Leg 2 NA 2022 Pearl Jam Posters

jenjen5769

AS9006 said:

It appears PJ has a handle on people selling their fan club tickets for face value and by using the fan to fan ticket exchange  I was wondering people's thoughts on the poster situation.  How does one stop these jagoffs from selliing posters on ebay after the show?  Correct me, but why does each person get the option to buy 2 posters?   A simple fix in my mind would be to pre order the posters via the fan club.  If you got a ticket then you have the opportunity to buy a poster which will be shipped to you after the show.  Then you have a better handle on how many to print.  In addition, you make more money bc how many would people would buy a poster but strike out the day of the show.  This would streamline the process and make sellers and buyers happy in my opinion.

Agree. I checked eBay while standing in the merch line and posters were already listed for $150

OceansJenny

The merch frenzy is good for the artist AP sales. If they printed enough for everyone and mailed them ahead of time no one would care about the drops, which ultimately is where the artist makes their fee. Artist gets nothing/minimal from the show run.

SHZA

demetrios said:

Pearl Jam Toronto 2022 on sale info! 

It was a pleasure and blast to work with Pearl Jam again for their 2022 Toronto show poster. Tomorrow, Monday September 12th at 2pm Eastern, we'll be selling our AP copies of the tour poster as well as a special limited art print version.

https://phantomcitycreative.bigcartel.com/



"PEARL JAM - Toronto 2022" 18"x24" Limited Edition screenprint. One per person. Printing by Inhouse. $90.




"The Flame Burns On" 18"x24" Limited Edition screenprint. One per person. Printing by Inhouse. $65.
Ships mid October.


Posters on sale tomorrow, September 12th at 2pm Eastern.

Prints will be available here: https://phantomcitycreative.bigcartel.com/

+1 from the plane!

demetrios

Up & sold out! https://phantomcitycreative.bigcartel.com/product/pearl-jam-toronto-2022

demetrios

Up! "The Flame Burns On" 18x24". Signed and numbered screen print. Printing by Inhouse. $65. Ships mid October. https://phantomcitycreative.bigcartel.com/product/the-flame-burns-on-art-print

demetrios

SHZA said:

demetrios said:

Pearl Jam Toronto 2022 on sale info! 

It was a pleasure and blast to work with Pearl Jam again for their 2022 Toronto show poster. Tomorrow, Monday September 12th at 2pm Eastern, we'll be selling our AP copies of the tour poster as well as a special limited art print version.

https://phantomcitycreative.bigcartel.com/



"PEARL JAM - Toronto 2022" 18"x24" Limited Edition screenprint. One per person. Printing by Inhouse. $90.




"The Flame Burns On" 18"x24" Limited Edition screenprint. One per person. Printing by Inhouse. $65.
Ships mid October.


Posters on sale tomorrow, September 12th at 2pm Eastern.

Prints will be available here: https://phantomcitycreative.bigcartel.com/

+1 from the plane!

Awesome!

shep

demetrios said:

Up & sold out! https://phantomcitycreative.bigcartel.com/product/pearl-jam-toronto-2022

yea... 

first time in a long time i have tried for one of those... forgot about how much i hate flippers.

if anyone has a change of heart on their purchase, let me know.  I am now officially ISO. will pay cost + your shipping + my shipping only.

tdawe

OceansJenny said:

The merch frenzy is good for the artist AP sales. If they printed enough for everyone and mailed them ahead of time no one would care about the drops, which ultimately is where the artist makes their fee. Artist gets nothing/minimal from the show run.

Yes, well…they could just pay the artists in the first place. 

The National has a fan club variant of every show poster. They sell out so it’s not exactly the arrangement we’re looking for, but there’s nothing set in stone about the way the posters are currently sold. 

OceansJenny

tdawe said:

OceansJenny said:

The merch frenzy is good for the artist AP sales. If they printed enough for everyone and mailed them ahead of time no one would care about the drops, which ultimately is where the artist makes their fee. Artist gets nothing/minimal from the show run.

Yes, well…they could just pay the artists in the first place. 

