Pearl Jam Announces Summer 2014 European Tour

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  • I will be in Europe about a week and a half AFTER all these shows. Can we move these dates back a little bit. Thanks?
  • boyo79
    boyo79 Warrington, UK Posts: 6,525
    guypjfreak wrote:
    do you reckon thell add any more to these dates ???


    Expect a 2nd date for Amsterdam and also Leeds. And probably another show sometime between the Oslo and Poland shows.
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  • Hello Happy people!
    I would like to pose a question for those who know and have gone to the shows through Ten Club tickets in Europe. Since the Berlin show is only GA, what do the people who win 10C tickets get more than those who buy on public sale? The venue info says that doors open at 17:00. So my question is what the band wrists you get with the 10C tickets aim for? Do the wrist band holders form queues and they get all together in, at 17:00 or is there another entrance only for them at any time? Sorry if my question sounds silly, but it's the first time that I'm - hopefully- going to a show, and I know nothing of these things. Plus, I have a trip to organize...Any answer would be appreciated a lot!!!Thank you all!
  • OffRamp
    OffRamp Aberdeen, Scotland Posts: 76
    U_it'sUUU wrote:
    Hello Happy people!
    I would like to pose a question for those who know and have gone to the shows through Ten Club tickets in Europe. Since the Berlin show is only GA, what do the people who win 10C tickets get more than those who buy on public sale? The venue info says that doors open at 17:00. So my question is what the band wrists you get with the 10C tickets aim for? Do the wrist band holders form queues and they get all together in, at 17:00 or is there another entrance only for them at any time? Sorry if my question sounds silly, but it's the first time that I'm - hopefully- going to a show, and I know nothing of these things. Plus, I have a trip to organize...Any answer would be appreciated a lot!!!Thank you all!

    Usually 10c wristbands will queue separately and gain access first.

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    2012 Manchester 1, Oslo, Copenhagen

    2014 Amsterdam 1, Amsterdam 2, Leeds

  • U_it'sUUU wrote:
    Hello Happy people!
    I would like to pose a question for those who know and have gone to the shows through Ten Club tickets in Europe. Since the Berlin show is only GA, what do the people who win 10C tickets get more than those who buy on public sale? The venue info says that doors open at 17:00. So my question is what the band wrists you get with the 10C tickets aim for? Do the wrist band holders form queues and they get all together in, at 17:00 or is there another entrance only for them at any time? Sorry if my question sounds silly, but it's the first time that I'm - hopefully- going to a show, and I know nothing of these things. Plus, I have a trip to organize...Any answer would be appreciated a lot!!!Thank you all!
    It's a different entrance in Berlin. Last time they both opened on the same time so there were people running from the front and the back. The Early Entree Area at Wuhlheide is perfect, Beer and BBQ!!
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  • SVRDhand13
    SVRDhand13 Posts: 26,998
    I'm sure this was mentioned already, but there seems to be a lot of opportunity to add more dates
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  • SVRDhand13 wrote:
    I'm sure this was mentioned already, but there seems to be a lot of opportunity to add more dates
    i think amsterdam will play a seconbd show
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  • boyo79
    boyo79 Warrington, UK Posts: 6,525
    SVRDhand13 wrote:
    I'm sure this was mentioned already, but there seems to be a lot of opportunity to add more dates

    At least 3 more shows I reckon, maybe 4.
    2000: Manchester
    2006: Dublin; Leeds; Arnhem
    2007: London
    2009: Manchester
    2012: Manchester I & II : EV Manchester : Soundgarden Shepherds Bush
    2013: Brad Manchester : Soundgarden Manchester
    2014: Amsterdam I & II; Berlin; Leeds; Milton Keynes
    2018: Berlin; London II; Boston II

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  • moretonbayfig
    moretonbayfig Australia Posts: 805
    I've thrown my hat in forMilton Keynes and everything Leeds in the 10c ballot. Hoping to be in Europe early enough for Trieste and Vienna, but no guarantee so I'll take my chances on the secondary market. Also hoping for a show announcement for Croatia and/or Bosnia & Herzegovina. Looking forward to meeting some new peeps on the tour :)
  • SVRDhand13 wrote:
    I'm sure this was mentioned already, but there seems to be a lot of opportunity to add more dates

