Foo Fighters Ride Into Harley-Davidson's 105th Anniversary

Foo Fighters Ride Into Harley-Davidson's 105th Anniversary

Foo Fighters Ride Into Harley-Davidson's 105th Anniversary

5/16/2008
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Three Days Grace To Open for Stand-Alone Concert -

MILWAUKEE, May 16 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- Today Harley-Davidson
announced that the iconic rock band Foo Fighters has been added to the
already stellar line-up of musical talent performing during the Motor
Company's 105th Anniversary Celebration in Milwaukee.

Foo Fighters, along with special guest Three Days Grace, will play
Friday, August 29, 2008, at the outdoor venue dubbed Roadhouse at the
Lakefront, which is located just north of the Milwaukee Art Museum.
Stand-alone concert tickets will go on sale at 8:00 a.m. CDT on
Saturday, May 31, 2008, at www .ticketmaster,com . Purchasers do not need
a Harley-Davidson 105th Anniversary ticket to secure tickets for the Foo
Fighters concert. All tickets for Foo Fighters are general admission
lawn seating and cost $27.50, plus shipping and handling charges.

Over the past ten years, Foo Fighters has established itself as one of
the biggest rock acts in the world, and the epitome of the American rock
band. Opening for Foo Fighters will be platinum-selling rock band, Three
Days Grace. Three Days Grace released their sophomore album in 2006,
One-X, which debuted at number five on the Top 200 chart.

Harley-Davidson's 105th Anniversary celebration is poised to be the
must-see music event of the summer. Blending a diverse mix of music, the
Motor Company will showcase the classic genres that are at the core of
American influence.

In addition to Foo Fighters and Three Days Grace, American icons like
Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band and ZZ Top, as well as rising
stars like Daughtry are scheduled to perform during the 105th
Anniversary. The Motor Company also plans to feature other popular acts
including The Black Crowes, Dierks Bentley, Los Lonely Boys, Black Rebel
Motorcycle Club, Buddy Guy, Cameo and more.

"Foo Fighters and Three Days Grace are incredible additions to our
already stellar line-up for the 105th Anniversary," said Ken Ostermann,
Harley-Davidson's general manager of Outreach Marketing. "We're gonna
rock Milwaukee, so you definitely won't want to miss this
once-in-a-lifetime event."

For more information on all the 105th activities, including limited
edition Harley-Davidson 105th Anniversary motorcycles, visit
www .harley-davidson,com /105th .

Harley-Davidson Motor Company, the only major U.S.-based motorcycle
manufacturer, produces heavyweight motorcycles and a complete line of
motorcycle parts, accessories and general merchandise. For more
information, visit Harley-Davidson's web site at www .harley-davidson,com

Web site: http :// www .harley-davidson,com /
http :// www .harley-davidson,com /105th
http :// www .ticketmaster,com /


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Re: Foo Fighters Ride Into Harley-Davidson's 105th Anniversary

"ZapRat" <zapratRATZAPPER@newsguy,com > wrote ...
> .... All tickets for Foo Fighters are general admission lawn seating and
> cost $27.50, plus shipping and handling charges.

$27.50 plus @ to sit on a lawn and listen to a band??

Y'all think there'll be any yuppies or rubs there?

Re: Foo Fighters Ride Into Harley-Davidson's 105th Anniversary

Vito wrote...
> "ZapRat" <zapratRATZAPPER@newsguy,com > wrote ...
>> .... All tickets for Foo Fighters are general admission lawn seating and
>> cost $27.50, plus shipping and handling charges.
>
> $27.50 plus @ to sit on a lawn and listen to a band??
>
> Y'all think there'll be any yuppies or rubs there?

You think $27.50 is expensive for a concert? Shit man, when was the last
time you went to one?

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Tud
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Re: Foo Fighters Ride Into Harley-Davidson's 105th Anniversary

"Tud" <tud333@hotmail,com > wrote
> You think $27.50 is expensive for a concert? Shit man, when was the last
> time you went to one?
>
It's been decades. Too busy riding bikes.

Re: Foo Fighters Ride Into Harley-Davidson's 105th Anniversary

Vito wrote...
> Tud wrote
>> You think $27.50 is expensive for a concert? Shit man, when was the last
>> time you went to one?
>>
> It's been decades.

Apparently

> Too busy riding bikes.

LOL. Sure.

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Re: Foo Fighters Ride Into Harley-Davidson's 105th Anniversary


"Tud" <tud333@hotmail,com > wrote in message
news:1ghYj.2960$Yp.1103@edtnps92...
> Vito wrote...
>> Tud wrote
>>> You think $27.50 is expensive for a concert? Shit man, when was the
>>> last time you went to one?
>>>
>> It's been decades.
>
> Apparently
>
>> Too busy riding bikes.

More like too busy riding the baloney pony.

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Re: Foo Fighters Ride Into Harley-Davidson's 105th Anniversary

"Tony D" <hs2bud@rockcox,net > wrote ....

Might have seen you or your twin today..... there was a Porsche SUV in
front of the Harley shop!

Re: Foo Fighters Ride Into Harley-Davidson's 105th Anniversary

On Sun, 18 May 2008 00:08:02 -0400, "Vito" <vito@xxcrosslink,net >
wrote:

>"ZapRat" <zapratRATZAPPER@newsguy,com > wrote ...
>> .... All tickets for Foo Fighters are general admission lawn seating and
>> cost $27.50, plus shipping and handling charges.
>
>$27.50 plus @ to sit on a lawn and listen to a band??
>
>Y'all think there'll be any yuppies or rubs there?

Everybody knows that music should be free and that artists should
spend all that money, time, effort, talent, sweat, practice, and
creativity, just so the whiney-assed Guitar Hero crowd can get drunk
and talk about how wicked good they are... gratis.

Don't forget to bring your lawn chair.
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