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interstellar55552016-01-30 02:16 pm
iitrebel) wrote in interstellar55552016-01-30 02:16 pm
Entry tags:
- agent 3,
- aramat drawdes,
- august marten,
- eda,
- eiji hino,
- fon,
- frisk,
- garnet,
- haru miura,
- ivan karelin,
- jack sparrow,
- kazutaka muraki,
- keith goodman,
- lapis lazuli,
- luce,
- mammon,
- roy mustang,
- sans,
- steven universe,
- superbia squalo,
- the doctor,
- the psiioniic,
- trucy wright,
- tsunayoshi sawada,
- usagi tsukino
☆A little little fun
Who: Those who signed up to perform, and anyone else
What: The Double S Charity Concert is go!
When: January 24th throughout the day
Where: Archer Park
Warnings: None planned
☆A Little Little Fun
On the morning of the 24th, the sun rises over Vista City and, more importantly, Archer Park- a series of rooftop parks connected to each other by bridges and overflowing greenery of all sorts. It's a popular on most days to start with. Today, however, is the day of the Double S Charity Concert. Thus, it's more packed than usual.
One of the park "islands" is home to a concert stage, and that is where the concert is taking place. All throughout the next couple of days, various musicians will perform songs they've written about or dedicated to another in the industry. With the entertainment value of the idea and the fame of the musicians, of course the place is packed.
The stage is where every musician will end up at throughout the day, performing for the masses, but behind it is also a rest area for them to either bide their time or just hang out. It's supposed to be restricted to just those musicians participating, but frankly... security is lax just enough that bandmates and the such could duck on in to see their friends. No fans, however, sorry. It's not the most impressive of places, with seating areas and a salad bar and all the pizza that could possibly be ordered, but hopefully it's good enough. This is also where one can find event organizer Jenny around, in case they need to bring anything up.
Of course, no one is required to stay back there while waiting their turn, or after they've done their performance. Attempts to raise money go beyond just the concert. Double S has all sorts of stalls set up, whether to explain to people the various causes they can specifically pledge support to, or to sell merchandise. Can't forget the food stalls. There is, of course, a stall showing adoptable animals. There always is.
Finally, there's one last thing Double S has set up for any willing celebrities. It's a meet-and-greet area for the fans, where they have the chance to meet their favorite musicians. Giving out autographs, taking pictures with fans... There's even a karaoke set up for everyone to use. Musicians can sing solo, or with others from their label, or even with a lucky fan.AKA feel free to get NPC MP here. Hopefully, it'll get some good publicity for those interested in that kind of thing.
Tickets have been made astonishingly cheap in the hopes that more people will show, with anything else being made up by merchandise sales or donations.
What: The Double S Charity Concert is go!
When: January 24th throughout the day
Where: Archer Park
Warnings: None planned
☆A Little Little Fun
On the morning of the 24th, the sun rises over Vista City and, more importantly, Archer Park- a series of rooftop parks connected to each other by bridges and overflowing greenery of all sorts. It's a popular on most days to start with. Today, however, is the day of the Double S Charity Concert. Thus, it's more packed than usual.
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One of the park "islands" is home to a concert stage, and that is where the concert is taking place. All throughout the next couple of days, various musicians will perform songs they've written about or dedicated to another in the industry. With the entertainment value of the idea and the fame of the musicians, of course the place is packed.
The stage is where every musician will end up at throughout the day, performing for the masses, but behind it is also a rest area for them to either bide their time or just hang out. It's supposed to be restricted to just those musicians participating, but frankly... security is lax just enough that bandmates and the such could duck on in to see their friends. No fans, however, sorry. It's not the most impressive of places, with seating areas and a salad bar and all the pizza that could possibly be ordered, but hopefully it's good enough. This is also where one can find event organizer Jenny around, in case they need to bring anything up.
Of course, no one is required to stay back there while waiting their turn, or after they've done their performance. Attempts to raise money go beyond just the concert. Double S has all sorts of stalls set up, whether to explain to people the various causes they can specifically pledge support to, or to sell merchandise. Can't forget the food stalls. There is, of course, a stall showing adoptable animals. There always is.
