Walk out music on this tour....is it the end?

2-feign-reluctance

rival9500 said:

Didn't Jeff just talk about throwing ideas around for a new album?

Jeff said a lot in that chat months back. Who knows?

ruggs1996

I find it pretty strange they're busting out so many "Greatest Hits" at the shows.

lolobugg

OH NO... THIS IS IT??
WHERE SHALL WE GO?, WHAT SHALL WE DO?

Suziemay

I work on the 34th floor. Going to pry open a window now...

CH255210

Guessing last song of the tour will be The End then.

lolobugg

Suziemay said:

I work on the 34th floor. Going to pry open a window now...

PP193448

Suziemay said:

I work on the 34th floor. Going to pry open a window now...

Dedicate Given to Fly for Suziemay...

PP193448

I blame 2-feign... It's all his fault.

EnterThanman

2-feign-reluctance said:

Just too strange they continue walking out to this. The band is secretive enough, they could just walk away from it all at the end of the tour.

Honestly, I've been thinking that since about a week after they announced the tour, even more now. Seems like they're doing all the big/special/important cities where they've had some memorable shows, then a break, then Fenway and Wrigley with two shows each. Where do they go after that?

25 years seems like a good number. And two shows at Wrigley seems like a pretty good book end.

I've also never bought into these theories before, but this tour has a different feel. Guess we'll see.

SD48277

Daron Oshay

I think everyone is overthinking things

myoung321

then a break, then Fenway and Wrigley with two shows each. Where do they go after that?





Winter - West Coast for 10 shows + - (after Cubs season)... then if things calm down in Europe.. Spring shows over there...

CapnBob

EnterThanman said:

2-feign-reluctance said:

Just too strange they continue walking out to this. The band is secretive enough, they could just walk away from it all at the end of the tour.

Honestly, I've been thinking that since about a week after they announced the tour, even more now. Seems like they're doing all the big/special/important cities where they've had some memorable shows, then a break, then Fenway and Wrigley with two shows each. Where do they go after that?

25 years seems like a good number. And two shows at Wrigley seems like a pretty good book end.

I've also never bought into these theories before, but this tour has a different feel. Guess we'll see.

I swear, I had the same thought you did when the tour announced and I saw the venues BUT I keep telling myself that it's a PJ25 Tour even though it isn't billed as that .. Plus, remember they only played 1 North American date last year - this year more than makes up for it!

njnancy

Just to clear up the farewell thing. Eddie is talking about a report that was issued recently that said due to global warming, certain areas of the country will be affected by rising water levels. So farewell to Jacksonville was goodbye to the Florida leg of the tour and a reminder about global warming. I obviously am not living in Eddie's head, so that is what it meant to me.

2-feign-reluctance

PP193448 said:

I blame 2-feign... It's all his fault.

Not sure many of you know that I am a licensed therapist - and have endured a client suicide before. Sorry for the buzz kill, suicide just isn't funny. Carry on.

teskeinc

Highly doubt it. They haven't played West Coast since 2013. Whoever said they will go out on their own terms, they have been on their own terms forever. There would be no point to officially saying "its over" etc. They only play a few shows a year as it is. Its not like they need a cash grab by announcing a "farewell tour". Its feasible to think that for the next 10 years, things will stay the same, unless someone has health related issues.

CapnBob

njnancy said:

Just to clear up the farewell thing. Eddie is talking about a report that was issued recently that said due to global warming, certain areas of the country will be affected by rising water levels. So farewell to Jacksonville was goodbye to the Florida leg of the tour and a reminder about global warming. I obviously am not living in Eddie's head, so that is what it meant to me.

understood - but still made my heart stop for a sec when he said the words "farewell tour" last night... certain things you just don't want to ever hear, in jest or not ... lol

njnancy

CapnBob said:

njnancy said:

Just to clear up the farewell thing. Eddie is talking about a report that was issued recently that said due to global warming, certain areas of the country will be affected by rising water levels. So farewell to Jacksonville was goodbye to the Florida leg of the tour and a reminder about global warming. I obviously am not living in Eddie's head, so that is what it meant to me.

understood - but still made my heart stop for a sec when he said the words "farewell tour" last night... certain things you just don't want to ever hear, in jest or not ... lol

I agree with you there!!

Daron Oshay

njnancy said:

Just to clear up the farewell thing. Eddie is talking about a report that was issued recently that said due to global warming, certain areas of the country will be affected by rising water levels. So farewell to Jacksonville was goodbye to the Florida leg of the tour and a reminder about global warming. I obviously am not living in Eddie's head, so that is what it meant to me.

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RKCNDY

teskeinc said:

Highly doubt it. They haven't played West Coast since 2013. Whoever said they will go out on their own terms, they have been on their own terms forever. There would be no point to officially saying "its over" etc. They only play a few shows a year as it is. Its not like they need a cash grab by announcing a "farewell tour". Its feasible to think that for the next 10 years, things will stay the same, unless someone has health related issues.

I don;t think they like the west coast...especially Seattle.
If they 'go out' without playing Seattle again, I wouldn't be surprised.