I’m giving this one last shot. I believe in you guys.
This is the last day of the contest and I’ve found myself down by almost 200 likes, but we can come back! I just need YOUR HELP.
SIMPLE.
2. Hit view *previous comments*
3. Scroll down a little bit and find my comment.
4. *LIKE* my comment
Then share with your friends!Thank you guys so much that have been helping me out, now let’s bring this thing home!
-C
Okay so I know this problem came up with a lot of us for Warped Tour where we weren’t allowed to have our cameras without a photo pass if the lenses were removable and therefore making the camera “professional” regardless of what you were shooting for.
So I looked into it and thought I’d share what I found.
- Contact the venue first. See what their camera policy is. For example, on this upcoming tour TFT is play at the Kingdom in Richmond, VA. I emailed about the policy and got a quick “no camcorders. normal cameras are allowed and you don’t need a photo pass.” Easy enough.
- If that’s not the case and you ARE required to have a photo pass one of the options I have found is contacting Hopeless Records directly. Unlike some other ways to get photo passes, Hopeless doesn’t require that you work for big names like AP Mag or something. I don’t remember exactly but I believe they just require that the photos not be used for profit and are going to something. (I think I disregarded this part because by running this site, I qualified to ask for a pass.) I would just suggest going to their website and searching a bit more or just contacting them directly. We’re lucky, Hopeless seems pretty chill compared to the other record labels about getting passes.
So I hope this helps everyone. If you’re like me and don’t have a point-and-shoot it really sucks to not be able to use your camera. Good luck! Have fun! Send us a photo or two when after your date and we’ll share it!
Any RICHMONDFORTMRW fans?
There For Tomorrow - A Little Faster


untitled by Angela Winnie on Flickr.
03/20 – Indianapolis, IN - Emerson Theatre
03/21 – Pontiac, MI - The Pike Room at Crofoot
03/22 – Grand Rapids, MI - The Intersection
03/23 – Akron, OH - Musica
03/24 – Pittsburgh, PA - Altar Bar
03/25 – Buffalo, NY - Club Infinity
03/27 – Cambridge, MA - TT the Bear’s Place
03/28 – Poughkeepsie, NY - The Loft at The Chance
03/29 – Uncasville, CT - Mohegan Sun Casino Wolf – (only Go Radio)
03/30 – New York, NY - Gramercy Theatre
03/31 – Teaneck, NJ - Mexicali Live
04/01 – West Chester, PA - The Note
04/03 – Lancaster, PA - Chameleon Club
04/04 – Baltimore, MD - Sound Stage Ballroom
04/05 – Richmond, VA - Kingdom
04/06 – Virginia Beach, VA - The Jewish Mother
04/07 – W. Columbia, SC - New Brookland Tavern
04/08 – Atlanta, GA - Masquerade
04/10 – Jacksonville, FL - Jack Rabbits
04/11 – Orlando, FL - Backbooth
04/12 – Tampa, FL - Orpheum
04/13 – Gainesville, FL - Double Down Live
04/16 – Nashville, TN - Rocketown
04/17 – Memphis, TN - Newbys
04/18 – Dallas, TX - House of Blues – Cambridge Room
04/19 – Houston, TX - House of Blues – Bronze Peacock
04/20 – San Antonio, TX - The White Rabbit
04/21 – Oklahoma City, OK - The Conservatory
04/23 – Denver, CO - Marquis Theatre
04/24 – Salt Lake City, UT - In The Venue
04/26 – Seattle, WA - Chop Suey
04/27 – Portland, OR - Peter’s Room at Roseland
04/28 – San Francisco, CA - Bottom of the Hill
04/30 – San Luis Obispo, CA - Club SLO Brew
05/01 – Anaheim, CA - Chain Reaction
05/02 – West Hollywood, CA - The Roxy Theatre
05/04 – Tempe, AZ - The Fixx
05/05 – Tuscon, AZ - Skrappy’s
05/07 – Tulsa, OK - Eclipse
05/08 – Kansas City, MO - Record Bar
05/09 – Omaha, NE - Sokol Underground
05/10 – Iowa City, IA - The Blue Moose Tap House
05/11 – St Paul, MN - Station 4
05/12 – Chicago, IL - The Bottom Lounge
05/13 – St Louis, MO - Firebird


