
My story is this: I bought tickets for my father and his wife as an early Father's Day gift. Tickets weren't inexpensive to start with, and I paid twice as much for them to secure them 2nd row seats. I did it because my dad is a huge fan of Leonard (and he's not a fan of anyone!) My dad is a very hard working, generous, responsible man. Vietnam vet, with two tours of duty. Raised four kids and has never asked anyone for anything. This was the one gift I could give him he'd never give himself.
Anyway, my point is this: he's in his early 70s, his wife late 60s. I imagine a lot of ticketholders for tonight's show are in the same age range. If this weather doesn't greatly improve (and it isn't forecast to...) it won't just be uncomfortable, it'll be downright irresponsible to go. As big a fan as my Dad is of Mr. Cohen, sitting in rain for 3+ hours in 40 degree weather is likely to wind a person his age up in a hospital. So, he'll probably not go.
My story ends with $1,000.00 worth of cardstock I have sitting in an envelope here in the form of two tickets that are very likely to go unused. I greatly urge Mr. Cohen to do what's right by his fans. If Red Rocks provides an untennable venue for tonight's show, please reschedule. Thank you for listening.
Michelle Beckman
Golden, CO