I don't care what venue they play as long as it's not a Festival ... shorter sets, a sea of sloppy teenagers on molly, terrible sightlines and sound ... no thanks
I must be the only person who loves festivals. Sitting or standing where you want, most venues allow you to come and go, still getting 30 or more songs from them, seeing how many people don’t really know PJ when they hear something totally off the wall that only diehards know and PJ always throws these into the set list at festivals probably for that very reason. Enough room to dance or being able to get closer than normal. Having them open with Oceans on the beach at DeLuna Fest in Pensacola, Gleason at Voodoo, the good the bad and the ugly walk on music at Midtown Music... and all the other bands like Eminem, Foo Fighters, Drake. Festivals aren’t for everyone but remember PJ 20 was a festival and I never hear anything bad about it. It may be how you approach them.
Deluna and Voodoo in back-to-back years were just I wanted out of a PJ set at a festival. I'm partial to Voodoo, though, because 1) Steve Gleason and 2) it's the only time I'll have been able to ride my bicycle to a Pearl Jam show.
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Carolinas were getting some rumors. Charlotte or Raleigh. Charlotte more centrally located bigger draw from surrounding areas.
Not a big fan of spectrum center concerts. I will still go if PJ decides on it though. Layout isn’t the most convenient and the sound isn’t that great imo.
The only way I would go to a Charlotte show is if Raleigh, the state of Virginia, and DC were all left off an itinerary.
I lived in Raleigh during the '16 tour. It still feels right that they should plan to go back and make good on their promise.
I'd only ever seen PJ in VA. My favorite times to see the band is on album Tours. Due to the noise/political climate at the time, my gut was telling me "Raleigh isn't going to happen, go to Hampton or Columbia." My bass player, who hadn't yet seen PJ ,lives in G'boro and didn't want to make the drive on a Tuesday.
When cancellation came it felt like a gut punch. It was too late to switch over to Hampton and I didn't even try to go to Columbia because I thought there'd be a scramble and a weird vibe. Listening to the bootlegs, it sounds like both Hampton and Columbia were tense vibe-wise. Looking back on that Tour, I really should've just went to visit family outside of Lexington and caught that show instead, lol.
To be completely honest, I'm still a little pissed at that bass player and will NEVER try to catch another show with him again. I got us tickets to Rush's last tour and he didn't even offer to pay me back. Lesson learned. I'll won't even try to go to a PJ show with anybody other than my wife or ignore my gut again.
I really hope there's a Charlotte/Raleigh date in the Fall because both venues are much closer to me than anything in VA now. But if Charlottesville or Hampton gets dates, they'll be my first picks. I'd love to visit family and make it to either St. Louis or Nashville. I'd really love to make the trek to Baltimore. It's doable. I doubt I'll have much of a shot in the Public On Sale tomorrow, but I'm gonna try.
My Fall plans are to hit 2 shows. Ideally, I'd be able to hit 1 in VA and 1 in NC. Seems like the 10C's numbers are really high nowadays, it seems like it may be tough trying to see even 1 show this year. I just wish there were a few more dates, it would be a little easier to score tickets.
EDIT: Technically, I'm a new member again. I let my membership lapse a couple of years back. Seniority and my 10 Club # doesn't really matter to me. I've been a fan and have followed the band since Unplugged back in 1992. I love the band and their music and want to hear the new album live. Merch is also pretty irrelevant to me. I do love the 2020 T-shirt, though.
I really hope the second leg later this year brings you a few decent shots at seeing them. I happened to be pre-gaming the Hampton show when news officially broke about the Raleigh cancellation for the next evening. It was definitely tense with mixed feelings on my part. What you're hearing/feeling in the Hampton recording certainly felt real to me while at the show.
BUT they were SO. GOOD. that night in Hampton. I've been to PJ20, MSG, Wrigley, Fenway, and seen them in some huge crowds at festivals and NOLA '95, Ft. Lauderdale '96, but--gotta say--I'm always onboard for the opportunity to see them in mid-size venues. Hoping for that type of vibe in the Baltimore show this spring. 15k and under is a glorious size for a PJ show!
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I would think that they'd start with some other cities out West this time and maybe go across the Northern hemisphere. Kicking off in Seattle, Vancouver, Portland, Chicago, Detroit etc., then finishing the leg somewhere like Boston, Philly, NY or DC/Charlottesville?
I'm not even expecting anything below Charlottesville until maybe next year to be honest. They could hit a couple of places like Charlotte (if we're lucky) or Atlanta. They hit a lot of the Southern cities in 2016. That's why I'm making sure I see them on this leg.
