2020 United States & Canada Tour Rumors

dobyblue

Shame those Canada dates aren't after May, that means hockey rink shows with less than stellar acoustics. Love the amphitheatre gigs in Toronto, even when it's windy and pissing down as long as you're in the 100s~300s the sound is great and you stay dry. Will try for Hammer tix for sure.

brenny55

Zero hints/ ideas where the Sirius show? I would assume NYC, Phili, or LA but tour routing suggests East Coast.

100 Pacer

dobyblue said:

Shame those Canada dates aren't after May, that means hockey rink shows with less than stellar acoustics. Love the amphitheatre gigs in Toronto, even when it's windy and pissing down as long as you're in the 100s~300s the sound is great and you stay dry. Will try for Hammer tix for sure.

The amphitheater is horrible. 

BeerBaron

ed243421 said:

The dalE said:

NewfieintheUSA said:

Possible St Louis dates are 4-3, 4-4, 4-5 (assuming Nashville is correct on 4-2)

Possible OKC dates are 4-4, 4-5, 4-6, 4-8, 4-9
Possible Denver dates are 4-6, 4-8, 4-9, 4-10

I would imagine Denver has to be 4/6 or 4/9. I would think the Pepsi Center needs to keep 4/8 and 4/10 open in case the Avs have home-ice advantage in the first round of the playoffs.

Don’t think that’s how the playoffs works, might need some hockey help here

if the Avs get seed 1-4 they get 2 home games to start the series 

but game 1’s for round 1 of the upcoming playoffs are played over 2 days, not one

meaning they could get games on the 8th & 10th, or the 9th & 11th


the 6th makes more sense

That's not how the playoffs work.  There are not specific days for specific games.  They will figure out the schedule once the season ends and if the Avs can't host a home game on 4/18 or 4/10 because PJ is booked for a concert, they will likely play their first game on 4/9.  

darwinstheory

Some of you are persistent and diligent mofos! Thanks for your research! It allows me to continue to be my lazy self.

jefft

100 Pacer said:

dobyblue said:

Shame those Canada dates aren't after May, that means hockey rink shows with less than stellar acoustics. Love the amphitheatre gigs in Toronto, even when it's windy and pissing down as long as you're in the 100s~300s the sound is great and you stay dry. Will try for Hammer tix for sure.

The amphitheater is horrible. Your kidding right?

jdizzle8291

darwinstheory said:

Some of you are persistent and diligent mofos! Thanks for your research! It allows me to continue to be my lazy self.

What else are we supposed to do at work?

NWOntario

100 Pacer said:

dobyblue said:

Shame those Canada dates aren't after May, that means hockey rink shows with less than stellar acoustics. Love the amphitheatre gigs in Toronto, even when it's windy and pissing down as long as you're in the 100s~300s the sound is great and you stay dry. Will try for Hammer tix for sure.

The amphitheater is horrible. 

The venue itself is bad; getting there and (especially) getting out ruin the experience. And it's improved dramatically in recent years.

Lerxst1992

footsteps86 said:

Kinda amusing that PJ will be dictating the NHL playoff schedule for both the Avs and Coyotes. Both will most likely earn home ice so the NHL will be forced to schedule their Games 1 and 2 for 4/8 and 4/10 since it looks like PJ will be taking over their arenas on 4/9 and 4/11.

Arenas keep a hold for a few nights a week for playoffs, not specific dates, since home ice advantage can change the last day of the season, which moves dates around. Playoffs can also occur on consecutive nights.

Arenas want paying customers 7 nights a week if possible.

bbiggs

That 4/11 Phoenix date hurts. Too bad it wasn’t a day earlier. 

NWOntario

BeerBaron said:

ed243421 said:

The dalE said:

NewfieintheUSA said:

Possible St Louis dates are 4-3, 4-4, 4-5 (assuming Nashville is correct on 4-2)

Possible OKC dates are 4-4, 4-5, 4-6, 4-8, 4-9
Possible Denver dates are 4-6, 4-8, 4-9, 4-10

I would imagine Denver has to be 4/6 or 4/9. I would think the Pepsi Center needs to keep 4/8 and 4/10 open in case the Avs have home-ice advantage in the first round of the playoffs.

