The Official 2024 TOUR Thread

BrainofBGA

Edved007 said:

JK109224 said:

Go Media Stadium at Mt Smart, Auckland - Friday November 8 & Sunday November 10

Heritage Bank Stadium, Gold Coast - Wednesday November 13

Allianz Stadium, Sydney - Saturday November 16 & Monday November 18

AAMI Park, Melbourne - Thursday November 21 & Saturday November 23

Honest question... assuming this is accurate, how well will these shows sell?  I know they are very overdue to get back to NZ/AU, and I honestly don't know, but what's the demand like for the band in the part of the world?  Two shows in most cities in soccer stadiums that appears to hold 40K+ for concerts, will be these sell out? Seems like a lot of capacity, but maybe I'm off base.

Either way, I'm jacked.... I've patiently waited over a decade for this to happen. I've seen the band all over the world with this exception, and looks like it's finally go time for this, most likely, once in a life time trip. I've been saving those C.C. points, excited to finally plan this trip.

The Melbourne venue holds up to 32 000. 

In 2009 they had nearly 50 000 show up to a larger venue for one show in Melb. 

And if Perth and Adelaide aren’t getting shows then people will travel to Melb or Sydney for sure. Then you have International travellers possibly!? Even people in Brisbane have to travel up the highway an hour to go to the GC show. 

I suppose people will also go to multiple
shows. 

matt84

BrainofBGA said:

Edved007 said:

JK109224 said:

Go Media Stadium at Mt Smart, Auckland - Friday November 8 & Sunday November 10

Heritage Bank Stadium, Gold Coast - Wednesday November 13

Allianz Stadium, Sydney - Saturday November 16 & Monday November 18

AAMI Park, Melbourne - Thursday November 21 & Saturday November 23

Honest question... assuming this is accurate, how well will these shows sell?  I know they are very overdue to get back to NZ/AU, and I honestly don't know, but what's the demand like for the band in the part of the world?  Two shows in most cities in soccer stadiums that appears to hold 40K+ for concerts, will be these sell out? Seems like a lot of capacity, but maybe I'm off base.

Either way, I'm jacked.... I've patiently waited over a decade for this to happen. I've seen the band all over the world with this exception, and looks like it's finally go time for this, most likely, once in a life time trip. I've been saving those C.C. points, excited to finally plan this trip.

The Melbourne venue holds up to 32 000. 

In 2009 they had nearly 50 000 show up to a larger venue for one show in Melb. 

And if Perth and Adelaide aren’t getting shows then people will travel to Melb or Sydney for sure. Then you have International travellers possibly!? Even people in Brisbane have to travel up the highway an hour to go to the GC show. 

I suppose people will also go to multiple
shows. 

If shows are getting announced a year in advance it will help sales. The fact AUS/NZ dates are already out (although just rumours), is the only reason I’m going to be able to plan a trip from the UK to NZ.

SandyRavage

When are Pearl Jam gunna play Anfield in Liverpool? Thats like 2 worlds colliding right there....

seanclax

SandyRavage said:

When are Pearl Jam gunna play Anfield in Liverpool? Thats like 2 worlds colliding right there....

Pass

Micheyb21

matt84 said:

Micheyb21 said:

gotthebottle said:

JK109224 said:

Go Media Stadium at Mt Smart, Auckland - Friday November 8 & Sunday November 10

Heritage Bank Stadium, Gold Coast - Wednesday November 13

Allianz Stadium, Sydney - Saturday November 16 & Monday November 18

AAMI Park, Melbourne - Thursday November 21 & Saturday November 23

Booked lodging at those..Mt Smart is a pain in the ass though... been there

I had booked hotel thinking Spark Arena would be the possible choice in Auckland but maybe thats too small?  - now wondering how easy Mt Smart is to get to/from if staying in downtown Auckland or change tack 

After researching venues, I thought it would be the Spark Arena too, however, I’ve just booked accommodation near the Stadium instead. Can’t wait for the proper announcement!

