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Still available! Great price with Seat #18 on the aisle - get them before they're gone on Stubhub!

Actually headed to Zionsville & Evansville. Will not be back to Detroit due to a horrible hotel experience downtown. Liked downtown & Ford Field, but a substandard level of hospitality from a Hilton product. Would love to see the premiere back in Indy.

I have to say that I love forming a theory or conjecture about a drum corps production without any firm evidence. 😂 But I will say, with firm evidence, the "O Fortuna" melody for solo mellophone is pretty cheesy. It's just bad. But I'll reserve my judgement for the Evansville show.

Listed 2 tix on Stubhub: Upper Section 338, Row 7, Seats 17-18 ready for eTicket transfer. Great seats with Seat #18 on the aisle next to Section 339 that splits the 50 yard line. (Also close to tunnel for restroom & concessions. 😂) Great price = $79/each. I may have 2 more on the lower level later this summer. Thanks!

"Better Every Day"? 😂

If Crown is able to capture that same emotion... I submit to you previous ballads from their productions E=mc2, Out of this World, Inferno, Relentless, It Is, & Beast.

Slow clap... 😂😎

Yes, I see what you did there & duly noted. Their 2018 music (brass book) was a disappointment.

This. This quote all day long. I'm sure the staff chose the 2019 production source music based on the material's own merit & probably material of which they were familiar. I'm also sure that the material promotes an enjoyable listening experience as well as analyzation, development, etc. Also, source music that supports the design narrative. No apology needed Mr. Pitts.

Probably about the same time Crown reveals their 2019 production.

Heeeeyyyy... I prefer the term "focused". 😎 😂

Such an incomplete list. Where's Hilary Duff, Britney Spears, & Taylor Swift? Oops... 😂😎

Go "Nash-Vegas"!

On 5/29/2019 at 5:38 PM, kdaddy said: I like the rep quite a bit. But I don't especially like the brass band selection. The stuff that Crown et al. (and now Academy) has chosen has a lot more melody than the tune Regiment chose - seems more like notes for notes sake. Objection your Honor. Mr. Crappybara's argument is speculative and it lacks foundation. I submit to the court Carolina Crown's 2014 production, Vitae Aeternum by Paul Lovatt-Cooper. (I'm practicing for the July 29th criminal trial in case I'm called upon to join the DA's Office or the Defendant's Counsel.)