Tool back on tour 2022
 

Tickets go on sale Wed for first half of tour and Fri for second half.

Tulsa 1/30
KC 3/15
STL 3/18

Shooting for Tulsa but if I can't score decent seats I'll try to make it to KC or STL again.

I better get to hear 7empest live this time! :cuss:

Meh. I'll take a hard pass. The last pics of Danny Carey he looked old and was fat. Ain't playing those intricate drum measures at 60 years old.

I'm sure they'll make a buttload of money, but none of it will be mine.

IN! Thanks for the thread.

He played just fine in 2019. I seriously doubt his abilities have dropped off that much in 3 years...

Anybody get their tickets? I got 18th row in the center floor section, so I’m pleased. Accidentally clicked 1 ticket instead of 4 initially and it would’ve been 7th row. Hopefully I didn’t lose too many rows doing that.

Tickets dont go on sale until Fri for us non Tool Army folk.

I only joined for the presale. It was definitely worth the $50 to not deal with the general release and the ticket broker bot brigade. 4 of us are going so it’s just like adding an additional $12.50 early access fee.

I was at that concert too, and to be honest, I felt way too old buying tickets. But it was actually a really impressive show. Blew away my expectations. Honestly considering this one because of that...

Danny Carey is a sorcerer or something.

How old are you? The band is in their late 50's/early 60's except for Chancellor at 49.

Mid 40s. The crowd definitely wasn't though..

I tried to get good seats to the Tulsa show in late Jan but failed. I was using my work computer...Ticket Master let me log on, wait in the queue, choose my seats and THEN decides to tell me I cant purchase from that device. No reason why, just cant. So I frantically log-in from my phone, get back in the queue, but by then every decent floor seat was gone.

So I thought **** it, March in KC it is...but it wasn't on the list anymore. I don't know if the KC show was canceled or literally sold out in 20 min but it was just gone and still is on Ticket Master.

So I searched for the STL show and ended up getting really good seats 9 rows from the stage...for $840. :(

I ****ing hate STL. And next time if there is one I'll definitely fork out the $50 for the Tool Army Presale.

You didn’t see the KC show because it was done through AXS, not Ticketmaster. And yeah, the $50 was definitely worth it.

****, I thought Ticket Master did all of their shows.

:cuss:

I think, and I’m absolutely no expert so take it for what it’s worth, that the venue decides who handles their ticketing and the band has no say. If I go to T-Mobile Center’s page and click tickets for any show, it takes me to an AXS page, so I’m assuming there is some kind of contract between them. Again though, I don’t really know how any of it works.

Love you, bud. You're one of the first members of this forum I ever met in person. Probably 15 years ago. But old and fat or not, Danny Carey is still straight slaying them drums. This was recorded last year(2020). There are several breakdown videos of this performance by Carey, that go into detail how impressive this really is. If you think he's not nailing those drum measures, you crazy.

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