Wow,that's awesome! It brings back many great memories. Van Halen at
CH. My first ever big rock show, Charlie Daniels. I graduated HS in
1979 and went to many of those shows.
Unfortunately, I think I can also answer my own question about why
many shows don't happen at CH, besides what everybody
Hinge,
But places like the Starland Ballroom have done incredible in today's
market. Convention Hall and Starland aren't too far apart in size.
The difference is that one has got state of the art equipment and the
other is falling apart.
On Apr 6, 2007, at 1:51 PM, Hinge wrote:
--- In AsburyPark@yahoogroups.com, oakdorf [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Take a look here. You should really appreciate it. A list of shows
and
some amzing artwork:
http://asburyboardwalk.com/music/scher/ch/art.htm
CH and Paramount Shows PLUS.
--- In AsburyPark@yahoogroups.com, Hinge [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
large number of much smaller, one hit wonder bands that are better
suited for the Stone Pony. Try and put one of those in CH and you'd
have a half empty hall. That leaves the multiple artist tours like
Rockstar Taste of Chaos
Starland Ballroom have done incredible in today's
market.
That's what happens when you have a SMART promoter. So smart, that he
OWNS his own venue, right?
Go to Concertseast.com. They have a line-up.
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All I know is that the State Theatre in New Brunswick seems to do
very well with each of their shows as well. Many other venues the
same size as the Paramount are doing well in Jersey. Convention Hall
might be a bit harder, but if someone knew what they were doing they
could make it
--- In AsburyPark@yahoogroups.com, wernerapnj [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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Capacities are about: (Garrett can give the legal numbers)
- Con Hall - 3500, 3000 with stage extensions for bigger acts
- Paramount - 1600 (has an orchestra pit and production stage), 1700+
ifthe missing seats
--- If he can get them to go from the Arts Center size
to the Starland Ballroom size, you could get them in Convention Hall.
Yea, he could if wanted to, but he needs an incentive.
Once you own the whole deal, you don't have to share it anymore. All
the beer, the tix and whatever else all
No, I wasn't saying Tony P could bring them to Convention Hall
(you're right, he doesn't have to and loses out by doing so)
I was saying that if bands are willing to go from a 15,000 venue to a
2,500 venue then there apparently is a market for places like
Convention Hall if done right.
--- In AsburyPark@yahoogroups.com, oakdorf [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
--- If he can get them to go from the Arts Center size
to the Starland Ballroom size, you could get them in Convention
Hall.
Yea, he could if wanted to, but he needs an incentive.
Once you own the whole deal, you
their rights to ticket people, but I just thought it was
unnecessary overkill.
Jean
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Hinge,
But places like the Starland Ballroom have done
--- In AsburyPark@yahoogroups.com, wernerapnj [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
ConHall, Paramount and the Casino would be perfectly suited to
popular
trend of more intimate performances being favored by many very
succesful artists.
I hate to burst everyone's bubble, but it appears to me that MM
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The state of Convention Hall is a big problem. It does not even
have proper dressing rooms. Also the sound is not up to today's
standards
The Paramount, on the other hand, has great sound, and, though it
needs work, is in
2007 2:03 PM
Subject: Re: [AsburyPark] Re: scher
Hinge, But places like the Starland Ballroom have done incredible
in today's market. Convention Hall and Starland aren't too far
apart in size.The difference is that one has got state of the
art equipment and the other is falling apart
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wrote:
--- In AsburyPark@yahoogroups.com, shuvee@ wrote:
The state of Convention Hall is a big problem. It does not even
have proper dressing rooms. Also the sound is not up to today's
standards
while i agree in your
--- In AsburyPark@yahoogroups.com, apoojo [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
while i agree in your statement i disagree, with the results,
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I didn't come any results, :-) wink
Other than the Theater Organ should be restored.
I also agree
PS - everyone should be concerned about the new Casino being a mall
or food court !
yes, an indoor mall would be bad. unless it was done in such a way that it
blended in with the boardwalk (maybe having the acutal wood boardwalk going
inside, sprialing upward into the casino. might be
In Atlantic City, on what I believe was once The Steel Pier, a mall
was built. A very boring, generic mall. In my opinion, the last thing
AP needs is a generic mall by the sea. We already have one of those in
Long Branch. If enough thought and design was put into it, they could
make something cool
In Atlantic City, on what I believe was once The Steel Pier, a mall
was built. A very boring, generic mall. In my opinion, the last thing
AP needs is a generic mall by the sea. We already have one of those in
Long Branch. If enough thought and design was put into it, they could
make something cool
--- In AsburyPark@yahoogroups.com, Hinge [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
If enough thought and design was put into it, they could
make something cool and unique in the new Casino building that could
possibly become a destination. Even better, maybe they could
incorporate some Asbury history in it
--- In AsburyPark@yahoogroups.com, charlie [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
PS - everyone should be concerned about the new Casino being a
mall
or food court !
yes, an indoor mall would be bad. unless it was done in such a
way that it blended in with the boardwalk (maybe having the acutal
--- In AsburyPark@yahoogroups.com, Gary Wien [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
All I know is that the State Theatre in New Brunswick seems to do
very well with each of their shows as well. Many other venues the
same size as the Paramount are doing well in Jersey. Convention Hall
might be a bit
Chico is involved with booking the jazz acts at Mattison Park in Asbury
What happened to Chico Rouse?
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A spiraling boardwalk inside the building?... OMG (Oh-My-God)!
Just when I thought you were begining to understand context, sense
of place, appropriate design, etc.
OK, back to square one.
It was ment to be a creative idea. I think my wording probably scared you,
ha-ha. If the Casino
--- In AsburyPark@yahoogroups.com, Gary Wien [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
All I know is that the State Theatre in New Brunswick seems to do
very well with each of their shows as well. Many other venues the
same size as the Paramount are doing well in Jersey. Convention
Hall
might be a
I'm actually taking my kids to see Sesame Street Live at the State
Theatre tomorrow. Just in children's entertainment, right now
currently touring the country are 3 different Sesame Streets, 2
different Thomas the Train, Dora, Diego, Blue's Clues, Bob the
Builder, the Doodlebops, Clifford.
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