+1 for Charlottesville. I lived in Raleigh (and had GA tickets) in '16, so to get a neighborhood show on this tour would be most welcome.
Charlottesville was my favorite show in the last decade. It was absolutely perfect. Weather, set, great venue. I've seen about 15 shows at JPJ and I've loved them all. Come back!
definitely a classy venue. Seen some hoops games and a concert at the arena since moving here last year. At the concert, a staffer was surveying guests and asking who JPJ should try and schedule for future concerts. I was more than happy to give my preferred choice to the guy with the clipboard.
I always hit the DMB winter shows. I love them, always a good Christmas gig. C'ville is my favorite city in the state.
The 3 fenway PJ shows have all been a ton of fun, great vibes and a hell of a lot easier and less stress getting tickets.
Agree. Like others though I am excited for some arenas. I don’t think we hate ballpark, it’s just been all that’s offered lately.
Oh I am not mad at all about seeing them in Baltimore in an arena, especially a smaller arena, it's gonna be awesome. Sad I couldn't get MSG tickets but I'll live.
I’m most likely gonna be trying to trade my extra MSG for someone’s Baltimore extra when I find out where my seats are at
I mean I could kick my buddy and or wife to the side and trade my extra ticket, lol. My stuff would probably be out on the lawn when I got home tho.
same
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I don't care what venue they play as long as it's not a Festival ... shorter sets, a sea of sloppy teenagers on molly, terrible sightlines and sound ... no thanks
I must be the only person who loves festivals. Sitting or standing where you want, most venues allow you to come and go, still getting 30 or more songs from them, seeing how many people don’t really know PJ when they hear something totally off the wall that only diehards know and PJ always throws these into the set list at festivals probably for that very reason. Enough room to dance or being able to get closer than normal. Having them open with Oceans on the beach at DeLuna Fest in Pensacola, Gleason at Voodoo, the good the bad and the ugly walk on music at Midtown Music... and all the other bands like Eminem, Foo Fighters, Drake. Festivals aren’t for everyone but remember PJ 20 was a festival and I never hear anything bad about it. It may be how you approach them.
Setlist for festival shows are usually less fun as they are more greatest hits. That’s the drawback. Everything else I agree with.
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I don't care what venue they play as long as it's not a Festival ... shorter sets, a sea of sloppy teenagers on molly, terrible sightlines and sound ... no thanks
I must be the only person who loves festivals. Sitting or standing where you want, most venues allow you to come and go, still getting 30 or more songs from them, seeing how many people don’t really know PJ when they hear something totally off the wall that only diehards know and PJ always throws these into the set list at festivals probably for that very reason. Enough room to dance or being able to get closer than normal. Having them open with Oceans on the beach at DeLuna Fest in Pensacola, Gleason at Voodoo, the good the bad and the ugly walk on music at Midtown Music... and all the other bands like Eminem, Foo Fighters, Drake. Festivals aren’t for everyone but remember PJ 20 was a festival and I never hear anything bad about it. It may be how you approach them.
That's the problem, you don't get 30 or more songs. It's always a shorter set. I still enjoy festivals, but I'd definitely prefer an arena show. You can't compare PJ20 since that was their festival, they were in complete control.
I have a preference for sheds & arenas. I like smaller stadiums. The sound gets jacked the bigger a place is.
Fenway sound in 2018 was phenomenal. Tampa’s arena has terrible sound. Is shed the same as an amphitheater that has reserved and lawn seats? Gutted I have no idea what sheds means.
I have a preference for sheds & arenas. I like smaller stadiums. The sound gets jacked the bigger a place is.
Fenway sound in 2018 was phenomenal. Tampa’s arena has terrible sound. Is shed the same as an amphitheater that has reserved and lawn seats? Gutted I have no idea what sheds means.
I have a preference for sheds & arenas. I like smaller stadiums. The sound gets jacked the bigger a place is.
Fenway sound in 2018 was phenomenal. Tampa’s arena has terrible sound. Is shed the same as an amphitheater that has reserved and lawn seats? Gutted I have no idea what sheds means.
lol, Yes, a shed is the same thing as an amphitheater. And now I'm gutted to learn that I've inadvertently spelling amphitheater wrong all these years. Time is a flat circle, huh?
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He's sitting back in his recliner, with one Greek goddess feeding him grapes, a 2nd massaging his feet and a 3rd pouring him a beer, laughing at the rest of us all the while.
I have a preference for sheds & arenas. I like smaller stadiums. The sound gets jacked the bigger a place is.
Fenway sound in 2018 was phenomenal. Tampa’s arena has terrible sound. Is shed the same as an amphitheater that has reserved and lawn seats? Gutted I have no idea what sheds means.
