As I've said earlier: If they had a show in 2013, they'll have a show this time around. It just might be a pain in the ass again.
2013 Wrigley was a weird-ass show. Of course there was the extreme heat and sunshine during the day. I remember being in my seat at the time listed on the ticket JUST IN CASE the show started at the time. I think they ended up coming on an hour after the ticket said. #1 - Had they come on when the ticket said, they could've probably played a full main set before leaving the stage before the storm (easily an additional 10-12 songs... they played 7 before leaving stage). #2 - I felt like they left wayyyyy prematurely (after first 7 songs). I don't know what kind of discussions were taking place, or who was ultimately in charge of the final decisions, but I felt like they left when the weather was still really, really good. There was more than enough time to get off the field, get people to safe spots, etc. And yes, I know they want to error on the side of caution, but you could see by looking at the skies that nothing was going to happen right away. #3 - It's been 3 years, but I seem to remember it taking forever for them to get back on stage as well. We still got 30+ songs that night, so it's not like we were cheated. But the 2.5 hour delay just made it feel like a discombobulated show.
Long story short, it would have been interesting to be a fly on the wall to see what discussions were being had and with whom? I know safety is a HUGE deal to Pearl Jam... understandably so. But it felt like at least 30 minutes were wasted on either side of the delay when they could've been rocking under completely safe conditions. But who knows, if they would've gotten 17 - 20 songs in before the rains came, maybe the powerful decision-makers would've said that was good enough to call it a show? Fans would've been outraged. Just a wacky, weird day.
I'm going to hope Tom Fucking Skilling is right. By evening/night, some partial clearing on Saturday!!
From my understanding (I wasn't there), the big problem that night was lightning. I don't know how it works in Chicago, but where I live (Texas) if you're at, say, an outdoor sporting event and there's a lightning strike anywhere within like a 10-mile radius, everything is shut down for at least an hour. If there's another strike within that radius, the clock re-sets.
I've been at high school football games where there's not a cloud in the sky over the stadium, but because there was a lightning strike recorded nearby, everyone has to clear off the field for at least an hour.
My point is: It could have been completely out of the band's hands back in '13.
My larger point: I think Pearl Jam proved that night that they'll do whatever it takes to get the show in. Which is why I'm not worried about Saturday, particularly.
But there was a little bit of press for that and some really upset neighbors. If it happens again, the show is simply off this time.
Eh. I think they'll figure it out if it comes to that.
Honest question: Has any Wrigley show ever been just flat cancelled by weather?
everybody wants the most they can possibly get
for the least they could possibly do
They cant play Sunday. Baseball fields require the grass to rest for 24 hours. They need to remove all seats after the show .That's why it's sat/mon and boston was fri/sun
didnt jason aldean play 2 nights after pj in 2013? so 3 nights in a row?
Simple solution to avoid this in the future - Play United Center
But the whole point of playing Wrigley is to play Wrigley.
Were they set up this way this year (Sat then Mon) so that if there was a problem on Sat, it would be rescheduled to Sunday? I am only going to night 1 so if it gets moved I'm screwed. I'm considering using SW points to buy a new return ticket just in case it gets moved... I mean weather forecasts have 80-90% chance of rain and thunderstorms Saturday. And if I were gonna buy a new return ticket for Monday and take the day off work to try to make a rescheduled Sunday show then I might as well bump it to Tuesday and attempt to find a ticket for Monday's show too (not to mention 2 more nights hotel). My wife will kill me if it plays out like that!
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As I've said earlier: If they had a show in 2013, they'll have a show this time around. It just might be a pain in the ass again.
2013 Wrigley was a weird-ass show. Of course there was the extreme heat and sunshine during the day. I remember being in my seat at the time listed on the ticket JUST IN CASE the show started at the time. I think they ended up coming on an hour after the ticket said. #1 - Had they come on when the ticket said, they could've probably played a full main set before leaving the stage before the storm (easily an additional 10-12 songs... they played 7 before leaving stage). #2 - I felt like they left wayyyyy prematurely (after first 7 songs). I don't know what kind of discussions were taking place, or who was ultimately in charge of the final decisions, but I felt like they left when the weather was still really, really good. There was more than enough time to get off the field, get people to safe spots, etc. And yes, I know they want to error on the side of caution, but you could see by looking at the skies that nothing was going to happen right away. #3 - It's been 3 years, but I seem to remember it taking forever for them to get back on stage as well. We still got 30+ songs that night, so it's not like we were cheated. But the 2.5 hour delay just made it feel like a discombobulated show.
