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Yeah, tees are t-shirts to me. They had We Are Golden in gold letters on a red tee. Dang but I do really wish I would've bought one. They're not for sale on his website (first thing I checked this morning) and other than Craigslist (which I did check) I've not a clue how else to get one. I did check the Moore theatre's website (thank you for the suggestion) but I didn't see a way to get one. I'm wondering if the person selling the tees here travels with the band?

Amazing, brilliant, what an evening, what a show, what sound! Main floor, just to the right of the stage just under the balcony. Which unfortunately means no one bounces the balloons back to us. Come on everyone, think of some of us in the back next time. I did see people trying to get some of them back up to the balcony level which was really nice We danced and danced, her on the seat, me in the row and for Love Today he had all of us on our feet (one foot actually) bouncing up and down. What a blast! And what a workout.... My only regret is that I didn't buy one of the We Are Golden tees (anyone know how to get one after the fact?) and that my daughter couldn't hold out for the M&G after the show. I would have loved to get an autograph and photo of them together. She's normally in bed at 8:30 (she has to get up at 6am to be ready for school) so she was worn out by 9:30, but she managed to get through with sitting down to rest only once. We're wearing our tees, my ears are still ringing, I can't stop singing and I wish I could just up and go to Vancouver tonight. Gary Go was great and we're going to enjoy his CD and we extend to him our wishes for his success. and to Mika continued wishes for greater success.

Thanks all! Just told her to be better by Monday so she can go with me.

How the heck I missed that in my search I have no idea. I searched the forum for - age appropriate ten concert - and still managed to miss that thread. Thank you so much! Now, to call the theatre and see if the seat on either side of me is free!

My daughter is home sick today, so we're watching it. Ellen just announced that he's performing Blame it on the girls.

My daughter and I have listened to Mika for couple of years now (nearly daily it seems....). He's in Seattle on Monday the 26th and I want to take her however my girlfriend doesn't think it'd be age appropriate. The venue is the Moore theatre so no 21 and over restrictions there. It's assigned seating, so not mad crush to the stage. And I'm not really concerned whether she sees someone in drag or not (another friend suggested that might be the case). Anyone here who has gone to a concert (or most recently this one for TBWKTM) noticed whether kids have been there? Thanks in advance!