Tough thing with doing full Canadian tour is they’ve mixed in a few major markets in Canada in 2016 and 2022. Probably more likely to see a few Canadian dates get mixed in like those tours, and 2013.
It's ok. If they can't play Atlantic Canada, us Maritimers don't mind traveling to Quebec or Ontario.
Tough thing with doing full Canadian tour is they’ve mixed in a few major markets in Canada in 2016 and 2022. Probably more likely to see a few Canadian dates get mixed in like those tours, and 2013.
It's ok. If they can't play Atlantic Canada, us Maritimers don't mind traveling to Quebec or Ontario.
Tough thing with doing full Canadian tour is they’ve mixed in a few major markets in Canada in 2016 and 2022. Probably more likely to see a few Canadian dates get mixed in like those tours, and 2013.
It's ok. If they can't play Atlantic Canada, us Maritimers don't mind traveling to Quebec or Ontario.
Tough thing with doing full Canadian tour is they’ve mixed in a few major markets in Canada in 2016 and 2022. Probably more likely to see a few Canadian dates get mixed in like those tours, and 2013.
It's ok. If they can't play Atlantic Canada, us Maritimers don't mind traveling to Quebec or Ontario.
I'd like it if it was in Atlantic Canada.
Same!
1000% We need Atlantic stops!
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Tough thing with doing full Canadian tour is they’ve mixed in a few major markets in Canada in 2016 and 2022. Probably more likely to see a few Canadian dates get mixed in like those tours, and 2013.
It's ok. If they can't play Atlantic Canada, us Maritimers don't mind traveling to Quebec or Ontario.
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I was at the Metalica shows at the Olympic Stadium and really hope PJ never plays there. The sound was decent enough down on the floor but it’s just sooo echoey in there. Metallica was a whole “experience” with the lights, stage, no repeat weekend, etc so that’s what you expect, but the acoustics are so bad.
I was at the Metalica shows at the Olympic Stadium and really hope PJ never plays there. The sound was decent enough down on the floor but it’s just sooo echoey in there. Metallica was a whole “experience” with the lights, stage, no repeat weekend, etc so that’s what you expect, but the acoustics are so bad.
While I can't see them doing exactly what they did in 2005, it would be awesome if it was more of those types of locations. I was fortunate to invade your country for my first show in 1996 and the first of the run I did in 1998 (Barrie), was able to Montreal in 2003 and then again in 2005 with Ottawa, made my way to London in 2013 and then finally back by way of Quebec City in 22 with Ottawa.
Would love to see them go back to some of the smaller cities they played in 2005 and hit them up.
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An actual, proper, tour. Anywhere. This would be great.
If they're going to play St. John then it would be amazing to see a show on the complete opposite side of the country in Victoria.
I still think we're too small market for it to happen, but I would crap my pants if they played here. I think our Arena only holds about 7000 people if you sell the entire floor and side/behind stage tickets.
With a band that plays small tours.. I'm not sure what the odds are of them play a venue that small.
I still haven't gotten over the fact Foo Fighters were booked to play here before Taylor Hawkins passed away. I never expected them to play our small Arena, I was so stoked we were getting a show here, and we had floor tickets. Then the double whammy of him passing away, and the show getting cancelled :(
If they're going to play St. John then it would be amazing to see a show on the complete opposite side of the country in Victoria.
I still think we're too small market for it to happen, but I would crap my pants if they played here. I think our Arena only holds about 7000 people if you sell the entire floor and side/behind stage tickets.
With a band that plays small tours.. I'm not sure what the odds are of them play a venue that small.
I still haven't gotten over the fact Foo Fighters were booked to play here before Taylor Hawkins passed away. I never expected them to play our small Arena, I was so stoked we were getting a show here, and we had floor tickets. Then the double whammy of him passing away, and the show getting cancelled :(
you never know. The Hip could sell out $15,000 seaters and they played there.
If they're going to play St. John then it would be amazing to see a show on the complete opposite side of the country in Victoria.
I still think we're too small market for it to happen, but I would crap my pants if they played here. I think our Arena only holds about 7000 people if you sell the entire floor and side/behind stage tickets.
With a band that plays small tours.. I'm not sure what the odds are of them play a venue that small.
I still haven't gotten over the fact Foo Fighters were booked to play here before Taylor Hawkins passed away. I never expected them to play our small Arena, I was so stoked we were getting a show here, and we had floor tickets. Then the double whammy of him passing away, and the show getting cancelled :(
you never know. The Hip could sell out $15,000 seaters and they played there.
That's true, but the hip had limited options. They weren't that big outside Canada, so playing a 7000 seat Arena in Victoria was better than playing a theatre in Seattle or a bar in Illinois If they stuck to 15000+ seaters they would of only every played Vancouver, Calgary, Edmonton, Toronto, Kingston, Montreal, and Quebec City? They sort of had to go smaller to have some other places to play. PJ doesn't really need to do that, they can play venues that size in North America, Europe, Australia, South America, even bigger venues in many of those places.
