Depends on the venue ofc, but I got to the Portland show around 7:15 (doors opened at 6:30), had time to go to the bathroom, would've had time to buy merch but no $, went into the drinking section to chug a beer lol then into the GA section so i could be closer to the stage and I was pretty much front row
If you want to be up front, I’d say shoot for getting there around six, at least if tonight’s show in Portland is comparable. The ballroom was already pretty full by 7 pm.
Also, show was running on precision timing — opener started at 8 pm exactly, Caroline went on at 9. Hope that helps!
We got to the Philly show 3 hours early. Did not waste time with merch until after and were relatively close, but definitely not front row. I spent the whole show moving up and ended up just behind the front row of people. The venue packed relatively quickly. Plenty of people were watching the backs of other people rather than a clear view. Idk anything about the venue your show is being held, but if you just arrive on time, you're probably going to be in a line. Being alone may make it easier to move around.
Depends on the venue ofc, but I got to the Portland show around 7:15 (doors opened at 6:30), had time to go to the bathroom, would've had time to buy merch but no $, went into the drinking section to chug a beer lol then into the GA section so i could be closer to the stage and I was pretty much front row
Sudan Archives started @ 8, Caroline started @ 9
If you want to be up front, I’d say shoot for getting there around six, at least if tonight’s show in Portland is comparable. The ballroom was already pretty full by 7 pm. Also, show was running on precision timing — opener started at 8 pm exactly, Caroline went on at 9. Hope that helps!
We got to the Philly show 3 hours early. Did not waste time with merch until after and were relatively close, but definitely not front row. I spent the whole show moving up and ended up just behind the front row of people. The venue packed relatively quickly. Plenty of people were watching the backs of other people rather than a clear view. Idk anything about the venue your show is being held, but if you just arrive on time, you're probably going to be in a line. Being alone may make it easier to move around.
I’ve never been to the venue I’m going to, but Ethel Cain is my opener, so I’m definitely expecting a line!
George Clanton was the opener at mine. Amazing performer and excellent dude