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Businiess name:
Marquee Theatre
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Review by:
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Review content:
'Last Calls & Liabilities' tour\r
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Tonight three Third-Wave Ska bands ""Pepper, The Expendables, and Ballywoo"" all performed at the Marquee. At the door tickets were 23$ and we were searched for weapons, drinks, and ect. Once entering the venue there is a bar stand and merchandise stand when you can purchase shirts, hats, keychains, or any other goods you could want. Bathrooms are to the far right and not too much of a pretty sight but what can you expect your here to jam out not cut the cheese!\r
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There is no seating arrangement, just a dance floor to let you get that full concert experience. I would advise anyone to wear shoes unless you want to get your feet destroyed. Stage dive, crowd surf, and mosh at your own risk. Since the bands playing are SKa there will be plenty of skanking but because there still is some of that Punk inspiration people will be moshing.\r
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The stage sits about 4 ft from the crowd keeping the performers in arms reach. The amps are top of the line giving you that booming experience the entire time. If you are to hop on the stage it is just like its depicted in the movies. You will be tossed out the side door I can tell you from previous experiences. \r
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All in all it is probably the best place in-doors to see a show here in Arizona doesnt matter the type of genre. \r
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