The National has a fan club variant of every show poster. They sell out so it’s not exactly the arrangement we’re looking for, but there’s nothing set in stone about the way the posters are currently sold. 

That would be ideal!

AfghanTwilight

tdawe said:

OceansJenny said:

The merch frenzy is good for the artist AP sales. If they printed enough for everyone and mailed them ahead of time no one would care about the drops, which ultimately is where the artist makes their fee. Artist gets nothing/minimal from the show run.

Yes, well…they could just pay the artists in the first place. 

What proof is there that artists aren't paid for their show runs? As i've understood for decades, the artist is hired by a middle person (mrtsurt in this case) on behalf of a band's marketing/merch team. They're paid a flat rate per show to produce x amount of posters per show. The idea that these artists are simply giving the band free posters to sell at shows, and only making money on APs is news to me. I need sources.

OceansJenny

AfghanTwilight said:

tdawe said:

OceansJenny said:

The merch frenzy is good for the artist AP sales. If they printed enough for everyone and mailed them ahead of time no one would care about the drops, which ultimately is where the artist makes their fee. Artist gets nothing/minimal from the show run.

Yes, well…they could just pay the artists in the first place. 

What proof is there that artists aren't paid for their show runs? As i've understood for decades, the artist is hired by a middle person (mrtsurt in this case) on behalf of a band's marketing/merch team. They're paid a flat rate per show to produce x amount of posters per show. The idea that these artists are simply giving the band free posters to sell at shows, and only making money on APs is news to me. I need sources.

It’s in another thread - sometime around the Earthings tour and poster drops. I think it was Klausen who gave us a nicely detailed outline of the gig poster business.

on2legs

AfghanTwilight said:

tdawe said:

OceansJenny said:

The merch frenzy is good for the artist AP sales. If they printed enough for everyone and mailed them ahead of time no one would care about the drops, which ultimately is where the artist makes their fee. Artist gets nothing/minimal from the show run.

Yes, well…they could just pay the artists in the first place. 

What proof is there that artists aren't paid for their show runs? As i've understood for decades, the artist is hired by a middle person (mrtsurt in this case) on behalf of a band's marketing/merch team. They're paid a flat rate per show to produce x amount of posters per show. The idea that these artists are simply giving the band free posters to sell at shows, and only making money on APs is news to me. I need sources.

I’m pretty sure Brad Klausen has posted here that the artist provides the art.  The band or TSurt pays to have the posters printed and gets to sell and keep proceeds from the sales at shows and ten club.  The artist receives 100 AP’s (varies by artist) to sign and sell on their own as compensation.  

OceansJenny

Here’s Brad’s post (also see the lengthy one above this one on the same page)

https://community.pearljam.com/discussion/comment/7505434#Comment_7505434

Flavafraz

I’m feeling Ames Is doing Camden since they were originally doing Baltimore 2 years ago. 

alphawolf

Flavafraz said:

I’m feeling Ames Is doing Camden since they were originally doing Baltimore 2 years ago. 

Youre probably right...

Im hoping for EMEK🤞🏼🤣

MM70435

I have a poster tube that is 19 inches long.  It fit a poster I ordered from the first leg.  Poster was 18 inches wide.  Are the posters usually 18 inches wide?  I have a tube that is a little bit longer that I could bring instead, but if this 19 inch tube would work it sure would be easier to tote around all day.  Thanks!

JojoRice

MM70435 said:

I have a poster tube that is 19 inches long.  It fit a poster I ordered from the first leg.  Poster was 18 inches wide.  Are the posters usually 18 inches wide?  I have a tube that is a little bit longer that I could bring instead, but if this 19 inch tube would work it sure would be easier to tote around all day.  Thanks!

All the poster sizes so far have been 18x24 so I'd assume that trend will continue.  You should be fine with your 19 incher. 

tschav

More often than not posters stay under 18" on one side so that should work.

Melzombie

Random question, but are the merch stands taking Apple Pay or is it just card only?

demetrios

Melzombie said:

Random question, but are the merch stands taking Apple Pay or is it just card only?

Yes, you can use Apple Pay & Google Pay.