that stadiums inherently lack, according to fell studio gurus Gold Clam Machine: When you're watching sports, you're watching the action. To park your car on a piece of pavement for a few hours when you already bought a ticket...maybe $5 but that is a tremendous rip off. I came here on 21 August for the KISS concert. BooseysMom Thu 05-Dec-19 20:13:48. Mosaic Stadium - Regina. Beyoncé and Jay Z’s co-headline trek around the country likewise did less than blockbuster business. Put on a Great Show even with the 2 hr rain delay. Compare this with stadiums or arenas, which have 20,000 or 40,000 plastic seats, rafters, scoreboards — basically, controlled. “From the count-in on the first number, the volume of screams drowned everything else out.”. Just back from Farm Aid and it might have been the worst concert experience of my life. Generally, the closer you are, the better you’ll be able to see the show. Bands were awesome but we ended up leaving early due to the chaos and overcrowding. The parking situation was a joke as we had to park with Hershey Park guests and walk forever to a crowded tram that took us to a stop near the Stadium.Once inside the stadium, the concessions were horrible.....they ran out of t-shirts within a few hours of an 8 hour concert. Warden's Grove, review: whole lotta shakin’ goin’ on at London Bridge, Midge Ure interview: ‘Saying no to The Sex Pistols was probably the best decision I ever made’, Ella Fitzgerald: The Lost Berlin Tapes review: a rediscovered masterpiece, The art of The Joshua Tree: how U2 found what they were looking for – in a freezing desert, Diary from St George's: 'If the worst happens on Monday, we won’t bow out quietly', Bournemouth SO / Brabbins, Lighthouse, Poole, review: floating tremulously between ecstasy and orientalism. Don't subject yourself to it. Below, we’ve pulled a collection of photos and videos taken from all areas of the stadium to help you decide where to sit for one of the upcoming MetLife Stadium concerts. They did even better when they returned to Shea the following summer for a repeat concert. From Ellen to R Kelly: what happens to celebrity lookalikes when their star gets cancelled? Financially the endeavour was a disaster, with Bowie often playing to half-empty venues. Plus, an evening departure time means you’ll experience London at its most mysterious. Everyone was waiting outside the stadium for a long... Pop fans tend to be in their teens and twenties and while typically much older, and wealthier, rock devotees may be willing to spring £450 to see the Rolling Stones at London Stadium it’s clear not all Taylor Swift fans are in a position to fork out the minimum £62 asking price for her UK Reputation dates (Swift’s prices have been on a nose-bleed trajectory for years, with charges leaping 123 per cent in the US between her Red and 1989 tours). by jutting private boxes, support columns, and additional sound towers whose physical placement ends up interfering with the original soundwave signal even as it amplifies it. A photo posted by MetLife Stadium (@mlstadium) on Jul 25, 2016 at 9:51am PDT. The place had ample activities for kids, a fantastic array of food and drink, superb access for wheelchairs and an atmosphere that makes you feel a part of something truly special.