How many times have you seen Pearl Jam live?

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  • bootlegger10bootlegger10 Posts: 16,060
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    URthekey said:

    Beautiful display of ticket stubs but really next level on the neatness and organization.
    Like the stubs look as if they were never even folded or jostled around in one’s pocket… How???- did you iron them or something 😜
    Anyway - very impressive!
    Haha.  When I was 15 I bought my first vinyl records which were Ten and Vs.  I left them sealed.  From the beginning I was pretty anal about collecting stuff and keeping it in good shape.  
  • Get_RightGet_Right Posts: 13,341
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    Global Citizen VIP was the biggest waste of money I have ever spent on Pearl Jam.

  • TahoeJeffTahoeJeff Seattle Posts: 50
    1 to 10
    I've seen them twice. Seattle N1 & N2 2024. I honestly just really got into the band with Dark Matter.
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    Get_Right said:
    Global Citizen VIP was the biggest waste of money I have ever spent on Pearl Jam.

    Interesting, why do you think that?
    Virginia Beach 2000; Pittsburgh 2000; Columbus 2003; D.C. 2003; Pittsburgh 2006; Virginia Beach 2008; Cleveland 2010; PJ20 2011; Pittsburgh 2013; Baltimore 2013; Charlottesville 2013; Charlotte 2013; Lincoln 2014; Moline 2014; St. Paul 2014; Greenville 2016; Hampton 2016; Lexington 2016; Wrigley 2016; Prague 2018; Krakow 2018; Berlin 2018; Fenway 2018; Camden 2022; St. Paul 2023; MSG 1 2024; Baltimore 2024
  • pjl44pjl44 Posts: 9,837
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    TahoeJeff said:
    I've seen them twice. Seattle N1 & N2 2024. I honestly just really got into the band with Dark Matter.
    That's interesting. What was it that clicked? How familiar with them were you before?
  • 101+
    164 times

    SHOW COUNT: (164) 1990's=3, 2000's=53, 2010/20's=108, US=118, CAN=15, Europe=20 ,New Zealand=4, Australia=5
    Mexico=1, Colombia=1 



  • RoleModelsinBlood31RoleModelsinBlood31 Austin TX Posts: 6,184
    11 to 20
    164 oh my god that’s amazing.  

    I’m at 18.  Saw them in nyc in 96, Montreal in ‘98 and then took a decade off mostly following phish and the dead all over the place.  My boss in Boston was a huge pj fan so he got me back into it and I started seeing them again in ‘08. Now I travel to places I haven’t been and take in a show or two a year, mostly using the trip to explore the city.  Sometimes I meet up with friends or my old boss which is really fun.  Pj unites us all.
    I'm like an opening band for your mom.
  • TahoeJeffTahoeJeff Seattle Posts: 50
    edited December 2024
    1 to 10
    pjl44 said:
    TahoeJeff said:
    I've seen them twice. Seattle N1 & N2 2024. I honestly just really got into the band with Dark Matter.
    That's interesting. What was it that clicked? How familiar with them were you before?
    I've always listened to more underground/punk kind of stuff. I had really only ever heard the singles from the first two albums. When the Dark Matter single dropped I saw it in my feed and gave it a shot. I found myself getting the riff stuck in my head. What really made things click for me was running. When I hear that song, I hear Bad Religion. I love Bad Religion. So when Easy Street announced they were doing an album listening party, my girlfriend (who was already a fan) and I decided to go check it out. Half way through the album I went up to the counter and preordered the record. I thought it was that good. So then when the shows were announced my girlfriend wanted to go, and I managed to get tickets. I decided that if I was gonna spend that much to go to a show, I had better familiarize myself with the songs. So whenever I would go to the gym I would listen to a new PJ album. I also found myself listening to a bunch of PJ radio on Sirius XM to familiarize myself further with the catalog and see what they liked to play live. Turns out I really really liked what I heard. I loved the 2 Seattle shows that I attended, and I ended up joining the Ten Club, which paid off, because now my girlfriend and I are headed to Nashville for both shows in May.

