At some stage I think they will play the new net zero carbon arena in Manchester when it opens, given the environmental message and it being the largest arena in Europe. Manchester are due some more shows. Been 10 years
After seeing Camden and Nashville and how on fire these guys are (and how old we are all getting) I sure hope they continue touring and head back out next spring/summer in the US. Already jonesing for more shows.
They have been on fire the end of this leg!! Don’t want to lose the momentum!
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^ I remember thinking the same thing. Coldplay is gonna sell out Gillette Stadium? No way. Then they did…
I agree, its surprising, but coldplays market is much different than this one. They attract a younger pop oriented crowd who'd jump at the chance to sit in the cumulus stratosphere for 50 bucks. I'm not sure this audience is on board with that
I never thought I'd ever say this, but the Cali dates were eye opening. It's possible the promoter took a bit of a hit (yea!). After that, I wouldn't front $ for unproven markets for a stadium advance, but probably LN takes a flier on that risk
The band should take some well deserved time off and when ready, do it right. Not these cheesy mini US tours of the past ten years.
Outside of Fresno the cali shows sold well. I wasn’t at the shows so can’t speak to the number of no shows though. But overall Fresno was the outlier.
After seeing Camden and Nashville and how on fire these guys are (and how old we are all getting) I sure hope they continue touring and head back out next spring/summer in the US. Already jonesing for more shows.
They have been on fire the end of this leg!! Don’t want to lose the momentum!
Totally agree. I wish they would do a three week tour in October like in 2009.
The 2023 tour will be a tour for the next album as the gigaton era and the 25 song sets era concludes.
Bold 2023 rumor we can hope is true!
Gigaton era being over makes me sad. I feel like they barely toured it, and they were over most of the songs by the time they got to play them live. It’s a great album. I feel like we missed out on what would have been a great, energized album tour in 2020.
100% agreed. To each their own and all, but I'm kind of amazed how many folks on here shit talk Gigaton. It's a really solid record, especially for a band 30 years in.
Yeah, I wish I had gotten to hear more of it. Only four songs in two shows - Alright, Who Ever Said, DOTC twice and 7 O'clock twice. Don't really have a feel for any of these songs live yet.
The songs that I thought would sound great live (Who Ever Said, Never Destination and SBWM) have disappointed me in listening to all the bootlegs. Ed has really struggled with the lyrics which throws the songs off too. I like the album but not much translates to the live stage well. Retrograde sounds good live, but that’s about it. I knew DOTC would be tough,
As someone who went to "several" shows on this tour, Who Ever Said is now my piss and a beer song. It is really not good live. Quick Escape is a keeper. They seem to have dropped Take The Long Road all together.
I thought Who Ever Said was the best live of the new songs 🤷♂️ To each their own. Sounded great in Nashville anyway. I’m bored of Quick Escape already to he honest
I’m with ya on this. I loved Who Ever Said live and am over Quick Escape. Great outro solo but to me the verses and choruses are snoozers. I’m sure others will disagree but art is subjective.
The 2023 tour will be a tour for the next album as the gigaton era and the 25 song sets era concludes.
Bold 2023 rumor we can hope is true!
Gigaton era being over makes me sad. I feel like they barely toured it, and they were over most of the songs by the time they got to play them live. It’s a great album. I feel like we missed out on what would have been a great, energized album tour in 2020.
100% agreed. To each their own and all, but I'm kind of amazed how many folks on here shit talk Gigaton. It's a really solid record, especially for a band 30 years in.
Yeah, I wish I had gotten to hear more of it. Only four songs in two shows - Alright, Who Ever Said, DOTC twice and 7 O'clock twice. Don't really have a feel for any of these songs live yet.
The songs that I thought would sound great live (Who Ever Said, Never Destination and SBWM) have disappointed me in listening to all the bootlegs. Ed has really struggled with the lyrics which throws the songs off too. I like the album but not much translates to the live stage well. Retrograde sounds good live, but that’s about it. I knew DOTC would be tough,
As someone who went to "several" shows on this tour, Who Ever Said is now my piss and a beer song. It is really not good live. Quick Escape is a keeper. They seem to have dropped Take The Long Road all together.
