Over all the years of following the band and going to shows I have been on this end, most recently Sacramento and Vegas (London 2018 and SF 1995, and a EV show in Vegas).
I have come to cherish the shows when they happen and not even contemplate length of shows, number of songs, what they played, etc. I am just happy when the show happens and I am reminded why I feel the way I feel about their music.
I get it people travelled and lost time and money. It sounds like the band tried to make it happen.
It’s disappointing no doubt, but big picture I hope EV is okay and they continue on.
Ditto.
Nice to see appreciative and sensible posts on here too. Really sorry for all my fellow fans.
I felt so bad for the people I met yesterday for whom this was their only show. I believe the band gave the show every chance of taking place yesterday.
Dublin 2006 Dublin 2010 Madrid 2018 Werchter 2022 London 1 2022 London 2 2022 Krakow 2022
Of course, that's clear, although personally that would have been a comfort to me.
But I'll stick with it: The cancellation came very (too) late. And I also find the prompt cancellation a pity instead of at least sounding out an alternative date (despite the logistics). This was obviously not even considered.
In your opinion, when would have been an acceptable time to cancel? Sounds like it was a game time decision.
To wrap it all up (it is what it is anyway): Of course I know that the band would have loved to play. They are also aware that many fans are sad and disappointed, and that many of them have gone through (travel) hardships for nothing (in the end despite Vienna is a nice city).
Of course, health has top priority. Always and for everyone.
Of course it is also nonsense to think of a Show "Light" without EV as an alternative.
But one thing is still a bit strange for me: in front of the Vienna Stadthalle you can actually always hear quite well whether and that a soundcheck is being played. Apart from a drum check at around 4, I didn't hear anything. I mean, if the band still had really believed in a show in the afternoon, they would have had to/wanted to do a proper band soundcheck (without Eddie), right?
And then we're back to the timing of the announcement and the merch sales aspect. So we are a bit left with the bitter taste that pecunia non olet is not entirely incorrect in the PJ Camp too.
I wouldn’t read anything into the merch thing. They are literally selling posters to cancelled shows on the website and some fans are buying them. Pearl jam fans will buy anything, even if it’s show merch for a show that didn’t happen
The band are entitled to sell their products as well, let's remember that! Let's not be too offended by them moving the merch that was indoors to the outside tent. Probably if they hadn't done that, people would be saying it was ridiculous that they didn't make an effort to bring out the merch!
Dublin 2006 Dublin 2010 Madrid 2018 Werchter 2022 London 1 2022 London 2 2022 Krakow 2022
The band are entitled to sell their products as well, let's remember that! Let's not be too offended by them moving the merch that was indoors to the outside tent. Probably if they hadn't done that, people would be saying it was ridiculous that they didn't make an effort to bring out the merch!
And judging by the huge line people wanted to buy merch afterwards
Of course, that's clear, although personally that would have been a comfort to me.
But I'll stick with it: The cancellation came very (too) late. And I also find the prompt cancellation a pity instead of at least sounding out an alternative date (despite the logistics). This was obviously not even considered.
In your opinion, when would have been an acceptable time to cancel? Sounds like it was a game time decision.
To wrap it all up (it is what it is anyway): Of course I know that the band would have loved to play. They are also aware that many fans are sad and disappointed, and that many of them have gone through (travel) hardships for nothing (in the end despite Vienna is a nice city).
Of course, health has top priority. Always and for everyone.
Of course it is also nonsense to think of a Show "Light" without EV as an alternative.
But one thing is still a bit strange for me: in front of the Vienna Stadthalle you can actually always hear quite well whether and that a soundcheck is being played. Apart from a drum check at around 4, I didn't hear anything. I mean, if the band still had really believed in a show in the afternoon, they would have had to/wanted to do a proper band soundcheck (without Eddie), right?
And then we're back to the timing of the announcement and the merch sales aspect. So we are a bit left with the bitter taste that pecunia non olet is not entirely incorrect in the PJ Camp too.
Off to Prague.
Bands don’t sound check every day. You probably heard a line check where the techs test the instruments and the mixers adjust their sounds. Sometimes the techs will even play a song.
Well it's definitely a major gut check moment as a "since the beginning" follower of this band; 2+years in the making, planning an entire Austria trip around this event, landing amazing tickets only to be turned around by a random fan at 1645 local time.
