It makes sense that more dates are announced on the newsletter on Wednesday when they announce the Bottlerock date.
They don’t announce tours in the newsletter. Current rumor for announcement date is 2/13, nothing we’ve seen so far makes me think they are moving that up
It makes sense that more dates are announced on the newsletter on Wednesday when they announce the Bottlerock date.
They don’t announce tours in the newsletter. Current rumor for announcement date is 2/13, nothing we’ve seen so far makes me think they are moving that up
I refuse to give up hope 🙏
2006: London Astoria, Lisbon I & II, Paris, Verona, Milano
2007: Wembley, Dusseldorf, Copenhagen, Nijmegen
2009: Manchester
2010: Belfast, Berlin
2012: Manchester I & II
2014: Leeds, Milton Keynes
2018: Amsterdam I, Prague, Krakow, Berlin, Barcelona, London 2022: Berlin, Budapest, Krakow, Amsterdam II
It's a bit of a blessing and a curse right? If delaying announcements makes it tough on travelling fans, and less travelling fans go, that does theoretically make it easier for locals to get tickets.
This^ In this day of more frequent cancellations, and high demand with fewer shows/tours, they don’t want people traveling to shows. They want the locals and people in the nearby region to go to these shows. They will still sell out, but with so many people traveling to see this band, it makes it that much harder for people who don’t travel to get tickets the once a decade they come to most cities. Plus, if something happens where they have to cancel, the less people traveling, the less they have to hear the complaints of “I took a week off work and spent thousands to fly across the country and see you, only for the show to be postponed/cancelled!”
Does anyone know another airport to fly into other than Missoula International? I was plugging in dates and the cost is similar to flying international from where I live. Trying to see if it is more cost effective to fly into a bigger airport and rent a car to get to Missoula. What did everyone do the last time they played?
I flew into Great Falls in 2018. About a 3 hour drive but incredible scenery along the way
Had been considering the New Zealand shows, and the biggest selling point just hit me. The shows are right after the election. So, if trump wins, we can just stay there and claim asylum.
It's a bit of a blessing and a curse right? If delaying announcements makes it tough on travelling fans, and less travelling fans go, that does theoretically make it easier for locals to get tickets.
This^ In this day of more frequent cancellations, and high demand with fewer shows/tours, they don’t want people traveling to shows. They want the locals and people in the nearby region to go to these shows. They will still sell out, but with so many people traveling to see this band, it makes it that much harder for people who don’t travel to get tickets the once a decade they come to most cities. Plus, if something happens where they have to cancel, the less people traveling, the less they have to hear the complaints of “I took a week off work and spent thousands to fly across the country and see you, only for the show to be postponed/cancelled!”
IMO they don’t care where the customers live. Their objective is to make as much money as possible from the tour as a whole. That is the only thing explaining the announcement and sales order.
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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
I hope they announce all of the shows at once but have 4 separate lotteries. 1 for NA leg 1, 1 for Europe, 1 for NA leg 2, and 1 for Aussie.
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It's a bit of a blessing and a curse right? If delaying announcements makes it tough on travelling fans, and less travelling fans go, that does theoretically make it easier for locals to get tickets.
This^ In this day of more frequent cancellations, and high demand with fewer shows/tours, they don’t want people traveling to shows. They want the locals and people in the nearby region to go to these shows. They will still sell out, but with so many people traveling to see this band, it makes it that much harder for people who don’t travel to get tickets the once a decade they come to most cities. Plus, if something happens where they have to cancel, the less people traveling, the less they have to hear the complaints of “I took a week off work and spent thousands to fly across the country and see you, only for the show to be postponed/cancelled!”
You guys are reading way too much into this. It is standard for them to announce a festival and then the other dates. Unless there is another festival. Then the other dates will follow that announcement.
It makes sense that more dates are announced on the newsletter on Wednesday when they announce the Bottlerock date.
They don’t announce tours in the newsletter. Current rumor for announcement date is 2/13, nothing we’ve seen so far makes me think they are moving that up
Had been considering the New Zealand shows, and the biggest selling point just hit me. The shows are right after the election. So, if trump wins, we can just stay there and claim asylum.
