Cancellation Notice For Prague

xoannum

Sadly this is my second Pearl Jam’s cancellation, the other one was in Venezia due an accident in the festival where they were going to play. I love Pearl Jam and I know this is not the last tour. I understand all of you, I’m upset too but Pearl Jam is the best band in the world and always will be. I know I will watch them perform again soon. I hope for all of you with tickets to Amsterdam the shows could  take place. 

vito

DL136722 said:

KM73780 said:

DL136722 said:

I guess I'm missing something because I don't understand when people say physical toll when describing a band that tours. They fly into a city via private jet, stay in a luxury hotel, eat well, sleep in if they choose to, go to sound check, work/play music for a couple of hours and repeat, how's is that physically grueling? If you're talking about the roadies then I get it but as for the actual musicians they're working less than the average person is per day, it's not they're working a 8-10 hr shift, I'm definitely missing something 

Do you sing and/or play an instrument? If not, please sit down and be quiet. 

What job would you rather have, middle school teacher or be in a world famous rock band making at least 10x more than the middle school teacher? 

10x you mean 1000x's. EV is worth over 100 Million and he's earned every penny but, please stop with how tough it is to be a rock star😎

Merkin Baller

This guy’s a doctor and a touring musician AND he’s been doing it at least since the 70s. 

Ed should be taking notes. 

JimmyV

Merkin Baller said:

This guy’s a doctor and a touring musician AND he’s been doing it at least since the 70s. 

Ed should be taking notes. 

Hahahahahahahaha

PeArLgOoNeR

DL136722 said:

KM73780 said:

DL136722 said:

I guess I'm missing something because I don't understand when people say physical toll when describing a band that tours. They fly into a city via private jet, stay in a luxury hotel, eat well, sleep in if they choose to, go to sound check, work/play music for a couple of hours and repeat, how's is that physically grueling? If you're talking about the roadies then I get it but as for the actual musicians they're working less than the average person is per day, it's not they're working a 8-10 hr shift, I'm definitely missing something 

Do you sing and/or play an instrument? If not, please sit down and be quiet. 

What job would you rather have, middle school teacher or be in a world famous rock band making at least 10x more than the middle school teacher? 

You don't think Ed and co are aware AND grateful for living their dreams?! 

They're not the ones talking about rockstar life being taxing.. they never do that..! 

People here are pointing out that 30+ years of being a rockstar is taxing.. you don't think it is.. you're entitled to that opinion and we're entitled to disagree

DL136722

vito said:

DL136722 said:

KM73780 said:

DL136722 said:

I guess I'm missing something because I don't understand when people say physical toll when describing a band that tours. They fly into a city via private jet, stay in a luxury hotel, eat well, sleep in if they choose to, go to sound check, work/play music for a couple of hours and repeat, how's is that physically grueling? If you're talking about the roadies then I get it but as for the actual musicians they're working less than the average person is per day, it's not they're working a 8-10 hr shift, I'm definitely missing something 

Do you sing and/or play an instrument? If not, please sit down and be quiet. 

What job would you rather have, middle school teacher or be in a world famous rock band making at least 10x more than the middle school teacher? 

10x you mean 1000x's. EV is worth over 100 Million and he's earned every penny but, please stop with how tough it is to be a rock star😎

I think you're misunderstanding me, maybe not, can't tell but I'm saying it's not tough being a rock star, it's a dream job, I was replying to someone else's comment 

RP112579

Ahhhh, here come the economic anxiety posts.

DL136722

Merkin Baller said:

This guy’s a doctor and a touring musician AND he’s been doing it at least since the 70s. 

Ed should be taking notes. 

Agree! This guy is obviously doing something right, he's not canceling shows because he smokes 🚬

PJ5a1

At least we don't have to worry about them playing Just Breathe tonight 

Merkin Baller

DL136722 said:

Merkin Baller said:

This guy’s a doctor and a touring musician AND he’s been doing it at least since the 70s. 

Ed should be taking notes. 

Agree! This guy is obviously doing something right, he's not canceling shows because he smokes 🚬

Preach!

vito

PeArLgOoNeR said:DL136722 said:

KM73780 said:

DL136722 said:

I guess I'm missing something because I don't understand when people say physical toll when describing a band that tours. They fly into a city via private jet, stay in a luxury hotel, eat well, sleep in if they choose to, go to sound check, work/play music for a couple of hours and repeat, how's is that physically grueling? If you're talking about the roadies then I get it but as for the actual musicians they're working less than the average person is per day, it's not they're working a 8-10 hr shift, I'm definitely missing something 

Do you sing and/or play an instrument? If not, please sit down and be quiet. 

What job would you rather have, middle school teacher or be in a world famous rock band making at least 10x more than the middle school teacher? 

You don't think Ed and co are aware AND grateful for living their dreams?! 

They're not the ones talking about rockstar life being taxing.. they never do that..! 

