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Bob Schneider New Year's Eve

Presented by Paramount Theatre at Paramount Theatre

December 31, 2011

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Celebrate New Year's Eve with Bob Schneider! The incomparable Bob Schneider and his band return to the Paramount Theatre and it's guaranteed to be the best New Year's Eve Party in town! Ring in the New Year while Bob performs all of his hits from "Tarantula" to "40 Dogs" to "Capn Kirk!" Lots of surprises and fun to welcome in 2012!

Exclusive Holiday Pack Special:
Get complimentary parking and two free drink tickets when you purchase a ticket to Bob Schneider's New Year's Eve.

*Offer also applies to Kelly Willis & Bruce Robison Holiday Show with The Gourds, and Asleep at the Wheel - "Santa Loves to Boogie".
 

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    Paramount Theatre

    713 Congress Avenue
    Austin, TX 78701

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    *Complimentary parking and 2 drink vouchers with ticket purchase

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    December 31, 2011

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    Doors at 8pm, Show starts at 9pm

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    • Event Name: Bob Schneider New Year's Eve
      "Weird night. Bob was good, Quiet Company suuuucked!"
      Review posted by: Slim from ATX, Jan 01, 2012
      

      The opener Quiet Company made the place uncomfortable with their emo-Christian music, and the singer was pitchy, having trouble hitting the notes. The guys jumped around on stage like Green Day. This... Expand

      The opener Quiet Company made the place uncomfortable with their emo-Christian music, and the singer was pitchy, having trouble hitting the notes. The guys jumped around on stage like Green Day. This would be ok at a small venue or bar, playing for teens and early 20-somethings who will buy into it, but not at the Paramount on New Years Eve where Bob's listeners are mainly in their 30's, 40's, and 50's. After several songs, I simply couldn't take the same uber sensitive and repetitive songs about girls and Jesus, and made my way out to the lobby, where I met half of the audience with the same opinion. Bob came on at 10:30pm and played a lot of his new John Mayer copy stuff. There were some amazing songs that sounded like his old band The Scabs...hip hop infused and lyrically open and ballsy. His band is amazing and it was FINALLY great to see them let loose on New Years Eve. The musicians up there were top notch. The tickets should have been $20. Bob's good, but $80 was too much. Collapse

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    • Event Name: Bob Schneider New Year's Eve
      "Weird night. Bob was good, Quiet Company suuuucked!"
      Review posted by: Slim from ATX, Jan 01, 2012
      

      The opener Quiet Company made the place uncomfortable with their emo-Christian music, and the singer was pitchy, having trouble hitting the notes. The guys jumped around on stage like Green Day. This... Expand

      The opener Quiet Company made the place uncomfortable with their emo-Christian music, and the singer was pitchy, having trouble hitting the notes. The guys jumped around on stage like Green Day. This would be ok at a small venue or bar, playing for teens and early 20-somethings who will buy into it, but not at the Paramount on New Years Eve where Bob's listeners are mainly in their 30's, 40's, and 50's. After several songs, I simply couldn't take the same uber sensitive and repetitive songs about girls and Jesus, and made my way out to the lobby, where I met half of the audience with the same opinion. Bob came on at 10:30pm and played a lot of his new John Mayer copy stuff. There were some amazing songs that sounded like his old band The Scabs...hip hop infused and lyrically open and ballsy. His band is amazing and it was FINALLY great to see them let loose on New Years Eve. The musicians up there were top notch. The tickets should have been $20. Bob's good, but $80 was too much. Collapse

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