Alter Bridge Asian Tour 2014

[Torsten]

__Feb. 18 -- Liquidroom

__Feb. 19 -- Club Quattro

__Mar. 06 -- Singapore Rock Festival

__Mar. 08 -- Mata Elang International Stadium

[anguyen92]

Holy s***. Is it real? Why are these tears of joy coming out of my face right now????

Edit: Oh crap, it is real. Roadrunner Japan's twitter confirmed it. Cool beans. A good area to stop by before hitting Australia. Nice for the Japan fanbase to get see these guys for the 1st time.

[Torsten]

http://www.creativeman.co.jp/artist/2014/02alterbridge/

[GazEd]

Holy shit.

They start touring all the wonderful and rare places.

Does that mean I can hope at last?!



NOT

[Ariana]

^ Maybe if you can, I can too.

[Lotha]

And me? :O

[Dolo]

Damn. that's awesome. But only 2 shows?

[Ariana]

And me? :O

Sure, you too.

Aren't we just desperate? They announce two dates for Japan and suddenly all of Eastern Europe gets excited.

[Timotheus]

That's pretty cool!

[Lotha]

And me? :O

Sure, you too.

Aren't we just desperate? They announce two dates for Japan and suddenly all of Eastern Europe gets excited.

Yeah, pretty much

[Decay]

Hey, a man can hope.

Come to Serbia, AB!

[Felipesh]

WHEN SOUTH AMERICA, WHEN

[axlar]

japan.. cool!

[Andy92]

Japan usually have some really good rock fans come out to these type of shows. Good on AB for getting their name out around the world.

[AllC392Was]

both venues are pretty small but good for them

[anguyen92]

Japan usually have some really good rock fans come out to these type of shows. Good on AB for getting their name out around the world.

That reminds me. I've heard Japan is a bit notorious for being a bit quiet in terms of the audience participation, according to Chris Jericho's books, in music or wrestling.

Here's what he stated.

Once again the power of music was universal and because he liked heavy metal as much as I did, we became instant friends. One night he took me to see a band called the Privates play at a small club. I was amused at how polite the Japanese rock fans were. They didn’t make much noise and just watched, clapping politely when the song ended. I soon learned it was the same way with Japanese wrestling crowds.

Here's why however.

I realized that the fans weren’t bored, but were merely watching intently. They understood the moves and the reversals of moves and appreciated the craft of the business. They respected the art of wrestling, and since there wasn’t much of it in FMW, they appreciated our work.

[Jim]

6,500 I'd say is about their average draw at a show so thats not bad going for Japan!

[anguyen92]

6,500 I'd say is about their average draw at a show so thats not bad going for Japan!

Is that the price or something?

[austinjhnsn]

I think he's talking about capacity^

[anguyen92]

I think he's talking about capacity^

Hmmm, ok. I think the 6500 is the price (in yen). I just looked up the capacity for these venues and it looks to be about 1000 people each, I think.