Dimi is the hall-of-fame legend who retired but the franchise is still hoping he'll come back. Dimi isn't walking through that door, folks.
I don’t fully understand the retirement? Just because the one site quoted him it annoyed him that much? It’s not like the forums are super private - he put info out to the public, in a public place, not sure why the abrupt stop
My guess is that it had more to do with people constantly wanting more and some who were assholes about it, but he would have to speak to that. And I don't know that he's "retired", just that he stopped. Which is his choice and totally OK by me.
what’s the problem with just waiting for the announcement to happen when it does!
There is no problem in that. But there's also no problem in talking about what we hear, or want 🙃
A lot of people like to travel to where the band is. They'll use their vacation time for touring.
BUT...I can see why the band delays the announcements. If they announced the first half of 2024 next month, it'd be a lot harder for nearby fans to get tickets, especially since the band doesn't tour as much.
So...what the band does is delay the announcements as long as possible, thus making it a bit easier (maybe) for local fans to obtain tickets. If it's July 1st and a tour for August 18th through September 30th hasn't been announced, it's a lot harder for fans in Europe to make travel plans to Nebraska, Louisiana and Cleveland.
(And no...I don't know anything. I'm just using those dates and cities as pure hypothetical examples.)
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Dimi is the hall-of-fame legend who retired but the franchise is still hoping he'll come back. Dimi isn't walking through that door, folks.
I don’t fully understand the retirement? Just because the one site quoted him it annoyed him that much? It’s not like the forums are super private - he put info out to the public, in a public place, not sure why the abrupt stop
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I have a story, which I shall not post here...it made me very glad that the Greek anger wasn't directed anywhere near me.
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what’s the problem with just waiting for the announcement to happen when it does!
There is no problem in that. But there's also no problem in talking about what we hear, or want 🙃
A lot of people like to travel to where the band is. They'll use their vacation time for touring.
BUT...I can see why the band delays the announcements. If they announced the first half of 2024 next month, it'd be a lot harder for nearby fans to get tickets, especially since the band doesn't tour as much.
So...what the band does is delay the announcements as long as possible, thus making it a bit easier (maybe) for local fans to obtain tickets. If it's July 1st and a tour for August 18th through September 30th hasn't been announced, it's a lot harder for fans in Europe to make travel plans to Nebraska, Louisiana and Cleveland.
(And no...I don't know anything. I'm just using those dates and cities as pure hypothetical examples.)
I feel like its the exact opposite as to why they don't give advanced notice on tour dates. They want to encourage people to travel and sell out dates. For example... they announce a west coast leg next month for the early fall. But no mention of any other dates so people from all over panic that this will be the only dates this year and they sell out the dates between locals and travelers. Then they announce an east coast leg a few months from now for the late fall. So all those east coasters who already helped sell out the west coast will now jump in and grab tickets to local shows too. If they announce both legs at once you have a lot of people who say I don't need to book a flight to LA to see Pearl Jam, I can just jump in the car for an hour and see them in Philly. I'm doubtful they are considering the local fans getting tickets easier as any part of their decision. It's all about what method will help them sell out fastest.
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what’s the problem with just waiting for the announcement to happen when it does!
There is no problem in that. But there's also no problem in talking about what we hear, or want 🙃
A lot of people like to travel to where the band is. They'll use their vacation time for touring.
BUT...I can see why the band delays the announcements. If they announced the first half of 2024 next month, it'd be a lot harder for nearby fans to get tickets, especially since the band doesn't tour as much.
So...what the band does is delay the announcements as long as possible, thus making it a bit easier (maybe) for local fans to obtain tickets. If it's July 1st and a tour for August 18th through September 30th hasn't been announced, it's a lot harder for fans in Europe to make travel plans to Nebraska, Louisiana and Cleveland.
(And no...I don't know anything. I'm just using those dates and cities as pure hypothetical examples.)
