We brought back the 90’s and 2000’s last night and it was awesome!
Damn, I'm glad I pestered you into giving me more info about this, the stops up here in my part of the world look fun. I think I might go to Sioux Falls and Omaha.
Yeah dude we had a great time! I got us the VIP tickets and it was totally worth it. We had plenty of room, everyone around us was nice and you could def tell the difference between the people who bought the normal tickets and the old people(Us) who paid extra to enjoy everything.
Did the Sioux Falls Tacos and Tequila on Saturday and it was an adventure. First of all, I left my id back at home, four hours away from Sioux Falls. I have never been to a concert that required ID before, we had to get the head of security to let us in after I showed him my blood donor card, that didn't have my picture on it, but it does have my name, birthdate, and blood type.
The concert was not bad, I loved Paul Wall and Bubba Sparxxx. Bone Thugs was supposed to be the next to last act before TI, but it was announced two days before the concert that Bone Thugs would no longer be touring the rest of the year. I researched to make sure one of them didn't die, only to see that they are now on their own tour. They found Bow Wow to replace bone thugs. He was not bad, but I think I was just outside of the age of his target audience and only knew two of his songs. TI closed and he was great. It was hot as balls and lots of people were passing out. We also had a mild incident with two drunk AF middle aged white women who decided they wanted to dance in the pit like they were in their living room. One of them bumped my wife twice before I held my hands out to protect our space, she was so zooted she had no idea what was happening. Her friend kept trying to talk to me and convince me that they were fine, I had to ask her to leave me alone five different times. She got so close that when I raised my arms I accidentally elbowed her in the face. That still didn't deter her from trying to make her voice heard. I just wanted to listen to TI and not this idiot.
Social House kind of rips people off. The VIP was great, the drink coupons were worth it alone. Luckily for us, our hotel was literally in the parking lot of the facility. Speaking of parking they were charging people $25-$50 to prepay for parking. Imagine the surprise those people got when the got there to see the lots not staffed, at all. Anyone could have and did park in those lots for free. Also they charged $800 a table for table seating under a tent in VIP, they also did not monitor those and the tables were standing tables and were crazy small. Finally they had elevated seating in VIP for sale, the elevated seating ended up being luxury boxes that were the furthest away from the stage as you can get and some picnic chairs under a tent that was behind the general admission section. These rip offs aside, the concert was fun and we'll likely go to at least one of these next year.
