From Sister Hazel to Bobby Flay, these cruises get fans up close with their idols
In 2001, the manager for the rock band Sister Hazel had an unusual idea. Instead of squeezing more fans into concert venues, why not put them on a cruise ship with the band for a week?
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In 2001, the manager for the rock band Sister Hazel had an unusual idea. Instead of squeezing more fans into concert venues, why not put them on a cruise ship with the band for a week? What started as one band’s experiment in getting closer to its fans has grown, 25 years later, into a […]
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- In 2001, the manager for the rock band Sister Hazel had an unusual idea. Instead of squeezing more fans into concert venues, why not put them on a cruise ship with the band for a week?
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From Sister Hazel to Bobby Flay, these cruises get fans up close with their idols
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