Berlin Officially Cancelled

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  • HailHailVitalogyHailHailVitalogy Posts: 5,344
    I believe the view should be the complete opposite than most of the comments here. More the reason to try to see the band as much as possible. 
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  • sdharv1919sdharv1919 Traverse City, MI Posts: 27
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    That last sentence lol 🤡
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  • Spiritual_ChaosSpiritual_Chaos Posts: 30,573
    edited June 30
    I believe the view should be the complete opposite than most of the comments here. More the reason to try to see the band as much as possible. 
    More the reason for the band to tour more countries when they come over so more fans only loose the cash they paid for a babysitter or a trainride when the band do cancel. 
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  • gotthebottlegotthebottle San Diego Posts: 2,917
    jimmerpro said:
    The pandemic is over.  No one else cancels like this.   They must just be sickly than most. Time to hang it up.  Short play list and cancellations?  Stop wasting our money 
    Wake up... new Covid strains mutations are always gonna be around. It's not a pandemic right now but Covid virus isn't going anywhere
  • sdharv1919sdharv1919 Traverse City, MI Posts: 27
    jimmerpro said:
    The pandemic is over.  No one else cancels like this.   They must just be sickly than most. Time to hang it up.  Short play list and cancellations?  Stop wasting our money 
    Wake up... new Covid strains mutations are always gonna be around. It's not a pandemic right now but Covid virus isn't going anywhere
    Yep.  Either is the flu, what’s your point?
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  • ForceofNature101ForceofNature101 Posts: 1,282
    jimmerpro said:
    The pandemic is over.  No one else cancels like this.   They must just be sickly than most. Time to hang it up.  Short play list and cancellations?  Stop wasting our money 
    Wake up... new Covid strains mutations are always gonna be around. It's not a pandemic right now but Covid virus isn't going anywhere
    Yep.  Either is the flu, what’s your point?
    We have had a much better handle on the flu over decades and decades, as oppoaed to a virus that is 4 years old and still hasn't fallen into the type of seasonal pattern like the flu has

    Objectively, COVID throws way more of a wildcard into making future plans than the Flu, as of right now

  • bootlegger10bootlegger10 Posts: 16,029
    jimmerpro said:
    The pandemic is over.  No one else cancels like this.   They must just be sickly than most. Time to hang it up.  Short play list and cancellations?  Stop wasting our money 
    Wake up... new Covid strains mutations are always gonna be around. It's not a pandemic right now but Covid virus isn't going anywhere
    Yep.  Either is the flu, what’s your point?
    I agree with you.  Flu, covid, whatever you want to call it.  Seems like with Covid or the flu it can be mild or can put you down for a week.  
  • pjl44pjl44 Posts: 9,780
    Judas Priest 7/2 if anyone needs a Plan B. 3rd looking slim.
  • YourDirtisMyfoodYourDirtisMyfood Boston Posts: 4,650
    Haijay said:
    seanclax said:
    While it is very unfortunate and I feel for those who had tickets and especially who traveled for these gigs, I am eagerly waiting for the dust to settle so there can be a bit more rationality with it all reaction-wise

