Excitement Level For Possible 2020 U.S. Stadium “Tour?”

Weston1283

Excited - I’m there, but been there, done that.

I am expecting Stadium shows with a few smaller ones sprinkled in

i would still be excited and attend.  I definitely prefer arena shows but have accepted that arenas are the way of the future 

PSUS2H

Just have them play Friday and Sunday night of Ohana and I'll be happy. (Saturday would still be EV solo) 

Weston1283

Excited - I’m there, but been there, done that.

RP112579 said:

Play shows. Anywhere. Just play shows.

This^

jimjam1982

Excited - I’m there, but been there, done that.

I'll see them anywhere if it's in the budget

CantKeepmedown

Excited - I’m there, but been there, done that.

I wouldn't say no.  Any Pearl Jam is better than no Pearl Jam.  That being said, I'd much prefer an arena tour ala 2010 then 2 more shows at Fenway.  Which is crazy, because I used to dream about that before it became reality. Having seen it 4 times, I'm kinda over it.

In the end, as long as they are playing shows, I'll find my way to a couple of them.    

F Me In The Brain

Excited - I’m there, but been there, done that.

double....

F Me In The Brain

Excited - I’m there, but been there, done that.

Very excited to see them play, always!

disilluzion

Not excited at all - Highly unlikely I attend.

Been there and done that many times. I love Chicago, but it's not cheap to visit. And Seattle is one of the most expensive places to visit. Or live, for that matter. A guy at the Nordstrom coffee shop was telling me last summer that their minimum wage is over $15/hr, which is about double of that here in the Midwest. I can't even imagine, as I worked for $4/hr back in high school. The locals that I talked to blame Amazon, and I just lost my train of thought. But anyway, I'll drive to Winnipeg or something so my passport doesn't go to waste, but done with Chicago and Seattle for a few years. There are other cities that I'd like to visit. I'd go to Iceland or Greenland if they played there though. Wow, that was a long rant, huh?

JBob87

Not excited at all - Highly unlikely I attend.

Stadiums are just not good for music. I would rather spend money seeing other bands where I can actually hear and see properly.

Would plan a vacation around a PJ arena tour though. 

bbiggs

Excited - I’m there, but been there, done that.

The shows are always fun, but if it’s the same cities at the same ballparks, it’s beginning to feel like Groundhog Day. I’m hoping the formula gets switched up and I’d love for some long overdue parts of the country to get some shows. 

lexicondevil

Excited - I’m there, but been there, done that.

Fenway was fun, but don't need to do that again. I'd attend a stadium show in Norcal, but would prefer an arena like Oracle in Oakland or an arena in Sacramento. Both have good airports close by.

bbiggs

Excited - I’m there, but been there, done that.

Given current poll data, 45% of voters are 50/50 at best to attend another run of stadium shows. I realize this is a small sample size, but it also represents some of the band’s most devoted fans. Maybe PJ should take notice and do some arenas in 2020. If PJ were to announce a proper arena tour, including many of the long overdue N.A. cities, I think I’d need to add a new voting category of “I’m so excited I just pissed myself.”  It would probably get >90% of the votes! 

tempo_n_groove

Not excited at all - Highly unlikely I attend.

bbiggs said:

Given current poll data, 45% of voters are 50/50 at best to attend another run of stadium shows. I realize this is a small sample size, but it also represents some of the band’s most devoted fans. Maybe PJ should take notice and do some arenas in 2020. If PJ were to announce a proper arena tour, including many of the long overdue N.A. cities, I think I’d need to add a new voting category of “I’m so excited I just pissed myself.”  It would probably get >90% of the votes! 

They will still sell out so they won't care.  I think that these past few years the stadium shows were a premonition to things to come?

bbiggs

Excited - I’m there, but been there, done that.

tempo_n_groove said:

bbiggs said:

Given current poll data, 45% of voters are 50/50 at best to attend another run of stadium shows. I realize this is a small sample size, but it also represents some of the band’s most devoted fans. Maybe PJ should take notice and do some arenas in 2020. If PJ were to announce a proper arena tour, including many of the long overdue N.A. cities, I think I’d need to add a new voting category of “I’m so excited I just pissed myself.”  It would probably get >90% of the votes! 

They will still sell out so they won't care.  I think that these past few years the stadium shows were a premonition to things to come?

Will they though? How many times can they continue to sell out Wrigley and Fenway if the formula remains identical? Honest question. I don’t know the answer. 

disilluzion

Not excited at all - Highly unlikely I attend.

Honestly, Wrigley last year in the rain was epic. If that's my last show, then I'm happy for that one to be it. I don't think a show at a hockey arena is going to top that.

AmishGuy91

bbiggs said:

tempo_n_groove said:

bbiggs said:

Given current poll data, 45% of voters are 50/50 at best to attend another run of stadium shows. I realize this is a small sample size, but it also represents some of the band’s most devoted fans. Maybe PJ should take notice and do some arenas in 2020. If PJ were to announce a proper arena tour, including many of the long overdue N.A. cities, I think I’d need to add a new voting category of “I’m so excited I just pissed myself.”  It would probably get >90% of the votes! 

They will still sell out so they won't care.  I think that these past few years the stadium shows were a premonition to things to come?

Will they though? How many times can they continue to sell out Wrigley and Fenway if the formula remains identical? Honest question. I don’t know the answer. 

Fair question.  They may stop the stadium shows if they stop selling out.   Since that hasn't happened yet, they will keep doing them.  

cutz

mcgruff10 said:

I would do a local stadium show in philly or nyc but I wouldn’t travel to one again.  Been there done that.  

I'm right with you. ONLY way i go to another Stadium show if it's real close to me, so i can drive there and back home in a reasonable amount of time. As, i'll be home in an hour or 2 after the show is over.

bbiggs

Excited - I’m there, but been there, done that.

AmishGuy91 said:

bbiggs said:

tempo_n_groove said:

bbiggs said:

Given current poll data, 45% of voters are 50/50 at best to attend another run of stadium shows. I realize this is a small sample size, but it also represents some of the band’s most devoted fans. Maybe PJ should take notice and do some arenas in 2020. If PJ were to announce a proper arena tour, including many of the long overdue N.A. cities, I think I’d need to add a new voting category of “I’m so excited I just pissed myself.”  It would probably get >90% of the votes! 

They will still sell out so they won't care.  I think that these past few years the stadium shows were a premonition to things to come?

Will they though? How many times can they continue to sell out Wrigley and Fenway if the formula remains identical? Honest question. I don’t know the answer. 

Fair question.  They may stop the stadium shows if they stop selling out.   Since that hasn't happened yet, they will keep doing them.  

My guess is you’re right. They’ll ride this out as long as people keep showing up. 

HesCalledDyer

Indifferent (pun intended) - Might see me there.

tempo_n_groove said:

bbiggs said:

Given current poll data, 45% of voters are 50/50 at best to attend another run of stadium shows. I realize this is a small sample size, but it also represents some of the band’s most devoted fans. Maybe PJ should take notice and do some arenas in 2020. If PJ were to announce a proper arena tour, including many of the long overdue N.A. cities, I think I’d need to add a new voting category of “I’m so excited I just pissed myself.”  It would probably get >90% of the votes! 

They will still sell out so they won't care.  I think that these past few years the stadium shows were a premonition to things to come?

I don't know why everyone thinks this.  They still play arenas in every other part of the world.  The US isn't going to be any different.

chiwhitesox

Indifferent (pun intended) - Might see me there.

Would rather they play indoors. I've had enough of outdoor stadiums but would certainly drag myself to Wrigley again. Soldier Field would be cool.