I'm guessing that we'll see two mini-legs that are similar to this year. In one, we'll see NYCx2, Bostonx2, Cleveland, Pittsburgh, Buffalo, Montreal, Indy, Detroit and DC. In the next, we'll see Atlanta, Miami, Houston, St. Louis, Denver, Austin, and Minneapolis.
couldnt imagine them not doing one. this is such a quick lil mini tour. that 1.5 hour drive to philly sucked.
somebody shoot him :evil:
holy man....we drove from Vancouver Island to Seattle (5 hours), then to Portland (3 hours) then Salt Lake City (15 hours)...1.5 hours is a dream drive to a Pearl Jam show...Even from here to Vancouver is over three hours, ya big whiny girly man.... :x
It's funny, because the 7 hour drive from Maine to Philly only reaffirmed that I can easily do Philly shows in the future. Until now, my limit was NY (aside from the jaunt to Ohio in 2000, when I was single and had no kids). Now my friends and I are like we can easily do Philly from every tour here on out!!
1.5 hours is nothing! Even 7 hours is okay. In 2003, before I moved to Dallas, I drove almost 9 hours from one part of Texas to Dallas....yes 9 hours of driving within the same state! The least amount I've had to drive for a PJ show is 3 hours to Austin...I think 8-9 hours is my limit and after that I'm flying!
Austin was the first Pearl jam show to be less than a 14 hour drive from Dallas since 03
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I would hope they do three legs in North America with time off between each leg- The Eastern, then Midwest, then Western. Maybe overseas after that. Would be a long spring, summer, fall for them though, but may easier if there are couple weeks off between each leg.
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i hope they do something somewhere on the east. i never thought of going north of NY but now i dont know why. maybe i was taking them for granted all these years since they did so many NY/NJ shows. Philly was great and im pretty sure i would go anywhere within 10 hours at this point.
but they need to play Aye Davanita
In the next, we'll see Atlanta, Miami, Houston, St. Louis, Denver, Austin, and Minneapolis.
Tampa will be in there too
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It's funny, because the 7 hour drive from Maine to Philly only reaffirmed that I can easily do Philly shows in the future. Until now, my limit was NY (aside from the jaunt to Ohio in 2000, when I was single and had no kids). Now my friends and I are like we can easily do Philly from every tour here on out!!
Austin was the first Pearl jam show to be less than a 14 hour drive from Dallas since 03
death and taxes.
tho i think a tour is likely...:D
Let's just breathe...
I am myself like you somehow
but they need to play Aye Davanita
1996: Ft Lauderdale
1998: Birmingham
2000: Charlotte, Tampa
2003: Tampa, Atlanta, Phoenix
2004: Kissimmee
2008: West Palm Beach, Bonnaroo, Columbia
2010: MSG2
2012: Music Midtown
2014: Memphis
2018: Wrigley 1, Fenway 1
2022: Nashville
2023: Ft. Worth II
ugh, my ass still hurts from the 10 hour drive to Philly, and the 10 hour drive back the next day.
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