I feel like its the exact opposite as to why they don't give advanced notice on tour dates. They want to encourage people to travel and sell out dates. For example... they announce a west coast leg next month for the early fall. But no mention of any other dates so people from all over panic that this will be the only dates this year and they sell out the dates between locals and travelers. Then they announce an east coast leg a few months from now for the late fall. So all those east coasters who already helped sell out the west coast will now jump in and grab tickets to local shows too. If they announce both legs at once you have a lot of people who say I don't need to book a flight to LA to see Pearl Jam, I can just jump in the car for an hour and see them in Philly. I'm doubtful they are considering the local fans getting tickets easier as any part of their decision. It's all about what method will help them sell out fastest.
Exactly, it's a business. And I'm guessing the promoter decides when things are announced, not the band or the band's management. There have been plenty of times when fans have run into band members and they don't even know what has been announced and what hasn't, which sometimes leads to a leak/rumor.
what’s the problem with just waiting for the announcement to happen when it does!
There is no problem in that. But there's also no problem in talking about what we hear, or want 🙃
A lot of people like to travel to where the band is. They'll use their vacation time for touring.
BUT...I can see why the band delays the announcements. If they announced the first half of 2024 next month, it'd be a lot harder for nearby fans to get tickets, especially since the band doesn't tour as much.
So...what the band does is delay the announcements as long as possible, thus making it a bit easier (maybe) for local fans to obtain tickets. If it's July 1st and a tour for August 18th through September 30th hasn't been announced, it's a lot harder for fans in Europe to make travel plans to Nebraska, Louisiana and Cleveland.
(And no...I don't know anything. I'm just using those dates and cities as pure hypothetical examples.)
I feel like its the exact opposite as to why they don't give advanced notice on tour dates. They want to encourage people to travel and sell out dates. For example... they announce a west coast leg next month for the early fall. But no mention of any other dates so people from all over panic that this will be the only dates this year and they sell out the dates between locals and travelers. Then they announce an east coast leg a few months from now for the late fall. So all those east coasters who already helped sell out the west coast will now jump in and grab tickets to local shows too. If they announce both legs at once you have a lot of people who say I don't need to book a flight to LA to see Pearl Jam, I can just jump in the car for an hour and see them in Philly. I'm doubtful they are considering the local fans getting tickets easier as any part of their decision. It's all about what method will help them sell out fastest.
Exactly, it's a business. And I'm guessing the promoter decides when things are announced, not the band or the band's management. There have been plenty of times when fans have run into band members and they don't even know what has been announced and what hasn't, which sometimes leads to a leak/rumor.
Exactly....has nothing to do with fan vacation plans. They will announce if they decide to tour and the dates are set. End of story.
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what’s the problem with just waiting for the announcement to happen when it does!
There is no problem in that. But there's also no problem in talking about what we hear, or want 🙃
A lot of people like to travel to where the band is. They'll use their vacation time for touring.
BUT...I can see why the band delays the announcements. If they announced the first half of 2024 next month, it'd be a lot harder for nearby fans to get tickets, especially since the band doesn't tour as much.
So...what the band does is delay the announcements as long as possible, thus making it a bit easier (maybe) for local fans to obtain tickets. If it's July 1st and a tour for August 18th through September 30th hasn't been announced, it's a lot harder for fans in Europe to make travel plans to Nebraska, Louisiana and Cleveland.
(And no...I don't know anything. I'm just using those dates and cities as pure hypothetical examples.)
I feel like its the exact opposite as to why they don't give advanced notice on tour dates. They want to encourage people to travel and sell out dates. For example... they announce a west coast leg next month for the early fall. But no mention of any other dates so people from all over panic that this will be the only dates this year and they sell out the dates between locals and travelers. Then they announce an east coast leg a few months from now for the late fall. So all those east coasters who already helped sell out the west coast will now jump in and grab tickets to local shows too. If they announce both legs at once you have a lot of people who say I don't need to book a flight to LA to see Pearl Jam, I can just jump in the car for an hour and see them in Philly. I'm doubtful they are considering the local fans getting tickets easier as any part of their decision. It's all about what method will help them sell out fastest.
