Quite pathetic what they are doing to their fans right now. You KNOW they have at least 95% of shows officially booked - and that's probably been the case for weeks/months.
Just fucking announce the shows already. People work. Traveling is expensive these days. It's only going to get worse.
These posts are hilarious. Nobody forces us to travel to see shows, nobody forces us to re-arrange adult responsibilities to see a concert and nobody forced anyone to hold on to tickets that could've been refunded. Its a band. A band we love, but just a band. Our true relationship with them is transactional. They do the shows they want and we go to them or we don't. They aren't our friends. They aren't our employees. Our music/ticket/merch purchases don't make us shareholders in their operation. Any suggestions to the contrary is simple delusion.
Quite pathetic what they are doing to their fans right now. You KNOW they have at least 95% of shows officially booked - and that's probably been the case for weeks/months.
Just fucking announce the shows already. People work. Traveling is expensive these days. It's only going to get worse.
These posts are hilarious. Nobody forces us to travel to see shows, nobody forces us to re-arrange adult responsibilities to see a concert and nobody forced anyone to hold on to tickets that could've been refunded. Its a band. A band we love, but just a band. Our true relationship with them is transactional. They do the shows they want and we go to them or we don't. They aren't our friends. They aren't our employees. Our music/ticket/merch purchases don't make us shareholders in their operation. Any suggestions to the contrary is simple delusion.
You’re missing the point. They’re unnecessarily screwing those of us that chose TWO YEARS AGO to buy a ticket. We all realize we’re not friends with the band. That doesn’t mean we shouldn’t be respected as loyal customers.
This show, another show, a show here and a show there.
Quite pathetic what they are doing to their fans right now. You KNOW they have at least 95% of shows officially booked - and that's probably been the case for weeks/months.
Just fucking announce the shows already. People work. Traveling is expensive these days. It's only going to get worse.
These posts are hilarious. Nobody forces us to travel to see shows, nobody forces us to re-arrange adult responsibilities to see a concert and nobody forced anyone to hold on to tickets that could've been refunded. Its a band. A band we love, but just a band. Our true relationship with them is transactional. They do the shows they want and we go to them or we don't. They aren't our friends. They aren't our employees. Our music/ticket/merch purchases don't make us shareholders in their operation. Any suggestions to the contrary is simple delusion.
If you break it down, you are completely right. However, there is also a certain trust and loyalty when it comes to business.
At all of our practice management seminars/talks etc.... one of the major points they make is "the absolute best group of clients that you can market to and will see the most return from, are the clients that you already have"
Pearl Jam seems to be taking an opposite approach as of late
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Quite pathetic what they are doing to their fans right now. You KNOW they have at least 95% of shows officially booked - and that's probably been the case for weeks/months.
Just fucking announce the shows already. People work. Traveling is expensive these days. It's only going to get worse.
These posts are hilarious. Nobody forces us to travel to see shows, nobody forces us to re-arrange adult responsibilities to see a concert and nobody forced anyone to hold on to tickets that could've been refunded. Its a band. A band we love, but just a band. Our true relationship with them is transactional. They do the shows they want and we go to them or we don't. They aren't our friends. They aren't our employees. Our music/ticket/merch purchases don't make us shareholders in their operation. Any suggestions to the contrary is simple delusion.
Generally, I would agree with you, but in this case they've had their "fans" money for 2 years and can barely be bothered to provide updates, so the frustration is understandable.
Quite pathetic what they are doing to their fans right now. You KNOW they have at least 95% of shows officially booked - and that's probably been the case for weeks/months.
Just fucking announce the shows already. People work. Traveling is expensive these days. It's only going to get worse.
These posts are hilarious. Nobody forces us to travel to see shows, nobody forces us to re-arrange adult responsibilities to see a concert and nobody forced anyone to hold on to tickets that could've been refunded. Its a band. A band we love, but just a band. Our true relationship with them is transactional. They do the shows they want and we go to them or we don't. They aren't our friends. They aren't our employees. Our music/ticket/merch purchases don't make us shareholders in their operation. Any suggestions to the contrary is simple delusion.
You’re missing the point. They’re unnecessarily screwing those of us that chose TWO YEARS AGO to buy a ticket. We all realize we’re not friends with the band. That doesn’t mean we shouldn’t be respected as loyal customers.
It seems odd to assume there is going to be an Ohana Encore weekend with Pearl Jam playing given they are already going to have to play 3 arena shows in the area and people were giving tickets away last year. Why even assume the whole band is playing at all at Ohana?