Agreed. I didn't make the Tampa show, but I used to live in Tampa and the forum has poor acoustics. I did the Ft Lauderdale show in 16 and was really disappointed coming out. But then when I got the boot, it sounded so much better. Certain venues have it, and others don't. Makes a big difference on the experience, unless you're right up front.
I don't care what venue they play as long as it's not a Festival ... shorter sets, a sea of sloppy teenagers on molly, terrible sightlines and sound ... no thanks
I must be the only person who loves festivals. Sitting or standing where you want, most venues allow you to come and go, still getting 30 or more songs from them, seeing how many people don’t really know PJ when they hear something totally off the wall that only diehards know and PJ always throws these into the set list at festivals probably for that very reason. Enough room to dance or being able to get closer than normal. Having them open with Oceans on the beach at DeLuna Fest in Pensacola, Gleason at Voodoo, the good the bad and the ugly walk on music at Midtown Music... and all the other bands like Eminem, Foo Fighters, Drake. Festivals aren’t for everyone but remember PJ 20 was a festival and I never hear anything bad about it. It may be how you approach them.
That's the problem, you don't get 30 or more songs. It's always a shorter set. I still enjoy festivals, but I'd definitely prefer an arena show. You can't compare PJ20 since that was their festival, they were in complete control.
I’m going to politely & partially disagree....check out the DeLuna Fest lineup- 27 songs, many of them unknown to lots of festival attendees. They do play hits but I’ve heard Evenflow at every concert. But you’re right PJ 20 was their festival so I won’t count it anymore! Don’t discount it if a festival is near you. I promise you they play lots of stuff not known to regulars. They know we follow them.
I don't care what venue they play as long as it's not a Festival ... shorter sets, a sea of sloppy teenagers on molly, terrible sightlines and sound ... no thanks
I must be the only person who loves festivals. Sitting or standing where you want, most venues allow you to come and go, still getting 30 or more songs from them, seeing how many people don’t really know PJ when they hear something totally off the wall that only diehards know and PJ always throws these into the set list at festivals probably for that very reason. Enough room to dance or being able to get closer than normal. Having them open with Oceans on the beach at DeLuna Fest in Pensacola, Gleason at Voodoo, the good the bad and the ugly walk on music at Midtown Music... and all the other bands like Eminem, Foo Fighters, Drake. Festivals aren’t for everyone but remember PJ 20 was a festival and I never hear anything bad about it. It may be how you approach them.
That's the problem, you don't get 30 or more songs. It's always a shorter set. I still enjoy festivals, but I'd definitely prefer an arena show. You can't compare PJ20 since that was their festival, they were in complete control.
I’m going to politely & partially disagree....check out the DeLuna Fest lineup- 27 songs, many of them unknown to lots of festival attendees. They do play hits but I’ve heard Evenflow at every concert. But you’re right PJ 20 was their festival so I won’t count it anymore! Don’t discount it if a festival is near you. I promise you they play lots of stuff not known to regulars. They know we follow them.
I don't care what venue they play as long as it's not a Festival ... shorter sets, a sea of sloppy teenagers on molly, terrible sightlines and sound ... no thanks
I must be the only person who loves festivals. Sitting or standing where you want, most venues allow you to come and go, still getting 30 or more songs from them, seeing how many people don’t really know PJ when they hear something totally off the wall that only diehards know and PJ always throws these into the set list at festivals probably for that very reason. Enough room to dance or being able to get closer than normal. Having them open with Oceans on the beach at DeLuna Fest in Pensacola, Gleason at Voodoo, the good the bad and the ugly walk on music at Midtown Music... and all the other bands like Eminem, Foo Fighters, Drake. Festivals aren’t for everyone but remember PJ 20 was a festival and I never hear anything bad about it. It may be how you approach them.
That's the problem, you don't get 30 or more songs. It's always a shorter set. I still enjoy festivals, but I'd definitely prefer an arena show. You can't compare PJ20 since that was their festival, they were in complete control.
I’m going to politely & partially disagree....check out the DeLuna Fest lineup- 27 songs, many of them unknown to lots of festival attendees. They do play hits but I’ve heard Evenflow at every concert. But you’re right PJ 20 was their festival so I won’t count it anymore! Don’t discount it if a festival is near you. I promise you they play lots of stuff not known to regulars. They know we follow them.