Long story short, it would have been interesting to be a fly on the wall to see what discussions were being had and with whom? I know safety is a HUGE deal to Pearl Jam... understandably so. But it felt like at least 30 minutes were wasted on either side of the delay when they could've been rocking under completely safe conditions. But who knows, if they would've gotten 17 - 20 songs in before the rains came, maybe the powerful decision-makers would've said that was good enough to call it a show? Fans would've been outraged. Just a wacky, weird day.
I'm going to hope Tom Fucking Skilling is right. By evening/night, some partial clearing on Saturday!!
From my understanding (I wasn't there), the big problem that night was lightning. I don't know how it works in Chicago, but where I live (Texas) if you're at, say, an outdoor sporting event and there's a lightning strike anywhere within like a 10-mile radius, everything is shut down for at least an hour. If there's another strike within that radius, the clock re-sets.
I've been at high school football games where there's not a cloud in the sky over the stadium, but because there was a lightning strike recorded nearby, everyone has to clear off the field for at least an hour.
My point is: It could have been completely out of the band's hands back in '13.
My larger point: I think Pearl Jam proved that night that they'll do whatever it takes to get the show in. Which is why I'm not worried about Saturday, particularly.
But there was a little bit of press for that and some really upset neighbors. If it happens again, the show is simply off this time.
Eh. I think they'll figure it out if it comes to that.
Honest question: Has any Wrigley show ever been just flat cancelled by weather?
while i hope youre right, i wouldnt be so sure.
2013 they had to pull MAJOR strings because it was a one off special occasion. all other concerts, and there were a few big ones in chicago- pitchfork, phish, jay z, etc, the all got cancelled. pj and co. pulled huge clout that evening to get us all a good chunk more of music. since they have a show on monday, and they figure that a good portion of people are going to both shows, they will have less of a leg to stand on if theres lightning late in the evening to get the mega extended curfew..
lets hope its just a bad, early forecast.. a lot can happen in the next 3-4 days
They cant play Sunday. Baseball fields require the grass to rest for 24 hours. They need to remove all seats after the show .That's why it's sat/mon and boston was fri/sun
Not true. Jason Aldean played the next night in 2013, which is another reason they couldn't just delay it by a day and had to make it THE SHOW MUST GO ON that night.
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From my understanding (I wasn't there), the big problem that night was lightning. I don't know how it works in Chicago, but where I live (Texas) if you're at, say, an outdoor sporting event and there's a lightning strike anywhere within like a 10-mile radius, everything is shut down for at least an hour. If there's another strike within that radius, the clock re-sets.
I've been at high school football games where there's not a cloud in the sky over the stadium, but because there was a lightning strike recorded nearby, everyone has to clear off the field for at least an hour.
My point is: It could have been completely out of the band's hands back in '13.
My larger point: I think Pearl Jam proved that night that they'll do whatever it takes to get the show in. Which is why I'm not worried about Saturday, particularly.
Yeah, wouldn't be surprised with this. I'm sure threatening conditions were probably close enough to do what they did. I was just giving my perceptions as a greedy fan who wanted as much PJ as possible that night. You can't blame the band or other decision-makers for taking extreme caution.
I felt like they came back on and played midnight to 2pm... not the 11:30 that Cubu mentioned. It just felt like coming back on stage and getting the music cranked up took forever. Eddie talked, introduced Ernie Banks, let Ernie talk, did the mediocre Cubs song, "All the Way" (hey, I'm a Cubs fan, but I was ready to get the show moving at this point)... I just kept feeling like, "Christ, let's get it going!" Again, 30+ songs, keeping 40,000 people safe... the band and people involved did everything they could, I have no doubt. But I remember Eddie getting interviewed in the Cubs broadcast booth a year or so ago... you could tell that the way the night unfolded still bothered him a little bit.
They reopened the field at 11:30, but it was still quite a while before they hit the stage. It was almost midnight when they got to All The Way and they played till just after 2. It did feel like it took forever. And I remember thinking the energy in the entire place was very, very different from before the nearly 3 hour break. Not negative, just you could feel it was less energy than at 8:30. I remember that broadcast booth interview too. They were sort of laughing about it but you could tell he was bugged.
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As I've said earlier: If they had a show in 2013, they'll have a show this time around. It just might be a pain in the ass again.
