Is it always hard to get PJ tickets?

[Guitar92player]

First off, Hello to you all!! My name is Carter. New here. Just became a Ten Member. I joined a while back, but did not officially "join" I guess until today.

I was wondering if it is always hard to get PJ tickets? I tried getting tickets for Wrigley, but it sold out extremely fast.

I am so bummed I can't go, especially since Chicago is very close to me.

I am hoping to see them on their fall tour.

[dimitrispearljam]

First off, Hello to you all!! My name is Carter. New here. Just became a Ten Member. I joined a while back, but did not officially "join" I guess until today.

I was wondering if it is always hard to get PJ tickets? I tried getting tickets for Wrigley, but it sold out extremely fast.

I am so bummed I can't go, especially since Chicago is very close to me.

I am hoping to see them on their fall tour.

hello Carter and wellcome to the forum.

its kinda hard..but isnt the same when they announce alot of shows..

now wrigley is the only option so all travel there..

if whole tour is out,people will go closer to their area,that travel

good luck,and maybe you find tix foir wrigley

[Release Mii]

Keep in mind, PJ tickets are literally worth more than their weight in gold.

[JC29856]

those with patience, persistence and a pure heart always get the best seats!

[Guitar92player]

I really hope they do another show in Chicago.

[iwasatpj20]

I really hope they do another show in Chicago.

Just wait a until late June/early July and the tickets for the Wrigley show will be much more affordable than they are now. More than likely, the band will play a show in Chicago again during their US tour.

[TheBeardedFellow]

Nah, if they do a full tour you shouldn't have a hard time from Indiana. I'm an hour west of Detroit and have never had a problem getting tickets for Detroit, Cleveland, Grand Rapids, Indy, and even a Chicago show on a full tour if I want to go. A lot of these midwest shows don't seem to sell out. Hell, on the Backspacer tour in Cleveland, 4 of us were eating on the second floor concourse finding my 2 of my friend's seats who didn't have Ten Club tix and we were approached at our table by a venue employee offering to upgrade my friend's seats to the lower bowl.

It's these special events and East Coast shows that tend to be difficult and frustrating for people. The midwest is a good place to be a fan; you don't have the population density of the E.C. and you're not the often passed over South