Parcels at Trees: Dallas Concert Guide
Parcels is an Australian pop and electronic band known for polished, dance-oriented songwriting and a blend of indie pop, funk, and disco influences. The group built an international profile with its energetic live performances and collaborations, including the widely recognized recording “Overnight” with Daft Punk. Its catalog also includes the albums Parcels and Day/Night.
The supplied event information lists Parcels at Trees in Dallas, Texas, on April 9, 2019. This is the past date provided for the venue; no additional Trees appearances or specific details about that Dallas performance are confirmed here. For listings and event updates, ticketsdallas.org covers Concerts and the Pop / rock category in Dallas.
Venue and Seating Information
Trees is a Dallas live-music venue, but seating arrangements and available configurations can vary by event. The supplied information does not identify the setup for Parcels' 2019 date, so attendees should not assume that a particular section or seat type was offered.
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Parking Information
Parking details for the Parcels event are not included in the supplied information. No specific lot, address, price, or parking recommendation can be confirmed for this past date.
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Parcels - Band Dallas reviews
Skynyrds Farewell was simply the best!!!!
Overall, we had a great time, Peter made everyone feel at home and Johnny was so much fun to talk with. Me and my Boys will never forget this one. The hostess in the VIP tent was excellent, very attentive and performed her job with greatness. Especially since there was only about 20-30 people at the meet and greet, just quickly lining up to take a picture with the band is not a meet and greet. If Johnny, Ricky and Peter had not shown up at the preshow party and hung out, the only thing about the meet and greet is it would have been a bust. Without at least being able to shake the remaining members of the bands hand's and at least say hello after the picture, being whisked out was poor.