[Firam]

When a concert lists, "An evening with" so and so (In this case Sigur Ros is coming to Omaha, NE. One of five stops in the US, I'm a lucky guy), does that mean something? Or is it just a way of making it seems high class? "Why yes sir, it was a beaaaaautiful evening, and a marrrrrvelously concert, I do say, *clears throat" type of thing?

 

[zotjen]

It's usually just a regular concert, unless it's announced in advance that it's something different or special, like an all acoustic show. Sometimes they'll also label a concert "An Evening With.." if it's presented in a more intimate venue than the artist usually plays in.

 

[kuviaq]

It usually means that there is no opening band, just the headliner.

 

[Firam]

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Originally Posted by kuviaq /img/forum/go_quote.gif It usually means that there is no opening band, just the headliner.

That is was what another one of my guesses but when I searched the term 'An evening with' I got no helpful results so I figured it was fluff.