2018 Tour Rumour Thread

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  • nalyd61
    nalyd61 Boston Posts: 734
    jmug23 said:

    I think we all got excited about a big tour this year with all of the talk of three continents.  But I think reality is setting in with a "bigger" leg in Europe, and then three shows in SA and a few ballpark shows in the US.   Nothing different than any other post 2006 year other than 2017 with no shows.

    2013 was pretty big though for PJ, so perhaps a new album in 2019 will usher in a "full" US tour.


    I’d be pretty bummed if that’s all it was. I’m really hoping for a west coast arena tour. Did both chicago and Boston last year and I’m ready to get back to the arenas. 
    Yeah.   I think of these shows I would only consider Wrigley and if I can’t get GA I would pass.
    crazy talk.  lol
  • JM144705
    JM144705 Philadelphia Posts: 452
    Man I just keep hoping that the Boston dates are wrong. Labor day weekend would be a mess and it'l be hard as hell for me to get off of work.  
  • Does anyone have a seating chart for Wrigley 2016? Or was there a thread showing where folks sat with Reserved 10c tix if they had a low 10c number? Searched but I couldnt find one. thanks
  • bootlegger10
    bootlegger10 Posts: 16,254
    nalyd61 said:
    jmug23 said:

    I think we all got excited about a big tour this year with all of the talk of three continents.  But I think reality is setting in with a "bigger" leg in Europe, and then three shows in SA and a few ballpark shows in the US.   Nothing different than any other post 2006 year other than 2017 with no shows.

    2013 was pretty big though for PJ, so perhaps a new album in 2019 will usher in a "full" US tour.


    I’d be pretty bummed if that’s all it was. I’m really hoping for a west coast arena tour. Did both chicago and Boston last year and I’m ready to get back to the arenas. 
    Yeah.   I think of these shows I would only consider Wrigley and if I can’t get GA I would pass.
    crazy talk.  lol

    I've turned into one of those people that I used to make fun of.   I'll have seen PJ 3 times in Europe this year, so I won't be in the mindset of "it doesn't matter where, just being in the building". 
  • chiefnjk
    chiefnjk Posts: 305
    If it's ballpark shows (and maybe a festival or benefit in Montana) only in the U.S. in 2018, then by the time 2019 rolls around, it will basically be 3 years between US arena shows (last ones being in spring 2016).
  • my2hands
    my2hands Posts: 17,117
    edited January 2018
    3 cities... 6 shows... 240,000 tix sold... 1,000,000 posters sold lol....

    1 show at Safeco will sell the same amount of tix as 3 shows @ Key Arena 

    Get used to it my American friends
    Post edited by my2hands on
  • bbiggs
    bbiggs Posts: 6,964
    ^ Bummer if you’re right (I think you are).  I wonder why they don’t use the same philosophy in Europe with soccer stadiums as venues. Too much capacity to fill?  Acoustics?  Both? 
  • i_lov_it
    i_lov_it Perth, Western Australia Posts: 4,007
    I hope they announce a North American Tour soon...Flights are way more Cheaper booked in advance haha
  • bootlegger10
    bootlegger10 Posts: 16,254
    bbiggs said:
    ^ Bummer if you’re right (I think you are).  I wonder why they don’t use the same philosophy in Europe with soccer stadiums as venues. Too much capacity to fill?  Acoustics?  Both? 
    They used the soccer stadiums in Italy in 2014 and now in 2018.  Not sure why just Italy.
  • CopperTom
    CopperTom Posts: 3,149
    bbiggs said:
    ^ Bummer if you’re right (I think you are).  I wonder why they don’t use the same philosophy in Europe with soccer stadiums as venues. Too much capacity to fill?  Acoustics?  Both? 
    They used the soccer stadiums in Italy in 2014 and now in 2018.  Not sure why just Italy.
    Friends Arena in Stockholm was an indoor soccer stadium.
  • bootlegger10
    bootlegger10 Posts: 16,254
    CopperTom said:
    bbiggs said:
    ^ Bummer if you’re right (I think you are).  I wonder why they don’t use the same philosophy in Europe with soccer stadiums as venues. Too much capacity to fill?  Acoustics?  Both? 
    They used the soccer stadiums in Italy in 2014 and now in 2018.  Not sure why just Italy.
    Friends Arena in Stockholm was an indoor soccer stadium.