No words can describe how it feels, especially given my previous show experiences, but not the time and place for those experiences.
That said, I absolutely stand by how this went down, sucks, yeah, but I mean if you follow this band you know EV especially gives heart and soul for the fans/followers/listeners. They all do.
I had a bad vibe with the press coming out of the Paris sbow, and had this sneaking suspicion something wasn't right.
So I hope EV gets better, and Stone (happy birthday), McCready, Cameron, Ament and company find a solid footing to resume either performances and/or especially continuing this creative journey. Not many bands like them, so shit happens, we don't own anything, chance can be both a plus or a minus in human terms.
I'll get my money back, have had a phenomenal two week trip in Austria, and will have another opportunity.
Still stings like a mad hornet though, travel, money, planning, expectations etc Its that old saying (I'm getting it wrong): Stress/Pain amplifies when one's expectations are vastly different than ones actually reality.
Tschuss.
What was the press coming out of the Paris show?
Thanks for pointing out my poor choice of words, "press" was absolutely not the correct term (had a few too many after the soul crushing cancelation last night - my ability to articulate was off lol).
Mainly after reading a few set list "show reviews" on forums there were a few mentions of "show/song stopped due to crowd issues / conditions" type comments. And following them I noticed every show they posted up the set list pretty quickly, but with Paris there seemed to be a lag.
Again, my intuition kicked in and I just pieced together in my mind a bad "vibe" about Wien show. Unfortunately my gut feeling was correct.
So no "press" to speak of, seriously thanks for catching that so I could correct.
Of course, that's clear, although personally that would have been a comfort to me.
But I'll stick with it: The cancellation came very (too) late. And I also find the prompt cancellation a pity instead of at least sounding out an alternative date (despite the logistics). This was obviously not even considered.
In your opinion, when would have been an acceptable time to cancel? Sounds like it was a game time decision.
To wrap it all up (it is what it is anyway): Of course I know that the band would have loved to play. They are also aware that many fans are sad and disappointed, and that many of them have gone through (travel) hardships for nothing (in the end despite Vienna is a nice city).
Of course, health has top priority. Always and for everyone.
Of course it is also nonsense to think of a Show "Light" without EV as an alternative.
But one thing is still a bit strange for me: in front of the Vienna Stadthalle you can actually always hear quite well whether and that a soundcheck is being played. Apart from a drum check at around 4, I didn't hear anything. I mean, if the band still had really believed in a show in the afternoon, they would have had to/wanted to do a proper band soundcheck (without Eddie), right?
And then we're back to the timing of the announcement and the merch sales aspect. So we are a bit left with the bitter taste that pecunia non olet is not entirely incorrect in the PJ Camp too.
Off to Prague.
Bands don’t sound check every day. You probably heard a line check where the techs test the instruments and the mixers adjust their sounds. Sometimes the techs will even play a song.
I am aware of that. Nevertheless, as far as I know the band usually does a soundcheck (for non festival shows at least).
Even more so when you know how problematic they consider the sound in this specific hall.
I can't imagine that they would have only done a line check this year after their experiences in 2014.
We all know how disappointing these situations are, I experienced it in london also in 2018, but some of the comments in this thread are borderline ridiculous.
Much of the decision making made in these scenarios are born out of contracts and insurance surely.
I was thinking I'd happily take a few nights of acoustic shows in Amsterdam if it was kinder on the voice........I think they could go down as some of the most memorable shows of the year if that happened. But its unlikely given there are probably all kinds of things to consider before that could even go ahead
The band are entitled to sell their products as well, let's remember that! Let's not be too offended by them moving the merch that was indoors to the outside tent. Probably if they hadn't done that, people would be saying it was ridiculous that they didn't make an effort to bring out the merch!
I'm the one that brought that up in defense of PJ. Someone had said that they waited until the outdoor merch was sold out before they cancelled which is ridiculous. They moved the indoor merch to the outdoor tent AFTER cancelling.
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Of course, that's clear, although personally that would have been a comfort to me.
But I'll stick with it: The cancellation came very (too) late. And I also find the prompt cancellation a pity instead of at least sounding out an alternative date (despite the logistics). This was obviously not even considered.
In your opinion, when would have been an acceptable time to cancel? Sounds like it was a game time decision.
