- Dec 3, 2012
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Dear Ensiferum,
My name is James Wilson and you may remember me from several months ago when I contacted you directly about the under eighteens ban at your Sydney show at the Hi-Fi next month.
I am extremely grateful for the effort undertaken in order to lift the overall under eighteens ban from the concert and until now I have thought that I would be able to see my favourite band of all time up close and personal, right next to the stage in order to witness their awe-inspiring power at its fullest.
Today, I am left shattered once more, as it has now come to my attention that there is yet another ban in place for patrons under the age of eighteen. Instead of being allowed to enter the concert at ground level in order to gain access to the main floor and thus get close to the stage, the under eighteens are forced into allocated areas in an upper platform or 'mezzanine' far away from the stage, the extreme of which is at the rear of the venue. To find out about this so close to the concert I've been excited about for months is agonizing.
Ever since I began to receive replies from you and your manager, Carlos, about looking into the under-eighteens ban, I was extremely excited. To now find that I will be forced to involuntarily watch the band from afar (pardon the pun) is absolutely heart wrenching. I don't think I've ever been as disappointed or upset in my entire life; to find that my favourite band is coming to Australia's lonely shores for the first time in years, only for there to be various restrictions on me and the other under-eighteens just because of age.
I have sent a similar email to your manager and the other various Ensiferum mailing addresses. I implore you to please discuss me and my predicament with Carlos, the promoters and other various influences to please find some possible way to lift this new ban in place.
I thank you from the bottom of my heart for reading this letter,
-James Wilson, Australia's biggest Ensiferum fan
My name is James Wilson and you may remember me from several months ago when I contacted you directly about the under eighteens ban at your Sydney show at the Hi-Fi next month.
I am extremely grateful for the effort undertaken in order to lift the overall under eighteens ban from the concert and until now I have thought that I would be able to see my favourite band of all time up close and personal, right next to the stage in order to witness their awe-inspiring power at its fullest.
Today, I am left shattered once more, as it has now come to my attention that there is yet another ban in place for patrons under the age of eighteen. Instead of being allowed to enter the concert at ground level in order to gain access to the main floor and thus get close to the stage, the under eighteens are forced into allocated areas in an upper platform or 'mezzanine' far away from the stage, the extreme of which is at the rear of the venue. To find out about this so close to the concert I've been excited about for months is agonizing.
Ever since I began to receive replies from you and your manager, Carlos, about looking into the under-eighteens ban, I was extremely excited. To now find that I will be forced to involuntarily watch the band from afar (pardon the pun) is absolutely heart wrenching. I don't think I've ever been as disappointed or upset in my entire life; to find that my favourite band is coming to Australia's lonely shores for the first time in years, only for there to be various restrictions on me and the other under-eighteens just because of age.
I have sent a similar email to your manager and the other various Ensiferum mailing addresses. I implore you to please discuss me and my predicament with Carlos, the promoters and other various influences to please find some possible way to lift this new ban in place.
I thank you from the bottom of my heart for reading this letter,
-James Wilson, Australia's biggest Ensiferum fan