For those of you who have been before, or just happen to be more knowledgable than I...Is there any kind of autograph session, or do you just have to get lucky and find the band randomly? If there is a session, are you allowed to bring, say, a guitar to be autographed?
ProgPower Autographs
- Thread starter Krisjibs
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Daybreaker
Red, Hot, and Heavy
There's official signing sessions and random meetings. The sessions are listed in the program according by day and time and are usually thirty minutes apiece and are in between sets. Plus you'll run into the bands so many times that by the time Saturday comes around instead of being "oh sweet there's ______" you'll be more like "Oh man here comes that guitar guy again. I wonder if he's gonna go off for thirty minutes on his sweeping technique for the fiftieth time."
Yippee38
Living the dream!
Pellaz
Tigron of Immanion
hahahahahaha, so true. 
Also note that there's a limit of two items for the official autographing sessions, but if time permits you can go back around and through the line again. I assume one of those items could be a guitar.
Also note that there's a limit of two items for the official autographing sessions, but if time permits you can go back around and through the line again. I assume one of those items could be a guitar.
AMBR
Metal Grandma
Yea, but it's up to the band if they're going to do the session as scheduled. So far in all the years I've been going only one band was "too busy" to bother. :Smug:Daybreaker said:
But everyone here is right, you basically bump into most of the band members constantly, in the hotel, bars, restaurants, on the street, in the venue, non-stop. It's very cool.
MetalRose
ProgPower EMT
Yeah, after the pre-party most everyone's old chums. The highlight of PP is after meeting the bands you feel like you're watching an old friends show.
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Bryant
Mr. Sleepy
Krisjibs said:
Well as others stated, there is usually an official signing, but many of the bands "hang out" as well. Evergrey, Pagans Mind, Tad Morose, Angel Dust, Vanden Plas, Brainstorm.... etc. They were everywhere. It's really an event as opposed to just a concert. You may even see band members watching another band perform.
Bryant
Pellaz
Tigron of Immanion
Bryant said:
And even if you don't see 'em, band-members will often check out other bands' performances from the VIP balcony, which is pretty cool, too.