In regards to PJ, and the slim chance they play here one day, I used to think we'd make a good warm up show city. Sort of like the London 2013 show. We're 130km/80miles from Seattle, it's nice here, our Arena is small but decent, and we love a good live show It's too bad they don't really do warmup shows anymore :(
Foo Fighters were going to play Penticton. Much smaller venue than Victoria. I think it seats about 5,000 for hockey
Edit - just read a sold out concert is 6400 and change at the South Okanagan Event Centre (SOEC). Perfect venue for a PJ show.
Yah I'm not sure what lead the Foo Fighters to decide to play the smaller cities/venues in our province.
I also think any venue is a perfect venue for PJ to play, but the question is when they play 9 dates a year, are they going to play venues that small? I sort of think it's a pipe dream they'd play Victoria (or in your case Penticton), but damn would it be cool.
If you just look at history since 2018, there are some gaping holes in the North American map.
Assuming there is at least a portion of 2024 devoted to International dates, let’s pretend and hope there are 20 ish stops in North America. The PNW in both the US and Canada are due for at least 3-4 shows. Maybe you do a 2 night kickoff in Seattle, then hit Vancouver, Edmonton, Winnipeg. It also appears the rust belt is likely to see 3-4 shows, so you go from Winnipeg to Indy, then maybe hit Detroit, Columbus, Pittsburgh. You could swing towards Montreal, Quebec City, I think from there you would want to try and knock out a couple shows in the Boston/Philly area, then hit Atlanta, New Orleans, then wrapping up with make up stops in Vegas and Sacramento.
Gets you to about 20 shows, covers a ton of geography and fills in a lot of holes that have existed for too long.
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It's ok. If they can't play Atlantic Canada, us Maritimers don't mind traveling to Quebec or Ontario.
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2005 - Toronto
2006 - Toronto I, Toronto II
2009 - Toronto
2011 - Hamilton
2013 - Pittsburgh, Buffalo
2014 - Detroit
2016 - Fort Lauderdale, Miami, Ottawa, Toronto I, Toronto II, Wrigley I, Wrigley II
2018 - Seattle I, Seattle II, Fenway I, Fenway II
2020 - Toronto, Hamilton
2022 - Las Vegas, Ottawa, Hamilton, Toronto
2023 - St. Paul I, St. Paul II
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.....????
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Would love to see them go back to some of the smaller cities they played in 2005 and hit them up.
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2003 - Toronto
2005 - Toronto
2006 - Toronto I, Toronto II
2009 - Toronto
2011 - Hamilton
2013 - Pittsburgh, Buffalo
2014 - Detroit
2016 - Fort Lauderdale, Miami, Ottawa, Toronto I, Toronto II, Wrigley I, Wrigley II
2018 - Seattle I, Seattle II, Fenway I, Fenway II
2020 - Toronto, Hamilton
2022 - Las Vegas, Ottawa, Hamilton, Toronto
2023 - St. Paul I, St. Paul II
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paris 06
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nijmegen 07
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I still think we're too small market for it to happen, but I would crap my pants if they played here. I think our Arena only holds about 7000 people if you sell the entire floor and side/behind stage tickets.
With a band that plays small tours.. I'm not sure what the odds are of them play a venue that small.
I still haven't gotten over the fact Foo Fighters were booked to play here before Taylor Hawkins passed away. I never expected them to play our small Arena, I was so stoked we were getting a show here, and we had floor tickets. Then the double whammy of him passing away, and the show getting cancelled :(
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albany 06
hartford 06
reading 06
barcelona 06
paris 06
wembley 07
dusseldorf 07
nijmegen 07
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Toronto 03, 06, 11
Ottawa 05, 11
Quebec 05; Saratoga 00; Boston 04; Toledo 04
Albany 06; Honolulu 06; Hartford 08
Costa Rica 11
London (Ont.), Hartford 13
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EV Montreal (2), Berkeley II, Albany, Boston, London (UK)
In regards to PJ, and the slim chance they play here one day, I used to think we'd make a good warm up show city. Sort of like the London 2013 show. We're 130km/80miles from Seattle, it's nice here, our Arena is small but decent, and we love a good live show
Edit - just read a sold out concert is 6400 and change at the South Okanagan Event Centre (SOEC). Perfect venue for a PJ show.
Assuming there is at least a portion of 2024 devoted to International dates, let’s pretend and hope there are 20 ish stops in North America. The PNW in both the US and Canada are due for at least 3-4 shows. Maybe you do a 2 night kickoff in Seattle, then hit Vancouver, Edmonton, Winnipeg. It also appears the rust belt is likely to see 3-4 shows, so you go from Winnipeg to Indy, then maybe hit Detroit, Columbus, Pittsburgh. You could swing towards Montreal, Quebec City, I think from there you would want to try and knock out a couple shows in the Boston/Philly area, then hit Atlanta, New Orleans, then wrapping up with make up stops in Vegas and Sacramento.
Gets you to about 20 shows, covers a ton of geography and fills in a lot of holes that have existed for too long.
Chicago 8-18-18
Chicago 8-20-18
St. Louis 4-4-20
Denver 4-9-20
Denver 9-22-22
Noblesville 9-10-23
Vancouver 5-6-24
Seattle 5-30-24
Noblesville 8-26-24
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Chicago 2-9-22
Tempe 2-26-23