Calling on Canuck Fans in Anaheim

We got a good little thing going with our Canadian ex-pat club down here in SoCal for the King/Nucks on Oct 29th at least.
Not sure if you can still sign up for it. Try this link:
https://s08.123signup.com/servlet/SignUp?Info=&PG=1522555182300&P=1522555191159396300

Check it out:

This offer will sell out! REGISTER HERE: Register

KINGS FIRST-EVER CANADIAN NIGHT TO FEATURE A POST-GAME CONCERT WITH
CANADA’S PREMIER BAND,

TICKETS START AT JUST $36 AND INCLUDE A TICKET TO THE GAME VERSUS
VANCOUVER ON OCTOBER 29 AND A TICKET TO THE POST-GAME CONCERT WITH THE
TRAGICALLY HIP STARTING AT 10:00 P.M. AT CLUB NOKIA AT LA LIVE

LOS ANGELES – The Los Angeles Kings, in conjunction with AEG Live and
Canadians Abroad, will host their first-ever Canadian Night that
includes a post-game concert from Canada?s premier band, The Tragically
Hip, when the team welcomes the Vancouver Canucks to STAPLES Center on
Thursday, October 29 at 7:30 p.m.

Tickets for Canadians Abroad start at just $36 and include a ticket to
the game and a ticket to the post-game concert starting at 10:00 pm at
Club Nokia at LA LIVE. Tickets go on sale to the general public on
August 28 with tickets available in all areas of the arena. To
purchase tickets, visit Register
 

The Tragically Hip is a Canadian Rock band that first formed in
Kingston, Ontario in 1983. Band members include Gordon Downie (lead
vocals and guitar), Paul Langlois (guitar), Rob Baker (guitar), Gord
Sinclair (bass) and Johnny Fay (drums).

 
Commonly referred to as The Hip, the band has produced 12 studio
albums, holds the record for most number one debuts on the Canadian
Albums Chart and is a member of the Canadian Music Hall of Fame
(inducted in 2005). The band soon will begin a fall tour supporting
their latest album, We Are The Same (released in April of 2009). Click
Here for more band info.

LA Kings Hockey Fest ?09 is a new three-day interactive festival
celebrating the Kings and the game of hockey from August 28-30 at LA
Live in the heart of downtown Los Angeles. For all event information,
visit LAKings.com/hockeyfest.

Individual day Hockey Fest tickets are available for purchase at all
Ticketmaster outlets. Tickets for Saturday and Sunday cost $27 each
while a ticket for Friday costs $37.

Three-day Hockey Fest tickets cost $60 with each ticket allowing
admittance into all LA Kings Hockey Fest ?09 events for the weekend.
Tickets for kids five years of age and under are free.

The event details are as follows
  Organization: Canadians Abroad
  Event Name: TRAGICALLY HIP & Canucks vs Kings
  Date(s): Oct 29 2009, 07:00 PM to 11:55 PM
  Location: Staples Center
  Click Here For Detail: Event Information

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I am hitting that up too – not sure if there are any events going on.

If you find nothing else going on at the very least hit up JT Schmidts, the bar across the street from Honda Center for some pre-gaming. Usually a good number of Nucks fans hanging out there prior to a game.

Man…36 bucks for a game AND the fucking Hip!?

You are shitting me right…?

Maybe I should move to LA after all…

Sounds like you guys will have fun Mojo..I imagine you will post an article and tell us all about it.

Not sure I can talk the wife out of taking off for THAT long…its a hard enough argument as it is right now…

Oh yeah…but, I’m not Canadian…can I still go to this? I’m an American Abroad who loves the Canucks.

And yes….GZ Expat, Yanks are welcome. I don’t believe we are checking passports or if actually spell grey or colour properly.

I am looking forward to this event…it is one of the few time I am allowed out of the house with a jersey on without getting the stink-eye from my lady. Weird thing is that ‘Nucks t-shirts, hoodies, hats are all OK, but the ol’ jersey is a sore spot.