[Jokomo]

Originally Posted by Polar Bear

Why was that necessary to say.

Very good attempt…hopefully a failed one…to take a nice positive thread in the wrong direction.

To fail to honor a hosts request is rude.

[RON S]

Brought 2 tickets for the 7pm show at 2:30 in the afternoon (day of) took my wife im not a big H&O fan but i loved the show.
I knew every song and the sound system was great, i was wondering why it sounded so good i didn't know about the upgrade, thanks for the info. Still not a big fan of the seats in the back, not leg room

[asiebel]

We went to the 7 pm show. The worst concert we have been too. Many people left early! The music was so loud and you could not understand the words. They had no energy!

[golfing eagles]

Originally Posted by Jokomo

To fail to honor a hosts request is rude.

This is NOT a party at a private home, it is a public venue. If they wanted everyone masked they simply would have REQUIRED it, like they did a few months ago. When you go to a place where masks are merely "requested", such as a pro shop, not wearing a mask is hardly "rude". And for fully vaccinated individuals, wearing the mask is simply idiotic.

[Polar Bear]

Originally Posted by RON S

…Still not a big fan of the seats in the back, not leg room

Good show, but very much agree with this.

[MEbner2805]

Originally Posted by DeanFL

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We went to the Hall&Oates 'tribute show' at Savannah this afternoon. What a wonderful show they put on - excellent 7 piece band with a great lead singer. They were fabulous. Two shows yesterday and their last show at TV is tonight at 7.

Seemed as if they are at about 50% or so capacity at the theater with about 3' between paired seats on the main floor. The 3pm show today, unfortunately had -estimate- 150-175 in the audience, but tonight's is sold out. They still put it all out for us. Great group.

And BONUS! Masks are required for the ushers etc, but REQUESTED for guests. yay!

The upgraded sound system at Savannah is excellent - great job. It certainly improves the music experience there.

Was nice to get back out to theaterical entertainment here...much more to come this year for us.
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I read that groups who booked certain seats got split up when they arrived to the show and that is a huge negative on the management of those shows! Who wants to end up 3 rows away from their husband or friends they invited??!! So not right! It’s made me shy away from going there.

[charlieo1126@gmail.com]

I stopped going to the Savannah when the Sharon opened , I don’t care whose playing or if it’s free , it’s not an enjoyable venue.feels like a high school auditorium

[Dr Winston O Boogie jr]

Originally Posted by DeanFL

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We went to the Hall&Oates 'tribute show' at Savannah this afternoon. What a wonderful show they put on - excellent 7 piece band with a great lead singer. They were fabulous. Two shows yesterday and their last show at TV is tonight at 7.

Seemed as if they are at about 50% or so capacity at the theater with about 3' between paired seats on the main floor. The 3pm show today, unfortunately had -estimate- 150-175 in the audience, but tonight's is sold out. They still put it all out for us. Great group.

And BONUS! Masks are required for the ushers etc, but REQUESTED for guests. yay!

The upgraded sound system at Savannah is excellent - great job. It certainly improves the music experience there.

Was nice to get back out to theaterical entertainment here...much more to come this year for us.
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How much were tickets?

[DeanFL]

Originally Posted by Dr Winston O Boogie jr

How much were tickets?

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$35@ - we were in the middle aisle, 4 rows back - no one in front of us. perfect. BTW - the group (7) were great. The lead singer was fabulous - drummer same, sax player, same. Excellent group with their own twist on H & O live preformances.

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[talleyjm]

Maybe for you but most of us have been vaccinated and don’t really care to wear a mask while watching a show. 🤦🏼