That's what I'll do
Me n Pipsqueak will speak French so we're not mistaken for you Americans.
It's a bit of a blessing and a curse right? If delaying announcements makes it tough on travelling fans, and less travelling fans go, that does theoretically make it easier for locals to get tickets.
I'm just hoping the two rumored N.A. legs get announced and sold together. There's been a few tours where there were separate lotto's for East/West. If Seattle is a local market for you, it's so hard to get tickets when they do that, because so many people travel in for Seattle shows (that also got a 1st pick for the Eastern leg).
Then again the rumour is two Vancouver shows, so maybe that's the way I go if Seattle is a tough get.
I hear what you're saying, but I would be shocked if they did the lottos at the same time, so I wouldn't get hopes up. I've been in Seattle for the last 3 shows (one at Key and the ballpark shows), and I got tix through tenclub for all 3. Granted, they were my 1st or 2nd priority, but I'm not worried about getting in the door for both this time around.
Yah, Seattle 2013 was the first and only time I missed getting Seattle 10c tickets in the last 20 years. Including getting the limited tickets to Key Arena Show in 2002 and Gorge in '05, when the 10c allotment was very limited. We ended up using TM and there was nothing left as soon as it went on sale. We ended up getting nosebleeds behind the stage that went on sale about 30 minutes in, and were just at the wrong level where the lighting rig and metal bird blocked the view of 90% of the stage and we couldn't see anything :(
I also remember the lineups for ticket pickup in 2000. It was crazy. The demand for the Seattle shows is always through the roof. Which to be fair, is something I think East Coasters deal with a lot because of how big the cities are, and how close they are to each other over there. Here in the pacific northwest, it's not overly difficult to get tickets to the non-Seattle shows.
I have to imagine home town shows at the Arena would be top demand again, and the capacity is 60% lower than when they sold out two shows at Safeco Field. I predict Seattle tickets (if at Climate Pledge) will be a hard get. Albeit there will be two shows this time instead of 1, but I still expect demand to far outstrip supply.
I suppose the wrench in the thing is fan2fan. It's like the F5 of old. If your determined enough you can get quality 10c tickets to any show (even if you aren't a 10c member)
It's a bit of a blessing and a curse right? If delaying announcements makes it tough on travelling fans, and less travelling fans go, that does theoretically make it easier for locals to get tickets.
I'm just hoping the two rumored N.A. legs get announced and sold together. There's been a few tours where there were separate lotto's for East/West. If Seattle is a local market for you, it's so hard to get tickets when they do that, because so many people travel in for Seattle shows (that also got a 1st pick for the Eastern leg).
Then again the rumour is two Vancouver shows, so maybe that's the way I go if Seattle is a tough get.
I hear what you're saying, but I would be shocked if they did the lottos at the same time, so I wouldn't get hopes up. I've been in Seattle for the last 3 shows (one at Key and the ballpark shows), and I got tix through tenclub for all 3. Granted, they were my 1st or 2nd priority, but I'm not worried about getting in the door for both this time around.
Yah, Seattle 2013 was the first and only time I missed getting Seattle 10c tickets in the last 20 years. Including getting the limited tickets to Key Arena Show in 2002 and Gorge in '05, when the 10c allotment was very limited. We ended up using TM and there was nothing left as soon as it went on sale. We ended up getting nosebleeds behind the stage that went on sale about 30 minutes in, and were just at the wrong level where the lighting rig and metal bird blocked the view of 90% of the stage and we couldn't see anything :(
I also remember the lineups for ticket pickup in 2000. It was crazy. The demand for the Seattle shows is always through the roof. Which to be fair, is something I think East Coasters deal with a lot because of how big the cities are, and how close they are to each other over there. Here in the pacific northwest, it's not overly difficult to get tickets to the non-Seattle shows.
I have to imagine home town shows at the Arena would be top demand again, and the capacity is 60% lower than when they sold out two shows at Safeco Field. I predict Seattle tickets (if at Climate Pledge) will be a hard get. Albeit there will be two shows this time instead of 1, but I still expect demand to far outstrip supply.