JackD. said:

Micheyb21 said:

gotthebottle said:

JK109224 said:

Go Media Stadium at Mt Smart, Auckland - Friday November 8 & Sunday November 10

Heritage Bank Stadium, Gold Coast - Wednesday November 13

Allianz Stadium, Sydney - Saturday November 16 & Monday November 18

AAMI Park, Melbourne - Thursday November 21 & Saturday November 23

Booked lodging at those..Mt Smart is a pain in the ass though... been there

I had booked hotel thinking Spark Arena would be the possible choice in Auckland but maybe thats too small?  - now wondering how easy Mt Smart is to get to/from if staying in downtown Auckland or change tack 

Shuttle busses are running from Britomart. At least they did in 2014 when I went to see Bruce Springsteen! 

But yeah, I doubt you‘ll be the only one at the gig who wants to go back downtown. There‘ll be options.

Fab thanks - got some options anyways

hopefully we get an announcement by Jan to take advantage of those jan sales flights- fingers crossed

SandyRavage

seanclax said:

SandyRavage said:

When are Pearl Jam gunna play Anfield in Liverpool? Thats like 2 worlds colliding right there....

Pass

Must be a manchester fan 

seanclax

SandyRavage said:

seanclax said:

SandyRavage said:

When are Pearl Jam gunna play Anfield in Liverpool? Thats like 2 worlds colliding right there....

Pass

Must be a manchester fan 

A Manchester fan who has no interest in attending any stadium shows. There never great

Kearn5y

SandyRavage said:

When are Pearl Jam gunna play Anfield in Liverpool? Thats like 2 worlds colliding right there....

Heaven and hell for me

CO278952

What are the Florida dates?

bootlegger10

This is the first tour I've been factoring canceled shows in my scheduling process.  Do I assume that the band will make it to Melbourne?  Do I go to the Gold Coast or Sydney and see a show there instead of Melbourne? It's a vacation first, but my goal is to see PJ in as many countries as possible along the way.  I'm thinking I'll try for one show in NZ and one show in Australia and Melbourne would be my choice based on these rumored dates.

just_one

bootlegger10 said:

This is the first tour I've been factoring canceled shows in my scheduling process.  Do I assume that the band will make it to Melbourne?  Do I go to the Gold Coast or Sydney and see a show there instead of Melbourne? It's a vacation first, but my goal is to see PJ in as many countries as possible along the way.  I'm thinking I'll try for one show in NZ and one show in Australia and Melbourne would be my choice based on these rumored dates.

I was in vienna last year but next year is probably the last im able to travel to see them so im going to try to do london,Barcelona and amsterdam

gotthebottle

bootlegger10 said:

This is the first tour I've been factoring canceled shows in my scheduling process.  Do I assume that the band will make it to Melbourne?  Do I go to the Gold Coast or Sydney and see a show there instead of Melbourne? It's a vacation first, but my goal is to see PJ in as many countries as possible along the way.  I'm thinking I'll try for one show in NZ and one show in Australia and Melbourne would be my choice based on these rumored dates.

Is alot easier to get a room in Melbourne and get to AAMI than Sydney Olympic Park. Melbourne great city,  can get around really easily. If you do GC make the drive down the coast to Melb abd stop along the way.... don't miss the Big Banana !!!

CopperTom

bootlegger10 said:

This is the first tour I've been factoring canceled shows in my scheduling process.  Do I assume that the band will make it to Melbourne?  Do I go to the Gold Coast or Sydney and see a show there instead of Melbourne? It's a vacation first, but my goal is to see PJ in as many countries as possible along the way.  I'm thinking I'll try for one show in NZ and one show in Australia and Melbourne would be my choice based on these rumored dates.

I used to be an end of the tour kinda guy, but the shows at the beginning of the tour are a safer bet.  That's why I went to St. Paul last year.