To wrap it all up (it is what it is anyway): Of course I know that the band would have loved to play. They are also aware that many fans are sad and disappointed, and that many of them have gone through (travel) hardships for nothing (in the end despite Vienna is a nice city).
Of course, health has top priority. Always and for everyone.
Of course it is also nonsense to think of a Show "Light" without EV as an alternative.
But one thing is still a bit strange for me: in front of the Vienna Stadthalle you can actually always hear quite well whether and that a soundcheck is being played. Apart from a drum check at around 4, I didn't hear anything. I mean, if the band still had really believed in a show in the afternoon, they would have had to/wanted to do a proper band soundcheck (without Eddie), right?
And then we're back to the timing of the announcement and the merch sales aspect. So we are a bit left with the bitter taste that pecunia non olet is not entirely incorrect in the PJ Camp too.
Off to Prague.
Bands don’t sound check every day. You probably heard a line check where the techs test the instruments and the mixers adjust their sounds. Sometimes the techs will even play a song.
I am aware of that. Nevertheless, as far as I know the band usually does a soundcheck (for non festival shows at least).
Even more so when you know how problematic they consider the sound in this specific hall.
I can't imagine that they would have only done a line check this year after their experiences in 2014.
EV wouldn't have to sing over a PA to know whether or not he could sing. He can sing in his hotel room and make a decision like that.
Remember the Thomas Nine !! (10/02/2018)
1998: Noblesville; 2003: Noblesville; 2009: EV Nashville, Chicago, Chicago 2010: St Louis, Columbus, Noblesville; 2011: EV Chicago, East Troy, East Troy 2013: London ON, Chicago; 2014: Cincy, St Louis, Moline (NO CODE) 2016: Lexington, Wrigley #1; 2018: Wrigley, Wrigley, Boston, Boston 2020: Oakland, Oakland:2021: EV Ohana, Ohana, Ohana, Ohana 2022: Oakland, Oakland, Nashville, Louisville; 2023: Chicago, Chicago, Noblesville 2024: Noblesville, Wrigley, Wrigley, Ohana, Ohana
The band are entitled to sell their products as well, let's remember that! Let's not be too offended by them moving the merch that was indoors to the outside tent. Probably if they hadn't done that, people would be saying it was ridiculous that they didn't make an effort to bring out the merch!
I'm the one that brought that up in defense of PJ. Someone had said that they waited until the outdoor merch was sold out before they cancelled which is ridiculous. They moved the indoor merch to the outdoor tent AFTER cancelling.
If this refers to a statement of mine, for clarification: I said, cynically, one could conclude that....
But I did not imply that. I'm a big fan of this band not only for their music but also for the way they treat their fans, so I don't believe in that.
But if someone wants to tell me that yesterday's procedures was optimal in the light that the vocal problems had apparently been massive for days - regardless of who and which contracts are responsible for it - that's putting on a bit too much of a bow.
Of course, that's clear, although personally that would have been a comfort to me.
But I'll stick with it: The cancellation came very (too) late. And I also find the prompt cancellation a pity instead of at least sounding out an alternative date (despite the logistics). This was obviously not even considered.
In your opinion, when would have been an acceptable time to cancel? Sounds like it was a game time decision.
To wrap it all up (it is what it is anyway): Of course I know that the band would have loved to play. They are also aware that many fans are sad and disappointed, and that many of them have gone through (travel) hardships for nothing (in the end despite Vienna is a nice city).
Of course, health has top priority. Always and for everyone.
Of course it is also nonsense to think of a Show "Light" without EV as an alternative.
But one thing is still a bit strange for me: in front of the Vienna Stadthalle you can actually always hear quite well whether and that a soundcheck is being played. Apart from a drum check at around 4, I didn't hear anything. I mean, if the band still had really believed in a show in the afternoon, they would have had to/wanted to do a proper band soundcheck (without Eddie), right?
And then we're back to the timing of the announcement and the merch sales aspect. So we are a bit left with the bitter taste that pecunia non olet is not entirely incorrect in the PJ Camp too.
Off to Prague.
Bands don’t sound check every day. You probably heard a line check where the techs test the instruments and the mixers adjust their sounds. Sometimes the techs will even play a song.
I am aware of that. Nevertheless, as far as I know the band usually does a soundcheck (for non festival shows at least).
Even more so when you know how problematic they consider the sound in this specific hall.