Except this technique would only reduce sales for the east coast shows. The fan that would go to a bunch of east coast shows blew their load going out west
I posted a couple weeks ago about a friend who works at a concert venue in Boston. He heard PJ at Mansfield in the “fall”. That post got absolutely no traction, but technically it is a rumor to whoever said there’s no rumors in here.
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what’s the problem with just waiting for the announcement to happen when it does!
There is no problem in that. But there's also no problem in talking about what we hear, or want 🙃
A lot of people like to travel to where the band is. They'll use their vacation time for touring.
BUT...I can see why the band delays the announcements. If they announced the first half of 2024 next month, it'd be a lot harder for nearby fans to get tickets, especially since the band doesn't tour as much.
So...what the band does is delay the announcements as long as possible, thus making it a bit easier (maybe) for local fans to obtain tickets. If it's July 1st and a tour for August 18th through September 30th hasn't been announced, it's a lot harder for fans in Europe to make travel plans to Nebraska, Louisiana and Cleveland.
(And no...I don't know anything. I'm just using those dates and cities as pure hypothetical examples.)
I feel like its the exact opposite as to why they don't give advanced notice on tour dates. They want to encourage people to travel and sell out dates. For example... they announce a west coast leg next month for the early fall. But no mention of any other dates so people from all over panic that this will be the only dates this year and they sell out the dates between locals and travelers. Then they announce an east coast leg a few months from now for the late fall. So all those east coasters who already helped sell out the west coast will now jump in and grab tickets to local shows too. If they announce both legs at once you have a lot of people who say I don't need to book a flight to LA to see Pearl Jam, I can just jump in the car for an hour and see them in Philly. I'm doubtful they are considering the local fans getting tickets easier as any part of their decision. It's all about what method will help them sell out fastest.
Exactly, it's a business. And I'm guessing the promoter decides when things are announced, not the band or the band's management. There have been plenty of times when fans have run into band members and they don't even know what has been announced and what hasn't, which sometimes leads to a leak/rumor.
Promoters work for other bands who mostly announce three to six months before a show, which is more notice than PJ typically provides. And PJ sells many more tickets than the typical artist. If they were about selling the most tickets for the most money, they’d play the largest markets over and over, which they do not do, as they love playing small towns.
And wanting fans to burn jet fuel flying back and forth the planet to sell out shows? Can’t think of a dirtier carbon negative way to do business. I don’t believe they’d want to do that if possible to avoid. A business is about customer service, and they have a very successful one. It’s unlikely they need gimmicks to sell tickets. Probably someone in the band doesn’t like to tour or has a minor health consideration, so they’re making sure all is good before committing to hit the road.
I posted a couple weeks ago about a friend who works at a concert venue in Boston. He heard PJ at Mansfield in the “fall”. That post got absolutely no traction, but technically it is a rumor to whoever said there’s no rumors in here.
Might be time to circle back and check in with that friend, my friend.
I posted a couple weeks ago about a friend who works at a concert venue in Boston. He heard PJ at Mansfield in the “fall”. That post got absolutely no traction, but technically it is a rumor to whoever said there’s no rumors in here.
Few folks have mentioned it I believe but could all be tied to your’s if was original mention.
Really really hope that it’s a mix of arenas and sheds if there is a tour. The United center being mentioned is promising as Northerly’s lawn tickets would be good for no one.
I’m shocked they even sell lawn at Northerly to be honest.
Never been, but this thread makes me never want to see a show at Northerly Island lol... so much hate
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what’s the problem with just waiting for the announcement to happen when it does!
There is no problem in that. But there's also no problem in talking about what we hear, or want 🙃
A lot of people like to travel to where the band is. They'll use their vacation time for touring.
