It's alright. Honestly I've been thinking a lot about set lists lately, the max I could see myself ever putting on with a headliner show is around the 15-16 mark. Sadly some songs I love would have to be cut but I'd be fine with that if it means I don't exhaust myself. Frankly I think opener sets are more my style anyway.

If it just comes down to singing, then it could totally depend on so many factors just in that. Is it singing, screaming, hybrid, etc., song lengths, all sorts of things. Then throwing in moving around and crowd engagement and possibly instrument playing, you get some major fatigue

Singing/screaming mainly and some of my tracks go well past the 5-minute mark so if I top out at like 6 or 7 then that's what I can do.

That could be sustainable. Especially with some good sleep between sets and a few minutes between songs here and there to relax the musculature for a moment and catch a breath, get some water, center the mind to ease any added mental tension translating to the muscles

Honestly I don't know how these people do it. Maybe it's just because I'm not acclimated, but these insane tours bands and artists go on seem so INSANE from the outside looking in. Loath as I am to give him an inch, Aaron Lewis not being able to handle full-time touring anymore is completely understandable.

My expectations are incredibly unrealistic for a mainstream show because if I feel like the amount of money spent should directly correlate to how good what I'm spending that money on is. So say, I can go see a less known band in my town for $20 at a small venue. They put on a killer show. My mind's warped to expect that if i'm spending $1,000, that show ought to be 50x as good. Big shows tend to NOT be that much better, so I just don't even bother because I could take that money and go see a dozen killer local shows over a few months instead.

The truth is I'm not the target market for those huge shows. I'm not rich enough for it to not FUCK my wallet, and even if I was, I just feel like I'd rather go see a dozen independent acts that need my money more. Would likely be better if these shows werent being scalped out the ass.

Yeah, at this point, unless my wife really wanted to go out or we were riiich, I’m not interested in going to shows over a certain price per ticket. Not so much that it would have to be a bigger show in some way, but just that a show itself doesn’t have that much value if we don’t have the expendable cash to make it a comfortable purchase

Yeah I'm going to a Motionless in White show in 2 months and it was $40 per ticket before the fees. I split the bill to help make it easier on the person I'm going with considering Ticketmaster applied like a $30 fee total.

They put on a pretty good show, as you may have seen them before and may be aware, so i hope you enjoy! Ticketmaster putting an extra $30 on fees is mind-boggling, goddamn, but what can ya do

I've watched the haunted house livestream so I probably have a good idea of what to expect.

Album Rating: 1.5

Tswift is making a cool billion dollars from this tour, she can work hard and get a little tired she’ll survive

Napoleon dynaswift

Album Rating: 2.5

Eras tour was fucking great, not even really a swiftie but damn, what a concert glad i was able to experience that

I would expect nothing less than awesome

😤😤😤

Album Rating: 2.0

My friends all really loved her live shows these past few months

Got a ticket at Christmas from my sis for this tour. I think she spent about $400 total for the two of us during the first round of tickets. Honestly it was pretty incredible, made a fan of this skeptic. The flow of the “eras” made it manageable, lots of time to sit down and recharge. Definitely not lip syncing from what I could tell but the backup vocalists certainly did their thing.

*quietly mouths “what the fuck”*

hello!

Ozzy Osbourne had a "back up vocalist" who would stand offstage where no one could see him

miss you plane

The ice spice version of karma isn’t that bad lol