What's the furthest distance you've traveled...

CarryTheZero · May 17

Flying to Georgia to Vegas in ‘22. 😔
So actual show, flying Georgia to Chicago in ‘16.

Driving: Georgia to Nashville to St. Louis and then back.

The drive to Philly in September will best that last drive to St. Louis!

Kwieneke · May 17

This year, flying from Indy to Seattle. Close to 2,000 miles i believe

deb1211 · May 17

Mine is right now..came from Georgia to Vegas

GlowGirl · May 17

Mine was NYC to Prague in 2022. The show got cancelled. I did plan a vacation around it, but chose Prague because Pearl Jam was playing there. This year I am going from NYC to London and Berlin.

MB93672 · May 17

Seattle to Zurich 5240 miles

jgregory89 · May 17

If we're talking flying, Vegas to Chicago in 2018. For driving....Vegas to San Diego (2022), then drove back to Vegas after the show, got home at 5:30am, went to work at 9am.

23scidoo · May 17

Greece to Argentina.. about 25 hours, 3 flights..

Gibson · May 17

Toronto —> London, UK —> Milan —> Padova —> Rome —> Prague —> Krakow —> Berlin

hrd2imgn · May 17

Chicago to NYC to DC to Chicago

bzouiden · May 17

Flew from KC to Dana Point for 2021 Ohana Encore because I thought I may never see them again and it was 2 nights. Last festival I will probably do though.

PB11041 · May 17

Driving, 1998 was bus from NYC to Binghamton, car to Barrie Ontario, to Cleveland, to Pittsburgh, back to Cleveland for show, to Camden n1, back to NYC. I don't know that was some miles.

Plane, not necessarily a big deal, but just bonkers jetlag, Albany to Chicago to Long Beach for Ohana, left at around 6am EST friday the 24th, walked into the venue around 3pm PST, evacuation, then back in, got back to hotel that night at 3am PST and realized I had been awake for 24 hours. Finished out the weekend and then hopped back on a played on September 30th from Albany to Los Angeles for Ohana Encore.

bazfromoz · May 17

Don’t know if it qualifies, but booked 2 Euro trips from Australia based on seeing a couple of shows, Werchter, Milton Keynes 2014. Rome, Werchter 2018.

curmudgeoness · May 17

Flew from San Diego to Berlin to see them in Prague, Berlin, and Krakow.

mwplum · May 17

Vancouver to Sydney/Adelaide

RansomPTD · May 18

In the states: Atlanta
Out of the country: St. John’s Newfoundland

pjruss · May 18

Mine will be next Tuesday: flying from Ft Lauderdale to Los Angeles.

Driving, was in 2003. Drove from S Fla to NYC. Went to the Holmdel show, then to the city for a little vacation.

rival9500 · May 18

Pittsburgh to Columbia, South Carolina in 2016
pittsburgh to Ohana (Dana Point, CA) in 2021

both flights

WMAmorican · May 18

Flew from San Francisco to Seattle to see them in '96 because the (relatively short) No Code tour didn't have a Bay Area date (though we did get them for two BSB shows that fall, hence my one time hearing "Around The Bend" live).

Though it actually took me longer to drive to Santa Cruz to see them as the Honking Seals in a late '97 warmup gig for their four Rolling Stones show openers - and I had to drive back that night because I had to work early the next morning (I was on a trading desk in those days, not fun working market hours on the west coast).

pistol3 · May 18

Love reading the responses.

Driving: Drove 18 hours from Des Moines to Virginia Beach and back in 2000.

Flying: Flew from Chicago to Dublin to see them in Dublin, Belfast, and London in 2010.

Still keep in touch with a guy from Australia we met in Dublin, then while walking to the show in Belfast, we randomly saw him again.

GhostChile · May 18

seanwon · May 19

After MSG 2020 being postponed due to covid, and being in the hospital for the rescheduled show, I decided to make up for it by driving 11 hours to Noblesville last year. Yay!

eboweddie · May 19

Dublin to Madison Cube Garden 2003. Life changing concerts

darwinstheory · May 19

Flew 2350 miles from NW Indiana to Vancouver. Then down to Portland and back to NW Indiana.

Prior to that, driving only 465 from NW Indiana to St Paul last year.