
I even got word from my buddy Justin, that he scored a few tickets to the West Coast premiere of Jonny Greenwood’s “Popcorn Superhet Receiver” in San Francisco at the Herbst Theatre for Thursday night. What a perfect way to start my journey…ahhhh! More info on that can be found here.
Here’s my itinerary. Lets hang out if you’re free:
–Thursday, Aug 21: Fly into Oakland around noon, attend the Popcorn Superhet Receiver premiere at Herbst Theatre in the evening, do whatever in between.
–Friday, Aug 22: Run around the city during the day, meet up with friends who are there from out of town, head to the festival site around 4 PM to get my credentials. I hope to meet up with possible employers during this time as well (I hope I can work something out!).
–Saturday, Aug 23: Land in Ontario around noon, head to work, do the show and go home for rest.
–Sunday, Aug 24: Sleep in, then prepare for Radiohead at the Hollywood Bowl.
–Monday, Aug 25: Work in the office, leave early, prepare for Night 2 at the Bowl.
–Wednesday, Aug 27: Catch Amtrak around 9 AM to San Diego and either bike or find some sort of bus to Chula Vista (anyone know which station is the best for this, or the easiest way?)…if I can’t figure that I out I can drive solo, though I want to keep that as my last resort.
–Thursday, Aug 28: Depending on finances and how tired I am, I may end up in Santa Barbara for the final N. American show of the tour. We’ll see…
Chula Vista is far from the train station. It’s like the distance from Pomona to Echo Park. At least. You can bus, but it will take like 2.5 hrs. You can’t ride. It’s just not really possible. Plus Coors (“Cricket Wireless”) is far off the freeway.
P.S. Laura, Daniel, and I went to see Radiohead at Coors before.
Shit…no way! I saw on Google that it’s only like 10 miles from SD? So I figured it wouldn’t be thattt far. Hmm…maybe I’ll just end up driving then — it’s just so shitty to drive there solo and I feel guilty about putting out the emissions for just one person’s trip..hmm. Well, I have a couple days to figure it out.
Maybe it isn’t that far but it sure feels like it. I’ve never taken PT from downtown to Chula Vista so it might not be terrible. I can’t imagine buses running that late out there though. It is in the middle of nowhere kinda. Well not nowhere. It’s right next to a water park.
Haha…yeah, I think I figured out a carpool situation though thanks to Atease’s messageboard. It’ll be an adventure! Hopefully I won’t get kidnapped.