timmy_dean_sausage

timmy_dean_sausage , 22 days ago

Have you? Houston isn't the "concrete jungle" it was in the 80's.. I personally prefer it over NYC and LA. Chicago is a close second to Houston for me.

timmy_dean_sausage , 1 month ago

Livenation was founded in the mid-late 90's, but didn't hold significant power in the live music industry until the mid-2000's. Before that, a pricey ticket for a national act was anything over $25. When I started my career in live production, in 2010, many venues were still putting on local/national act shows for $5 - $20 a ticket. Since then, I've seen ticket prices for the same type of shows double, in non-LN venues, and triple or more in LN venues. Same thing for drink/concession prices. If you were a teen/young adult in the 90's you likely had better access to affordable concerts than people these days.