Quite pathetic what they are doing to their fans right now. You KNOW they have at least 95% of shows officially booked - and that's probably been the case for weeks/months.
Just fucking announce the shows already. People work. Traveling is expensive these days. It's only going to get worse.
These posts are hilarious. Nobody forces us to travel to see shows, nobody forces us to re-arrange adult responsibilities to see a concert and nobody forced anyone to hold on to tickets that could've been refunded. Its a band. A band we love, but just a band. Our true relationship with them is transactional. They do the shows they want and we go to them or we don't. They aren't our friends. They aren't our employees. Our music/ticket/merch purchases don't make us shareholders in their operation. Any suggestions to the contrary is simple delusion.
If you break it down, you are completely right. However, there is also a certain trust and loyalty when it comes to business.
At all of our practice management seminars/talks etc.... one of the major points they make is "the absolute best group of clients that you can market to and will see the most return from, are the clients that you already have"
Pearl Jam seems to be taking an opposite approach as of late
And yet, no one is even threatening to cancel their membership or dump our tickets or not go to shows. There's some rumblings about not buying merch, but then the next "Psst" will come out and whatever subtly-different edition of whatever is being sold will be gone in 30 minutes.
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I trust you'll be voting with your wallet over this "injustice", then?
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You’re missing the point. They’re unnecessarily screwing those of us that chose TWO YEARS AGO to buy a ticket. We all realize we’re not friends with the band. That doesn’t mean we shouldn’t be respected as loyal customers.
LOL no one is screwing you. Refunds have been offered. The option is take your money or wait and see.
I honestly always look forward to these threads leading up to tour announcements. It's amazing the amount of anticipation we can generate for a band 15 years past their prime. Yet here I am once again waiting and refreshing lol.
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You’re missing the point. They’re unnecessarily screwing those of us that chose TWO YEARS AGO to buy a ticket. We all realize we’re not friends with the band. That doesn’t mean we shouldn’t be respected as loyal customers.
I understand the point. Nobody is getting screwed. You chose to buy tickets. You also chose to hold on to those tickets even through refund opportunities have been offered based on the assurance that those shows will be made up. Unless those shows no longer happen and the band keeps you money, the transaction is intact.
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You’re missing the point. They’re unnecessarily screwing those of us that chose TWO YEARS AGO to buy a ticket. We all realize we’re not friends with the band. That doesn’t mean we shouldn’t be respected as loyal customers.
I understand the point. Nobody is getting screwed. You chose to buy tickets. You also chose to hold on to those tickets even through refund opportunities have been offered based on the assurance that those shows will be made up. Unless those shows no longer happen and the band keeps you money, the transaction is intact.
So how long can they wait before it’s unreasonable? A week before shows?
Most of us would be fine with this if we had gotten an update in the last month or two.
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This show, another show, a show here and a show there.
It was two months and 5 days (give or take) from the announcement in January of 2020 until the shows started in March. I think it's fair to assume/hope that they'll give us that much of heads up this time around.
Quite pathetic what they are doing to their fans right now. You KNOW they have at least 95% of shows officially booked - and that's probably been the case for weeks/months.
Just fucking announce the shows already. People work. Traveling is expensive these days. It's only going to get worse.
These posts are hilarious. Nobody forces us to travel to see shows, nobody forces us to re-arrange adult responsibilities to see a concert and nobody forced anyone to hold on to tickets that could've been refunded. Its a band. A band we love, but just a band. Our true relationship with them is transactional. They do the shows they want and we go to them or we don't. They aren't our friends. They aren't our employees. Our music/ticket/merch purchases don't make us shareholders in their operation. Any suggestions to the contrary is simple delusion.
You’re missing the point. They’re unnecessarily screwing those of us that chose TWO YEARS AGO to buy a ticket. We all realize we’re not friends with the band. That doesn’t mean we shouldn’t be respected as loyal customers.
Quit being delusional, my friend. 😉
Again, who forced you do do any of these things? You're an adult, no?
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You’re missing the point. They’re unnecessarily screwing those of us that chose TWO YEARS AGO to buy a ticket. We all realize we’re not friends with the band. That doesn’t mean we shouldn’t be respected as loyal customers.
I understand the point. Nobody is getting screwed. You chose to buy tickets. You also chose to hold on to those tickets even through refund opportunities have been offered based on the assurance that those shows will be made up. Unless those shows no longer happen and the band keeps you money, the transaction is intact.