    It sucks however COVID is still a thing in 2024.  Just because people are bummed about it doesn't mean the fanbase is done with PJ and they will be forced to play smaller places now because the hardcore fanbase is tired of them getting ill beyond their control
    The hard-core fanbase isn't enough to fill these places in Europe now. It'll be one night arena shows for each country next time. 
    The hard core fanbase has NEVER been enough to fill up any place for any band. You guys WAY overestimate the hardcores. Its the 30-60-90 people that camp out for rail, and most of the people in the pit. Thats pretty much it, the rest are only lowly-ass fans of the band and the casuals. 
    I'm going to let you in on a little secret.  You see, there's this lady performer by the name of Taylor Swift.  And she has A LOT of hardcore fans.  I mean, A LOT.  They are called "Swifties."  She is currently selling out football stadiums worldwide and this has been going on for many years.  It really is unprecedented how many hardcore fans she has.  The shows are all sold out.  There are celebrities at each show in a VIP tent that would make other bands green with envy.  In fact, Mr. Vedder was at one of those said shows.  Her demand for tickets were so large worldwide that it crashed Ticketmaster numerous times.   Tens of thousands of these hardcore fans trade friendship bracelets at every show and new bonds are made at every show.  Thousands of fans that cannot get into the shows actually form parties outside the stadiums that are being performed in by Taylor and they sing songs, trade bracelets and make new friendships.  Soooooooo.......just saying, "Never" isn't EXACTLY true. 
  • given2fly23given2fly23 Evanston, IL Posts: 5,930
    I'd always wanted to see the band or Ed in Europe. Now? No chance I'm travelling that far for a show. Just the reality, not a complaint. 
    Go to a place you want to visit anyways. Europe is amazing. 
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  • HughFreakingDillonHughFreakingDillon Winnipeg Posts: 37,353
    I'd always wanted to see the band or Ed in Europe. Now? No chance I'm travelling that far for a show. Just the reality, not a complaint. 
    Go to a place you want to visit anyways. Europe is amazing. 
    definitely. Probably Ed solo if/when he hits Italy. If he cancels, I'm still in Italy. 
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  • HaijayHaijay Posts: 401
    seanclax said:
    Haijay said:
    seanclax said:
    While it is very unfortunate and I feel for those who had tickets and especially who traveled for these gigs, I am eagerly waiting for the dust to settle so there can be a bit more rationality with it all reaction-wise

    It sucks however COVID is still a thing in 2024.  Just because people are bummed about it doesn't mean the fanbase is done with PJ and they will be forced to play smaller places now because the hardcore fanbase is tired of them getting ill beyond their control
    The hard-core fanbase isn't enough to fill these places in Europe now. It'll be one night arena shows for each country next time. 
    The hard core fanbase has NEVER been enough to fill up any place for any band. You guys WAY overestimate the hardcores. Its the 30-60-90 people that camp out for rail, and most of the people in the pit. Thats pretty much it, the rest are only lowly-ass fans of the band and the casuals. 
    And you way underestimate the amount of casual fans who will pay £160 to see them when the foo fighters and green day are charging £90
    No, i dont, actually. The prices they were charging are absolutely ridiculous. If they can’t make a profit for less than that, they need to re-evaluate their business model. 
  • HaijayHaijay Posts: 401
    Haijay said:
    seanclax said:
    While it is very unfortunate and I feel for those who had tickets and especially who traveled for these gigs, I am eagerly waiting for the dust to settle so there can be a bit more rationality with it all reaction-wise

    It sucks however COVID is still a thing in 2024.  Just because people are bummed about it doesn't mean the fanbase is done with PJ and they will be forced to play smaller places now because the hardcore fanbase is tired of them getting ill beyond their control
    The hard-core fanbase isn't enough to fill these places in Europe now. It'll be one night arena shows for each country next time. 
    The hard core fanbase has NEVER been enough to fill up any place for any band. You guys WAY overestimate the hardcores. Its the 30-60-90 people that camp out for rail, and most of the people in the pit. Thats pretty much it, the rest are only lowly-ass fans of the band and the casuals. 
    I'm going to let you in on a little secret.  You see, there's this lady performer by the name of Taylor Swift.  And she has A LOT of hardcore fans.  I mean, A LOT.  They are called "Swifties."  She is currently selling out football stadiums worldwide and this has been going on for many years.  It really is unprecedented how many hardcore fans she has.  The shows are all sold out.  There are celebrities at each show in a VIP tent that would make other bands green with envy.  In fact, Mr. Vedder was at one of those said shows.  Her demand for tickets were so large worldwide that it crashed Ticketmaster numerous times.   Tens of thousands of these hardcore fans trade friendship bracelets at every show and new bonds are made at every show.  Thousands of fans that cannot get into the shows actually form parties outside the stadiums that are being performed in by Taylor and they sing songs, trade bracelets and make new friendships.  Soooooooo.......just saying, "Never" isn't EXACTLY true. 
    Ok, you got me on that. So, there is ONE out there…….
  • killcropkillcrop Posts: 12
    They should probably arrive in Europe a couple weeks early to acclimate 
  • killcropkillcrop Posts: 12
    Now cue all the - 'Don't be so negative' posts! 

