First Time MSG
This year's show at MSG will be my first Pearl Jam concert (and my first concert in a long time). I am so excited to see the band and be with everyone who will be there. I can't wait for March.
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https://www.msg.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/11/DMB-MSG_General-Admission-Rules_Partial-GA.pdf?cmp=eml_181128+MSG+MSGE+Dave+Matthews+Band+PSH&subscriber_id=218221544
Looks like the December Phish shows were a little different, but very similar to the current DMB policy (random number pick): https://www.msg.com/phish-2019-general-admission-policy?imcp=phish_edp
All that to say, expect a formal MSG process and not just ticketholders managing the lineup themselves.
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Pearl Jam fans have always policed their lines, and will continue to do so, no matter what the specific venue policy is. If you think you are showing up at 8 day of show for a wristband, and leaving the line until the afternoon, you will be watching from many people deep from the rail.
Letting fans police is often a poor thing. Lots of selfish aholes out there. Hope none of the stuff flies, here.
But I've been to numerous here, specifically PJ. Trust me, there will be people at every single venue who will keep the line in check. Again, venues often have policies in place stating you can't line up before a certain time. The PJ line will already be formed well in advance of that time, count on it.
Getting rail to a PJ show nowadays means you are waiting a minimum of 24 hours in line, often more. Some of the 2020 midwest leg shows may be a tad different, but the commitment of people is insane since about the 2013 tour. Fewer shows has meant much stronger demand, and much longer waits in the GA lines.