BUT...I can see why the band delays the announcements. If they announced the first half of 2024 next month, it'd be a lot harder for nearby fans to get tickets, especially since the band doesn't tour as much.
So...what the band does is delay the announcements as long as possible, thus making it a bit easier (maybe) for local fans to obtain tickets. If it's July 1st and a tour for August 18th through September 30th hasn't been announced, it's a lot harder for fans in Europe to make travel plans to Nebraska, Louisiana and Cleveland.
(And no...I don't know anything. I'm just using those dates and cities as pure hypothetical examples.)
I feel like its the exact opposite as to why they don't give advanced notice on tour dates. They want to encourage people to travel and sell out dates. For example... they announce a west coast leg next month for the early fall. But no mention of any other dates so people from all over panic that this will be the only dates this year and they sell out the dates between locals and travelers. Then they announce an east coast leg a few months from now for the late fall. So all those east coasters who already helped sell out the west coast will now jump in and grab tickets to local shows too. If they announce both legs at once you have a lot of people who say I don't need to book a flight to LA to see Pearl Jam, I can just jump in the car for an hour and see them in Philly. I'm doubtful they are considering the local fans getting tickets easier as any part of their decision. It's all about what method will help them sell out fastest.
Except this technique would only reduce sales for the east coast shows. The fan that would go to a bunch of east coast shows blew their load going out west
Sales for the east coast are always going to have strong demand. Lots of locals and plus you'll have travelers show up from Europe and other parts of the US where they haven't announced a tour.
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Im feeling we will get a suprise album release before any tour.
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I posted a couple weeks ago about a friend who works at a concert venue in Boston. He heard PJ at Mansfield in the “fall”. That post got absolutely no traction, but technically it is a rumor to whoever said there’s no rumors in here.
I had it on my radar (from you, I believe!). And I'd be all for it (plus Hartford). But I haven't heard anything else about it.
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Song Wishlist: Oceans, Brother, Alone, Let Me Sleep, full W.M.A., Hold On, all of Vitalogy or Satan's Bed, Gremmie Out Of Control, Mankind, Around The Bend (full band), Don't Gimme No Lip, Pilate, Push Me Pull Me, All Those Yesterdays, Rival, Parting Ways (full band), You Are, Bu$hleaguer, Inside Job, low octave Driftin', Strangest Tribe, Other Side, Undone, Of The Earth, Love Reign O'er Me, Comfortably Numb, and the Mamasan Trilogy.
Wanted Posters: WPB '98, Tampa/WPB '00, Tampa '03, EV Batmobile '08 ISO: any picks, or setlists from any of my shows!
Is it possible to not get one's hopes up but also to plan for two shows in Mansfield and a third in Hartford? Let's find out.
Count me in for all 3, IF it comes to pass!
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Song Wishlist: Oceans, Brother, Alone, Let Me Sleep, full W.M.A., Hold On, all of Vitalogy or Satan's Bed, Gremmie Out Of Control, Mankind, Around The Bend (full band), Don't Gimme No Lip, Pilate, Push Me Pull Me, All Those Yesterdays, Rival, Parting Ways (full band), You Are, Bu$hleaguer, Inside Job, low octave Driftin', Strangest Tribe, Other Side, Undone, Of The Earth, Love Reign O'er Me, Comfortably Numb, and the Mamasan Trilogy.
Wanted Posters: WPB '98, Tampa/WPB '00, Tampa '03, EV Batmobile '08 ISO: any picks, or setlists from any of my shows!
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Behind that bush over there. Posts: 47,326
what’s the problem with just waiting for the announcement to happen when it does!
You seem wise..smells like a low 10 club #. I would be down for a Rumors thread and a Speculation thread, but it's not possible. You could chatter away all day on that Speculation thread and it would still bleed into the Rumors thread. I blame myself for giving it the star treatment and getting an email every time someone comes on the rumor thread and gives their wishlist. Its my fault.
Dimi is the hall-of-fame legend who retired but the franchise is still hoping he'll come back. Dimi isn't walking through that door, folks.