I suppose the wrench in the thing is fan2fan. It's like the F5 of old. If your determined enough you can get quality 10c tickets to any show (even if you aren't a 10c member) 😀
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What's the best way to get from the north island to the south island? Flying, boat, is there a car ferry? Thanks.
Qtown and well all of the South Island is sheer sensory overload of beauty. Re between islands it depends what your timescales and budget are and where planning on travelling around. the ferry goes over from Wellington to Picton- about 4 hrs- the last hour as you get into the Marlborough sounds is beautiful with great chances of wildlife spotting. But otherwise you can also fly - Air NZ and has various domestic flights.
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Had been considering the New Zealand shows, and the biggest selling point just hit me. The shows are right after the election. So, if trump wins, we can just stay there and claim asylum.
Great plan! Us Brits will join you if the Tories somehow manage to keep themselves in power here after our election 🤣
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Queenstown is just about the most perfect place on Earth. You're gonna love it.
What's the best way to get from the north island to the south island? Flying, boat, is there a car ferry? Thanks.
Qtown and well all of the South Island is sheer sensory overload of beauty. Re between islands it depends what your timescales and budget are and where planning on travelling around. the ferry goes over from Wellington to Picton- about 4 hrs- the last hour as you get into the Marlborough sounds is beautiful with great chances of wildlife spotting. But otherwise you can also fly - Air NZ and has various domestic flights.
Was watching cricket a week or so ago - the Blackcaps were playing BAN in Nelson on the South Island near Picton, absolutely stunning scenery there. I also recall watching a House Hunters Intl from that town, and the views are incredible. Would love to visit one day.
Yah, Seattle 2013 was the first and only time I missed getting Seattle 10c tickets in the last 20 years. Including getting the limited tickets to Key Arena Show in 2002 and Gorge in '05, when the 10c allotment was very limited. We ended up using TM and there was nothing left as soon as it went on sale. We ended up getting nosebleeds behind the stage that went on sale about 30 minutes in, and were just at the wrong level where the lighting rig and metal bird blocked the view of 90% of the stage and we couldn't see anything :(
I also remember the lineups for ticket pickup in 2000. It was crazy. The demand for the Seattle shows is always through the roof. Which to be fair, is something I think East Coasters deal with a lot because of how big the cities are, and how close they are to each other over there. Here in the pacific northwest, it's not overly difficult to get tickets to the non-Seattle shows.
I have to imagine home town shows at the Arena would be top demand again, and the capacity is 60% lower than when they sold out two shows at Safeco Field. I predict Seattle tickets (if at Climate Pledge) will be a hard get. Albeit there will be two shows this time instead of 1, but I still expect demand to far outstrip supply.
I suppose the wrench in the thing is fan2fan. It's like the F5 of old. If your determined enough you can get quality 10c tickets to any show (even if you aren't a 10c member)
Really hope I get to see them at the Gorge once before they hang it up
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They're freezing too play Glastonbury festival on the Sunday......but I doubt they will lol
I would love this, all the punters I've spoken to about it at glasto have agreed it would be awesome. Frustratingly didn't get tickets in October though for the first time in years, holding out for April although the London dates clash :(
As far as I'm aware glasto is Madonna, Dua Lipa, Coldplay or Foos
such great flight prices from lisbon to london , london berlin , berlin barcelona , barcelona london and london lisbon right now...goddamn this is so frustating :(
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In this day of more frequent cancellations, and high demand with fewer shows/tours, they don’t want people traveling to shows. They want the locals and people in the nearby region to go to these shows. They will still sell out, but with so many people traveling to see this band, it makes it that much harder for people who don’t travel to get tickets the once a decade they come to most cities. Plus, if something happens where they have to cancel, the less people traveling, the less they have to hear the complaints of “I took a week off work and spent thousands to fly across the country and see you, only for the show to be postponed/cancelled!”
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2005.....Hamilton
2011.....Toronto N1, Toronto N2, Hamilton
2013.....London, Buffalo
2014.....Detroit
2016.....Toronto N1 Toronto N2, Boston N1, Boston N2, Chicago N1
2018.....Seattle N1, Seattle N2
2022.....San Diego, Los Angeles N1, Los Angeles N2, Phoenix, Oakland N1, Oakland N2, Quebec City, Ottawa, Hamilton, Toronto
2023.....Fort Worth N1, Fort Worth N2, Austin N1, Austin N2
2024.....????
