2016 PJ25 Tour Rumors

TheGossman

So I understand that pearl jam can't play anywhere within 300 miles of Roo but how long does that rule apply? For instance if Roo is in June could they play ATL or Nashville in April?

darwinstheory

buck502000 said:

my2hands said:

Ohio State blows

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dmbolp

TheGossman said:

So I understand that pearl jam can't play anywhere within 300 miles of Roo but how long does that rule apply? For instance if Roo is in June could they play ATL or Nashville in April?

I think the link in this thread that mentions the 300 miles also mentions 60 days before or after

HesCalledDyer

dmbolp said:

TheGossman said:

So I understand that pearl jam can't play anywhere within 300 miles of Roo but how long does that rule apply? For instance if Roo is in June could they play ATL or Nashville in April?

I think the link in this thread that mentions the 300 miles also mentions 60 days before or after

And this is why festivals fucking blow!!

jjflash

TheGossman said:

So I understand that pearl jam can't play anywhere within 300 miles of Roo but how long does that rule apply? For instance if Roo is in June could they play ATL or Nashville in April?

Roo has the 300 mile/60 day policy. So, if Pearl Jam headlines Roo on, say, June 10th then they could feasibly play ATL and Nashville on or before April 11th

Get_Right

MMB75 said:

I wish Pearl Jam would play in Waco, Texas.

Me too then I could get a gut pack.

ComeToTX

my guess is Roo is what delayed this whole thing and now the april/may tour will be pushed back to summer.

pjhawks

FrankieG said:

What other types of PJ25 events are possible?

There is the destination weekend (like PJ20, but I think Wrigley would also count for this?).
There is a couple "special" shows in big cities (NY, Chicago, LA, Seattle).
Maybe a run of small theater shows? (1 ticket per person for the whole leg, or whatever logistic rules you want to imagine).
Could the PJ25 event be a "festival weekend", like team up with a festival and play the headlining slot all weekend, with appearances on other sets/bands. And then maybe have the festival "themed" towards PJ's 25th?

Would I be disappointed if the PJ25 "event" was just a full tour schedule? i.e. no specific show?

how about a residency somewhere? was thinking about this after the survey regarding would you travel to see PJ. Maybe a Billy Joel type thing, one a month for a year somewhere or like every other night at a club spot in Seattle.

buck502000

no

Spoonman110

dmbolp said:

TheGossman said:

So I understand that pearl jam can't play anywhere within 300 miles of Roo but how long does that rule apply? For instance if Roo is in June could they play ATL or Nashville in April?

I think the link in this thread that mentions the 300 miles also mentions 60 days before or after

There are exceptions to these radius clauses.

Lollapalooza is known for having the strictest radius clause of the Big 4, and they still allow acts to "break the rules". One example that comes to mind is Outkast's headlining set in 2013. They headlined Summerfest, which is well inside the radius, the weekend before Lolla.

If a festival wants an act bad enough, they'll accommodate.

Sprunkn7

I Like the DMB Caravan approach...this hits every coast (East x2 b/c lets face it we need it) and it gives people choices, one to 3 days...travel far or not..... Getting tickets would not be horrendous and they can make it pretty affordable. It's a great way to do PJ25 for the fans, hardcore to casual

Granted its a big undertaking but c'mon it's brilliant.

yellowwho

Sprunkn7 said:

I Like the DMB Caravan approach...this hits every coast (East x2 b/c lets face it we need it) and it gives people choices, one to 3 days...travel far or not..... Getting tickets would not be horrendous and they can make it pretty affordable. It's a great way to do PJ25 for the fans, hardcore to casual

Granted its a big undertaking but c'mon it's brilliant.

I think this would be a great idea. Ever since DMB did it, I've been hoping that if they did celebrate their 25th, Pearl Jam world do something like it.

I'd also love for them to pick a few cities, play one big show, maybe two, then play in the same city in a small venue

dlymnfld

Sprunkn7 said:

I Like the DMB Caravan approach...this hits every coast (East x2 b/c lets face it we need it) and it gives people choices, one to 3 days...travel far or not..... Getting tickets would not be horrendous and they can make it pretty affordable. It's a great way to do PJ25 for the fans, hardcore to casual

Granted its a big undertaking but c'mon it's brilliant.

Mumford does a similar festival called Gentleman of the Road.

rssesq

my2hands said:

Ohio State blows

I was there for a pj show a few years back and had a fudging blast. it was cinco de mayo when we got into town the day before the show and the place was jumpin. Met a blond Buckeye, got drunk on Patron and got some (if ya need it). That place is allrightwit me

my2hands

Will 2016 be the best year in the history of the band?

I'm thinking it's very possible

#PJ25

mcgruff10

my2hands said:

Will 2016 be the best year in the history of the band?

I'm thinking it's very possible

#PJ25

How many shows you thinking?