So how long can they wait before it’s unreasonable? A week before shows?
Most of us would be fine with this if we had gotten an update in the last month or two.
I doubt they'd wait that long. I think that much of a delay would vastly increase the number of refund requests, which is overhead I doubt they want, and the tickets would be tough to resell. We'll get an announcement before St Patrick's day, giving people about two months to decide what to do, and time for the refunded tickets to be resold.
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You’re missing the point. They’re unnecessarily screwing those of us that chose TWO YEARS AGO to buy a ticket. We all realize we’re not friends with the band. That doesn’t mean we shouldn’t be respected as loyal customers.
I understand the point. Nobody is getting screwed. You chose to buy tickets. You also chose to hold on to those tickets even through refund opportunities have been offered based on the assurance that those shows will be made up. Unless those shows no longer happen and the band keeps you money, the transaction is intact.
So how long can they wait before it’s unreasonable? A week before shows?
Most of us would be fine with this if we had gotten an update in the last month or two.
They told us dates were coming for May. Should they have to say it again because some of you are impatient? March is still the first quarter of 2022, aka “early 2022.” An announcement this week or next still puts them on schedule for the same lead time they gave us in 2020.
Quite pathetic what they are doing to their fans right now. You KNOW they have at least 95% of shows officially booked - and that's probably been the case for weeks/months.
Just fucking announce the shows already. People work. Traveling is expensive these days. It's only going to get worse.
These posts are hilarious. Nobody forces us to travel to see shows, nobody forces us to re-arrange adult responsibilities to see a concert and nobody forced anyone to hold on to tickets that could've been refunded. Its a band. A band we love, but just a band. Our true relationship with them is transactional. They do the shows they want and we go to them or we don't. They aren't our friends. They aren't our employees. Our music/ticket/merch purchases don't make us shareholders in their operation. Any suggestions to the contrary is simple delusion.
To me, the main complaint is that we have held tickets for 2 years to shows we anticipated traveling to originally, and as more plans and events have been announced, these dates remain outstanding. So in January of 2020, we could plan what we shows worked for us to attend and bought tickets accordingly. We held out hope for two years that we could still go once the dates were announced. Now, we are in the time period where we must plan other events, knowing that these dates will be announced sometime soon, and most likely will forfeit these tickets that we originally thought we could use because of the delays in making the announcement. I have a much busier May 2022 than I had in 2020. I have tickets to two shows I can only fly to. I doubt I will make either if they are in May. But I'd rather know now, than to keep waiting.
Just because its Q1 doesn’t make it early. My boss would probably be pretty annoyed if I promised something early 2022 and I still hadn’t passed it off to him by now.
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You’re missing the point. They’re unnecessarily screwing those of us that chose TWO YEARS AGO to buy a ticket. We all realize we’re not friends with the band. That doesn’t mean we shouldn’t be respected as loyal customers.
I understand the point. Nobody is getting screwed. You chose to buy tickets. You also chose to hold on to those tickets even through refund opportunities have been offered based on the assurance that those shows will be made up. Unless those shows no longer happen and the band keeps you money, the transaction is intact.
So how long can they wait before it’s unreasonable? A week before shows?
Most of us would be fine with this if we had gotten an update in the last month or two.
The previous update said that shows would be made up in May and that there would be an update "early in the year" . When ticket transactions happened for the original tour it was mid January for shows starting in mid March. The difference will likely be marginally different when its all settled. Pandemic fatigue is real but our fanbase here on the forum's outrage is ridiculous. There have been multiple refund windows and nobody forces any of us to plan our lives around tour dates. If I was the band, I'd scrap 10 club all together. I'd make tickets actual market value to offset the lost revenue and let people cry into their pillows at night about how unfair it is that they can't get tickets for shows.
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You’re missing the point. They’re unnecessarily screwing those of us that chose TWO YEARS AGO to buy a ticket. We all realize we’re not friends with the band. That doesn’t mean we shouldn’t be respected as loyal customers.
I understand the point. Nobody is getting screwed. You chose to buy tickets. You also chose to hold on to those tickets even through refund opportunities have been offered based on the assurance that those shows will be made up. Unless those shows no longer happen and the band keeps you money, the transaction is intact.
So how long can they wait before it’s unreasonable? A week before shows?
Most of us would be fine with this if we had gotten an update in the last month or two.