    Please, please, please add a show in Scotland!!!!
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  • What do people think are the odds that the general release tickets are going to cost less? Wary of 10C after the whole Lightning Bolt Vinyl debacle all it seems to offer is a premium to buy through 10C knowing hardcore fans will pay whatever's asked. Or, am I being enormously cynical?
  • rangers72
    rangers72 lockerbie.uk Posts: 173
    SVRDhand13 wrote:
    I'm sure this was mentioned already, but there seems to be a lot of opportunity to add more dates

    Please, please, please add a show in Scotland!!!!
    totally agree,im proud to say scotland has one of most passionate audiences in the world,thats why every big band comes back here.it saddens me that the best one chooses not to.
  • Walking the miles
    Walking the miles Toronto Posts: 549
    pdalowsky wrote:
    pdalowsky wrote:
    were really gonna have the ticket price posts all over again?

    Im still wading through the excitement to even check the prices, and given seeing these guys is the best night out in the world for me, Im sure id pay double whatever it is

    Some people aren't that well off and ticket prices are a huge factor on attending or not.

    oh I get that, and I certainly am not, but these are the things that make my year. I will look forward to these shows from now until the summer. So im very flippant when it comes to the cost of them.

    I understand the financial pressures, despite the emerging economic growth there is still a lot of financial pressure out there, and sometimes a luxury such as a concert is not justifiable - especially when the costs are high.

    But what can you do? I don't think these prices are set to fleece fans, it is just what it is, the cost of touring and cost of putting shows on these days. Most prices are promoter driven, they took on the corporate world aqnd their contemporaries looked on from afar and let them sink in that fight......do you really expect them to do that again given the state of the record industry generally?

    I think what im trying to say is that Im just grateful they are coming back, Im excited, and apologies if I came across insensitive.

    Well stated pd! The contemporaries of the times left them hangin' in the wind. I appreciate the re-statement and thoughtfulness. Have fun in Europe this summer everyone.
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  • OffRamp
    OffRamp Aberdeen, Scotland Posts: 76
    rangers72 wrote:
    SVRDhand13 wrote:
    I'm sure this was mentioned already, but there seems to be a lot of opportunity to add more dates

    Please, please, please add a show in Scotland!!!!
    totally agree,im proud to say scotland has one of most passionate audiences in the world,thats why every big band comes back here.it saddens me that the best one chooses not to.

    There's room for a T in the Park headline slot in there after Milton Keynes...

    Ps you can't say they choose not to play here. Tour management, logistics and venue availability all major factors. Tricky to organise tours.

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    2000 Glasgow
    2003 Irvine 2, San Diego
    2006 London Astoria, Verona, Milan
    2009 London Shepherds Bush, Manchester, London O2
    2010 Belfast
    2012 Manchester 1, Oslo, Copenhagen

    2014 Amsterdam 1, Amsterdam 2, Leeds

  • boyo79 wrote:
    SVRDhand13 wrote:
    I'm sure this was mentioned already, but there seems to be a lot of opportunity to add more dates

    At least 3 more shows I reckon, maybe 4.

    Are Soundgarden touring Europe at this time too? http://www.songkick.com/artists/44690-s ... n/calendar Matt Cameron gonna be busy. If so are there room for more shows?
  • FR181798
    FR181798 Posts: 2,166
    No Scotland:'(. Leeds & Milton Keynes a no go for me Im afraid. Same old story, its a shame. T in the Park not ideal really.
  • mrk2
    mrk2 Finland Posts: 2,091
    boyo79 wrote:
    SVRDhand13 wrote:
    I'm sure this was mentioned already, but there seems to be a lot of opportunity to add more dates

    At least 3 more shows I reckon, maybe 4.

    Are Soundgarden touring Europe at this time too? http://www.songkick.com/artists/44690-s ... n/calendar Matt Cameron gonna be busy. If so are there room for more shows?

    Matt is taking a year off from Soundgarden as announced a couple of weeks ago.
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  • The Rock
    The Rock Posts: 1,439
    Which website does one use for the Milan public sale next Friday?
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    2014: Leeds, Milton Keynes
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  • Roeland
    Roeland Posts: 177
    The Rock wrote:
    Which website does one use for the Milan public sale next Friday?

    http://www.livenation.it/artist/pearl-jam-tickets