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Humphreys also offers Dinner packages which are sold individually and include dinner in Humphreys restaurant before the show and seats in rows 1-7. Please note that seats in rows 1-7 are not always Hotel & Dinner or Dinner packages as inventory gets moved based on demand. Please check pricing when purchasing packages to ensure you are purchasing the package intended. For more information visit www.humphreysconcerts.com. All events planned, acts, times and dates may change without notice.
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Armando
December 11th 2023
The band played great as always... but there was no opening band which caused confusion.. there wasn't any clear indication of no opening band and many missed a large portion of the show because of it.
Los Angeles, CA@El Rey Theatre
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The Airborne Toxic Event Biography
When the grandstand of Inglewood’s Hollywood Park racetrack was demolished in May 2015, Mikel Jollett’s sense of family and of self came crashing down with it. Jollett, the frontman of Airborne Toxic Event, watched on local TV as the run-down track where he’d spent so many formative times with his father crumbled in seconds, in what was called a “controlled implosion.” His own collapse was far longer and less orderly. Jollett’s father had died just days before the track where he’d spent every weekend was torn down, and Jollett was left reeling, bereft and baffled by his pain and loss. While the track was cleared to make way for a sleek multi-billion dollar sports complex, Jollett decided to erect a gritty, gut-wrenching tribute to the old man and the old track without any or sentimentality. He spent the next five years memorializing his father’s life and death and his own troubled upbringing in the metaphorical dust of the racetrack.
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