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JI7

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9. Yes, especially when you know it will be a largely young audience

Reply to hurple (Reply #5)

Tue Nov 9, 2021, 01:43 AM

Nov 2021

And these days there is no excuse because they can even hold free events and offer tickets online before. People can just bring their phones and they can scan in and so many different ways where they can avoid this .

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It is a sad day for Houston and what happened at the concert. [View all] Texaswitchy Nov 2021 OP

Laws could have been in place to allow police or fire marshal to say no. Tetrachloride Nov 2021 #1

When the kids knocked down the fence earlier the concert should have been over Texaswitchy Nov 2021 #2

Ah , i wasn't aware of this detail. Not my side of the Atlantic. Tetrachloride Nov 2021 #3

The concert was outdoors. Texaswitchy Nov 2021 #4

They didn't require tickets for this ? JI7 Nov 2021 #8

1979. Cincinnati. 11 people died at a Who concert. hurple Nov 2021 #5

Money Texaswitchy Nov 2021 #6

While in NYC (and not there) I as a super Who fan... electric_blue68 Nov 2021 #7

The local station WCPO made a great documentary about that hurple Nov 2021 #10

Thank you. electric_blue68 Nov 2021 #13

Yes, especially when you know it will be a largely young audience JI7 Nov 2021 #9

That moron will have to pay a shitload of money for insurance to play anywhere else. BlackSkimmer Nov 2021 #11

That's horrible XanaDUer2 Nov 2021 #12