I can't imagine that they would have only done a line check this year after their experiences in 2014.
EV wouldn't have to sing over a PA to know whether or not he could sing. He can sing in his hotel room and make a decision like that.
Yes, but the band would have liked to know the conditions in the hall in case there would actually hade been a show, right?
Of course, that's clear, although personally that would have been a comfort to me.
But I'll stick with it: The cancellation came very (too) late. And I also find the prompt cancellation a pity instead of at least sounding out an alternative date (despite the logistics). This was obviously not even considered.
In your opinion, when would have been an acceptable time to cancel? Sounds like it was a game time decision.
To wrap it all up (it is what it is anyway): Of course I know that the band would have loved to play. They are also aware that many fans are sad and disappointed, and that many of them have gone through (travel) hardships for nothing (in the end despite Vienna is a nice city).
Of course, health has top priority. Always and for everyone.
Of course it is also nonsense to think of a Show "Light" without EV as an alternative.
But one thing is still a bit strange for me: in front of the Vienna Stadthalle you can actually always hear quite well whether and that a soundcheck is being played. Apart from a drum check at around 4, I didn't hear anything. I mean, if the band still had really believed in a show in the afternoon, they would have had to/wanted to do a proper band soundcheck (without Eddie), right?
And then we're back to the timing of the announcement and the merch sales aspect. So we are a bit left with the bitter taste that pecunia non olet is not entirely incorrect in the PJ Camp too.
Off to Prague.
Bands don’t sound check every day. You probably heard a line check where the techs test the instruments and the mixers adjust their sounds. Sometimes the techs will even play a song.
I am aware of that. Nevertheless, as far as I know the band usually does a soundcheck (for non festival shows at least).
Even more so when you know how problematic they consider the sound in this specific hall.
I can't imagine that they would have only done a line check this year after their experiences in 2014.
EV wouldn't have to sing over a PA to know whether or not he could sing. He can sing in his hotel room and make a decision like that.
Yes, but the band would have liked to know the conditions in the hall in case there would actually hade been a show, right?
In a perfect scenario, which this was not, perhaps. But after all this time I have no doubt Pearl Jam would have been able to play a show without any such prep by the band themselves.
Let’s turn the page and focus on Prague. Putting this into the PJverse…I need confirmation about tomorrow by 6pm CEST today…powers that be, make it so.
PJ: 2013: London (ON); Buffalo; 2014: Cincinnati; 2016: Sunrise, Miami, Toronto 1-2, Wrigley 2; 2018: London (UK) 1, Milan, Padova, Sea 2, Wrigley 1-2, Fenway 1-2; 2021: SHN, Ohana, Ohana Encore 1-2; 2022: LA 1-2, Phx, Oak 1-2, Fresno, Copenhagen, Hyde Park 1-2; Quebec, Ottawa, Hamilton, Toronto; MSG, Camden, Nashville, Louisville, St. Louis, OKC; 2023: St. Paul 1-2, Chicago 1-2; Fort Worth 2; Austin 1-2
EV Solo: 2017 Louisville and Franklin, 2018 Ohana, 2019 Innings Fest, Berlin, Düsseldorf, Dublin and Ohana; 2021 Ohana Friday (from beach) and Saturday; 2022 Earthlings Newark; 2023 Innings Fest and Benoraya 1-2.
Gutted: London 2 2018, Sacramento 2022, Noblesville 2023
The band are entitled to sell their products as well, let's remember that! Let's not be too offended by them moving the merch that was indoors to the outside tent. Probably if they hadn't done that, people would be saying it was ridiculous that they didn't make an effort to bring out the merch!
And judging by the huge line people wanted to buy merch afterwards
True. I didn't get the white ladies shirt because they didn't have my size anymore but told me I could get it inside. If I had known they moved the inside merch out, I'd have lined up again.
Side note: the ladies shirts are ridiculously small cut this time. I have never in my life needed to buy anything in XL until yesterday and a friend couldn't buy any shirt she wanted because of that. But the men's shirts go up to several X's. Could we please get proper women's sizes on the (hopefully soon) next tour?
Also, does anyone know if we'll automatically get reimbursed for tickets bought via 10C?
You can tell a man from what he has to say - Neil & Tim Finn
They love you so badly for sharing their sorrow, so pick up that guitar and go break a heart - Kris Kristofferson
Let’s turn the page and focus on Prague. Putting this into the PJverse…I need confirmation about tomorrow by 6pm CEST today…powers that be, make it so.