I don't care what venue they play as long as it's not a Festival ... shorter sets, a sea of sloppy teenagers on molly, terrible sightlines and sound ... no thanks
I must be the only person who loves festivals. Sitting or standing where you want, most venues allow you to come and go, still getting 30 or more songs from them, seeing how many people don’t really know PJ when they hear something totally off the wall that only diehards know and PJ always throws these into the set list at festivals probably for that very reason. Enough room to dance or being able to get closer than normal. Having them open with Oceans on the beach at DeLuna Fest in Pensacola, Gleason at Voodoo, the good the bad and the ugly walk on music at Midtown Music... and all the other bands like Eminem, Foo Fighters, Drake. Festivals aren’t for everyone but remember PJ 20 was a festival and I never hear anything bad about it. It may be how you approach them.
That's the problem, you don't get 30 or more songs. It's always a shorter set. I still enjoy festivals, but I'd definitely prefer an arena show. You can't compare PJ20 since that was their festival, they were in complete control.
I’m going to politely & partially disagree....check out the DeLuna Fest lineup- 27 songs, many of them unknown to lots of festival attendees. They do play hits but I’ve heard Evenflow at every concert. But you’re right PJ 20 was their festival so I won’t count it anymore! Don’t discount it if a festival is near you. I promise you they play lots of stuff not known to regulars. They know we follow them.
I was at DeLuna Fest. "Of the Earth" and "Parachutes"! Wow. Great set. Too short (aren't they all?), but great!
I don't care what venue they play as long as it's not a Festival ... shorter sets, a sea of sloppy teenagers on molly, terrible sightlines and sound ... no thanks
I must be the only person who loves festivals. Sitting or standing where you want, most venues allow you to come and go, still getting 30 or more songs from them, seeing how many people don’t really know PJ when they hear something totally off the wall that only diehards know and PJ always throws these into the set list at festivals probably for that very reason. Enough room to dance or being able to get closer than normal. Having them open with Oceans on the beach at DeLuna Fest in Pensacola, Gleason at Voodoo, the good the bad and the ugly walk on music at Midtown Music... and all the other bands like Eminem, Foo Fighters, Drake. Festivals aren’t for everyone but remember PJ 20 was a festival and I never hear anything bad about it. It may be how you approach them.
That's the problem, you don't get 30 or more songs. It's always a shorter set. I still enjoy festivals, but I'd definitely prefer an arena show. You can't compare PJ20 since that was their festival, they were in complete control.
I’m going to politely & partially disagree....check out the DeLuna Fest lineup- 27 songs, many of them unknown to lots of festival attendees. They do play hits but I’ve heard Evenflow at every concert. But you’re right PJ 20 was their festival so I won’t count it anymore! Don’t discount it if a festival is near you. I promise you they play lots of stuff not known to regulars. They know we follow them.
I don't care what venue they play as long as it's not a Festival ... shorter sets, a sea of sloppy teenagers on molly, terrible sightlines and sound ... no thanks
I must be the only person who loves festivals. Sitting or standing where you want, most venues allow you to come and go, still getting 30 or more songs from them, seeing how many people don’t really know PJ when they hear something totally off the wall that only diehards know and PJ always throws these into the set list at festivals probably for that very reason. Enough room to dance or being able to get closer than normal. Having them open with Oceans on the beach at DeLuna Fest in Pensacola, Gleason at Voodoo, the good the bad and the ugly walk on music at Midtown Music... and all the other bands like Eminem, Foo Fighters, Drake. Festivals aren’t for everyone but remember PJ 20 was a festival and I never hear anything bad about it. It may be how you approach them.
That's the problem, you don't get 30 or more songs. It's always a shorter set. I still enjoy festivals, but I'd definitely prefer an arena show. You can't compare PJ20 since that was their festival, they were in complete control.
I’m going to politely & partially disagree....check out the DeLuna Fest lineup- 27 songs, many of them unknown to lots of festival attendees. They do play hits but I’ve heard Evenflow at every concert. But you’re right PJ 20 was their festival so I won’t count it anymore! Don’t discount it if a festival is near you. I promise you they play lots of stuff not known to regulars. They know we follow them.
I was at DeLuna Fest. "Of the Earth" and "Parachutes"! Wow. Great set. Too short (aren't they all?), but great!
DeLuna was fantastic, it’s probably 2nd behind Seattle 2 in ‘18 for me. There’s something magical that happens when they play on the beach. That whole festival was great. I’m guessing it was an unorganized mess though because that was the last year. At Voodoo, also great with Gleason introducing the band & writing the set, the Security guys wanted a picture with my husband in his DeLuna shirt & were joking about it. We still haven’t figured that out. 🤷🏻♀️But I’m assuming it had to do with the PJ VIP mess there.