The previous update said that shows would be made up in May and that there would be an update "early in the year" . When ticket transactions happened for the original tour it was mid January for shows starting in mid March. The difference will likely be marginally different when its all settled. Pandemic fatigue is real but our fanbase here on the forum's outrage is ridiculous. There have been multiple refund windows and nobody forces any of us to plan our lives around tour dates. If I was the band, I'd scrap 10 club all together. I'd make tickets actual market value to offset the lost revenue and let people cry into their pillows at night about how unfair it is that they can't get tickets for shows.
Quite pathetic what they are doing to their fans right now. You KNOW they have at least 95% of shows officially booked - and that's probably been the case for weeks/months.
Just fucking announce the shows already. People work. Traveling is expensive these days. It's only going to get worse.
These posts are hilarious. Nobody forces us to travel to see shows, nobody forces us to re-arrange adult responsibilities to see a concert and nobody forced anyone to hold on to tickets that could've been refunded. Its a band. A band we love, but just a band. Our true relationship with them is transactional. They do the shows they want and we go to them or we don't. They aren't our friends. They aren't our employees. Our music/ticket/merch purchases don't make us shareholders in their operation. Any suggestions to the contrary is simple delusion.
To me, the main complaint is that we have held tickets for 2 years to shows we anticipated traveling to originally, and as more plans and events have been announced, these dates remain outstanding. So in January of 2020, we could plan what we shows worked for us to attend and bought tickets accordingly. We held out hope for two years that we could still go once the dates were announced. Now, we are in the time period where we must plan other events, knowing that these dates will be announced sometime soon, and most likely will forfeit these tickets that we originally thought we could use because of the delays in making the announcement. I have a much busier May 2022 than I had in 2020. I have tickets to two shows I can only fly to. I doubt I will make either if they are in May. But I'd rather know now, than to keep waiting.
We had 2 months to plan in 2020, in a world that was far more open than today. Does anyone with inside info actually know when the 1st rescheduled date is supposed to be? As far as we know, we're still in that same 2-month window.
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Tomorrow 3/9/22 will be 2 years since the postponement. It would be a nice time to give us a leg 1 announcement. Holding onto 3 shows and cant wait to start planning the trips for this tour. The waiting is driving me mad! Thanks to The Earthlings for the mini tour to hold me over.
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Not just two years. Two years during which just about every other band out there was able to figure things out and makeup their dates. Pearl Jam's lengthy delay is an outlier.
Tomorrow 3/9/22 will be 2 years since the postponement. It would be a nice time to give us a leg 1 announcement. Holding onto 3 shows and cant wait to start planning the trips for this tour. The waiting is driving me mad! Thanks to The Earthlings for the mini tour to hold me over.
Look on the bright side, at least your three shows weren't cancelled for arena renovations.
We had 2 months to plan in 2020, in a world that was far more open than today. Does anyone with inside info actually know when the 1st rescheduled date is supposed to be? As far as we know, we're still in that same 2-month window.
It is hard to compare the 2 months. Choosing from 10-15 dates in January 2020 for March 2020 dates is one thing. We could pick weekends or whatever made sense for our open schedules. The month of March gives you spring break, etc, but nothing else really is going on to create conflicts.
May is closer to summer, and end of school events, etc. Plus, now we aren't choosing dates that work best for us, we are hoping that the tickets we have work for our open dates. So an original Saturday show may now be a Thursday. Much harder to figure out plans during the week.
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At all of our practice management seminars/talks etc.... one of the major points they make is "the absolute best group of clients that you can market to and will see the most return from, are the clients that you already have"
Pearl Jam seems to be taking an opposite approach as of late
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Most of us would be fine with this if we had gotten an update in the last month or two.
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you are impatient? March is still the first quarter of 2022, aka “early 2022.” An announcement this week or next still puts them on schedule for the same lead time they gave us in 2020.
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We had 2 months to plan in 2020, in a world that was far more open than today. Does anyone with inside info actually know when the 1st rescheduled date is supposed to be? As far as we know, we're still in that same 2-month window.
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Word on the inside is that they anticipate a partnership with PJ and Groupon should the band delay things any longer.
BOGO tickets coming soon!!!
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May is closer to summer, and end of school events, etc. Plus, now we aren't choosing dates that work best for us, we are hoping that the tickets we have work for our open dates. So an original Saturday show may now be a Thursday. Much harder to figure out plans during the week.