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Topic: Voivod Seattle [tea & crumpets]
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X-D
VoivodFan
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posted June 23, 2012 00:32
    
Oops, I meant beer. Might as well put this shit up here...Paul (aka Blackcloud), John (Nuc), you guys interested in catching up for a few beers before the upcoming Voivod slaughter here in Seattle on July 6th? Nothing quite makes a show rank awesome like a few beers and going on about good music with Paul and Tony.  Putting that in front of a Voivod show... fuck yeah! St. Mike - Any chance of you being on this side of the mountains for this show? -------------------- I am a robot... bleep blop bloop
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BlackCloud
VoivodFan
Member # 122
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posted July 04, 2012 17:41
I just found this bit of info about ticket-refunds purchased through etix.com which is the ticket agency I went through... Q: I heard that the event for which I purchased has been cancelled. What should I do?
If an event is cancelled and not rescheduled, upon formal notification from the event promoter, we will email all online customers and refunds will automatically be applied to the credit card used by the customer at the time of purchase. In such instances refunds will generally appear on your next credit card statement depending upon your billing cycle. Refunds for cancelled performances include the ticket price and the per ticket convenience charge(s), but do not include per order handling charges (if any) or fees collected for a chosen delivery option. All ticketed events are scheduled to be held regardless of weather conditions. Sometimes weather or other outside considerations make the performance impossible to complete. In such instances, the event venue or the event promoter are charged with making the final determination of cancellation and refund availability. eTix will automatically issue refunds ONLY if an event is cancelled in its entirety. Refunds for rescheduled shows will be provided only with the venue or promoter's consent NEVER discard hard tickets until you have received a refund for a cancelled event.[b]Q: I heard that the event for which I purchased has been cancelled. What should I do? If an event is cancelled and not rescheduled, upon formal notification from the event promoter, we will email all online customers and refunds will automatically be applied to the credit card used by the customer at the time of purchase. In such instances refunds will generally appear on your next credit card statement depending upon your billing cycle. Refunds for cancelled performances include the ticket price and the per ticket convenience charge(s), but do not include per order handling charges (if any) or fees collected for a chosen delivery option. All ticketed events are scheduled to be held regardless of weather conditions. Sometimes weather or other outside considerations make the performance impossible to complete. In such instances, the event venue or the event promoter are charged with making the final determination of cancellation and refund availability. eTix will automatically issue refunds ONLY if an event is cancelled in its entirety. Refunds for rescheduled shows will be provided only with the venue or promoter's consent NEVER discard hard tickets until you have received a refund for a cancelled event. -------------------- http://www.reverbnation.com/paulenglish
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Juan87
VoivodFan
Member # 87
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posted July 04, 2012 18:45
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Originally posted by Mezcalhead:
Next question...what band has a new album coming out that could tour with Voivod?I'm thinking: Agalloch
Prong (well, not new new..but still fairly recent)
..............help me out here............let's play promoter just for fun.....
Saint Vitus! -------------------- 
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What the hell? Get it right, damnit!