I thought Who Ever Said was the best live of the new songs 🤷♂️ To each their own. Sounded great in Nashville anyway. I’m bored of Quick Escape already to he honest
I’m with ya on this. I loved Who Ever Said live and am over Quick Escape. Great outro solo but to me the verses and choruses are snoozers. I’m sure others will disagree but art is subjective.
Agreed.
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^ I remember thinking the same thing. Coldplay is gonna sell out Gillette Stadium? No way. Then they did…
They had to offer upper deck seats through Groupon for $20 to fill up Met Life Stadium
Yeah they are mostly an international band now, but what an insane following outside of America. Sold out 6 nights of Wembley in a row. Doing 10 sold out stadiums in a row in South America, places like that, it’s so wild.
Gateshead is also getting a brand spanking new arena and the one in Newcastle is coming down. Not opening till 2024 though, but should attract bigger acts than what the region currently gets.
Would really like a U.K./European tour next year. Though I’m thinking an EV Earthlings mini tour to Europe is more likely given EV just wants to play live and Jeff hates touring.
Don’t know why but my instinct is that they may never play Aus/NZ ever again. Makes less economic sense than North America and Europe.
Reckon Springsteen will be doing AU/NZ early 2024. Be amazing if PJ toured at the same time.
Can someone throw something out there solid for next year!?! This show drought of almost 12 hours is getting long now!
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^ I remember thinking the same thing. Coldplay is gonna sell out Gillette Stadium? No way. Then they did…
I agree, its surprising, but coldplays market is much different than this one. They attract a younger pop oriented crowd who'd jump at the chance to sit in the cumulus stratosphere for 50 bucks. I'm not sure this audience is on board with that
I never thought I'd ever say this, but the Cali dates were eye opening. It's possible the promoter took a bit of a hit (yea!). After that, I wouldn't front $ for unproven markets for a stadium advance, but probably LN takes a flier on that risk
The band should take some well deserved time off and when ready, do it right. Not these cheesy mini US tours of the past ten years.
Outside of Fresno the cali shows sold well. I wasn’t at the shows so can’t speak to the number of no shows though. But overall Fresno was the outlier.
Compared to most other bands, yes it sold very well, but compared to their rabid fan base in other areas, not so sure. There were tons of available tickets for LA and OAK in the days leading up to the show. Also OTT and QC had many empty sections rear of stage. There are large portions of the US that would have fifty people lined up for each one of those empty seats, but this band doesn’t seem to care about that.
^ I remember thinking the same thing. Coldplay is gonna sell out Gillette Stadium? No way. Then they did…
I agree, its surprising, but coldplays market is much different than this one. They attract a younger pop oriented crowd who'd jump at the chance to sit in the cumulus stratosphere for 50 bucks. I'm not sure this audience is on board with that
I never thought I'd ever say this, but the Cali dates were eye opening. It's possible the promoter took a bit of a hit (yea!). After that, I wouldn't front $ for unproven markets for a stadium advance, but probably LN takes a flier on that risk
The band should take some well deserved time off and when ready, do it right. Not these cheesy mini US tours of the past ten years.
Outside of Fresno the cali shows sold well. I wasn’t at the shows so can’t speak to the number of no shows though. But overall Fresno was the outlier.
Compared to most other bands, yes it sold very well, but compared to their rabid fan base in other areas, not so sure. There were tons of available tickets for LA and OAK in the days leading up to the show. Also OTT and QC had many empty sections rear of stage. There are large portions of the US that would have fifty people lined up for each one of those empty seats, but this band doesn’t seem to care about that.
2027 is the earliest I see PJ playing a non-Ohana show in California. And that’s probably being generous.
The added on show in Camden was the largest crowd of the entire tour. The next tour will be East coast and Midwest.