    Also, Wreckage really resonated with me at the time. I loved how much it reminded me of Tom Petty
    Post edited by TahoeJeff on
  • Get_RightGet_Right Posts: 13,341
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    Get_Right said:
    Global Citizen VIP was the biggest waste of money I have ever spent on Pearl Jam.

    Interesting, why do you think that?

    There was nothing VIP about it. We were very far away from the stage. No special services, limited vendor options, and could have been in the same place with regular tickets. I felt OK about it since it was a charity gig, but I will not buy VIP again.
  • LoujoeLoujoe Posts: 10,004
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    TahoeJeff said:
    pjl44 said:
    TahoeJeff said:
    I've seen them twice. Seattle N1 & N2 2024. I honestly just really got into the band with Dark Matter.
    That's interesting. What was it that clicked? How familiar with them were you before?
    I've always listened to more underground/punk kind of stuff. I had really only ever heard the singles from the first two albums. When the Dark Matter single dropped I saw it in my feed and gave it a shot. I found myself getting the riff stuck in my head. What really made things click for me was running. When I hear that song, I hear Bad Religion. I love Bad Religion. So when Easy Street announced they were doing an album listening party, my girlfriend (who was already a fan) and I decided to go check it out. Half way through the album I went up to the counter and preordered the record. I thought it was that good. So then when the shows were announced my girlfriend wanted to go, and I managed to get tickets. I decided that if I was gonna spend that much to go to a show, I had better familiarize myself with the songs. So whenever I would go to the gym I would listen to a new PJ album. I also found myself listening to a bunch of PJ radio on Sirius XM to familiarize myself further with the catalog and see what they liked to play live. Turns out I really really liked what I heard. I loved the 2 Seattle shows that I attended, and I ended up joining the Ten Club, which paid off, because now my girlfriend and I are headed to Nashville for both shows in May.

    Also, Wreckage really resonated with me at the time. I loved how much it reminded me of Tom Petty
    Nice story! Thx for sharing. Enjoy the ride. 
  • 21 to 30
    TahoeJeff said:
    pjl44 said:
    TahoeJeff said:
    I've seen them twice. Seattle N1 & N2 2024. I honestly just really got into the band with Dark Matter.
    That's interesting. What was it that clicked? How familiar with them were you before?
    I've always listened to more underground/punk kind of stuff. I had really only ever heard the singles from the first two albums. When the Dark Matter single dropped I saw it in my feed and gave it a shot. I found myself getting the riff stuck in my head. What really made things click for me was running. When I hear that song, I hear Bad Religion. I love Bad Religion. So when Easy Street announced they were doing an album listening party, my girlfriend (who was already a fan) and I decided to go check it out. Half way through the album I went up to the counter and preordered the record. I thought it was that good. So then when the shows were announced my girlfriend wanted to go, and I managed to get tickets. I decided that if I was gonna spend that much to go to a show, I had better familiarize myself with the songs. So whenever I would go to the gym I would listen to a new PJ album. I also found myself listening to a bunch of PJ radio on Sirius XM to familiarize myself further with the catalog and see what they liked to play live. Turns out I really really liked what I heard. I loved the 2 Seattle shows that I attended, and I ended up joining the Ten Club, which paid off, because now my girlfriend and I are headed to Nashville for both shows in May.

    Also, Wreckage really resonated with me at the time. I loved how much it reminded me of Tom Petty
    Awesome. 

