Soldier Field next summer.

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  • Foriginal Sin
    Foriginal Sin Scottsdale, AZ Posts: 1,876
    edited December 2024
    JimmyV said:
    Haijay said:
    PSUS2H said:
    Haijay said:
    PSUS2H said:
    I'm seeing more and more shows happen there. Oasis, System of a Down and Avenged Sevenfold.... It would be neat, but when was the last time PJ played a NFL stadium...?
    What does that have to do with anything? 

    They don't play NFL stadiums. That's what it has to do with anything. Let me condense my statement. I don't believe they're going to play Soldier Field. 
    Just because they DON’T, doesn’t mean they WON’T. 

    Besides, they just played SEVEN football stadiums last month🤷‍♂️🤷‍♂️😂😂
    There was a long time before 2016 when people would argue that PJ couldn't sellout baseball stadiums. That they would never play them. 
    Yet they still hold the Wrigley Field Record for fastest sellout. Including Cubs WS in 2016 and Foo Fighters. And that was 2013 
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  • Foriginal Sin
    Foriginal Sin Scottsdale, AZ Posts: 1,876
    edited December 2024
    matt84 said:
    A few mentioning PJ35. What’s the significance of 35 years?
    that a band member is still alive. I gotta feelin, a feeling deep inside if one of the original 4 is gone, this band is done. Just a matter of time. Saw the last show of Lynard Skynard with an OG band member in San Antonio 2 years ago. They still tour, now a 100% cover band. PJ will die sooner than we think 
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  • JojoRice
    JojoRice Kennesaw, GA Posts: 4,554
    If true, I hope it's on a Saturday. 
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  • SomethingCreative
    SomethingCreative Kazoo, MI Posts: 3,412
    Haijay said:
    SomethingCreative said:
    BV84003 said:
    Definitely preferred to Wrigley. 3 consecutive years is a little hard to believe though..
    if it was gonna happen anywhere, it would be Chicago
    Or Philly?
    I’m not speaking on which city “deserves” it more… just that they have played Chicago more than any one city for the last decade
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  • elvistheking44
    elvistheking44 Posts: 4,542
    Foriginal Sin said:
    matt84 said:
    A few mentioning PJ35. What’s the significance of 35 years?
    that a band member is still alive. I gotta feelin, a feeling deep inside if one of the original 4 is gone, this band is done. Just a matter of time. Saw the last show of Lynard Skynard with an OG band member in San Antonio 2 years ago. They still tour, now a 100% cover band. PJ will die sooner than we think 
    Wow
  • ddeschler
    ddeschler Posts: 687
    The distance to the end is closer now than it's ever been.  Sad but true.  Savor every show.
    I've seen quite a few Pearl Jam shows.
  • setlist41
    setlist41 Posts: 589
    ddeschler said:
    The distance to the end is closer now than it's ever been.  Sad but true.  Savor every show.
    Very true 
  • Zod
    Zod Posts: 10,907
    Foriginal Sin said:
    matt84 said:
    A few mentioning PJ35. What’s the significance of 35 years?
    that a band member is still alive. I gotta feelin, a feeling deep inside if one of the original 4 is gone, this band is done. Just a matter of time. Saw the last show of Lynard Skynard with an OG band member in San Antonio 2 years ago. They still tour, now a 100% cover band. PJ will die sooner than we think 

    I mean it's sad to think about.  They're mostly in the early 60s (or about to enter them).  You hope they have a Rolling Stones length of career, but on the spectrum of bands, that's best case scenario, which would mean 20 years(ish).  If something not good happen, then less.  It doesn't really feel like that much time.   And most bands don't make it to Rolling Stones Length careers.

