So... Europe 2014...

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  • eddiec
    eddiec Posts: 3,963
    Looking at the most recent tour...3 hour setlists, 30-35 songs, no opener on the east coast leg...maybe they will skip festivals altogether. They don't mix with the way the band has been doing things this tour.
  • eddiec wrote:
    Looking at the most recent tour...3 hour setlists, 30-35 songs, no opener on the east coast leg...maybe they will skip festivals altogether. They don't mix with the way the band has been doing things this tour.

    I really really really hope you are right.
  • eddiec wrote:
    Looking at the most recent tour...3 hour setlists, 30-35 songs, no opener on the east coast leg...maybe they will skip festivals altogether. They don't mix with the way the band has been doing things this tour.


    They mix just fine and we know this because Bruce has been doing more and more festivals in recent years in Europe. Three hours is a short E Street Band show these days. Some of the Springsteen festival sets are shorter but in most cases, he has negotiated for at least a three hour block.
  • redlady
    redlady Posts: 602
    Twiggy57 wrote:
    Do you really think so.....??
    That means 2 really big names visiting that relatively small festival :? Can Jan Smeets financially arrange that?
    Or maybe the tickes will be more expensive so that we indirectly pay the salary of Eddie and James, haha :lol:
    For me it will be okay of course, as I only live one hour away from "Landgraaf" :D

    Hopefully next week that they will announce their European tour dates. :)
    i mean pinopop is in the festivals who anounce the headlines this week..

    Rock Werchter also anounce the headlines this week they already anounced 2 Metallica on theursday and Artic monkeys on Friday .....normally tomorrow they will anounce another one ... ;)
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  • eddiec wrote:
    Looking at the most recent tour...3 hour setlists, 30-35 songs, no opener on the east coast leg...maybe they will skip festivals altogether. They don't mix with the way the band has been doing things this tour.
    No.

    It's, as John Connor would put it, Easy money.
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  • Apone
    Apone Posts: 589
    Blink 182 confirmed for Reading so guess that rules Pearl Jam out
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  • There is this unique mountain-region spot in Switzerland that was supposed to host Radiohead a couple years ago in conjunction with the Montreux Jazz Festival which runs during the first 2 weeks of July.

    Unfortunately Radiohead had that horrible stage accident and several shows, including the Swiss one, were cancelled.

    It would be sensational if Pearl Jam could do a show in that place
  • dottles
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    Apone wrote:
    Blink 182 confirmed for Reading so guess that rules Pearl Jam out

    No necessarily there's another 2 nights to announce yet.
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  • New festival in Sweden called "Stockholm Fields" in May. Metallica and Slayer are announced. Maybe Pearl Jam will be too... who knows:P

    But it's only one day, so guess not.

    But maybe Way Out West in Gothenburg in August, maybe....

    They should come back to Sweden anyways!
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  • mrk2
    mrk2 Finland Posts: 2,093
    Why are you all so obsessed with festivals? I hope they don't play any festivals next summer, more own shows = better. Last year was perfect.
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  • Kearn5y
    Kearn5y Ireland Posts: 3,038
    mrk2 wrote:
    Why are you all so obsessed with festivals? I hope they don't play any festivals next summer, more own shows = better. Last year was perfect.

    Agreed
    Kearnsy
  • Chrisilein
    Chrisilein Vienna/Austria Posts: 3,910
    Not obsessed but a festival is better than no PJ at all...
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  • mrk2 wrote:
    Why are you all so obsessed with festivals? I hope they don't play any festivals next summer, more own shows = better. Last year was perfect.
    I hate festivals. But IF PJ was to return to Sweden, I'm pretty sure it would be a festival show. Just because festivals suck.
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  • TigaSefi
    TigaSefi Posts: 280
    New festival in Sweden called "Stockholm Fields" in May. Metallica and Slayer are announced. Maybe Pearl Jam will be too... who knows:P

    But it's only one day, so guess not.

    But maybe Way Out West in Gothenburg in August, maybe....

    They should come back to Sweden anyways!

    Hope so as I really enjoyed them in Stockholm and I enjoyed the city as well! 8-)
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  • mrk2 wrote:
    Why are you all so obsessed with festivals? I hope they don't play any festivals next summer, more own shows = better. Last year was perfect.
    noone is obsessed with festivals..its just the time the festivals at europe announce the headliness and if 1 announce pj.then u have a tour...its the "info" that all is searching,noone is crazy to want to see pj at festrival than their own show
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  • Chrisilein wrote:
    Not obsessed but a festival is better than no PJ at all...
    yep,any day i can take that,than no pj at all
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  • So which festivals are rules out so far?

    Rock am Ring
    Pinkpop
    ...
  • So which festivals are rules out so far?

    Rock am Ring
    Pinkpop
    ...
    and a few at uk?
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  • With regards to the UK, all the evidence does point to an appearance at Glastonbury.

    Glastonbury organisers have confirmed their headliners are "bands" rather than "artists". They've confirmed that all 3 headliners have never played the festival before (which Pearl Jam haven't) and it's been widely reported that Glastonbury have been after the band for many years. With the rumour of a Pearl Jam tour in June, the stars seem to be aligning for this.

    Given the way in which PJ tour, it's then unlikely that there will be any further UK dates. Many Glastonbury headliners play their own shows around the festival but PJ will likely only tour Europe for 3 to 4 weeks maximum. That's a lot of countries to get around in such a short space of time. Glastonbury must be an attractive prospect to the band. It's the UK's most legendary music event and most of the greatest bands in history have headlined the festival.


    The other option as i see it will be for the band to scrap festival shows completely and concentrate on their own outdoor, stadium type shows. They're certainly big enough now in Europe to be a stadium/park sized attraction.
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  • The other option as i see it will be for the band to scrap festival shows completely and concentrate on their own outdoor, stadium type shows. They're certainly big enough now in Europe to be a stadium/park sized attraction.
    this is true
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