    See you in Nashville. 
  • 11 to 20
    TahoeJeff said:
    pjl44 said:
    TahoeJeff said:
    I've seen them twice. Seattle N1 & N2 2024. I honestly just really got into the band with Dark Matter.
    That's interesting. What was it that clicked? How familiar with them were you before?
    I've always listened to more underground/punk kind of stuff. I had really only ever heard the singles from the first two albums. When the Dark Matter single dropped I saw it in my feed and gave it a shot. I found myself getting the riff stuck in my head. What really made things click for me was running. When I hear that song, I hear Bad Religion. I love Bad Religion. So when Easy Street announced they were doing an album listening party, my girlfriend (who was already a fan) and I decided to go check it out. Half way through the album I went up to the counter and preordered the record. I thought it was that good. So then when the shows were announced my girlfriend wanted to go, and I managed to get tickets. I decided that if I was gonna spend that much to go to a show, I had better familiarize myself with the songs. So whenever I would go to the gym I would listen to a new PJ album. I also found myself listening to a bunch of PJ radio on Sirius XM to familiarize myself further with the catalog and see what they liked to play live. Turns out I really really liked what I heard. I loved the 2 Seattle shows that I attended, and I ended up joining the Ten Club, which paid off, because now my girlfriend and I are headed to Nashville for both shows in May.

    Also, Wreckage really resonated with me at the time. I loved how much it reminded me of Tom Petty
    Awesome stuff! 
  • BF25394BF25394 Posts: 4,665
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    TahoeJeff said:
    pjl44 said:
    TahoeJeff said:
    I've seen them twice. Seattle N1 & N2 2024. I honestly just really got into the band with Dark Matter.
    That's interesting. What was it that clicked? How familiar with them were you before?
    I've always listened to more underground/punk kind of stuff. I had really only ever heard the singles from the first two albums. When the Dark Matter single dropped I saw it in my feed and gave it a shot. I found myself getting the riff stuck in my head. What really made things click for me was running. When I hear that song, I hear Bad Religion. I love Bad Religion. So when Easy Street announced they were doing an album listening party, my girlfriend (who was already a fan) and I decided to go check it out. Half way through the album I went up to the counter and preordered the record. I thought it was that good. So then when the shows were announced my girlfriend wanted to go, and I managed to get tickets. I decided that if I was gonna spend that much to go to a show, I had better familiarize myself with the songs. So whenever I would go to the gym I would listen to a new PJ album. I also found myself listening to a bunch of PJ radio on Sirius XM to familiarize myself further with the catalog and see what they liked to play live. Turns out I really really liked what I heard. I loved the 2 Seattle shows that I attended, and I ended up joining the Ten Club, which paid off, because now my girlfriend and I are headed to Nashville for both shows in May.

    Also, Wreckage really resonated with me at the time. I loved how much it reminded me of Tom Petty
    This guy gets it.
    I gather speed from you fucking with me.
  • pjl44pjl44 Posts: 9,837
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    TahoeJeff said:
    pjl44 said:
    TahoeJeff said:
    I've seen them twice. Seattle N1 & N2 2024. I honestly just really got into the band with Dark Matter.
    That's interesting. What was it that clicked? How familiar with them were you before?
    I've always listened to more underground/punk kind of stuff. I had really only ever heard the singles from the first two albums. When the Dark Matter single dropped I saw it in my feed and gave it a shot. I found myself getting the riff stuck in my head. What really made things click for me was running. When I hear that song, I hear Bad Religion. I love Bad Religion. So when Easy Street announced they were doing an album listening party, my girlfriend (who was already a fan) and I decided to go check it out. Half way through the album I went up to the counter and preordered the record. I thought it was that good. So then when the shows were announced my girlfriend wanted to go, and I managed to get tickets. I decided that if I was gonna spend that much to go to a show, I had better familiarize myself with the songs. So whenever I would go to the gym I would listen to a new PJ album. I also found myself listening to a bunch of PJ radio on Sirius XM to familiarize myself further with the catalog and see what they liked to play live. Turns out I really really liked what I heard. I loved the 2 Seattle shows that I attended, and I ended up joining the Ten Club, which paid off, because now my girlfriend and I are headed to Nashville for both shows in May.

    Also, Wreckage really resonated with me at the time. I loved how much it reminded me of Tom Petty
    This is a fantastic story. Have a great time in Nashville!
  • bootlegger10bootlegger10 Posts: 16,060
    101+
    Get_Right said:
    Global Citizen VIP was the biggest waste of money I have ever spent on Pearl Jam.