Don’t think that’s how the playoffs works, might need some hockey help here

if the Avs get seed 1-4 they get 2 home games to start the series 

but game 1’s for round 1 of the upcoming playoffs are played over 2 days, not one

meaning they could get games on the 8th & 10th, or the 9th & 11th


the 6th makes more sense

That's not how the playoffs work.  There are not specific days for specific games.  They will figure out the schedule once the season ends and if the Avs can't host a home game on 4/18 or 4/10 because PJ is booked for a concert, they will likely play their first game on 4/9.  

That said, the Raptors' playoff schedule wreaked havoc with both Pearl Jam and the Who in 2016 and with the Who again in 2019. As soon as the Raptors made the conference finals the NBA block-booked Scotiabank Arena for the duration of the NBA Finals in the event the Raptors made it - so the Who and at least a few other shows had to be moved.

Lerxst1992

jdizzle8291 said:

darwinstheory said:

Some of you are persistent and diligent mofos! Thanks for your research! It allows me to continue to be my lazy self.

What else are we supposed to do at work?

Do you have that excel file ready for me yet?

darwinstheory

bbiggs said:

That 4/11 Phoenix date hurts. Too bad it wasn’t a day earlier. 

Fuck it, you're rich! Go for it!!!

ed243421

Lerxst1992 said:

footsteps86 said:

Kinda amusing that PJ will be dictating the NHL playoff schedule for both the Avs and Coyotes. Both will most likely earn home ice so the NHL will be forced to schedule their Games 1 and 2 for 4/8 and 4/10 since it looks like PJ will be taking over their arenas on 4/9 and 4/11.

Arenas keep a hold for a few nights a week for playoffs, not specific dates, since home ice advantage can change the last day of the season, which moves dates around. Playoffs can also occur on consecutive nights.

Arenas want paying customers 7 nights a week if possible.

No consecutive games in playoffs

demetrios

NewfieintheUSA said:

Updated:

Toronto 3-18
Ottawa 3-20
Quebec City 3-22
Hamilton 3-24
Sirius show 3-26
Baltimore 3-28
NYC 3-30
Nashville 4-2
St. Louis 4-4
OKC 4-6
Denver 4-9
Phoenix/Glendale 4-11
San Diego 4-13
LA 4-15 and 16
Oakland 4-18 & 4-19

gotthebottle

Got in car and PJ on radio.... sign? 

JimmyV

Two nights in Oakland still looks weird.

PJNB

demetrios said:

NewfieintheUSA said:

Updated:

Toronto 3-18
Ottawa 3-20
Quebec City 3-22
Hamilton 3-24
Sirius show 3-26
Baltimore 3-28
NYC 3-30
Nashville 4-2
St. Louis 4-4
OKC 4-6
Denver 4-9
Phoenix/Glendale 4-11
San Diego 4-13
LA 4-15 and 16
Oakland 4-18 & 4-19

Lerxst1992

ed243421 said:

Lerxst1992 said:

footsteps86 said:

Kinda amusing that PJ will be dictating the NHL playoff schedule for both the Avs and Coyotes. Both will most likely earn home ice so the NHL will be forced to schedule their Games 1 and 2 for 4/8 and 4/10 since it looks like PJ will be taking over their arenas on 4/9 and 4/11.

Arenas keep a hold for a few nights a week for playoffs, not specific dates, since home ice advantage can change the last day of the season, which moves dates around. Playoffs can also occur on consecutive nights.

Arenas want paying customers 7 nights a week if possible.

No consecutive games in playoffs

It can happen if needed

"The Montreal Canadiens and Tampa Bay Lightning finish the first back-to-back set of these Stanley Cup playoffs Thursday night at Amalie Arena. It's the result of a previous scheduling conflict with a motorcycle stunt show that made the NHL jump through hoops to set up games on consecutive nights."

CopperTom

JimmyV said:

Two nights in Oakland still looks weird.

I don't think that's accurate.  Only city getting multiple shows is LA.  At least that's what I thought.