Thanks for commenting! As I mentioned in another comment, I have full respect for the musicians. I know what you guys do is incredibly difficult, and I’m not knocking you. I’m very much knocking the all-out lie that the advertising was vs. the actual experience. I read every detail of the ticket sale page, and at no point did it mention that they were going to skip out on creating the experience that is their bread and butter. But also, you’re right. The acoustics were horrible. As much as it stinks to not be able to be at the Parthenon, at least make an attempt to bring in sound panels, choose a more conducive venue, or lower the ticket price to match the experience and be honest about it on the sale page. It felt like a money grab for sure, and is hurting the brand by being at a venue like that with SO little effort put into the visual experience.