    True.  So was Oslo.  They only sold probably 50% of Oslo's stadium. 
  • mr bungle
    mr bungle Posts: 1,423
    Does anyone have a seating chart for Wrigley 2016? Or was there a thread showing where folks sat with Reserved 10c tix if they had a low 10c number? Searched but I couldnt find one. thanks
    Facing the stage, I was to the right of the mixing board maybe 5 or 6 rows behind the walkway. 10club number 144###.  I thought the seats were great.  Hope that helps a little
  • CopperTom
    CopperTom Posts: 3,149
    CopperTom said:
    bbiggs said:
    ^ Bummer if you’re right (I think you are).  I wonder why they don’t use the same philosophy in Europe with soccer stadiums as venues. Too much capacity to fill?  Acoustics?  Both? 
    They used the soccer stadiums in Italy in 2014 and now in 2018.  Not sure why just Italy.
    Friends Arena in Stockholm was an indoor soccer stadium.

    True.  So was Oslo.  They only sold probably 50% of Oslo's stadium. 
    Same for Stockholm.
  • jmug23
    jmug23 Posts: 778
    7 shows 8/8 and 8/10 Seattle. Boston and Chicago. Forget where the other one is.  Us and Canada Tour in 2019 also. Not sure about anywhere else
    Is this info from an inside source? Thanks for the heads up, even if it is depressing, haha
  • mr bungle said:
    Does anyone have a seating chart for Wrigley 2016? Or was there a thread showing where folks sat with Reserved 10c tix if they had a low 10c number? Searched but I couldnt find one. thanks
    Facing the stage, I was to the right of the mixing board maybe 5 or 6 rows behind the walkway. 10club number 144###.  I thought the seats were great.  Hope that helps a little
    That’s great, thanks!
  • Zod
    Zod Posts: 10,889
    7 shows 8/8 and 8/10 Seattle. Boston and Chicago. Forget where the other one is.  Us and Canada Tour in 2019 also. Not sure about anywhere else
    kind of weird they'd do a show on a Wednesday?   According to the mariners schedule there's no games in Seattle from the 6th to 16th?  You'd think they do Friday/Sunday or Saturday/Monday or something?
  • Zod said:
    7 shows 8/8 and 8/10 Seattle. Boston and Chicago. Forget where the other one is.  Us and Canada Tour in 2019 also. Not sure about anywhere else
    kind of weird they'd do a show on a Wednesday?   According to the mariners schedule there's no games in Seattle from the 6th to 16th?  You'd think they do Friday/Sunday or Saturday/Monday or something?
    I’m just given the info. 
  • ZeldaZonk
    ZeldaZonk Seattle Posts: 614
    Zod said:
    7 shows 8/8 and 8/10 Seattle. Boston and Chicago. Forget where the other one is.  Us and Canada Tour in 2019 also. Not sure about anywhere else
    kind of weird they'd do a show on a Wednesday?   According to the mariners schedule there's no games in Seattle from the 6th to 16th?  You'd think they do Friday/Sunday or Saturday/Monday or something?
    I’m just given the info. 


    Thanks for the scoop! 
    Forever feeling the sting of Raleigh 2016
  • my2hands
    my2hands Posts: 17,117
    edited January 2018
    The Wed/Fri @ Safeco makes perfect sense if they are headlining the Outside Lands Festival that Sunday 8/12 (speculation)

    We are playing chess here folks, not checkers :)
    Post edited by my2hands on
  • ZeldaZonk
    ZeldaZonk Seattle Posts: 614
    my2hands said:
    The Wed/Fri @ Safeco makes perfect sense if they are headlining the Outside Lands Festival that Sunday 8/12 (speculation)

    We are playing chess here folks, not checkers :)
    LOL  =)
    Forever feeling the sting of Raleigh 2016