    But a bargain to see Beyonce.  Ha.
  • bootlegger10bootlegger10 Posts: 16,060
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    164 times
    I can see I still have much to learn.  Just dropped Pitt though from the 2025 schedule as 10 shows in a row is too many shows in a row.  I still want to like this band when they stop touring.
  • Get_RightGet_Right Posts: 13,341
    51 to 75
    Get_Right said:
    Global Citizen VIP was the biggest waste of money I have ever spent on Pearl Jam.

    But a bargain to see Beyonce.  Ha.

    That four minutes was memorable. The rest not so much.  ;) 
  • rb173565rb173565 Posts: 115
    Never seen them in all the years 😳 
  • holo92holo92 Posts: 184
    41 to 50
    44 and still counting.

    I had 44 out of 45 (only Cincinnati 2003 got cancelled), but then got 0 out of the last 4 since July 2022:
    Vienna, Prague 2022 and both Berlin 2024 got cancelled.

    I really hope for a PJ European Tour 2025!
    06/15/92, 08/14/95, 11/03/96, 09/11/98, 06/11/00, 06/23/00, 06/25/00, 06/18/03, 06/21/03, 09/28/04,
    09/02/05, 09/04/05, 09/05/05, 09/16/06, 09/17/06, 09/19/06, 09/22/06, 09/23/06, 06/12/07, 06/18/07,
    06/21/07, 06/23/07, 06/24/08, 06/25/08, 08/15/09, 08/18/09, 06/30/10, 09/03/11, 09/04/11, 07/02/12,
    07/04/12, 07/07/12, 06/16/14, 06/17/14, 06/26/14, 08/05/16, 08/07/16, 07/01/18, 07/03/18, 07/05/18,
    09/02/18, 09/04/18, 06/21/22, 06/28/22, 07/14/22
  • LoujoeLoujoe Posts: 10,004
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    rb173565 said:
    Never seen them in all the years 😳 
    Wow collection! What is that Eddie book?
  • rb173565rb173565 Posts: 115
    The iron maiden eddie is me half way through drawing the world slavery tour programme cover 😁
  • LoujoeLoujoe Posts: 10,004
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    Awesome art. Eddie lives!
  • mattcozmattcoz Chicago Posts: 2,220
    edited December 2024
    21 to 30
    24 shows in 10 venues across 5 states, soon to be 26 in 11 across 6.
    1998: East Troy 2000: East Troy, Rosemont 2003: Champaign 2006: Chicago (UC), Milwaukee 2007: Chicago (Lolla) 2009: Chicago (UC), Chicago (UC) 2010: Noblesville 2011: East Troy (PJ20), East Troy (PJ20) 2013: Chicago (WF), Seattle 2014: St. Louis 2016: Chicago (WF), Chicago (WF) 2018: Chicago (WF), Chicago (WF) 2022: St. Louis 2023: Chicago (UC), Chicago (UC) 2024: Chicago (WF), Chicago (WF)
    Coming soon... 2025: Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh
  • Versus13Versus13 Vancouver, BC Posts: 195
    11 to 20
    I've been lucky enough to see them 15 times since I became a fan in 2011
    Pittsburgh, PA 10/11/13
    Detroit, MI 10/16/14
    Tampa, FL 4/11/16
    Jacksonville, FL 4/13/16
    Toronto, ON 5/12/16
    Chicago, IL 8/22/16
    Chicago, IL 8/18/18
    Chicago, IL 8/20/18
    Boston, MA 9/4/18
    Ottawa, ON 9/3/22
    Hamilton, ON 9/6/22
    Toronto, ON 9/8/22
    Vancouver, BC 5/4/24
    Vancouver, BC 5/6/24
    Portland, OR 5/10/24
  • BF25394BF25394 Posts: 4,665
    76 to 100
    Versus13 said:
    I've been lucky enough to see them 15 times since I became a fan in 2011
    You need to update your signature.
    I gather speed from you fucking with me.
  • HughFreakingDillonHughFreakingDillon Winnipeg Posts: 37,557
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    speaking of Eddie, has any poster artist done an Eddie (PJ) as Eddie (Maiden)? THAT WOULD KICK ASS
    "Oh Canada...you're beautiful when you're drunk"
    -EV  8/14/93




  • LoujoeLoujoe Posts: 10,004
    21 to 30
    speaking of Eddie, has any poster artist done an Eddie (PJ) as Eddie (Maiden)? THAT WOULD KICK ASS
    I nominate @deb1211 and @URthekey collab to make this happen. @rb173565 too!

