I’m so happy when I go to a rock concert. I do it sometimes once a year, at least every couple of years. I can’t explain why I don’t do it more often because I end up having the best time. I feel like a kid again, remembering my first ever concert in San Antonio when I saw Bad Company and the opening act was so much better – Cheap Trick. I went to a lot of concerts in high school and college.
I saw Struts perform at the Mission Ballroom earlier this week with my buddy, Jed. We met for beers and wings at the BrewDog because it’s a short walk from the venue. I highly recommend it for that reason alone, but the IPAs are tasty as well. I have to ding them for charging a $1 for each additional ramekin of blue cheese. I’d let that go but they were smaller than a Dominoes ramekin and only half full. I mean, seriously, blue cheese is a condiment. But go, it was good.
I’d describe Struts as glam rock – which describes the performance more than the music itself, which I’d call pop rock. Struts puts on a good show. They get the audience involved. I’ve attached a couple of videos to give you a feel for them. Go see them if you get a chance. And go to the Mission Ballroom. There’s seating if you want it and a huge floor for standing with quick access to bars galore.

If you take your walker, they’ll put you in VIP seating and you’re closer to the stage. On my drive back to Austin from CO on Friday, a saw that Marshall Tucker Band and Lynyrd Skynyrd were playing at some tiny reservation casinos, among several other bands who were headliners in arenas during our youth. It was a little bit sad, so I’m with you–go out and hear what the youngsters are listening to.
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That’s funny. I’d love to see the Marshall Tucker Band. The audience was a bit more mature for this band. They had a ’90s sound so maybe that’s why.
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