2013 Wrigley was a weird-ass show. Of course there was the extreme heat and sunshine during the day. I remember being in my seat at the time listed on the ticket JUST IN CASE the show started at the time. I think they ended up coming on an hour after the ticket said. #1 - Had they come on when the ticket said, they could've probably played a full main set before leaving the stage before the storm (easily an additional 10-12 songs... they played 7 before leaving stage). #2 - I felt like they left wayyyyy prematurely (after first 7 songs). I don't know what kind of discussions were taking place, or who was ultimately in charge of the final decisions, but I felt like they left when the weather was still really, really good. There was more than enough time to get off the field, get people to safe spots, etc. And yes, I know they want to error on the side of caution, but you could see by looking at the skies that nothing was going to happen right away. #3 - It's been 3 years, but I seem to remember it taking forever for them to get back on stage as well. We still got 30+ songs that night, so it's not like we were cheated. But the 2.5 hour delay just made it feel like a discombobulated show.
Long story short, it would have been interesting to be a fly on the wall to see what discussions were being had and with whom? I know safety is a HUGE deal to Pearl Jam... understandably so. But it felt like at least 30 minutes were wasted on either side of the delay when they could've been rocking under completely safe conditions. But who knows, if they would've gotten 17 - 20 songs in before the rains came, maybe the powerful decision-makers would've said that was good enough to call it a show? Fans would've been outraged. Just a wacky, weird day.
I'm going to hope Tom Fucking Skilling is right. By evening/night, some partial clearing on Saturday!!
From my understanding (I wasn't there), the big problem that night was lightning. I don't know how it works in Chicago, but where I live (Texas) if you're at, say, an outdoor sporting event and there's a lightning strike anywhere within like a 10-mile radius, everything is shut down for at least an hour. If there's another strike within that radius, the clock re-sets.
I've been at high school football games where there's not a cloud in the sky over the stadium, but because there was a lightning strike recorded nearby, everyone has to clear off the field for at least an hour.
My point is: It could have been completely out of the band's hands back in '13.
My larger point: I think Pearl Jam proved that night that they'll do whatever it takes to get the show in. Which is why I'm not worried about Saturday, particularly.
But there was a little bit of press for that and some really upset neighbors. If it happens again, the show is simply off this time.
Eh. I think they'll figure it out if it comes to that.
Honest question: Has any Wrigley show ever been just flat cancelled by weather?
while i hope youre right, i wouldnt be so sure.
2013 they had to pull MAJOR strings because it was a one off special occasion. all other concerts, and there were a few big ones in chicago- pitchfork, phish, jay z, etc, the all got cancelled. pj and co. pulled huge clout that evening to get us all a good chunk more of music. since they have a show on monday, and they figure that a good portion of people are going to both shows, they will have less of a leg to stand on if theres lightning late in the evening to get the mega extended curfew..
lets hope its just a bad, early forecast.. a lot can happen in the next 3-4 days
I guess what I'm saying is, I'll be shocked if the answer come Saturday is "show is cancelled, let's refund everyone's money."
everybody wants the most they can possibly get
for the least they could possibly do
As I've said earlier: If they had a show in 2013, they'll have a show this time around. It just might be a pain in the ass again.
2013 Wrigley was a weird-ass show. Of course there was the extreme heat and sunshine during the day. I remember being in my seat at the time listed on the ticket JUST IN CASE the show started at the time. I think they ended up coming on an hour after the ticket said. #1 - Had they come on when the ticket said, they could've probably played a full main set before leaving the stage before the storm (easily an additional 10-12 songs... they played 7 before leaving stage). #2 - I felt like they left wayyyyy prematurely (after first 7 songs). I don't know what kind of discussions were taking place, or who was ultimately in charge of the final decisions, but I felt like they left when the weather was still really, really good. There was more than enough time to get off the field, get people to safe spots, etc. And yes, I know they want to error on the side of caution, but you could see by looking at the skies that nothing was going to happen right away. #3 - It's been 3 years, but I seem to remember it taking forever for them to get back on stage as well. We still got 30+ songs that night, so it's not like we were cheated. But the 2.5 hour delay just made it feel like a discombobulated show.
Long story short, it would have been interesting to be a fly on the wall to see what discussions were being had and with whom? I know safety is a HUGE deal to Pearl Jam... understandably so. But it felt like at least 30 minutes were wasted on either side of the delay when they could've been rocking under completely safe conditions. But who knows, if they would've gotten 17 - 20 songs in before the rains came, maybe the powerful decision-makers would've said that was good enough to call it a show? Fans would've been outraged. Just a wacky, weird day.
I'm going to hope Tom Fucking Skilling is right. By evening/night, some partial clearing on Saturday!!