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2018 Fenway night 2 Ed said they would not be playing live for awhile and the next time they would be together was in a studio making the new album. It took a year and a half of no tours and finally the new album to come after that last show. Hopefully this time the foreseeable future does mean the same length of time.
They are going to go scatter, take a break, work on songs, and maybe get a record together. Hopefully they have time booked after the new year to work together. Then they will decide which festivals or ball parks they are going to play (big paydays). Once that is decided, they will book a few dates around them. If they do not have a new record out, it could be a Wrigley/Fenway year. But that is just masturbatory speculation.
The way Ed was talking last night, I’m not sure if they’re going to play a lot next year, or not play at all for a while 🤣
What did he say?
Basically that he didn't know when they would be back. It was weird. Usually it's a "We'll see you soon!" but last night it came off kind of odd the way he said it.
The way Ed was talking last night, I’m not sure if they’re going to play a lot next year, or not play at all for a while 🤣
What did he say?
Basically that he didn't know when they would be back. It was weird. Usually it's a "We'll see you soon!" but last night it came off kind of odd the way he said it.
I don’t remember what it was from, but he didn’t even know shows were announced at some point early in the year. Maybe it was an interview or something? I wouldn’t take it as a big deal
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The way Ed was talking last night, I’m not sure if they’re going to play a lot next year, or not play at all for a while 🤣
What did he say?
Basically that he didn't know when they would be back. It was weird. Usually it's a "We'll see you soon!" but last night it came off kind of odd the way he said it.
I don’t remember what it was from, but he didn’t even know shows were announced at some point early in the year. Maybe it was an interview or something? I wouldn’t take it as a big deal
He also thought they added an extra Canadian show in 2022 to pay for the MSG curfew fine and that Fresno was part of the 2020 lineup (said he did not want to cancel that show since we held tickets for so long or two years can’t remember exactly).
Hopefully 2023 is eventful for these guys and we do not get another 2019.
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https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=5jYbxR1i0Ks
I hope
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2003: Albany, NY (4/29), Mansfield, MA (7/2 and 7/3), New York, NY (7/8 and 7/9)
2006: Hartford, CT (5/23), Boston, MA (5/24 and 5/25)
2009: Chicago, IL (8/23 and 8/24)
2010: Boston, MA (5/17)
2011: East Troy, WI (9/3 and 9/4)
2013: Worcester, MA (10/15 and 10/16), Hartford, CT (10/25)
2016: Boston, MA (8/5 and 8/7)
2018: Boston, MA (9/2 and 9/4)
2022: Camden, NJ (9/14)
2024: Boston, MA (9/15 and 9/17)
I'm not crazy about Earthling, but I do hope Andrew Watt is able to keep PJ engaged and get this next record done.
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"...I changed by not changing at all..."
2012: Atlanta
2013: London ONT / Wrigley Field / Pittsburgh / Buffalo / San Diego / Los Angeles I / Los Angeles II
2014: Cincinnati / St. Louis / Tulsa / Lincoln / Detroit / Denver
2015: New York City
2016: Ft. Lauderdale / Miami / Jacksonville / Greenville / Hampton / Columbia / Lexington / Philly II / New York City II / Toronto II / Bonnaroo / Telluride / Fenway I / Wrigley I / Wrigley - II / TOTD - Philadelphia, San Francisco
2017: Ohana Fest (EV)
2018: Amsterdam I / Amsterdam II / Seattle I / Seattle II / Boston I / Boston II
2021: Asbury Park / Ohana Encore 1 / Ohana Encore 2
2022: Phoenix / LA I / LA II / Quebec City / Ottawa / New York City / Camden / Nashville / St. Louis / Denver
2023: St. Paul II
2024: Las Vegas I / Las Vegas II / New York City I / New York City II / Philly I / Philly II / Baltimore
2016: Ottawa
2018: Wrigley 1 & 2
2022: Ottawa, Hamilton, Toronto
2023: Innings Fest (EV), Ft Worth 1 & 2, Austin 1 & 2
2024: Seattle 1 & 2
But, I'd be fine with something in Ohio as well.
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