    Hey ho let's go
  • mort22mort22 Webster, Alberta Posts: 5
    11 to 20
    Been fortunate enough to get to 12 shows, 7 over the last 3 years.  Was hoping to add to that number in 2025 but the timing just didn’t work out for my wife and I.  She’s been with me for those last 7 shows, is completely hooked and holding out hope for a 2nd leg later in the year!!
  • Johnny AbruzzoJohnny Abruzzo Philly Posts: 11,802
    11 to 20
    TahoeJeff said:
    pjl44 said:
    TahoeJeff said:
    I've seen them twice. Seattle N1 & N2 2024. I honestly just really got into the band with Dark Matter.
    That's interesting. What was it that clicked? How familiar with them were you before?
    I've always listened to more underground/punk kind of stuff. I had really only ever heard the singles from the first two albums. When the Dark Matter single dropped I saw it in my feed and gave it a shot. I found myself getting the riff stuck in my head. What really made things click for me was running. When I hear that song, I hear Bad Religion. I love Bad Religion. So when Easy Street announced they were doing an album listening party, my girlfriend (who was already a fan) and I decided to go check it out. Half way through the album I went up to the counter and preordered the record. I thought it was that good. So then when the shows were announced my girlfriend wanted to go, and I managed to get tickets. I decided that if I was gonna spend that much to go to a show, I had better familiarize myself with the songs. So whenever I would go to the gym I would listen to a new PJ album. I also found myself listening to a bunch of PJ radio on Sirius XM to familiarize myself further with the catalog and see what they liked to play live. Turns out I really really liked what I heard. I loved the 2 Seattle shows that I attended, and I ended up joining the Ten Club, which paid off, because now my girlfriend and I are headed to Nashville for both shows in May.

    Also, Wreckage really resonated with me at the time. I loved how much it reminded me of Tom Petty
    This is so damn cool. Welcome to Pearl Jam!
    Spectrum 10/27/09; New Orleans JazzFest 5/1/10; Made in America 9/2/12; Phila, PA 10/21/13; Phila, PA 10/22/13; Baltimore Arena 10/27/13;
    Phila, PA 4/28/16; Phila, PA 4/29/16; Fenway Park 8/7/16; Fenway Park 9/2/18; Asbury Park 9/18/21; Camden 9/14/22;
    Las Vegas 5/16/24; Las Vegas 5/18/24; Phila, PA 9/7/24; Phila, PA 9/9/24; Baltimore Arena 9/12/24

    Tres Mtns - TLA 3/23/11; EV - Tower Theatre 6/25/11; Temple of the Dog - Tower Theatre 11/5/16
  • Versus13Versus13 Vancouver, BC Posts: 195
    11 to 20
    BF25394 said:
    Versus13 said:
    I've been lucky enough to see them 15 times since I became a fan in 2011
    You need to update your signature.
    Thanks my friend, done!
    Pittsburgh, PA 10/11/13
    Detroit, MI 10/16/14
    Tampa, FL 4/11/16
    Jacksonville, FL 4/13/16
    Toronto, ON 5/12/16
    Chicago, IL 8/22/16
    Chicago, IL 8/18/18
    Chicago, IL 8/20/18
    Boston, MA 9/4/18
    Ottawa, ON 9/3/22
    Hamilton, ON 9/6/22
    Toronto, ON 9/8/22
    Vancouver, BC 5/4/24
    Vancouver, BC 5/6/24
    Portland, OR 5/10/24
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