2022 North American rumour thread take 2

PJNB

JimmyV said:

When does Ohana usually announce dates/lineups?

Early to mid March usually but has been late April before too. 

I really see no chance at PJ being at Ohana this year. 

D-Rod

JimmyV said:

When does Ohana usually announce dates/lineups?

In 2020 it was March 9th.  

JimmyV

PJNB said:

JimmyV said:

When does Ohana usually announce dates/lineups?

Early to mid March usually but has been late April before too. 

I really see no chance at PJ being at Ohana this year. 

I don't think they are playing either, but I do think Ohana's announcement and Pearl Jam's announcement of dates are two things that will try to stay out of each other's way. I personally believe the only reason we don't have the rescheduled dates now is because of Ed's tour, so Ed's festival announcement is something to watch for. 

JimmyV

D-Rod said:

JimmyV said:

When does Ohana usually announce dates/lineups?

In 2020 it was March 9th.  

Thanks - I remember that now. It was early in the day and then the spring postponement came that night. 

JeBurkhardt

D-Rod said:

JimmyV said:

When does Ohana usually announce dates/lineups?

In 2020 it was March 9th.  

I have a refundable hotel room in dana Point booked for what has been surmised could be the Encore weekend (if there is even an encore weekend this year). After watching the hotel wars last year, I decided to be proactive, just in case.

RatherStarved

JimmyV said:

D-Rod said:

JimmyV said:

When does Ohana usually announce dates/lineups?

In 2020 it was March 9th.  

Thanks - I remember that now. It was early in the day and then the spring postponement came that night. 

A day that shall live in infamy.  

mpedone

bbiggs said:

The real question is, if they split up the rescheduled 2020 dates between May and a Fall leg, and add new shows to the May leg, how long before this thread goes nuclear? 

You won't even have time to finish reading the press release. Honestly, though, this thread is going nuclear whatever happens.

I'm curious as to how many 10 Club members had seats and chose to get a refund. Is it enough to make a "reschedule" lottery worthwhile? I think it might actually be feasible to take all of the 10 Club seats and re-assign them to members who didn't get refunds, bumping everyone up a bit... Except that I think 10 Club members could sell their tickets in the F2F exchange. I guess those buyers would get a bump? I don't think any of that is going to happen - I think all the refunded seats will just go out to the general public. so get ready for "Seniority/loyalty doesn't mean anything!" posts.

JojoRice

It would be nice if current 10c members got early access to F2F tickets before the general public.  I've got reserved 10c seats for Nashville and StL and I'll be trying to upgrade if I can. 

uglybabo

JojoRice said:

It would be nice if current 10c members got early access to F2F tickets before the general public.  I've got reserved 10c seats for Nashville and StL and I'll be trying to upgrade if I can. 

Yeah early access would be nice. The fan2fan will still be face value, but the refunded 10 club seats could now be resold as $1000 platinum tickets. 

It’d be nice if those seats were back in a 10 club lottery but ticketmaster will probably want the mark up. 

Choska

bbiggs said:

The real question is, if they split up the rescheduled 2020 dates between May and a Fall leg, and add new shows to the May leg, how long before this thread goes nuclear? 

I was just thinking, 'I bet they announce that the US leg isn't happening until late summer/fall, and people are going to lose their minds.' Then I came across your post. I think the very suggestion is enough for this thread to go nuclear. 

I'm going to the second EV show in Seattle next week. I have tickets to the Nashville PJ show that was scheduled an eon ago. My head tells me that the Nashville show will happen this year, but hard experience with PJ concerts tells me that those US dates might not happen at all. There is a much better chance of me seeing a band member at my local Target, or playing in one of their side projects at the Showbox, than there is of those US shows happening this spring. My advice to anyone who absolutely wants to see them this year is to get themselves to Europe.

JimmyV

Choska said:

bbiggs said:

The real question is, if they split up the rescheduled 2020 dates between May and a Fall leg, and add new shows to the May leg, how long before this thread goes nuclear? 

I was just thinking, 'I bet they announce that the US leg isn't happening until late summer/fall, and people are going to lose their minds.' Then I came across your post. I think the very suggestion is enough for this thread to go nuclear. 

I'm going to the second EV show in Seattle next week. I have tickets to the Nashville PJ show that was scheduled an eon ago. My head tells me that the Nashville show will happen this year, but hard experience with PJ concerts tells me that those US dates might not happen at all. My advice to anyone who absolutely wants to see them this year is to get themselves to Europe.

I'll be surprised if the US dates don't happen, but...Ed's tour followed by a Spring leg followed by Europe followed by a Fall leg, with Ed at Ohana thrown in somewhere? That's an awful lot of time out on the road for this band based on recent history.  

Merkin Baller

RatherStarved said:

JimmyV said:

D-Rod said:

JimmyV said:

When does Ohana usually announce dates/lineups?

In 2020 it was March 9th.  

Thanks - I remember that now. It was early in the day and then the spring postponement came that night. 

A day that shall live in infamy.  

Seriously? 

The_Giant_Midget

hoping the Earthlings do the Saturday at Ohana. RHCP would make sense this year too (again)

DEGBTI

I believe pj will be at ohana. If ed is there, and he will, then pj can too. My guess,

May tour
Europe as planned
late summer stadiums, couple anyway
Ohana late september
fall tour

Why not?

wsimon74

The_Giant_Midget said:

hoping the Earthlings do the Saturday at Ohana. RHCP would make sense this year too (again)

It'd be nice if Kings of Leon could make a return since they were unable to appear last year. 

RatherStarved

Someone pointed out a few days ago that a couple of shows that used to be at the front of the TM placeholder list moved to the back.  I think it was Ottawa and St Louis.  I just noticed Toronto and Hamilton have now joined the back of the line.  Could be random or could mean something. Who knows.  

johnny__utah

Imagine if the tour dates turn out to be pretty much the same line up/order as the original and all in May/June, and the last 40 pages of hope and speculation have all been for nothing. 

hihobibo

We know that PJ has a strong traveling following, where most concert tickets are sold directly to fan club members who travel to multiple shows. 

Say they finally do make the announcement, and rescheduled dates are only a month out.

Is Pearl Jam still a big enough draw to sell out an arena show, in a month's time, without the benefit of traveling fans? I think they could, similar to the Foo Fighters shows earlier this year, but only in certain markets. However, FF get a lot more radio play and seem to be currently more relevant to the general public than PJ, so they could struggle in areas like Denver and St. Louis. 

It will be interesting if this happens. 

cardoso

tylermoore said:

cardoso said:

The question are, will have a new round go GA tickets drawn?

For the people who held onto their tickets for so long, it’d be nice if we got the chance to move up to GA or snag better seats that people got refunds for. Probably would be a nightmare for them, just wishful thinking. 

Agree

demetrios

DEGBTI said:

I believe pj will be at ohana. If ed is there, and he will, then pj can too. My guess,

May tour
Europe as planned
late summer stadiums, couple anyway
Ohana late september
fall tour

Why not?

If Fall tour be Canadian dates, I'm all for this.