100 Pacer

CopperTom said:

bootlegger10 said:

This is the first tour I've been factoring canceled shows in my scheduling process.  Do I assume that the band will make it to Melbourne?  Do I go to the Gold Coast or Sydney and see a show there instead of Melbourne? It's a vacation first, but my goal is to see PJ in as many countries as possible along the way.  I'm thinking I'll try for one show in NZ and one show in Australia and Melbourne would be my choice based on these rumored dates.

I used to be an end of the tour kinda guy, but the shows at the beginning of the tour are a safer bet.  That's why I went to St. Paul last year.

 The closers edged out the openers IMO.

OceanSoul71

100 Pacer said:

CopperTom said:

bootlegger10 said:

This is the first tour I've been factoring canceled shows in my scheduling process.  Do I assume that the band will make it to Melbourne?  Do I go to the Gold Coast or Sydney and see a show there instead of Melbourne? It's a vacation first, but my goal is to see PJ in as many countries as possible along the way.  I'm thinking I'll try for one show in NZ and one show in Australia and Melbourne would be my choice based on these rumored dates.

I used to be an end of the tour kinda guy, but the shows at the beginning of the tour are a safer bet.  That's why I went to St. Paul last year.

 The closers edged out the openers IMO.

Austin on Sept 19th was a wild one! 🤘

Lost In Ohio

100 Pacer said:

CopperTom said:

bootlegger10 said:

This is the first tour I've been factoring canceled shows in my scheduling process.  Do I assume that the band will make it to Melbourne?  Do I go to the Gold Coast or Sydney and see a show there instead of Melbourne? It's a vacation first, but my goal is to see PJ in as many countries as possible along the way.  I'm thinking I'll try for one show in NZ and one show in Australia and Melbourne would be my choice based on these rumored dates.

I used to be an end of the tour kinda guy, but the shows at the beginning of the tour are a safer bet.  That's why I went to St. Paul last year.

 The closers edged out the openers IMO.

If they even happen. St. Paul and Chicago went on as scheduled.

If you're gonna travel, I'd highly recommend trying for a show early in the tour...once the band gets out and mingles with the public, all bets are off.

seanclax

CopperTom said:

bootlegger10 said:

This is the first tour I've been factoring canceled shows in my scheduling process.  Do I assume that the band will make it to Melbourne?  Do I go to the Gold Coast or Sydney and see a show there instead of Melbourne? It's a vacation first, but my goal is to see PJ in as many countries as possible along the way.  I'm thinking I'll try for one show in NZ and one show in Australia and Melbourne would be my choice based on these rumored dates.

I used to be an end of the tour kinda guy, but the shows at the beginning of the tour are a safer bet.  That's why I went to St. Paul last year.

The end of the tour is usually a safe bet for rareities. The risk is worth the reward. I'm looking at Manchester London and Barcelona 

Kocter01

Hi, can someone offer some advice? I’ve not bought tickets via the Ten Club for about 20 years. After Hyde Park two years back, I’ve rejoined to get good tickets, ideally in a golden circle. At Hyde Park, it was brilliant, but we were a long way back with the various sections.

So my question is… if the shows next year are all arenas (assuming it’s not Hyde Park again), will all the standing areas likely have a Golden Circle? And so they’re the tickets to aim for..?

Kocter01

Also re Anfield. I saw someone asking Steven Van Zandt on X/Twitter about the possibility of Springsteen playing there. He said they’d looked into it, but someone had beaten them to it. Taylor Swift I assume.

BlueLedbetter

Kocter01 said:

Hi, can someone offer some advice? I’ve not bought tickets via the Ten Club for about 20 years. After Hyde Park two years back, I’ve rejoined to get good tickets, ideally in a golden circle. At Hyde Park, it was brilliant, but we were a long way back with the various sections.

So my question is… if the shows next year are all arenas (assuming it’s not Hyde Park again), will all the standing areas likely have a Golden Circle? And so they’re the tickets to aim for..?

From my experience a few arenas have golden circle type areas but most don't just 10C early entry pretty sure London O2 was just early entry