Weezer Autograph Signing Tour
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Permalink Reply by Hugh Lovric on
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They should do it in the UK aswell!.
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Permalink Reply by Ben Katzman on -
dude, u know this would be awesome. If they did something like buy the new album to meet and get an autograph signing, it would rule. Megadeth did that on the endgame tour, and not only did everyone get to meet them, the album sold over 100,000 copes on the road
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Permalink Reply by Radioactive on -
We need some more Weezer love in Milwaukee!
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Permalink Reply by Jenny Smith on -
yeah they should go to Japan and Europe too
I think it would help them sell the albums/books that they release
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Permalink Reply by Erica Rodriguez on -
I love that idea! :-)
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Permalink Reply by Gohi on -
I'd rather just see them play. Never understood the big deal about autographs.
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Permalink Reply by Jenny Smith on
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well its not only about the autographs- it means that you get to meet them. You can get a pic wt them and at least say something (hand shake) I think its a great oppurtunity for those who cant always pay for concerts or never had the chance to meet them.
Gohi said:I'd rather just see them play. Never understood the big deal about autographs.
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Permalink Reply by Gohi on
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Yeah I guess that's true. I just know how lots of artists loathe in-store signings (having to put on a smile for hours while having 10 second conversations with people who have a lot emotionally invested in this brief encounter) so I'm not sure this idea would be met with open arms by the band. A band traveling around the world and touring without playing music is a bad idea imo. Plus, who knows if any stores would be willing to pay them a good rate. Plus, if they did autograph signings before their shows it would be a waste of energy before their concerts and might hurt their wrists!
On the other hand, them touring without bringing their crew, instruments, equipment and props is a smart way to ensure that they churn a huge profit. It's always nice to see some interesting and new ideas discussed in this forum.
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Permalink Reply by Jenny Smith on
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Yeah thats true...well I guess we could just hope to continue to see more of Weezer in any form. I hope they don't quit. They are already a 20 year old band practically so I hope they continue to rock out.
Gohi said:Yeah I guess that's true. I just know how lots of artists loathe in-store signings (having to put on a smile for hours while having 10 second conversations with people who have a lot emotionally invested in this brief encounter) so I'm not sure this idea would be met with open arms by the band. A band traveling around the world and touring without playing music is a bad idea imo. Plus, who knows if any stores would be willing to pay them a good rate. Plus, if they did autograph signings before their shows it would be a waste of energy before their concerts and might hurt their wrists!
On the other hand, them touring without bringing their crew, instruments, equipment and props is a smart way to ensure that they churn a huge profit. It's always nice to see some interesting and new ideas discussed in this forum.
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Permalink Reply by Chelsea Radzik on -
That would be the memories tour... :/ already met them
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