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[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Erin wrote: [/QUOTENAME]I don't care where they go in the US..I'm there. But I sure am hopin' for some Southeast dates...especially since Mr. Rodgers is pretty popular with rock fans down here..:-)[/QUOTE]

Yeah I'm praying for Southeast too.
At the very least, I think Atlanta would get a date..
What city will be first? Are we that desperate for topics?

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[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Erin wrote: [/QUOTENAME]At the very least, I think Atlanta would get a date..[/QUOTE]

I think that Greenville, SC is a possibility. A lot of classic rock acts play there.
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[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Rip Van Winkle wrote: [/QUOTENAME]Chicago ???

What nice venue? They all are underwhelming or outright crappy.

Only nearby Alpine Valley is suitable ... and it happens to be an hour's drive from Chicago, Mllwaukee, Madison & Rockford.[/QUOTE]
I think an outdoor venue is out since I think they will tour early spring.
Are any venues nice? I hate the Alstate arena but it is the size they are probably shooting for- The US Cellular Area aka MECCA in MKE is great (Queen has played there a few times 1980, 1977/78?) Alliant Energy Center aka as Dane Co.
Coliseum--they played Madison a lot in the 70's.

I could see Detroit as an opener-at the Cobb Center(the old venue downtown)
Cleveland, Ohio (Site of the American Queen conventions + Queen played twice there in 80-82 tour or Pittsburgh,Pennsylvanian (2 beautiful outdoor stadiums - PNC Park or Heinz Field (Where the Stones just recently played) or the impossible, Youngstown, Ohio - lol
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I hope they won't forget their Canadian fans. Vancouver, Edmonton, Toronto and Montreal all make sense. Hopefully Paul's wife reminds him where she's from.
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Mrs Doyle wrote: [/QUOTENAME]Heartland? God, I hope he doesn't mean Oklahoma or Texas! Hope he thinks logistically. Having the first US concerts on either coast was a great idea (nice accomodation of the fans!).
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Bollocks. It was a ''nice accomodation'' except for those fans living in the middle of the country.

There are a wealth of cities betweent the coasts and hopefully, by ''heartland,'' Brian is referring to more than Chicago. I mean if Aerosmith can play the Midwest ad nauseum, surely QPR can make one swing through.
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I think Denver would be a nice place to start... of course that's where I live, so I'm a little biased.

Incidentally, Denver is the first city Queen ever played in the US (supporting Mott the Hoople)... they never came back again.
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Nevermind first city in the U.S., the first North American show should be in Toronto!!!!!!!!!!!!!!


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how about the real rock and roll capital of the world-Philadelphia!!the big rock stations here were pissed that the toxic wasteland (meadowlands) got the U.S date.and there you have it
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[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]PieterMC wrote: [/QUOTENAME]Brian said the following on his soapbox:

"In the immediate future there seems to be a great demand in the heartland of the USA and I think this the next place we will visit"

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I just read that myself...the heartland of America...rock on!
Oh man i hope this does'nt mean yet ANOTHER trip out to Ohio!!

I think Ohio, Michigan, and Illinos are places he is referring to. Brian knows very well the huge amount of fans out in those parts ( they let him know regularly i'm sure!) so when they next plan on a trip through, surely these will be places they will consider.

Of course, then again Brian could be considering bringing the tour to Breakthru 2006....Ha ha !!
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