The general public doenst have a clue WTF is going on Options

[SecretInsomnia]

When I was waiting for Ed and his band to come on stage, last week in Amsterdam, I sensed very good from the people surrounding me that they really didnt know exactly what's up with Live. They obviously knew Live and Ed (I heard them calling all the songs), but they said: "oke, so now Ed comes on stage, right? But he won't come with HIS band, but another band, right?" Other people said: "I dont know if it's gonna be Live or only the singerm but I hope he plays Lightning Crashes!". And a few people even tought that the way Ed was list on the posters ( "Ed Kowalczyk (of Live) " had something to do that he would play live on stage.

How much do people (outside of this forum ) know Live broke up?? I mean, if even people in Holland doesnt know what's going on. ... Then again, nobody from the general public knew if Live was still alive for the last 6 years or so, so there you go I guess

[OutToDry]

I think there will be more stories asking what happened once both tours happen here in the states. There have only been a few stories....most of them originating from Philadelphia media market.

[Sakhmet2]

I think there will be more stories asking what happened once both tours happen here in the states. There have only been a few stories....most of them originating from Philadelphia media market.

I dunno. It was on some English-language music news sites, and a couple of other places, so maybe it's percolated a few places. On the other hand, I get the feeling nobody notices if bands break up anymore. It's all about Lady Gaga's flaming tits.