The Charity not Charlie campaign has wrapped up and another $100.00 donation will go to Domestic Violence Services of Snohomish County. Thanks to all who participated.
Here are a few notes for those who decide to spend their money on Charlie.
Because Washington State law prohibits smoking inside Comcast Arena Everett, Charlie may be forced to smoke an electronic cigarette on stage instead of lighting up real cigarettes as he has in most of the other shows.
There are a LOT of tickets still available at prices way under face value. Here’s a listing of more than 100 sellers on Craigslist over the last two days.
Where will the scalpers be? According to Everett City ordinance you can’t sell tickets in front of Comcast Arena Everett or within a one block radius of the center.
Last night’s show in Vancouver BC was poorly attended and not very well received according to this review in the Vancouver Sun.
The Everett Police are treating this show like any other that comes to Comcast Arena Everett with no special plans to beef up security. Any incidents inside the arena will be up to Comcast to handle as they do usually.
Since its an all adult show with no one under 18 allowed to buy tickets, it will be interesting to see if there are people checking ID at the door to make sure no minors are exposed to warlock ramblings or tiger blood.
What jersey will Sheen wear onstage? Everett Silvertips? Washington Stealth? Everett Aquasox? Since the stop is billed as Seattle in most places, will it be Mariners or Seahawks?
Anyway, thanks for supporting Charity not Charlie and though I believe this show was a mistake, hats off to Comcast Arena Everett for the recent announcements of American Idol, Alan Jackson and KISS coming to town. Let’s hope for more soon.
May 3, 2011
Downtown Everett, Events in Everett