by drewbaby » Fri Dec 14, 2007 2:19 am
I am trying to contact Mika during his brief, upcoming US tour and he is playing smaller venues.
(For the record, I have viewed the list on this site, which is brilliant, BTW)
In the past, it hasn't been hard to get a contact e-mail to ask this question of venue's that are not listed on the site. I either google the venue with city or go to Wikipedia. Usually, there is an entry and at the bottom it will have a link to the venue web site.
I've only found info for 4 of the 8 venues. The one's remaining are the Orpheum Theatre in Boston and The Warfield in San Francisco plus The Wiltern in Los Angeles and The Electric Factory in Philadelphia. The last 2 have myspace pages, so I tried sending messages there just today. It seems to me that these Live Nation-owned venues never have their own web sites and don't have info e-mail's specific to the venue.
Any other ideas about furthering the investigation. I would call, but I can't imagine people would be thrilled to talk with me. (i.e. It seems more appropriate for e-mail.) Nevertheless, it would not hurt to ask, I suppose.
Please share any insights or suggestions!
I am trying to contact Mika during his brief, upcoming US tour and he is playing smaller venues.
(For the record, I have viewed the list on this site, which is brilliant, BTW)
In the past, it hasn't been hard to get a contact e-mail to ask this question of venue's that are not listed on the site. I either google the venue with city or go to Wikipedia. Usually, there is an entry and at the bottom it will have a link to the venue web site.
I've only found info for 4 of the 8 venues. The one's remaining are the Orpheum Theatre in Boston and The Warfield in San Francisco plus The Wiltern in Los Angeles and The Electric Factory in Philadelphia. The last 2 have myspace pages, so I tried sending messages there just today. It seems to me that these Live Nation-owned venues never have their own web sites and don't have info e-mail's specific to the venue.
Any other ideas about furthering the investigation. I would call, but I can't imagine people would be thrilled to talk with me. (i.e. It seems more appropriate for e-mail.) Nevertheless, it would not hurt to ask, I suppose.
Please share any insights or suggestions!