Pearl Jam's 1000th Performance?

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  • TV shows do not count. Doesn't matter if it's one song or 10. Only concerts count.

    Would love to know show 1,000 but hard to tell because of missing shows, early history. 10c would need to figure it out to be official.
  • Foriginal Sin
    Foriginal Sin Scottsdale, AZ Posts: 1,876
    Alright I'm glad we all decided that Wrigley 2 is their 1,000 show!
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  • primussucks
    primussucks Posts: 2,365
    Rumors that pj is headlining Osheaga fest in Montreal. Takes place July 29-31. Should be announced before end of the month.
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    Missoula 6/20/98
    Alpine Valley 6/26/98 & 6/27/98
    Alpine Valley 10/8/00 
    Champaign 4/23/03
    Alpine Valley 6/21/03
    Missoula 8/29/05
    Chicago 5/16 & 17/06
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    Summerfest 6/29/06 & 6/30/06
    Tampa 6/12/08
    Chicago 8/23/09
    Indy 5/7/10
    Alpine Valley x2 2011
    Wrigley 2013
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    Telluride 16
  • HesCalledDyer
    HesCalledDyer Maryland Posts: 16,491

    Alright I'm glad we all decided that Wrigley 2 is their 1,000 show!

    Sounds good to me!
  • SVRDhand13
    SVRDhand13 Posts: 26,998
    I'll take the opposite approach and says tv shows count. There is an audience and they are playing songs. Same thing as a full concert, but just shorter. Their early shows were 10 songs or less and they count even though they are much shorter than the current format of 30+ songs.
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  • mattcoz
    mattcoz Chicago Posts: 2,243

    I honestly don't think there's a way to know for sure and I think the band is more concerned with the 25th anniversary.

    I hope not, the 25th anniversary was last October. :wink:
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  • BS44325
    BS44325 Posts: 6,124

    I'll take the opposite approach and says tv shows count. There is an audience and they are playing songs. Same thing as a full concert, but just shorter. Their early shows were 10 songs or less and they count even though they are much shorter than the current format of 30+ songs.

    I'm with you and for the record I am not the one picking and choosing what is a show and what is not. PJ Stat Tracker, Livefootsteps, Two Feet Thick and Setlist.fm ALL have included tv shows/in-stores/radio appaearances as shows. That has been the method of counting performances since the beginning of time and nobody quibbled with it. All I did was cross reference the sites, eliminate duplications and removed solo appearances or gigs where the whole band didn't appear. When you do that they have performed 985 times which makes Quebec City performance 1000.
  • MedozK
    MedozK Tennessee Posts: 9,212
    CopperTom said:

    I don't think the stat trackers include any private shows. There's been a few. Target, Microsoft in recent years.

    Don't forget all these, definitely shows.
  • JimmyV
    JimmyV Boston's MetroWest Posts: 19,598
    If there is a public audience and they performed then it is a show. TV shows count. That those few instances would alter when their 1000 show is proves that, while fun to kick around, this remains an exercise in picking nits.
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  • JB128716
    JB128716 Posts: 2,064
    I just asked someone with a low membership number and she says Wrigley 2 is the 1000th show. Case closed.

    And you say membership numbers don't mean anything.
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  • ehbacon
    ehbacon Posts: 1,972
    ok I counted everything from the past tour page and it added up to 965 shows.

    23 dates on the tour, so that would put us at 988 at the end of the tour, if I counted correctly.
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  • Private band/charity shows are definitely shows.

    I'm a PJ/rock historian in my spare time. :) TV appearances are NOT shows/concerts. End of discussion.

    Anyone arguing otherwise never played in a band, booked concerts or understands the rock concert world.

    If you do a 30-show tour and made a TV appearance (1, 5 songs -- doesn't matter), you played 30 CONCERTS. Not 31.

    I'm gonna email 10c and see if they have a number. Maybe Demetrios can, too, since they seem to respond to him. :)

    Fun discussion and good for PJ history. Nice to actually talk about music and not bitch about something like merch or tickets.
  • BS44325
    BS44325 Posts: 6,124

    Private band/charity shows are definitely shows.

    I'm a PJ/rock historian in my spare time. :) TV appearances are NOT shows/concerts. End of discussion.

    Anyone arguing otherwise never played in a band, booked concerts or understands the rock concert world.

    If you do a 30-show tour and made a TV appearance (1, 5 songs -- doesn't matter), you played 30 CONCERTS. Not 31.

    I'm gonna email 10c and see if they have a number. Maybe Demetrios can, too, since they seem to respond to him. :)

    Fun discussion and good for PJ history. Nice to actually talk about music and not bitch about something like merch or tickets.

    So you wouldn't include MTV Unplugged?!
  • Private band/charity shows are definitely shows.

    I'm a PJ/rock historian in my spare time. :) TV appearances are NOT shows/concerts. End of discussion.

    Anyone arguing otherwise never played in a band, booked concerts or understands the rock concert world.

    If you do a 30-show tour and made a TV appearance (1, 5 songs -- doesn't matter), you played 30 CONCERTS. Not 31.

    I'm gonna email 10c and see if they have a number. Maybe Demetrios can, too, since they seem to respond to him. :)

    Fun discussion and good for PJ history. Nice to actually talk about music and not bitch about something like merch or tickets.

    +1
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  • BS44325
    BS44325 Posts: 6,124
    ehbacon said:

    ok I counted everything from the past tour page and it added up to 965 shows.

    23 dates on the tour, so that would put us at 988 at the end of the tour, if I counted correctly.

    The past tour page is not comprehensive. Just as an example...They only have one show listed in 1990 and all the other sites have them playing 3 that year.
  • I would not count Unplugged. TV taping. Non-concert appearance.

    But ... AWESOME. :)
  • BS44325
    BS44325 Posts: 6,124

    I would not count Unplugged. TV taping. Non-concert appearance.

    But ... AWESOME. :)

    On awesome we can agree but c'mon...that was a show!
  • I emailed 10c. Will post here if they respond. Hope they do, as PJ history is one of the most important things in the history of America and it'd be great to know where things stand in their eyes.
  • BS44325
    BS44325 Posts: 6,124

    I emailed 10c. Will post here if they respond. Hope they do, as PJ history is one of the most important things in the history of America and it'd be great to know where things stand in their eyes.

    Excellent. 1000 is coming. It would be cool to know when.
  • SVRDhand13
    SVRDhand13 Posts: 26,998

    Private band/charity shows are definitely shows.

    I'm a PJ/rock historian in my spare time. :) TV appearances are NOT shows/concerts. End of discussion.

    Anyone arguing otherwise never played in a band, booked concerts or understands the rock concert world.

    If you do a 30-show tour and made a TV appearance (1, 5 songs -- doesn't matter), you played 30 CONCERTS. Not 31.

    I'm gonna email 10c and see if they have a number. Maybe Demetrios can, too, since they seem to respond to him. :)

    Fun discussion and good for PJ history. Nice to actually talk about music and not bitch about something like merch or tickets.

    30 concerts. 31 performances. 31 shows.
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