Finally, there's one last thing Double S has set up for any willing celebrities. It's a meet-and-greet area for the fans, where they have the chance to meet their favorite musicians. Giving out autographs, taking pictures with fans... There's even a karaoke set up for everyone to use. Musicians can sing solo, or with others from their label, or even with a lucky fan.
Tickets have been made astonishingly cheap in the hopes that more people will show, with anything else being made up by merchandise sales or donations.
Re: Tamara Seward | "A Night With Carnies" for Luci
[As she doffs her robe and tosses it into the audience, he lets out a soft chuckle of delight and amusement and maybe a little arousal: it's hard not to get warm under the collar around a woman with that much confidence and style and audacity. He soon might be swaying slightly in time with her playing and singing, dancing a one man slow-dance in one spot, arms folded lightly on his chest...]
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So, can I ask you how I did? After all, being a lead singer you probably are used to being the center of attention.
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You, my dear poisonous blossom, did excellently: you know how to command an audience, with your voice and your playing. That trick with your costume got their attention, but your music held it, wrapt, I might add.
Dare I ask, who Luci might be? I'm not sure I've had the pleasure of meeting them.
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[She's pleasantly surprised by this, but she doesn't object to it.]
Sariel, all this praise is making me blush.
Oh what is there to say about Luci? She's the lead singer in one of our sister bands, Junkyard Carnival. Her full name is Lucifer. She's amazing. Blonde, blue eyes, wears a lot of white, has a deliciously androgynous appearance. She's amazing.
[Any more praises about her, you'd think Tamara would want to date her.]
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[A raised eyebrow and recognition shows in his eye and his smile as he lifts his chin in a slow nod.] Ahhh, methinks she was among the folk who greeted me when I announced I had been chosen to assume a certain Crown of Thorns. I think she was playing at turning her nose up at my earth-walking angel guise. She sounds like a lovely person, and a very inspiring one, if your performance and those lyrics mirror her well.
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We all were... snippy at you. It's a Pride thing I guess.
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Shall we roam among the stalls, or would you rather I found you a drink and brought it back here to the rest area?
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Lets see what the stalls have.
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[He'll proffer his arm to her with a smile, ever the proper gentleman.]
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[If she takes his arm, he guide her out of the stage area and along the edges of the park, among the stalls and booths that line it...]
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So... despite the all the coldness I showed you earlier, I do know a little bit about you. You were a Gothic indie king before you signed, with a fanbase all your own. How are they treating you now that you're big?
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I hope the sound quality on some of my earlier works isn't too choppy: some of them were recorded in less than ideal studios. There have been some rumblings back in the North East, how I've sacrificed the East Coast for the West Coast, how I've sacrificed art for a regular paycheck. And then there was that one buffoon with the article in some religious rag, who couldn't even spell my name right and sees my work as some male siren call to perdition: I'd say I'd made my bones. Once you've managed to tick off the rigidly religious, you've more or less made it as an entertainer and not just as an artist, in my understanding.
Admittedly, I got a little tired of couch-surfing and renting cramped recording spaces with archaic equipment: I wanted the chance to spread my wings a bit, to work in a genuinely professional environment. To be taken somewhat seriously, I suppose. But, of course, one gets the hecklers who don't see it that way.
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[Tamara shakes her head with a smile.] Then you're in the right place. According to some, Crown of Thorns promotes 'rampant homosexuality and blatant rejection of traditional gender roles'.
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[A pause, then a small smile.] When I talk about it now, it doesn't seem quite so spartan.
[A gentle laugh, his good eye crinkling.] I'd be the first to say I'm not the most masculine man, at least by modern heteronormative standards, so I'm glad that I meet your exacting standards [The last two words are said playfully]. ...I might have seen that article, while I was in the process of dotting all the I's and crossing all the T's on my contract...
[By now, they might have come up to a booth offering shaved ice, frozen lemonade and other sweets and similar drinks. He glances toward it.]
Care for some frozen lemonade? It's something of a specialty in the North East...
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