Showing posts with label Jay-Z. Show all posts
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Friday, April 26, 2019
The line for Jay-Z this evening
EVG reader Doug shared these photo this evening a little after 7 ... showing the line for the grand reopening of Webster Hall with Jay-Z.
The venue is on 11th Street between Third Avenue and Fourth Avenue... the line forms back to Third Avenue and north to 12th Street...
... running alongside Westside Market...
As the top photo shows, 11th Street is also closed to through traffic. (Not sure where the line forms for people seeing "Avengers: Endgame" at the Loews Village 7.)
Webster Hall reopens tonight after nearly 18 months of renovations. Brooklyn Sports and Entertainment and The Bowery Presents bought the landmarked building from the Ballinger family for $35 million in a deal announced in the spring of 2017.
Most of the first shows at the venue in the coming week, including Rosalía, Patti Smith, Sharen Van Etten, TroyBoi and Vampire Weekend, are sold out.
Saturday, April 20, 2019
Did you get your tickets for the Jay-Z show Friday at Webster Hall?
As you probably know, Jay-Z is the main event on Webster Hall's re-opening night on Friday.
AMEX card members had first dibs for tickets on Thursday before the public sale yesterday.
Tickets went quickly, obviously. Starting prices on the Webster Hall site ranged from $250 to $399.
Over at StubHub, the least-expensive resale ticket starts at $810 ($709 at VividSeats!). Tickets top out at $1,499 on StubHub.
The landmarked concert venue closed after an Action Bronson show on Aug. 10, 2017, under the previous ownership.
The new operators are BSE Global and the Bowery Presents. Here's a recap of what they've done these past months, per a news release:
The renovations at Webster Hall aimed to preserve the iconic features of the venue, while modernizing it to meet today’s entertainment standards and enhance the guest experience. The Lounge (formerly The Marlin Room) has been revamped to serve as a bar and meeting spot for ticketholders both before and after shows in the Grand Ballroom.
Design details of The Lounge include elegant gold stenciling on the walls that pays homage to the original historic design, and fluted glass along the bar that mimics the venue’s former windows.
In the Grand Ballroom, the original stage remains, while acoustics were enhanced to create an optimal live event experience. Fans and artists returning to Webster Hall will notice other new features such as central air conditioning, expanded restrooms, additional stairwells for smoother entry and exit, and the venue’s first-ever elevator that will serve guests with disabilities and speed up each show’s load-in and load-out process.
Behind the scenes, an artist compound was built with upgraded amenities to provide direct access to the Ballroom stage, creating a more comfortable and inviting environment for performers and their management. The venue’s basement level, formerly known as The Studio at Webster Hall, will also return, with more details to be announced at a later date.
Thursday, December 6, 2012
Say hello to Ellen Grossman
Well, just in case you didn't already see this story making the rounds the past 24-36 hours ... the video of Jay-Z (plus entourage and security and fans) riding the R train to the Barclay's Center... and being asked by the kindly woman, Are you famous? (Gawker has more here.)
As The New York Times noted, the woman is Ellen Grossman, an East Village-based artist who lives on St. Mark's Place.
And given the world we live in, she is an instant celebrity of sorts. Per the Times:
To what does she attribute this new found celebrity? Given the economy, the wars and talk of the end of the world, “I think the world is in the mood for a sweet, old lady,” she said.
You can see the exchange between Jay-Z and Grossman at the 19:30 mark of the video ...
h/t The Wall Street Journal
Tuesday, September 22, 2009
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