One of the band's favorite things to do in Chicago is catch a game at Wrigley Field. During Lollapalooza weekend, we went to a game and Andrew threw out the first pitch.- MGMT @whoismgmt
For lunch go to Wholey’s — the fried cod sandwich is the best fish sandwich you’ll ever eat in your life. - Jim Shearer, Top 20 Countdown
This may be the only place in Pittsburgh you can get a CD, comic book and vinyl stickers from your favorite band. - Jim Shearer, Top 20 Countdown
A cozy punk-rock venue in Pittsburgh’s South Side. I haven’t been there in a while, but if the club’s dog is still there, give him a pet behind his ears for me. - Jim Shearer, Top 20 Countdown
My favorite place to watch a show in my hometown of Pittsburgh. The next morning, eat breakfast at the P&G Grill, home of President Obama’s favorite pancake. - Jim Shearer, Top 20 Countdown
If you happen to love bocce ball and live music, you’re in luck. Roll a game up top and head downstairs afterwards for a live set from a sure-to-be-cool band. - Jim Shearer, Top 20 Countdown
Don’t worry about trying to squeeze a dollar bill into the jukebox, it’s actually free. Last time I was there, I enjoyed a block of Public Enemy, Helmet and the Cars. - Jim Shearer, Top 20 Countdown
Fun fact! During the Blizzard of 2007, the tent roof on the pavilion caved in due to the weight of snow? Don’t worry, we rebuilt it just in time for the summer concert season. – Team Live Nation
This beautiful Vaudevillian theater is in close proximity to some good Dominican food. Grab a pre-concert meal at El Malecón, right across the street. - Jim Shearer
Tickets for upcoming shows are on sale today only! Look for the roaming ticket sellers in the plazas for your chance to get great deals on great upcoming shows!” – Team Live Nation
Look for the Grasshopper ticket sellers roaming the plazas for your chance to purchase a discounted ticket close to the stage for tonight’s show! – Team Live Nation
This area gets quite hot in the summer, so make sure you bring some water and look for the towers that spray out water to keep cool. – Team Live Nation
Originally a movie palace presenting live vaudeville and silent movies, it is now home to the annual BET honors ceremony. – Team Live Nation
Did you know that the Journal Pavilion is based on another amphitheater that the owner found in Copenhagen? – Team Live Nation
At the Florida State Fairgrounds: Want to grab some dinner before a show? Check out Gino's Bar & Restaurant. Great Italian food, fun atmosphere, and a cheap tab! – Team Live Nation
It can take a while to get out of the venue after the show. Might as well walk over a block and grab a drink at the Lincoln Road bar. – Team Live Nation
Could only find the cheap seats? No worries! The acoustics at this venue make sure everyone gets a great show. – Team Live Nation
Be sure to check out some local cuisine while you’re in the area. Don’t miss restaurants such as Sloan’s, Villagio, and Max’s Grille, which are all walking distance from the venue – Team Live Nation
The Center for the Arts at Minzer Park was established in 2002 as a non-profit organization dedicated to increasing the amount of cultural resources and art education in the area. – Team Live Nation
Can't find a spot to park on the strip? The parking garage next to the Dubliner is your best bet! – Team Live Nation
Do not pass up the sausage and pepper stand at the back of the venue. Delicious! – Team Live Nation
House of Blues Dallas displays the "Crazy Quilt" and keeps a metal box of mud from the Delta Mississippi underneath its stage. – Team Live Nation
Many restaurants and lounges can be discovered within five miles and in some of Dallas' most popular dining neighborhoods including the Bishop Arts District and Knox-Henderson. – Team Live Nation
U2's first ever show in the US was at the Paradise Rock Club! – Team Live Nation
Check out the block around St. Andrew’s Hall or walk over to GreekTown for dozens of great food and drink options before or after the show. – Team Live Nation
On your way out to a show swing by the El Pinto and try their green chilli and salsa on anything! – Team Live Nation
To grab a bite to eat before or after the show check out Magnolia, Fabiolus Cafe, The Hungry Cat or The Waffle--all within walking distance! – Team Live Nation
Sleep Train Pavilion was designed by the famed architect Frank Gehry – Team Live Nation
Stay for a bit after the show to not only avoid the exiting crowd, but sometimes the comedian’s will sign autographs and chat with fans. – Team Live Nation
901 Columbus Caffe is an excellent pre-show restaurant to check out. They have free wi-fi and $2 draft beer every day. – Team Live Nation
