NHL Seattle Storm. PJ are the mascots. Hockey is Canadian. Canadian is great beer. They tour Canada to learn trade secrets of being a hockey mascot while getting hammered...at my place😉
I remember when, yeah. I swore I knew everything, oh yeah.
I am a little surprised the music industry hasn't collapsed or something. PJ is the only band I'd ever pay $100 to see. My wife wants to see terrible shows like Pink and I look at tickets prices and gag. How does Pink fill up an arena at $200 a ticket? I still catch some of my old favorites like Better Than Ezra and Weezer because they are still in the $40 range (about $65 after fees though).
I really dont think $130 to go see Pearl Jam is off or that bad of a value. Putting aside the quality and energy and length that make it superior to other musical acts, $130 is less than going out to a mediocre dinner for two. I think the last time I went to a movie it was $23 a ticket, so for two people to go a borderline fast food restaurant and see a movie is $130. I remember spending $30 on a ticket for a major arena acts in the 90's too(and a movie was like 7.50), but its not just concerts, everything is super expensive now. When you compare what your other options are, it sucks but I'd rahter put those $130 towards seeing PJ over most other options.
I really dont think $130 to go see Pearl Jam is off or that bad of a value. Putting aside the quality and energy and length that make it superior to other musical acts, $130 is less than going out to a mediocre dinner for two. I think the last time I went to a movie it was $23 a ticket, so for two people to go a borderline fast food restaurant and see a movie is $130. I remember spending $30 on a ticket for a major arena acts in the 90's too(and a movie was like 7.50), but its not just concerts, everything is super expensive now. When you compare what your other options are, it sucks but I'd rahter put those $130 towards seeing PJ over most other options.
Plus none of these guys (or girls) are making as much on album sales like they did in the 1990's. Touring (and merch) is where the $$$$ is at!
I really dont think $130 to go see Pearl Jam is off or that bad of a value. Putting aside the quality and energy and length that make it superior to other musical acts, $130 is less than going out to a mediocre dinner for two. I think the last time I went to a movie it was $23 a ticket, so for two people to go a borderline fast food restaurant and see a movie is $130. I remember spending $30 on a ticket for a major arena acts in the 90's too(and a movie was like 7.50), but its not just concerts, everything is super expensive now. When you compare what your other options are, it sucks but I'd rahter put those $130 towards seeing PJ over most other options.
$130 is less than a mediocre dinner for two? Where the hell are you going out to eat??!!
I really dont think $130 to go see Pearl Jam is off or that bad of a value. Putting aside the quality and energy and length that make it superior to other musical acts, $130 is less than going out to a mediocre dinner for two. I think the last time I went to a movie it was $23 a ticket, so for two people to go a borderline fast food restaurant and see a movie is $130. I remember spending $30 on a ticket for a major arena acts in the 90's too(and a movie was like 7.50), but its not just concerts, everything is super expensive now. When you compare what your other options are, it sucks but I'd rahter put those $130 towards seeing PJ over most other options.
$130 is less than a mediocre dinner for two? Where the hell are you going out to eat??!!
most people don't go see a band multiple times on a tour. So to pay $99 face for one show is the norm now in the arena/ stadium concert biz. just like going to see a broadway play or sporting event. no different.
Touring/ merch is where bands make their money now. record sales sucks and streaming doesn't pay the artists enough.
it could be WAYYY worst. go look at the Stones prices for football stadiums. shitty uppers go as high at $210 a tix BEFORE fees!
be happy these guys have kept the prices where they have cause they could make it way more and get it for how they have been touring the states
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The argument I see people making is that $130 isn't "bad considering" this, that, how long they play, & what other bands do in comparison. That's not the point. $130 is too much for a concert ticket. And while I am glad that Pearl Jam hasn't followed the trends of other bands charging $200-400 a seat and have managed to kept prices low (comparatively), overall it's still too high for any artist. I love going to concerts. I can't afford to see but 1 or 2 a year anymore.
I really dont think $130 to go see Pearl Jam is off or that bad of a value. Putting aside the quality and energy and length that make it superior to other musical acts, $130 is less than going out to a mediocre dinner for two. I think the last time I went to a movie it was $23 a ticket, so for two people to go a borderline fast food restaurant and see a movie is $130. I remember spending $30 on a ticket for a major arena acts in the 90's too(and a movie was like 7.50), but its not just concerts, everything is super expensive now. When you compare what your other options are, it sucks but I'd rahter put those $130 towards seeing PJ over most other options.
I have never spent close to $23 for a movie ticket. That also puts your math at about $80 for borderline fast food? Is your last name Duggar? Do you have 19 kids you're feeding and said restaurant? Because if it is just my wife and I, for $80 we eat pretty well. You're not doing something right if you drop $80 and all you get is borderline fast food.
The argument I see people making is that $130 isn't "bad considering" this, that, how long they play, & what other bands do in comparison. That's not the point. $130 is too much for a concert ticket. And while I am glad that Pearl Jam hasn't followed the trends of other bands charging $200-400 a seat and have managed to kept prices low (comparatively), overall it's still too high for any artist. I love going to concerts. I can't afford to see but 1 or 2 a year anymore.
but it's not due to the cost of putting on a show these days in an arena or stadium
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Thought the same! Nothing like waiting in line with people making friends with them and then have them try and trample over you to get closer to Eddie!