I don't care what venue they play as long as it's not a Festival ... shorter sets, a sea of sloppy teenagers on molly, terrible sightlines and sound ... no thanks
I must be the only person who loves festivals. Sitting or standing where you want, most venues allow you to come and go, still getting 30 or more songs from them, seeing how many people don’t really know PJ when they hear something totally off the wall that only diehards know and PJ always throws these into the set list at festivals probably for that very reason. Enough room to dance or being able to get closer than normal. Having them open with Oceans on the beach at DeLuna Fest in Pensacola, Gleason at Voodoo, the good the bad and the ugly walk on music at Midtown Music... and all the other bands like Eminem, Foo Fighters, Drake. Festivals aren’t for everyone but remember PJ 20 was a festival and I never hear anything bad about it. It may be how you approach them.
That's the problem, you don't get 30 or more songs. It's always a shorter set. I still enjoy festivals, but I'd definitely prefer an arena show. You can't compare PJ20 since that was their festival, they were in complete control.
I’m going to politely & partially disagree....check out the DeLuna Fest lineup- 27 songs, many of them unknown to lots of festival attendees. They do play hits but I’ve heard Evenflow at every concert. But you’re right PJ 20 was their festival so I won’t count it anymore! Don’t discount it if a festival is near you. I promise you they play lots of stuff not known to regulars. They know we follow them.
I don't care what venue they play as long as it's not a Festival ... shorter sets, a sea of sloppy teenagers on molly, terrible sightlines and sound ... no thanks
I must be the only person who loves festivals. Sitting or standing where you want, most venues allow you to come and go, still getting 30 or more songs from them, seeing how many people don’t really know PJ when they hear something totally off the wall that only diehards know and PJ always throws these into the set list at festivals probably for that very reason. Enough room to dance or being able to get closer than normal. Having them open with Oceans on the beach at DeLuna Fest in Pensacola, Gleason at Voodoo, the good the bad and the ugly walk on music at Midtown Music... and all the other bands like Eminem, Foo Fighters, Drake. Festivals aren’t for everyone but remember PJ 20 was a festival and I never hear anything bad about it. It may be how you approach them.
That's the problem, you don't get 30 or more songs. It's always a shorter set. I still enjoy festivals, but I'd definitely prefer an arena show. You can't compare PJ20 since that was their festival, they were in complete control.
I’m going to politely & partially disagree....check out the DeLuna Fest lineup- 27 songs, many of them unknown to lots of festival attendees. They do play hits but I’ve heard Evenflow at every concert. But you’re right PJ 20 was their festival so I won’t count it anymore! Don’t discount it if a festival is near you. I promise you they play lots of stuff not known to regulars. They know we follow them.
I was at DeLuna Fest. "Of the Earth" and "Parachutes"! Wow. Great set. Too short (aren't they all?), but great!
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If they play chicago.. what are the options. If you play united centre you have the same ticket shortage issue as NY. It's either Wrigley or Soldier field to create enough tickets. It's hard to play an arena, when you can easily sell out two stadium shows....
You know, there are two baseball teams in Chicago.
As a Sox fan I'd love to see PJ at New Comiskey, but I'm not holding my breath.
I'm fine going back to Wrigley Field, but would prefer something different this time around. The United Center is a solid venue, but there could be issues with ticket availability. There's Soldier Field, but I don't think that's a great concert venue. If only there were another option...
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Ditto
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I think the only real rumours we have are a couple of drops on Houston and Columbus/Cleveland from people that know people that work at the venues. Wrigley got a mention by some DJ's but I really do not feel like ballpark shows are happening this year.
And thank the fuck god no ballpark shows
I'd be fine with them. Let everyone and their brother go to them...it means more ticket availability for other shows.
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BUT they were SO. GOOD. that night in Hampton. I've been to PJ20, MSG, Wrigley, Fenway, and seen them in some huge crowds at festivals and NOLA '95, Ft. Lauderdale '96, but--gotta say--I'm always onboard for the opportunity to see them in mid-size venues. Hoping for that type of vibe in the Baltimore show this spring. 15k and under is a glorious size for a PJ show!
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Don’t discount it if a festival is near you. I promise you they play lots of stuff not known to regulars. They know we follow them.
At Voodoo, also great with Gleason introducing the band & writing the set, the Security guys wanted a picture with my husband in his DeLuna shirt & were joking about it. We still haven’t figured that out. 🤷🏻♀️But I’m assuming it had to do with the PJ VIP mess there.
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I'd be fine with them. Let everyone and their brother go to them...it means more ticket availability for other shows.
There was that rumor a while ago that Columbus OR Cleveland could happen...but not both.