They wont say shit unfortunally which im sure will disappoint us fans...if they would re assure us that they show would go ahead im sure lots of people still stuck in vienna like myself would go the extra mile and go to prague tomorrow
Let’s turn the page and focus on Prague. Putting this into the PJverse…I need confirmation about tomorrow by 6pm CEST today…powers that be, make it so.
They wont say shit unfortunally which im sure will disappoint us fans...if they would re assure us that they show would go ahead im sure lots of people still stuck in vienna like myself would go the extra mile and go to prague tomorrow
Let’s turn the page and focus on Prague. Putting this into the PJverse…I need confirmation about tomorrow by 6pm CEST today…powers that be, make it so.
They wont say shit unfortunally which im sure will disappoint us fans...if they would re assure us that they show would go ahead im sure lots of people still stuck in vienna like myself would go the extra mile and go to prague tomorrow
I have 10C Prague tickets and can't go would be good if on this one occasion they let people who missed vienna pick them up and use them
The band are entitled to sell their products as well, let's remember that! Let's not be too offended by them moving the merch that was indoors to the outside tent. Probably if they hadn't done that, people would be saying it was ridiculous that they didn't make an effort to bring out the merch!
And judging by the huge line people wanted to buy merch afterwards
True. I didn't get the white ladies shirt because they didn't have my size anymore but told me I could get it inside. If I had known they moved the inside merch out, I'd have lined up again.
Side note: the ladies shirts are ridiculously small cut this time. I have never in my life needed to buy anything in XL until yesterday and a friend couldn't buy any shirt she wanted because of that. But the men's shirts go up to several X's. Could we please get proper women's sizes on the (hopefully soon) next tour?
Also, does anyone know if we'll automatically get reimbursed for tickets bought via 10C?
It's the same with men's shirts. I started buying XL a few years ago because L was hit or miss and now those don't fit. My size/weight has been the same for the last 10 years so it's not that I'm getting fatter. XXL is definitely the same as XL a few years ago
Remember the Thomas Nine !! (10/02/2018)
1998: Noblesville; 2003: Noblesville; 2009: EV Nashville, Chicago, Chicago 2010: St Louis, Columbus, Noblesville; 2011: EV Chicago, East Troy, East Troy 2013: London ON, Chicago; 2014: Cincy, St Louis, Moline (NO CODE) 2016: Lexington, Wrigley #1; 2018: Wrigley, Wrigley, Boston, Boston 2020: Oakland, Oakland:2021: EV Ohana, Ohana, Ohana, Ohana 2022: Oakland, Oakland, Nashville, Louisville; 2023: Chicago, Chicago, Noblesville 2024: Noblesville, Wrigley, Wrigley, Ohana, Ohana
The band are entitled to sell their products as well, let's remember that! Let's not be too offended by them moving the merch that was indoors to the outside tent. Probably if they hadn't done that, people would be saying it was ridiculous that they didn't make an effort to bring out the merch!
And judging by the huge line people wanted to buy merch afterwards
True. I didn't get the white ladies shirt because they didn't have my size anymore but told me I could get it inside. If I had known they moved the inside merch out, I'd have lined up again.
Side note: the ladies shirts are ridiculously small cut this time. I have never in my life needed to buy anything in XL until yesterday and a friend couldn't buy any shirt she wanted because of that. But the men's shirts go up to several X's. Could we please get proper women's sizes on the (hopefully soon) next tour?
Also, does anyone know if we'll automatically get reimbursed for tickets bought via 10C?
It's the same with men's shirts. I started buying XL a few years ago because L was hit or miss and now those don't fit. My size/weight has been the same for the last 10 years so it's not that I'm getting fatter. XXL is definitely the same as XL a few years ago
Good to know. I just asked a friend who was there yesterday as well which size her hubby got. He got XXL, she got M. Both of them are triathletes and she is tiny. Unfortunately, for women the sizes only went up to XL, so a lot of ladies are getting excluded from getting a memento (even if the show didn't take place).
