Sea. Hear. Now Festival 2020 Update

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LeafsJaysCubsRaptorsFan said:

Thank you for these posts!  Great things to come!!!  Let’s go!!!  Doom and gloom be gone!

mcgruff10

A fall USA /Canadian tour would be sick.  

lmckenney24

mcgruff10 said:

A fall USA /Canadian tour would be sick.  

Hell yeah it would. 

Lukeat911

I have Ohana tix but am now much more tempted to add on SHN if this is indeed the first show back. Especially with Roo confirmed for September. Maybe too optimistic, but I could use some hope these days. 

chitty

If all these other festivals are planning to proceed in late summer/fall and NFL expects full stadiums, I for one will be disappointed if PJ doesn't do the two september festivals. If those fests, which are bigger then PJ's two in terms of attendance can proceed, no reason SHN or Ohana can not.

Spunkie

mcgruff10 said:

A fall USA /Canadian tour would be sick.  

Literally.

D-Rod

mcgruff10 said:

D-Rod said:

JimmyV said:

PJNB said:

I do feel bad for someone that has not been on the forum the last couple of days to pop on and see 100 new posts and thinks something is up with the festival just to come and read all of our back and forth lol. 

Always enjoy seeing your posts, my dude. 

almost,  was offline for 24 hours and came back to 35 new posts.   BTW did I miss anything?  Was Rick Astley announced as the opener? 

@D-Rod are you also heading to this festival?

@mcgruff10 , probably not but never say never.  Really hard to plan for SHN when our land boarder is still closed and flying is even worse.  Plus I don’t want to give Canada more ammunition to kick me out. 

    Just in case keep me posted on New Jersey listing’s for Territory Sales Managers  

mcgruff10

D-Rod said:

mcgruff10 said:

D-Rod said:

JimmyV said:

PJNB said:

I do feel bad for someone that has not been on the forum the last couple of days to pop on and see 100 new posts and thinks something is up with the festival just to come and read all of our back and forth lol. 

Always enjoy seeing your posts, my dude. 

almost,  was offline for 24 hours and came back to 35 new posts.   BTW did I miss anything?  Was Rick Astley announced as the opener? 

@D-Rod are you also heading to this festival?

@mcgruff10 , probably not but never say never.  Really hard to plan for SHN when our land boarder is still closed and flying is even worse.  Plus I don’t want to give Canada more ammunition to kick me out. 

    Just in case keep me posted on New Jersey listing’s for Territory Sales Managers  

Ha ha. I got you!

Luckytwn1

chitty said:

If all these other festivals are planning to proceed in late summer/fall and NFL expects full stadiums, I for one will be disappointed if PJ doesn't do the two september festivals. If those fests, which are bigger then PJ's two in terms of attendance can proceed, no reason SHN or Ohana can not.

You cannot use sports at all in comparison. Logistically and economically, it’s apples and oranges. The NFL can expect full stadiums and even if they have to change that two days before the season starts, they can because the games will be played regardless due to the TV money. It is totally different than a concert. 

As far as other festivals and events being planned for fall, I can tell you that speaking to people in the industry, when you talk to them about the plans every sentence ends with the same two words “we hope.” Things are being planned hoping they will be possible and if they are not, they will be moved. Just as we saw with BST yesterday. 

F Me In The Brain

chitty said:

If all these other festivals are planning to proceed in late summer/fall and NFL expects full stadiums, I for one will be disappointed if PJ doesn't do the two september festivals. If those fests, which are bigger then PJ's two in terms of attendance can proceed, no reason SHN or Ohana can not.

The band's person feelings about this may not align with the NFL's or festival organizers.  (They may not base their decision on money.)  You can certainly be disappointed in them, certainly up to you, but we all should expect that Pearl Jam will make their decision based on what they feel is best.  Given their history, as mentioned a number of times, they are likely to include many factors beyond 1) is it legal and 2) can we make money at it.

Get_Right

F Me In The Brain said:

chitty said:

If all these other festivals are planning to proceed in late summer/fall and NFL expects full stadiums, I for one will be disappointed if PJ doesn't do the two september festivals. If those fests, which are bigger then PJ's two in terms of attendance can proceed, no reason SHN or Ohana can not.

