Typically, Barely Alive shows run for around 2-2.5 hours.

It depends on the venue and the event organizer, but typically there is at least one opening act before the headliner takes the stage.

It depends on the venue policy, but most venues allow small point-and-shoot cameras. Professional cameras and audio or video recording equipment are almost always prohibited.

It depends on the venue and the event organizer. Some shows are 18+, while others are all ages. Check with the venue or event organizer for age restrictions.

Outside drinks and food are typically not allowed inside the venue, but some venues may allow you to bring in an empty water bottle to fill at a water fountain.

There is no specific dress code for a Barely Alive show, but attendees are encouraged to dress comfortably and appropriately for the weather.

It depends on the ticket seller and the event organizer. Check their refund policy before purchasing a ticket.

Yes, there will likely be Barely Alive merchandise available for purchase at the show.

It depends on the venue policy, but most venues have restrictions on the size of bags and backpacks that can be brought inside.

It depends on the event organizer and the venue, but some Barely Alive shows may offer VIP packages that include perks such as early entry, meet-and-greet opportunities, and exclusive merchandise.