AJR announces concert live stream: Where to watch and how much it will cost

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As a seasoned gamer and concert-goer who’s been through the musical ringer, I can confidently say that AJR’s Maybe Man Tour live stream is a must-watch event for any fan. Having missed out on their previous tour due to scheduling conflicts or simply being too far away, this is an opportunity to immerse myself in the spectacle from the comfort of my gaming lair.

AJR concluded their “Maybe Man Tour” towards the end of August, marking it as their biggest tour yet, with ticket sales exceeding 450,000 units. Unfortunately, not everyone had the chance to witness this event live. For those who missed out or wish to reexperience the excitement, the entire concert will be streamed live through Moment, a subsidiary of Patreon.

The concert you’ll be watching online happened on July 25, 2024, at the Wells Fargo Center in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. This was the only live show they recorded for a professional filming, which is featured in their Tour Documentary series available on their YouTube channel.

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The pricing for tickets is broken down into three options; early bird at $13, general at $16, and day of show at $19 plus fees. Early bird pricing will last until Saturday, October 5. Buy early and save by purchasing tickets here.

Additionally, there are four unique viewing schedules tailored for distinct time zones: North America East, North America West, Asia and Australia, as well as the United Kingdom, Europe, and Africa. The events scheduled for the US will take place on October 16th, while those for the remaining regions will air a day later, on October 17th.

You won’t have a full concert experience without band merchandise! When you buy a ticket, you can choose from three exclusive t-shirts, all of which are unisex and made from 100% cotton. The color options include light blue, as well as two light cream shirts. The standard ones cost $40 each, while the cropped one is priced at $35.

AJR has previously hosted a livestream concert, titled “One Spectacular Night” back in December 2020. However, unlike traditional concerts, this one didn’t have an in-person audience because of the Covid-19 pandemic restrictions. Instead, it was a unique performance they put on just for that immersive event as it was only performed once.

Four years since One Spectacular Night, it’s fascinating to see how the initial concerns back then paved the way for numerous visual effects that the band employs today. Given their long-standing relationship with Lightborne Inc, a visual effects company they’ve worked with for several years, this development isn’t all that unexpected.

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2024-10-01 03:44