Venue that Surprised You Most?

[RaisingCajun08]

MAT, i saw your comment in other thread about Marcus King. The wife and I recently saw him in Lake Charles at Golden Nugget. Keep an eye out as I don't think that was his first time stopping there. Venue is very intimate, so not a bad seat in the place.

When was this? I cant believe that I missed that. I'm at that point in my life where I'm not interested in large venue concerts. Dont want to fight the crowd. Small venues is where its at.

[duggie85]

When was this? I cant believe that I missed that. I'm at that point in my life where I'm not interested in large venue concerts. Dont want to fight the crowd. Small venues is where its at.

Was in November, wanna say weekend before Thanksgiving.
Great show, played for about 2 hours.

[Boomer]

Was in November, wanna say weekend before Thanksgiving.
Great show, played for about 2 hours.

……..Ray Charles at Tulane and Elvis at Mun Auditorium in Nola……bbbbbbbbbbut the best was when da Boomer would play in Lafayette at I think the Black Cat lounge …….some fun times in the late 70s I think……Muskrat Love (with kazoo) to what I Say…..maybe a reunion tour one night!

[ManAboutTown]

MAT, i saw your comment in other thread about Marcus King. The wife and I recently saw him in Lake Charles at Golden Nugget. Keep an eye out as I don't think that was his first time stopping there. Venue is very intimate, so not a bad seat in the place.

A good friend of mine works camera crew for those shows. He constantly tells me how good the venue is. I had tickets to that Marcus King show and wasn't able to make it. Heard it was a great experience.

[CharlieK]

I don’t know about surprised me, but the most fun I’ve ever had watching live music was at a Nitecaps bladder bust with cowboy mouth shoehorned in the corner and Fred playing his snare drum in the middle of a crowd with beer flying.