Arg Part annab selle aasta ainsa kontserdi Tartu Uue Teatri saalis 450 inimesele. P\u00f6\u00f6rase laivi jooksul k\u00f5lavad vanad hitid ja uus looming. Kontserdi piletim\u00fc\u00fck algas t\u00e4na hommikul kell k\u00fcmme ja sai enamiku jaoks l\u00f5pu kell 10.01.<\/p>\n
\u201eEbameeldiv,\u201c kommenteeris Ara Pardi f\u00e4nn Rasmus, kes j\u00e4i piletist ilma.<\/p>\n
Kella 10.01-st Piletikeskust v\u00e4rskendades v\u00f5is aeg-ajalt veel pileteid saada, sest ostukorvidest vabanesid m\u00f5ned broneeringud. Rasmusel see ei \u00f5nnestunud. \u201eEbameeldiv,\u201c kordas Rasmus.<\/p>\n
\u201ePlaan oli hakata homsest turundusplaane m\u00f5tlema, aga see plaan sai n\u00fc\u00fcd nurjatud,\u201c m\u00f6\u00f6nis b\u00e4ndi kitarrist Johannes Pihlak ning lisas, et t\u00f5en\u00e4oliselt said esimesena jaole Instagrami story\u2019de j\u00e4lgijad.<\/p>\n
B\u00e4ndi kuulus solist Karl Vilhelm Valter \u00fctles aga, et s\u00e4\u00e4rane n\u00f5udlus oli tema jaoks ootusp\u00e4rane. \u201eRahvas on n\u00e4ljane, et kuulda eestikeelset muusikat p\u00e4ris instrumentidega. Nad on v\u00e4sinud m\u00f5minast ja DJ-dest,\u201c selgitas ta l\u00e4hemalt.<\/p>\n
Kommenteeris ka piletim\u00fc\u00fcki korraldanud Sviby asutaja Jaan Naaber: \u201eSelline hetk lihtsalt paneb naeratama ja r\u00f5\u00f5mu tundma \u2014 kui n\u00e4ed, et b\u00e4nd, kes teeb p\u00e4riselt oma asja, leiab hetkega tee oma publikuni. Arg Parti 450 piletit kahe minutiga on just selline hetk. Meil on r\u00f5\u00f5m nende \u00fcle. See on muusika, mis liigub s\u00fcdame kaudu \u2013 ja need minutid n\u00e4itavad, kui palju see t\u00e4hendab. Sellised hetked on inspireerivad ja annavad energiat kogu valdkonnale.\u201c<\/p>\n
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