You guys are reading way too much into this. It is standard for them to announce a festival and then the other dates. Unless there is another festival. Then the other dates will follow that announcement.
I also remember the lineups for ticket pickup in 2000. It was crazy. The demand for the Seattle shows is always through the roof. Which to be fair, is something I think East Coasters deal with a lot because of how big the cities are, and how close they are to each other over there. Here in the pacific northwest, it's not overly difficult to get tickets to the non-Seattle shows.
I have to imagine home town shows at the Arena would be top demand again, and the capacity is 60% lower than when they sold out two shows at Safeco Field. I predict Seattle tickets (if at Climate Pledge) will be a hard get. Albeit there will be two shows this time instead of 1, but I still expect demand to far outstrip supply.
I suppose the wrench in the thing is fan2fan. It's like the F5 of old. If your determined enough you can get quality 10c tickets to any show (even if you aren't a 10c member)
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1997: 11/14 Oakland, 11/15 Oakland
1998: 7/5 Dallas, 7/7 Albuquerque, 7/8 Phoenix, 7/10 San Diego, 7/11 Las Vegas
2000: 10/17 Dallas
2003: 4/3 OKC
2012: 11/17 Tulsa(EV), 11/18 Tulsa(EV)
2013: 11/16 OKC
2014: 10/8 Tulsa
2022: 9/20 OKC
2023: 9/13 Ft Worth, 9/15 Ft Worth
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2019 Dusseldorf & Dublin Ed Solo
2022 Copenhagen, London 1&2, Budapest, Krakow, Vienna, Prague, Ams 1 & Ams 2
2024 Manchester, London, Auckland & Sydney
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2019 Dusseldorf & Dublin Ed Solo
2022 Copenhagen, London 1&2, Budapest, Krakow, Vienna, Prague, Ams 1 & Ams 2
2024 Manchester, London, Auckland & Sydney
I also remember the lineups for ticket pickup in 2000. It was crazy. The demand for the Seattle shows is always through the roof. Which to be fair, is something I think East Coasters deal with a lot because of how big the cities are, and how close they are to each other over there. Here in the pacific northwest, it's not overly difficult to get tickets to the non-Seattle shows.
I have to imagine home town shows at the Arena would be top demand again, and the capacity is 60% lower than when they sold out two shows at Safeco Field. I predict Seattle tickets (if at Climate Pledge) will be a hard get. Albeit there will be two shows this time instead of 1, but I still expect demand to far outstrip supply.
I suppose the wrench in the thing is fan2fan. It's like the F5 of old. If your determined enough you can get quality 10c tickets to any show (even if you aren't a 10c member)
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Beautiful venue, but I'd be reluctant to go again because of the nightmare of parking and getting in.
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The Gorge
Really hope I get to see them at the Gorge once before they hang it up
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2013: London ONT / Wrigley Field / Pittsburgh / Buffalo / San Diego / Los Angeles I / Los Angeles II
2014: Cincinnati / St. Louis / Tulsa / Lincoln / Detroit / Denver
2015: New York City
2016: Ft. Lauderdale / Miami / Jacksonville / Greenville / Hampton / Columbia / Lexington / Philly II / New York City II / Toronto II / Bonnaroo / Telluride / Fenway I / Wrigley I / Wrigley - II / TOTD - Philadelphia, San Francisco
2017: Ohana Fest (EV)
2018: Amsterdam I / Amsterdam II / Seattle I / Seattle II / Boston I / Boston II
2021: Asbury Park / Ohana Encore 1 / Ohana Encore 2
2022: Phoenix / LA I / LA II / Quebec City / Ottawa / New York City / Camden / Nashville / St. Louis / Denver
2023: St. Paul II
2024: Las Vegas I / Las Vegas II / New York City I / New York City II / Philly I / Philly II / Baltimore
As far as I'm aware glasto is Madonna, Dua Lipa, Coldplay or Foos
Chicago 1 9.5.2023. Chicago 2 9.7.2023.
*Noblesville 9.10.2023* (Gutted)