Me and my best friends from childhood went. We are in our mid 40s and had a blast. The pit was great both days. And for PNW standards, it was definitely toasty outside.
I went for the first night was visiting family in BC I live in Toronto Canada, trip lined up with this weekend but had to fly back early on Monday so I was only able to go for the Saturday show, sucks I missed the decline but still got to see them one last time.
Yeah, pretty lame about the water situation. Last time they played there I remember a potable water truck parked on the side which was a lifesaver. Pretty sad to see all those 16 oz single bottles overflowing every trash can too. Second night I was a lot more prepared with a big jug and noticed most others were too.
I'm still coughing up that dust. So happy to have witnessed this. ❤
Bought tickets for my dad. He said he love it !
haha poor guy probably wanted Blink 182 tickets but was grateful and polite
Thank you for this.
One hell of a finale. Both nights had awesome sets. It was also cool seeing them bring out 13 Stitches for the first time live.
such fkn great time. even had to puke half through from all the dust in the pit. a very punk rock experience. would recommend.
Me and my best friends from childhood went. We are in our mid 40s and had a blast. The pit was great both days. And for PNW standards, it was definitely toasty outside.
It was a great couple of days baking in the sun.
Sublime
I went for the first night was visiting family in BC I live in Toronto Canada, trip lined up with this weekend but had to fly back early on Monday so I was only able to go for the Saturday show, sucks I missed the decline but still got to see them one last time.
Amazing!!!!
amazing show
I was there. !!!!!!!! Way in front.
Both nights was an amazing time… except for no damn water on a hot ass weekend…lol.
2nd deg sunburn on my legs fuuuuugggg
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That sucks. My sister in law had to leave early the first night right before Pennywise because she got heat stroke.
Yeah, pretty lame about the water situation. Last time they played there I remember a potable water truck parked on the side which was a lifesaver. Pretty sad to see all those 16 oz single bottles overflowing every trash can too. Second night I was a lot more prepared with a big jug and noticed most others were too.
Tom from mxpx
Lame