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ticket.jpgLast week, Clear Channel Music announced some steps aimed at getting more people into the cheap seats. For certain shows at 33 of the amphitheaters it controls, lawn tickets will cost $20, about half to two-thirds of the prices in the past. For other shows it is introducing a $39 "grass pass" that includes parking and a $10 food and beverage voucher. It has also struck some vending deals with upscale food suppliers including Au Bon Pain, Ben & Jerry's and even Legal Sea Foods. "Our economic driver has always been our event revenue," Mr. Rapino said, referring to concessions and other so-called ancillaries.

http://www.nytimes.com/2005/06/06/business...cert.html?8hpib

About time! :good job:

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Damn, I know it won an Oscar, but I never knew they made "Million Dollar Baby" into a concert.

Where the hell have you been? How could you have missed it? :lol:

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