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Tiesto’s concert is sold out. Henry Rollins would not approve.

Posted on February 18, 2013 by Michael Deeds

Update: The Alabama Shakes concert March 1 at the 999-capacity Knitting Factory sold out this morning, too.

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Joe Walsh couldn’t sell out the Revolution Center. Alice Cooper couldn’t sell out the Revolution Center.

Six months after opening, it took a very wealthy man who does not sing or play a musical instrument on stage — EDM superstar Tiesto — to finally sell out the 2,200-capacity Garden City venue.

Tickets to Tiesto’s March 8 performance are no longer available. They sold out Feb. 15.

Henry Rollins would not approve.

WARNING: GRATUITOUS PROFANITY IN VIDEO BELOW

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Michael Deeds is the Idaho Statesman’s entertainment columnist and Scene magazine editor. His column runs Fridays and Sundays. He appears on the 6 p.m. broadcast of "Today's 6 News" on Thursdays and hosts a music show, "The Other Studio," from 9-10 p.m. Sundays on 94.9 FM The River.

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One comment on “Tiesto’s concert is sold out. Henry Rollins would not approve.”
  1. foreignoregonian says:
    February 19, 2013 at 2:59 am

    Then again, Rollins no longer sings, leaving him in nearly the same boat as Tiesto.