The band's person feelings about this may not align with the NFL's or festival organizers.  (They may not base their decision on money.)  You can certainly be disappointed in them, certainly up to you, but we all should expect that Pearl Jam will make their decision based on what they feel is best.  Given their history, as mentioned a number of times, they are likely to include many factors beyond 1) is it legal and 2) can we make money at it.

Even stronger.  I believe the decision will be 100% based on band and fan safety. And these festivals announcing now want your money.

F Me In The Brain

Get_Right said:

F Me In The Brain said:

chitty said:

If all these other festivals are planning to proceed in late summer/fall and NFL expects full stadiums, I for one will be disappointed if PJ doesn't do the two september festivals. If those fests, which are bigger then PJ's two in terms of attendance can proceed, no reason SHN or Ohana can not.

The band's person feelings about this may not align with the NFL's or festival organizers.  (They may not base their decision on money.)  You can certainly be disappointed in them, certainly up to you, but we all should expect that Pearl Jam will make their decision based on what they feel is best.  Given their history, as mentioned a number of times, they are likely to include many factors beyond 1) is it legal and 2) can we make money at it.

Even stronger.  I believe the decision will be 100% based on band and fan safety. And these festivals announcing now want your money.

Yes indeedy.

Jearlpam0925

F Me In The Brain said:

Get_Right said:

F Me In The Brain said:

chitty said:

If all these other festivals are planning to proceed in late summer/fall and NFL expects full stadiums, I for one will be disappointed if PJ doesn't do the two september festivals. If those fests, which are bigger then PJ's two in terms of attendance can proceed, no reason SHN or Ohana can not.

The band's person feelings about this may not align with the NFL's or festival organizers.  (They may not base their decision on money.)  You can certainly be disappointed in them, certainly up to you, but we all should expect that Pearl Jam will make their decision based on what they feel is best.  Given their history, as mentioned a number of times, they are likely to include many factors beyond 1) is it legal and 2) can we make money at it.

Even stronger.  I believe the decision will be 100% based on band and fan safety. And these festivals announcing now want your money.

Yes indeedy.

Just saw an article that Tim B. posted on Twitter that they were the #1 most streamed performance/band of 2020. All things considered, not a bad return on that cost benefit analysis.

https://twitter.com/10CTim/status/1377092704727822338?s=20

OceansJenny

Are the $205 per person 2-day tickets the only ones available right now? Looking as a new buyer.

pledgeagrievance

Bump

RatherStarved

OceansJenny said:

Are the $205 per person 2-day tickets the only ones available right now? Looking as a new buyer.

I think so. 

on2legs

CBS News reported this morning 106 million people have been vaccinated to date nationwide which is 40% of the adult population.  

on2legs

OceansJenny said:

Are the $205 per person 2-day tickets the only ones available right now? Looking as a new buyer.

Yes... it’s been at the $205 level for quite some time. All the tickets are 2-day by the way.  They don’t sell one day tix. 

I bought 5 early bird tickets before they announced the bands for $125 each with the intent to bring the whole family.  But with the postponement, my youngest is now too old to qualify for free entry so I bought another ticket for $205 and that was back in October I think.  

RatherStarved

on2legs said:

OceansJenny said:

Are the $205 per person 2-day tickets the only ones available right now? Looking as a new buyer.

Yes... it’s been at the $205 level for quite some time. All the tickets are 2-day by the way.  They don’t sell one day tix. 

I bought 5 early bird tickets before they announced the bands for $125 each with the intent to bring the whole family.  But with the postponement, my youngest is now too old to qualify for free entry so I bought another ticket for $205 and that was back in October I think.  

I bought in at 205 about a month ago.  It’s a bit pricy but if it’s the first show back it will be the best 205 ever spent...

Weston1283

on2legs said:

CBS News reported this morning 106 million people have been vaccinated to date nationwide which is 40% of the adult population.  

Which means we’re 60-70% of the way there considering only about 70% of people will take it

With other larger festivals like Bonnaroo basically guaranteed to happen this fall, I find it almost impossible that This and Ohana will not happen