lane_miller
Space Ghost
Glenn and Jen, I am so happy for you guys and the festival. This is not only a victory for Prog Power, but also for the prog and power genres. Lane
Glenn and Jen, I am so happy for you guys and the festival. This is not only a victory for Prog Power, but also for the prog and power genres. Lane
Glenn and Jen, I am so happy for you guys and the festival. This is not only a victory for Prog Power, but also for the prog and power genres. Lane
Excellent news! Congratulations!
Wouldn't it be something if we could sell out Nathan's show, too?
Stay metal. Never rust.
Albert
You put forward a great lineup and people will come. I had moved to Atlanta in 2011, but I did not attend the 2011 or 2012 shows as there weren't any bands that attracted my interest. I went to the 2013 Saturday show largely because of Sabaton, although I was very impressed by the other bands, particularly Armored Saint.
I also wonder how much of the sell-out was the factor of fans saying "This might be the last PPUSA Festival, so I'd better get there."
It is 3rd. You have to remember it was a totally different era back when the big boys made their U.S. debuts at the fest over a decade ago.
PP IV sold out in 4 days.
PP III sold in 10 days.
PP XV sold in 1 month.
However, this is by far the earliest we have ever sold-out in terms of the date as tickets for III & IV did not go on sale until the spring.
Interesting points. As someone who has gone every year from 2001 onwards, my perspective is probably different, in the sense that for people who have been going for a long time, it often becomes such an enjoyable event that the specific band selection from year-to-year is not the absolute deciding factor on whether to attend... as it is (and should be) for first-time attendees. So I have to ask... while the band lineup is (very logically) the primary factor in whether you decide to go in 2014, did your overall experience in 2013 (aside from the specific bands which were playing) affect your perspective at all, or have any degree of effect on whether you decide to return?
My experiences from the past two festivals sold me more than the line up (which is excellent again this year). So long as Glenn and Jen keep scheduling a metal festival, I will be there. Automatically. The event is just that fantastic.
After the first couple of years I attended, it became a mandatory event to the point that the specific lineup was almost secondary.
After the first couple of years I attended, it became a mandatory event to the point that the specific lineup was almost secondary.
After the first couple of years I attended, it became a mandatory event to the point that the specific lineup was almost secondary.