From my understanding (I wasn't there), the big problem that night was lightning. I don't know how it works in Chicago, but where I live (Texas) if you're at, say, an outdoor sporting event and there's a lightning strike anywhere within like a 10-mile radius, everything is shut down for at least an hour. If there's another strike within that radius, the clock re-sets.
I've been at high school football games where there's not a cloud in the sky over the stadium, but because there was a lightning strike recorded nearby, everyone has to clear off the field for at least an hour.
My point is: It could have been completely out of the band's hands back in '13.
My larger point: I think Pearl Jam proved that night that they'll do whatever it takes to get the show in. Which is why I'm not worried about Saturday, particularly.
But there was a little bit of press for that and some really upset neighbors. If it happens again, the show is simply off this time.
Eh. I think they'll figure it out if it comes to that.
Honest question: Has any Wrigley show ever been just flat cancelled by weather?
while i hope youre right, i wouldnt be so sure.
2013 they had to pull MAJOR strings because it was a one off special occasion. all other concerts, and there were a few big ones in chicago- pitchfork, phish, jay z, etc, the all got cancelled. pj and co. pulled huge clout that evening to get us all a good chunk more of music. since they have a show on monday, and they figure that a good portion of people are going to both shows, they will have less of a leg to stand on if theres lightning late in the evening to get the mega extended curfew..
lets hope its just a bad, early forecast.. a lot can happen in the next 3-4 days
I guess what I'm saying is, I'll be shocked if the answer come Saturday is "show is cancelled, let's refund everyone's money."
Won't get cancelled. Let's all just relax. This is THE Wrigley Field after all! What can possibly go wrong?!?
As I've said earlier: If they had a show in 2013, they'll have a show this time around. It just might be a pain in the ass again.
2013 Wrigley was a weird-ass show. Of course there was the extreme heat and sunshine during the day. I remember being in my seat at the time listed on the ticket JUST IN CASE the show started at the time. I think they ended up coming on an hour after the ticket said. #1 - Had they come on when the ticket said, they could've probably played a full main set before leaving the stage before the storm (easily an additional 10-12 songs... they played 7 before leaving stage). #2 - I felt like they left wayyyyy prematurely (after first 7 songs). I don't know what kind of discussions were taking place, or who was ultimately in charge of the final decisions, but I felt like they left when the weather was still really, really good. There was more than enough time to get off the field, get people to safe spots, etc. And yes, I know they want to error on the side of caution, but you could see by looking at the skies that nothing was going to happen right away. #3 - It's been 3 years, but I seem to remember it taking forever for them to get back on stage as well. We still got 30+ songs that night, so it's not like we were cheated. But the 2.5 hour delay just made it feel like a discombobulated show.
Long story short, it would have been interesting to be a fly on the wall to see what discussions were being had and with whom? I know safety is a HUGE deal to Pearl Jam... understandably so. But it felt like at least 30 minutes were wasted on either side of the delay when they could've been rocking under completely safe conditions. But who knows, if they would've gotten 17 - 20 songs in before the rains came, maybe the powerful decision-makers would've said that was good enough to call it a show? Fans would've been outraged. Just a wacky, weird day.
I'm going to hope Tom Fucking Skilling is right. By evening/night, some partial clearing on Saturday!!
From my understanding (I wasn't there), the big problem that night was lightning. I don't know how it works in Chicago, but where I live (Texas) if you're at, say, an outdoor sporting event and there's a lightning strike anywhere within like a 10-mile radius, everything is shut down for at least an hour. If there's another strike within that radius, the clock re-sets.
I've been at high school football games where there's not a cloud in the sky over the stadium, but because there was a lightning strike recorded nearby, everyone has to clear off the field for at least an hour.
My point is: It could have been completely out of the band's hands back in '13.
My larger point: I think Pearl Jam proved that night that they'll do whatever it takes to get the show in. Which is why I'm not worried about Saturday, particularly.
But there was a little bit of press for that and some really upset neighbors. If it happens again, the show is simply off this time.
Eh. I think they'll figure it out if it comes to that.
Honest question: Has any Wrigley show ever been just flat cancelled by weather?
while i hope youre right, i wouldnt be so sure.