I don’t fully understand the retirement? Just because the one site quoted him it annoyed him that much? It’s not like the forums are super private - he put info out to the public, in a public place, not sure why the abrupt stop
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I have a story, which I shall not post here...it made me very glad that the Greek anger wasn't directed anywhere near me.
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"...I changed by not changing at all..."
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I doubt that. He was legit pissed at an unnamed douchenozzle for ripping off his info and using it on that shitty excuse for a website.
A lot of people like to travel to where the band is. They'll use their vacation time for touring.
BUT...I can see why the band delays the announcements. If they announced the first half of 2024 next month, it'd be a lot harder for nearby fans to get tickets, especially since the band doesn't tour as much.
So...what the band does is delay the announcements as long as possible, thus making it a bit easier (maybe) for local fans to obtain tickets. If it's July 1st and a tour for August 18th through September 30th hasn't been announced, it's a lot harder for fans in Europe to make travel plans to Nebraska, Louisiana and Cleveland.
(And no...I don't know anything. I'm just using those dates and cities as pure hypothetical examples.)
If there's anyone you don't want to piss off, it's a Greek.
I have a story, which I shall not post here...it made me very glad that the Greek anger wasn't directed anywhere near me.
I feel like its the exact opposite as to why they don't give advanced notice on tour dates. They want to encourage people to travel and sell out dates. For example... they announce a west coast leg next month for the early fall. But no mention of any other dates so people from all over panic that this will be the only dates this year and they sell out the dates between locals and travelers. Then they announce an east coast leg a few months from now for the late fall. So all those east coasters who already helped sell out the west coast will now jump in and grab tickets to local shows too. If they announce both legs at once you have a lot of people who say I don't need to book a flight to LA to see Pearl Jam, I can just jump in the car for an hour and see them in Philly. I'm doubtful they are considering the local fans getting tickets easier as any part of their decision. It's all about what method will help them sell out fastest.
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And wanting fans to burn jet fuel flying back and forth the planet to sell out shows? Can’t think of a dirtier carbon negative way to do business. I don’t believe they’d want to do that if possible to avoid. A business is about customer service, and they have a very successful one. It’s unlikely they need gimmicks to sell tickets. Probably someone in the band doesn’t like to tour or has a minor health consideration, so they’re making sure all is good before committing to hit the road.
"...I changed by not changing at all..."
"...I changed by not changing at all..."
Really really hope that it’s a mix of arenas and sheds if there is a tour. The United center being mentioned is promising as Northerly’s lawn tickets would be good for no one.
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"...I changed by not changing at all..."
Sales for the east coast are always going to have strong demand. Lots of locals and plus you'll have travelers show up from Europe and other parts of the US where they haven't announced a tour.
Song Wishlist: Oceans, Brother, Alone, Let Me Sleep, full W.M.A., Hold On, all of Vitalogy or Satan's Bed, Gremmie Out Of Control, Mankind, Around The Bend (full band), Don't Gimme No Lip, Pilate, Push Me Pull Me, All Those Yesterdays, Rival, Parting Ways (full band), You Are, Bu$hleaguer, Inside Job, low octave Driftin', Strangest Tribe, Other Side, Undone, Of The Earth, Love Reign O'er Me, Comfortably Numb, and the Mamasan Trilogy.
"...I changed by not changing at all..."
Song Wishlist: Oceans, Brother, Alone, Let Me Sleep, full W.M.A., Hold On, all of Vitalogy or Satan's Bed, Gremmie Out Of Control, Mankind, Around The Bend (full band), Don't Gimme No Lip, Pilate, Push Me Pull Me, All Those Yesterdays, Rival, Parting Ways (full band), You Are, Bu$hleaguer, Inside Job, low octave Driftin', Strangest Tribe, Other Side, Undone, Of The Earth, Love Reign O'er Me, Comfortably Numb, and the Mamasan Trilogy.