Still think nothing is brewing here for a tour from these hints.
I really dont think $130 to go see Pearl Jam is off or that bad of a value. Putting aside the quality and energy and length that make it superior to other musical acts, $130 is less than going out to a mediocre dinner for two. I think the last time I went to a movie it was $23 a ticket, so for two people to go a borderline fast food restaurant and see a movie is $130. I remember spending $30 on a ticket for a major arena acts in the 90's too(and a movie was like 7.50), but its not just concerts, everything is super expensive now. When you compare what your other options are, it sucks but I'd rahter put those $130 towards seeing PJ over most other options.
I have never spent close to $23 for a movie ticket. That also puts your math at about $80 for borderline fast food? Is your last name Duggar? Do you have 19 kids you're feeding and said restaurant? Because if it is just my wife and I, for $80 we eat pretty well. You're not doing something right if you drop $80 and all you get is borderline fast food.
Imax in NJ like $22
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I am a little surprised the music industry hasn't collapsed or something. PJ is the only band I'd ever pay $100 to see. My wife wants to see terrible shows like Pink and I look at tickets prices and gag. How does Pink fill up an arena at $200 a ticket? I still catch some of my old favorites like Better Than Ezra and Weezer because they are still in the $40 range (about $65 after fees though).
Better than Ezra . . . so good. totally underrated. One of fave college bands. Couldn't quite break through
I am a little surprised the music industry hasn't collapsed or something. PJ is the only band I'd ever pay $100 to see. My wife wants to see terrible shows like Pink and I look at tickets prices and gag. How does Pink fill up an arena at $200 a ticket? I still catch some of my old favorites like Better Than Ezra and Weezer because they are still in the $40 range (about $65 after fees though).
Friggin' Hootie and the Blowfish are going for $130 + fees for tickets in the GA/front of amphitheater sections. I'll Hold my own Hand at that price.
I am a little surprised the music industry hasn't collapsed or something. PJ is the only band I'd ever pay $100 to see. My wife wants to see terrible shows like Pink and I look at tickets prices and gag. How does Pink fill up an arena at $200 a ticket? I still catch some of my old favorites like Better Than Ezra and Weezer because they are still in the $40 range (about $65 after fees though).
Friggin' Hootie and the Blowfish are going for $130 + fees for tickets in the GA/front of amphitheater sections. I'll Hold my own Hand at that price.
Agreed. I was looking at Hootie tickets too but passed when I saw the prices. I'll gladly wait and put that $$ towards PJ instead
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I really dont think $130 to go see Pearl Jam is off or that bad of a value. Putting aside the quality and energy and length that make it superior to other musical acts, $130 is less than going out to a mediocre dinner for two. I think the last time I went to a movie it was $23 a ticket, so for two people to go a borderline fast food restaurant and see a movie is $130. I remember spending $30 on a ticket for a major arena acts in the 90's too(and a movie was like 7.50), but its not just concerts, everything is super expensive now. When you compare what your other options are, it sucks but I'd rahter put those $130 towards seeing PJ over most other options.
$130 is less than a mediocre dinner for two? Where the hell are you going out to eat??!!
Yeah that s a lot of money!
That borderline fast food joint must serve good beer.
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(Raleigh 2016)
Columbia 2016
I still catch some of my old favorites like Better Than Ezra and Weezer because they are still in the $40 range (about $65 after fees though).
'06: Irving Plaza, East Rutherford 1 & 2 '07: Lolla '08: Camden 2, MSG2, Beacon
'09 :Philly 1 & 2 '10: Buffalo, Newark, MSG1, MSG2
'11: PJ20 1 & 2 '12: Missoula '13: Wrigley, BK2, Philly 1 & 2, Hartford
'14: Ams 1 & 2, Cincy, St Louis, Detroit, Moline '15: Central Park
'16 Philly 1 & 2, MSG 1 & 2, Toronto 1 & 2, Fenway 1, Wrigley 1
'17 Brooklyn hall of fame ‘18 Fenway 1 '21 Jersey Shore '22 MSG '24: MSG1, MSG2
The market is insane...if I sold my posters, I could put in a pool.
Each night a different random album?
Touring/ merch is where bands make their money now. record sales sucks and streaming doesn't pay the artists enough.
it could be WAYYY worst. go look at the Stones prices for football stadiums. shitty uppers go as high at $210 a tix BEFORE fees!
be happy these guys have kept the prices where they have cause they could make it way more and get it for how they have been touring the states
Wetlands 91
CBGB 91
Roseland 91
and many, many more
Is your last name Duggar? Do you have 19 kids you're feeding and said restaurant? Because if it is just my wife and I, for $80 we eat pretty well.
You're not doing something right if you drop $80 and all you get is borderline fast food.
Wetlands 91
CBGB 91
Roseland 91
and many, many more
Something is cooking here, folks!!!
Those people are running. Shame on them. Ha.
Still think nothing is brewing here for a tour from these hints.
Wetlands 91
CBGB 91
Roseland 91
and many, many more
Still think we need album news before touring news. Looks like we are getting nothing for the first half of 2019 and the second half maybe the same.
Better than Ezra . . . so good. totally underrated. One of fave college bands. Couldn't quite break through
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