2013 they had to pull MAJOR strings because it was a one off special occasion. all other concerts, and there were a few big ones in chicago- pitchfork, phish, jay z, etc, the all got cancelled. pj and co. pulled huge clout that evening to get us all a good chunk more of music. since they have a show on monday, and they figure that a good portion of people are going to both shows, they will have less of a leg to stand on if theres lightning late in the evening to get the mega extended curfew..
lets hope its just a bad, early forecast.. a lot can happen in the next 3-4 days
I guess what I'm saying is, I'll be shocked if the answer come Saturday is "show is cancelled, let's refund everyone's money."
Won't get cancelled. Let's all just relax. This is THE Wrigley Field after all! What can possibly go wrong?!?
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Getting worried now. My weather app says 90% rain and thunderstorms Saturday evening.
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The last weather thing I saw has the highest percentage of rain (92 percent) at 7 p.m. on Saturday (motherfucker!) ... but chances plummet to 32% around 8:30. Which would work if it played out that way, yes?
Of course, it's insane to think the predictions could be that precise four days in advance.
everybody wants the most they can possibly get
for the least they could possibly do
Getting worried now. My weather app says 90% rain and thunderstorms Saturday evening.
WeatherBug says 40% at night. We'll be fine! Open with Wash...all will be well....
Fingers crossed!
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2013 they had to pull MAJOR strings because it was a one off special occasion. all other concerts, and there were a few big ones in chicago- pitchfork, phish, jay z, etc, the all got cancelled. pj and co. pulled huge clout that evening to get us all a good chunk more of music. since they have a show on monday, and they figure that a good portion of people are going to both shows, they will have less of a leg to stand on if theres lightning late in the evening to get the mega extended curfew..
lets hope its just a bad, early forecast.. a lot can happen in the next 3-4 days
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2016-Lexington, Wrigley 1, Wrigley 2
2018-Wrigley 1, Wrigley 2
Outside Lands Festival - Aug 28, 2009
Key Arena - Sep 21, 2009
Viejas Arena - Oct 09, 2009
Shoreline Amphitheater - Oct 23, 2010
Shoreline Amphitheater - Oct 24, 2010
Oracle Arena Nov 26, 2013
Shoreline Amphitheater - Oct 26, 2014
Parque Simon Bolivar - Bogota, Colombia - Nov 25, 2015 - MY HOMETOWN!!!
Madison Square Garden - May 01, 2016
Madison Square Garden - May 02, 2016
Wrigley Field - Aug 20, 2016
Wrigley Field - Aug 22, 2016 - MY B-DAY!!!
6/19/95 Red Rocks
9/11/98 MSG
11/19/12 EV solo Tulsa
7/19/13 Wrigley 10/19/13 Brooklyn 2 10/21/13 Philly 1 10/22/13 Philly 2 10/25/13 Hartford
10/08/14 Tulsa 10/09/14 Lincoln
9/26/15 New York City
4/16/16 Greenville 4/28/16 Philly 1 4/29/16 Philly 2 5/1/16 MSG 1 5/2/16 MSG 2 8/7/16 Fenway 2 8/20/16 Wrigley 1
4/7/17 RRHOF New York City
9/02/18 Fenway 1 9/04/2018 Fenway 2
9/18/21 Asbury Park
9/11/22 New York City
9/14/22 Camden
Of course, it's insane to think the predictions could be that precise four days in advance.
for the least they could possibly do
2003-Chicago, East Troy
2006-Chicago, Cleveland
2009-Chicago
2011-PJ20 1, PJ20 2
2013-Wrigley
2014-Moline, Milwaukee
2016-Lexington, Wrigley 1, Wrigley 2
2018-Wrigley 1, Wrigley 2
2003-Chicago, East Troy
2006-Chicago, Cleveland
2009-Chicago
2011-PJ20 1, PJ20 2
2013-Wrigley
2014-Moline, Milwaukee
2016-Lexington, Wrigley 1, Wrigley 2
2018-Wrigley 1, Wrigley 2
"Ya got yer rubbers?"
6/19/95 Red Rocks
9/11/98 MSG
11/19/12 EV solo Tulsa
7/19/13 Wrigley 10/19/13 Brooklyn 2 10/21/13 Philly 1 10/22/13 Philly 2 10/25/13 Hartford
10/08/14 Tulsa 10/09/14 Lincoln
9/26/15 New York City
4/16/16 Greenville 4/28/16 Philly 1 4/29/16 Philly 2 5/1/16 MSG 1 5/2/16 MSG 2 8/7/16 Fenway 2 8/20/16 Wrigley 1
4/7/17 RRHOF New York City
9/02/18 Fenway 1 9/04/2018 Fenway 2
9/18/21 Asbury Park
9/11/22 New York City
9/14/22 Camden