    Sucks for EVERYONE who paid for tickets, flights, accommodation. Even the ticket refunds dont inc ticket service charges. 

    Oh...so much pessimism on here....Can you blame us?! 

    Even 10c membership doesn't guarantee tickets anymore. What is going on!? 
    Here's  the way I look at it... bummed that the PJ shows are canceled.But I'll be in Berlin and not Camden or Detroit. Im still going to explore and have fun.
    But Im done with the overseas travelling for PJ.
    The risk is not worth the reward. 
    Ha ha, leave Detroit of of this!
  • given2fly23given2fly23 Evanston, IL Posts: 5,930
    edited June 30
    I'd always wanted to see the band or Ed in Europe. Now? No chance I'm travelling that far for a show. Just the reality, not a complaint. 
    Go to a place you want to visit anyways. Europe is amazing. 
    definitely. Probably Ed solo if/when he hits Italy. If he cancels, I'm still in Italy. 
    Yup, Italy is always my #1. Also just visited Vancouver and in the past have visited Ontario, Amsterdam, Ireland, Spain, London and all over the U.S. to see PJ/EV. Our only cancellations so far have been Sacto/Vegas in 2022, but as Chicagoans, we get plenty of hometown shows. After 103 PJ shows now, I am picking my travel destinations strategically. 
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  • incognitonyincognitony KY Posts: 152
    My lungs haven't been the same since I had Covid the 2nd (3rd, 4th, fuck if i know how many) time. Comparisons to the flu with this fanbase's overall education is a little surprising. 
  • Rossdoc81Rossdoc81 Posts: 28
    So the deal with Pearl Jam now is if you are really lucky we'll leave the US and fly on our private jet to Europe. We'll put the 10C members in the shitty seats cos we need the good seats to dynamic price with Ticketmaster, we'll dynamic price the shit out of every seat in the place so now you're paying €200-350 when four years ago it was €90, we'll book out stadiums that we have no hope of filling, we'll keep selling merch to people when the shows are already cancelled. In the end we'll just play 1 1/2 shows then cancel the rest, we'll let Ticketmaster keep the fees so fans don't get all their money back, we'll make no attempt to reschedule any shows, then we'll fly back to the US on our private jets. 
  • PJ_SoulPJ_Soul Vancouver, BC Posts: 49,990
    My lungs haven't been the same since I had Covid the 2nd (3rd, 4th, fuck if i know how many) time. Comparisons to the flu with this fanbase's overall education is a little surprising. 
    Yeah, I've had long covid for 2 and a half years now, and it's pretty much completely ruining my entire life. I need disability accommodations for work and everything. Covid is not the fucking flu.