You can tell a man from what he has to say - Neil & Tim Finn
They love you so badly for sharing their sorrow, so pick up that guitar and go break a heart - Kris Kristofferson
Does make one wonder how the "olds", Springsteen and McCartney are able to tour without many issues and play 25+ song sets
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Just happy we got our 3 shows in before he got it
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Dublin 2010
Madrid 2018
Werchter 2022
London 1 2022
London 2 2022
Krakow 2022
Of course, health has top priority. Always and for everyone.
And then we're back to the timing of the announcement and the merch sales aspect. So we are a bit left with the bitter taste that pecunia non olet is not entirely incorrect in the PJ Camp too.
Dublin 2010
Madrid 2018
Werchter 2022
London 1 2022
London 2 2022
Krakow 2022
Dublin 2010
Madrid 2018
Werchter 2022
London 1 2022
London 2 2022
Krakow 2022
Mainly after reading a few set list "show reviews" on forums there were a few mentions of "show/song stopped due to crowd issues / conditions" type comments. And following them I noticed every show they posted up the set list pretty quickly, but with Paris there seemed to be a lag.
Again, my intuition kicked in and I just pieced together in my mind a bad "vibe" about Wien show. Unfortunately my gut feeling was correct.
So no "press" to speak of, seriously thanks for catching that so I could correct.
Much of the decision making made in these scenarios are born out of contracts and insurance surely.
I was thinking I'd happily take a few nights of acoustic shows in Amsterdam if it was kinder on the voice........I think they could go down as some of the most memorable shows of the year if that happened. But its unlikely given there are probably all kinds of things to consider before that could even go ahead
It’s nothing anyone can rush, it can take some time to get better.
1998: Noblesville; 2003: Noblesville; 2009: EV Nashville, Chicago, Chicago
2010: St Louis, Columbus, Noblesville; 2011: EV Chicago, East Troy, East Troy
2013: London ON, Chicago; 2014: Cincy, St Louis, Moline (NO CODE)
2016: Lexington, Wrigley #1; 2018: Wrigley, Wrigley, Boston, Boston
2020: Oakland, Oakland: 2021: EV Ohana, Ohana, Ohana, Ohana
2022: Oakland, Oakland, Nashville, Louisville; 2023: Chicago, Chicago, Noblesville
2024: Noblesville, Wrigley, Wrigley, Ohana, Ohana
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2010: St Louis, Columbus, Noblesville; 2011: EV Chicago, East Troy, East Troy
2013: London ON, Chicago; 2014: Cincy, St Louis, Moline (NO CODE)
2016: Lexington, Wrigley #1; 2018: Wrigley, Wrigley, Boston, Boston
2020: Oakland, Oakland: 2021: EV Ohana, Ohana, Ohana, Ohana
2022: Oakland, Oakland, Nashville, Louisville; 2023: Chicago, Chicago, Noblesville
2024: Noblesville, Wrigley, Wrigley, Ohana, Ohana
But if someone wants to tell me that yesterday's procedures was optimal in the light that the vocal problems had apparently been massive for days - regardless of who and which contracts are responsible for it - that's putting on a bit too much of a bow.
"...I changed by not changing at all..."
Gutted: London 2 2018, Sacramento 2022, Noblesville 2023
Side note: the ladies shirts are ridiculously small cut this time. I have never in my life needed to buy anything in XL until yesterday and a friend couldn't buy any shirt she wanted because of that. But the men's shirts go up to several X's. Could we please get proper women's sizes on the (hopefully soon) next tour?
Also, does anyone know if we'll automatically get reimbursed for tickets bought via 10C?
They love you so badly for sharing their sorrow, so pick up that guitar and go break a heart - Kris Kristofferson
1998: Noblesville; 2003: Noblesville; 2009: EV Nashville, Chicago, Chicago
2010: St Louis, Columbus, Noblesville; 2011: EV Chicago, East Troy, East Troy
2013: London ON, Chicago; 2014: Cincy, St Louis, Moline (NO CODE)
2016: Lexington, Wrigley #1; 2018: Wrigley, Wrigley, Boston, Boston
2020: Oakland, Oakland: 2021: EV Ohana, Ohana, Ohana, Ohana
2022: Oakland, Oakland, Nashville, Louisville; 2023: Chicago, Chicago, Noblesville
2024: Noblesville, Wrigley, Wrigley, Ohana, Ohana
They love you so badly for sharing their sorrow, so pick up that guitar and go break a heart - Kris Kristofferson
Oh Dude!
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