People here are pointing out that 30+ years of being a rockstar is taxing.. you don't think it is.. you're entitled to that opinion and we're entitled to disagree

How about 30 years of working 9-5 and trying to provide for family and the stress that goes with that? These guys after 6 months together never had to worry about where their next meal was coming from ever again. Don't compare rock stars to every day working people! They live a great life and if they don't it's their own fault!!!!!

Spags

Well this sucks! May I recommend Beer Geek…

RS151862

If they cancel The Apollo we riot 

DL136722

PeArLgOoNeR said:

DL136722 said:

KM73780 said:

DL136722 said:

I guess I'm missing something because I don't understand when people say physical toll when describing a band that tours. They fly into a city via private jet, stay in a luxury hotel, eat well, sleep in if they choose to, go to sound check, work/play music for a couple of hours and repeat, how's is that physically grueling? If you're talking about the roadies then I get it but as for the actual musicians they're working less than the average person is per day, it's not they're working a 8-10 hr shift, I'm definitely missing something 

Do you sing and/or play an instrument? If not, please sit down and be quiet. 

What job would you rather have, middle school teacher or be in a world famous rock band making at least 10x more than the middle school teacher? 

You don't think Ed and co are aware AND grateful for living their dreams?! 

They're not the ones talking about rockstar life being taxing.. they never do that..! 

People here are pointing out that 30+ years of being a rockstar is taxing.. you don't think it is.. you're entitled to that opinion and we're entitled to disagree

I agree it can be taxing but would you rather that life or the life of a middle school teacher? Agree to disagree all day just ridiculous to me when I feel people are being a bit dramatic about the rock star life, they earned it and have it made 

Celticskemba8

vito said:

browngw said:

browngw said:

matt84 said:

Did cross my mind that Paris should have been the cancelled show.

Probably paid too much to cancel that one.

Just like adding a festival in Louisville which, now makes my St.Louis show the 3rd in 3 days(when was the last time they played 3 shows in 3 days???) Was it for a big festival pay day?🤔 There was absolutely no resson to add Louisville!

The funny thing is we will be in STL for The National that Saturday night and I purposely had us flying back Monday in case we scored Pearl Jam tickets.  I’m thinking we will probably be flying back on Sunday now.  

Love the National and seen them many times❤️

Only seen them once but they are great!

DL136722

PJ5a1 said:

At least we don't have to worry about them playing Just Breathe tonight 

🤣

PeArLgOoNeR

vito said:

PeArLgOoNeR said:DL136722 said:

KM73780 said:

DL136722 said:

I guess I'm missing something because I don't understand when people say physical toll when describing a band that tours. They fly into a city via private jet, stay in a luxury hotel, eat well, sleep in if they choose to, go to sound check, work/play music for a couple of hours and repeat, how's is that physically grueling? If you're talking about the roadies then I get it but as for the actual musicians they're working less than the average person is per day, it's not they're working a 8-10 hr shift, I'm definitely missing something 

Do you sing and/or play an instrument? If not, please sit down and be quiet. 

What job would you rather have, middle school teacher or be in a world famous rock band making at least 10x more than the middle school teacher? 

You don't think Ed and co are aware AND grateful for living their dreams?! 

They're not the ones talking about rockstar life being taxing.. they never do that..! 

People here are pointing out that 30+ years of being a rockstar is taxing.. you don't think it is.. you're entitled to that opinion and we're entitled to disagree

How about 30 years of working 9-5 and trying to provide for family and the stress that goes with that? These guys after 6 months together never had to worry about where their next meal was coming from ever again. Don't compare rock stars to every day working people! They live a great life and if they don't it's their own fault!!!!!

I don't compare them.. they're obviously living their dream.. as I already stated.. 

30 years of physical work will likely affect your back.. 30 years of singing like Ed does will likely affect your voice..

vito

Celticskemba8 said:

vito said:

browngw said:

browngw said:

matt84 said:

Did cross my mind that Paris should have been the cancelled show.

Probably paid too much to cancel that one.

Just like adding a festival in Louisville which, now makes my St.Louis show the 3rd in 3 days(when was the last time they played 3 shows in 3 days???) Was it for a big festival pay day?🤔 There was absolutely no resson to add Louisville!

The funny thing is we will be in STL for The National that Saturday night and I purposely had us flying back Monday in case we scored Pearl Jam tickets.  I’m thinking we will probably be flying back on Sunday now.  

Love the National and seen them many times❤️

Only seen them once but they are great!

Matt is a world class front man!

DL136722

RS151862 said:

If they cancel The Apollo we riot 

That'd get messy 

neddie vedder

DL136722 said:

Merkin Baller said:

This guy’s a doctor and a touring musician AND he’s been doing it at least since the 70s. 

Ed should be taking notes. 

Agree! This guy is obviously doing something right, he's not canceling shows because he smokes 🚬

Give it a fucking rest and take your tin foil hat off..