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  • We All BelieveWe All Believe Scarsdale, NY Posts: 594
    edited July 1
    My lungs haven't been the same since I had Covid the 2nd (3rd, 4th, fuck if i know how many) time. Comparisons to the flu with this fanbase's overall education is a little surprising. 
    Same. All it took was the first time I got it, January 2020. Now, 4 1/2 years later, even if I get slightly sick, my lungs and chest light up and I cough for weeks/months at a time. I was sick at the beginning of this month, and everything has disappeared except this fucking cough.
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  • HughFreakingDillonHughFreakingDillon Winnipeg Posts: 37,353
    Rossdoc81 said:
    So the deal with Pearl Jam now is if you are really lucky we'll leave the US and fly on our private jet to Europe. We'll put the 10C members in the shitty seats cos we need the good seats to dynamic price with Ticketmaster, we'll dynamic price the shit out of every seat in the place so now you're paying €200-350 when four years ago it was €90, we'll book out stadiums that we have no hope of filling, we'll keep selling merch to people when the shows are already cancelled. In the end we'll just play 1 1/2 shows then cancel the rest, we'll let Ticketmaster keep the fees so fans don't get all their money back, we'll make no attempt to reschedule any shows, then we'll fly back to the US on our private jets. 
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  • ForceofNature101ForceofNature101 Posts: 1,282
    Rossdoc81 said:
    So the deal with Pearl Jam now is if you are really lucky we'll leave the US and fly on our private jet to Europe. We'll put the 10C members in the shitty seats cos we need the good seats to dynamic price with Ticketmaster, we'll dynamic price the shit out of every seat in the place so now you're paying €200-350 when four years ago it was €90, we'll book out stadiums that we have no hope of filling, we'll keep selling merch to people when the shows are already cancelled. In the end we'll just play 1 1/2 shows then cancel the rest, we'll let Ticketmaster keep the fees so fans don't get all their money back, we'll make no attempt to reschedule any shows, then we'll fly back to the US on our private jets. 

    This is just a copy and paste from your thread here that just got closed:


    We get it, chill out my dude lol
  • jjm33jjm33 Posts: 201
    I caught covid from my trip to the Dublin show. Started feeling symptoms on Monday and was a mess Tuesday. Got on paxlovid TH night and it’s helping but I’m still struggling. Horrible cough, right ear fully blocked, fatigue…
  • gotthebottlegotthebottle San Diego Posts: 2,917
    PJ_Soul said:
    My lungs haven't been the same since I had Covid the 2nd (3rd, 4th, fuck if i know how many) time. Comparisons to the flu with this fanbase's overall education is a little surprising. 
    Yeah, I've had long covid for 2 and a half years now, and it's pretty much completely ruining my entire life. I need disability accommodations for work and everything. Covid is not the fucking flu.

    I'm in health care. Still haven't had it.. don't want it.. no one knows what long term effect on lungs will be... and I don't want brain fog. So all those deniers are morons and it's serious shit....
  • HailHailVitalogyHailHailVitalogy Posts: 5,344
    I believe the view should be the complete opposite than most of the comments here. More the reason to try to see the band as much as possible. 
    More the reason for the band to tour more countries when they come over so more fans only loose the cash they paid for a babysitter or a trainride when the band do cancel. 
    For sure, but at the same time those fans decided to travel. If they announce any non-festival South American dates, I plan on going. And if they cancel, so what, I’m in fucking Chile and Argentina exploring. Thankful for this band giving me excuse after excuse to travel. 
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  • Go BeaversGo Beavers Posts: 9,171
    More transparency would be nice.
    Respecting people’s privacy is even nicer. 
  • HughFreakingDillonHughFreakingDillon Winnipeg Posts: 37,353
    More transparency would be nice.
    Respecting people’s privacy is even nicer. 
    100 freaking percent
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  • YAKIMATSUYAKIMATSU Santa Fe Posts: 919
    I believe the view should be the complete opposite than most of the comments here. More the reason to try to see the band as much as possible. 
    More the reason for the band to tour more countries when they come over so more fans only loose the cash they paid for a babysitter or a trainride when the band do cancel. 
    For sure, but at the same time those fans decided to travel. If they announce any non-festival South American dates, I plan on going. And if they cancel, so what, I’m in fucking Chile and Argentina exploring. Thankful for this band giving me excuse after excuse to travel. 
    +1
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  • Vedd HeddVedd Hedd Posts: 4,605
    More transparency would be nice.
    What exactly are you looking for?
    Turn this anger into
    Nuclear fission
  • tdawetdawe Posts: 2,091
    Vedd Hedd said:
    More transparency would be nice.
    What exactly are you looking for?
    Live feed from Eddie’s hotel bathroom. 
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