FrankieG

pjhawks said:

FrankieG said:

What other types of PJ25 events are possible?

There is the destination weekend (like PJ20, but I think Wrigley would also count for this?).
There is a couple "special" shows in big cities (NY, Chicago, LA, Seattle).
Maybe a run of small theater shows? (1 ticket per person for the whole leg, or whatever logistic rules you want to imagine).
Could the PJ25 event be a "festival weekend", like team up with a festival and play the headlining slot all weekend, with appearances on other sets/bands. And then maybe have the festival "themed" towards PJ's 25th?

Would I be disappointed if the PJ25 "event" was just a full tour schedule? i.e. no specific show?

how about a residency somewhere? was thinking about this after the survey regarding would you travel to see PJ. Maybe a Billy Joel type thing, one a month for a year somewhere or like every other night at a club spot in Seattle.

That's a good one I hadn't thought of! But I actually really doubt that they would do this because my impression is that they like to tour, and then they like to not tour, so playing 1 show every month would go against that. Maybe instead of a residency, they just did 6 shows over 8 days in the same venue? Like Adele at MSG?

3days

FrankieG said:

pjhawks said:

FrankieG said:

What other types of PJ25 events are possible?

There is the destination weekend (like PJ20, but I think Wrigley would also count for this?).
There is a couple "special" shows in big cities (NY, Chicago, LA, Seattle).
Maybe a run of small theater shows? (1 ticket per person for the whole leg, or whatever logistic rules you want to imagine).
Could the PJ25 event be a "festival weekend", like team up with a festival and play the headlining slot all weekend, with appearances on other sets/bands. And then maybe have the festival "themed" towards PJ's 25th?

Would I be disappointed if the PJ25 "event" was just a full tour schedule? i.e. no specific show?

how about a residency somewhere? was thinking about this after the survey regarding would you travel to see PJ. Maybe a Billy Joel type thing, one a month for a year somewhere or like every other night at a club spot in Seattle.

That's a good one I hadn't thought of! But I actually really doubt that they would do this because my impression is that they like to tour, and then they like to not tour, so playing 1 show every month would go against that. Maybe instead of a residency, they just did 6 shows over 8 days in the same venue? Like Adele at MSG?

I think several nights at one location over a period of time is what was meant by residency.

SVRDhand13

FrankieG said:

pjhawks said:

FrankieG said:

What other types of PJ25 events are possible?

There is the destination weekend (like PJ20, but I think Wrigley would also count for this?).
There is a couple "special" shows in big cities (NY, Chicago, LA, Seattle).
Maybe a run of small theater shows? (1 ticket per person for the whole leg, or whatever logistic rules you want to imagine).
Could the PJ25 event be a "festival weekend", like team up with a festival and play the headlining slot all weekend, with appearances on other sets/bands. And then maybe have the festival "themed" towards PJ's 25th?

Would I be disappointed if the PJ25 "event" was just a full tour schedule? i.e. no specific show?

how about a residency somewhere? was thinking about this after the survey regarding would you travel to see PJ. Maybe a Billy Joel type thing, one a month for a year somewhere or like every other night at a club spot in Seattle.

That's a good one I hadn't thought of! But I actually really doubt that they would do this because my impression is that they like to tour, and then they like to not tour, so playing 1 show every month would go against that. Maybe instead of a residency, they just did 6 shows over 8 days in the same venue? Like Adele at MSG?

No thanks I'd be so broke lol

FrankieG

3days said:

FrankieG said:

pjhawks said:

FrankieG said:

What other types of PJ25 events are possible?

There is the destination weekend (like PJ20, but I think Wrigley would also count for this?).
There is a couple "special" shows in big cities (NY, Chicago, LA, Seattle).
Maybe a run of small theater shows? (1 ticket per person for the whole leg, or whatever logistic rules you want to imagine).
Could the PJ25 event be a "festival weekend", like team up with a festival and play the headlining slot all weekend, with appearances on other sets/bands. And then maybe have the festival "themed" towards PJ's 25th?

Would I be disappointed if the PJ25 "event" was just a full tour schedule? i.e. no specific show?

how about a residency somewhere? was thinking about this after the survey regarding would you travel to see PJ. Maybe a Billy Joel type thing, one a month for a year somewhere or like every other night at a club spot in Seattle.

That's a good one I hadn't thought of! But I actually really doubt that they would do this because my impression is that they like to tour, and then they like to not tour, so playing 1 show every month would go against that. Maybe instead of a residency, they just did 6 shows over 8 days in the same venue? Like Adele at MSG?

I think several nights at one location over a period of time is what was meant by residency.

Wouldn't residency imply a longer period of time, on the week or month scale? Rather than just multiple shows during a 1 week period? I don't consider the 4 2009 Spectrum shows a residency.