Josh Homme, Dave Grohl and John Paul Jones

[rok]

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I'm more worried about getting tickets when they do.
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Depending on the venue (I have people who can get me tickets at the Allstate Arena here), I'm not that worried. Another small club gig would be pretty tough to score tickets to though.
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Yeah, that's the thing. I don't want to see these guys in some big indoor venue like the Pepsi Center in Denver... that place is terrible. Unfortunately, I can't imagine them doing anything else. Maybe they could play several night stands at smaller venues like the Fillmore in Denver... that would be cool.
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Yeah, the only indoor venue I really hate seeing bands play in the area is the United Center. It's just a cavernous place with poor acoustics. Most of the mid-size venues in the Chicagoland area are pretty decent though.