    Generally I feel this way about most of my favourite bands, which is why I keep going to shows.  When I'm retired, I doubt there's going to be many concerts I want to go to.   May as well keep going while I can.
  • tylermoore
    tylermoore St. Joseph, MI Posts: 1,113
    matt84 said:
    A few mentioning PJ35. What’s the significance of 35 years?
    It’s a nice number divisible by 5…that’s all I’ve gathered. 
    That’s why I’m trying to make sense of there even being a PJ35 event. Other than, “the band is being talked about a lot right now” 
  • Shaindli1
    Shaindli1 MA Posts: 2,404
    Foriginal Sin said:
    matt84 said:
    A few mentioning PJ35. What’s the significance of 35 years?
    that a band member is still alive. I gotta feelin, a feeling deep inside if one of the original 4 is gone, this band is done. Just a matter of time. Saw the last show of Lynard Skynard with an OG band member in San Antonio 2 years ago. They still tour, now a 100% cover band. PJ will die sooner than we think 
    Wow. That's bleak.
    #Grievance2025 
  • Shaindli1
    Shaindli1 MA Posts: 2,404
    ddeschler said:
    The distance to the end is closer now than it's ever been.  Sad but true.  Savor every show.
    Can't hear you la la la!
    #Grievance2025 
  • matt84
    matt84 Posts: 823
    tylermoore said:
    matt84 said:
    A few mentioning PJ35. What’s the significance of 35 years?
    It’s a nice number divisible by 5…that’s all I’ve gathered. 
    That’s why I’m trying to make sense of there even being a PJ35 event. Other than, “the band is being talked about a lot right now” 
    I know some bands celebrate 20 years as a band, as Pearl Jam did. Placebo is the last band that comes to mind that also did the same. Surely if Pearl Jam celebrate another anniversary it’ll be 40 years??
  • MikeDigs
    MikeDigs Santa Monica, CA Posts: 1,680
    edited December 2024
    matt84 said:
    tylermoore said:
    matt84 said:
    A few mentioning PJ35. What’s the significance of 35 years?
    It’s a nice number divisible by 5…that’s all I’ve gathered. 
    That’s why I’m trying to make sense of there even being a PJ35 event. Other than, “the band is being talked about a lot right now” 
    I know some bands celebrate 20 years as a band, as Pearl Jam did. Placebo is the last band that comes to mind that also did the same. Surely if Pearl Jam celebrate another anniversary it’ll be 40 years??
    Logically, 40 does make the most sense, since the first "PJ" event was PJ20.
    A 20 year interval is a sound assumption.

    However, the band's energy is currently very high.
    They just recently released Dark Matter, a masterpiece that stands up to the very best albums in their catalog.
    The Andrew Watt effect is magical, and they likely have some new projects on the way very soon.

    So given these factors , why not do it now, rather than see what the situation is like in 5 years.

    Post edited by MikeDigs on
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  • BV84003
    BV84003 Holt, MI Posts: 478
    matt84 said:
    tylermoore said:
    matt84 said:
    A few mentioning PJ35. What’s the significance of 35 years?
    It’s a nice number divisible by 5…that’s all I’ve gathered. 
    That’s why I’m trying to make sense of there even being a PJ35 event. Other than, “the band is being talked about a lot right now” 
    I know some bands celebrate 20 years as a band, as Pearl Jam did. Placebo is the last band that comes to mind that also did the same. Surely if Pearl Jam celebrate another anniversary it’ll be 40 years??
    The Cure did a special Hyde Park gig in London 2018 for their 40th anniversary, also put it out in theatres/blu-ray, etc.  And splitting hairs here, but wouldn't 2026 be the 35th for PJ? If Soldier Field is being talked about for next summer, it wouldn't have anything to do with an anniversary.
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  • MikeDigs
    MikeDigs Santa Monica, CA Posts: 1,680
    October 1990 was the first official Pearl Jam show.  The PJ20 film material was put together in 2010.
    Then the PJ20 tour kicked off the following year in 2011.  But the concept of PJ20 is based on 20 years from the original show.
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  • OfThePearl
    OfThePearl Posts: 960
    edited December 2024
    Aside from being Walter Payton's jersey, Ed emphasized numerous times, that it reflected the 34 years of PJ together as a band.
    I think one of the reasons was to set in everyone's mind that 2025 is year 35, in PJ years.
    Its a nice round number for a milestone, given the fact that 2020 (30 years) was during Covid. No possible show(s) there.

    They have the energy and momentum now, why wait 5 years when it might not be as optimum? If it IS, I'm there for PJ40 as well!

    If its not PJ35, just a nod to *30 yrs since Soldier Field is good cause for extra celebration.

    *My bad. Haven't had my coffee yet.
    I didn't make it to the first one, would love to be there if there's another.
    Post edited by OfThePearl on
  • Weston1283
    Weston1283 Fredericksburg, VA Posts: 5,019
    edited December 2024
    If they did this the night before Oasis, it would be a dream.  
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  • YAKIMATSU
    YAKIMATSU Santa Fe Posts: 1,135
    OfThePearl said:
    Aside from being Walter Payton's jersey, Ed emphasized numerous times, that it reflected the 34 years of PJ together as a band.
    I think one of the reasons was to set in everyone's mind that 2025 is year 35, in PJ years.
    Its a nice round number for a milestone, given the fact that 2020 (30 years) was during Covid. No possible show(s) there.

    They have the energy and momentum now, why wait 5 years when it might not be as optimum? If it IS, I'm there for PJ40 as well!

    If its not PJ35, just a nod to 25 yrs since Soldier Field is good cause for extra celebration.
    30 years since Soldier Field.
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  • pjl44
    pjl44 Posts: 10,543
    This thread got grim!
  • OfThePearl
    OfThePearl Posts: 960
    YAKIMATSU said:
    OfThePearl said:
    Aside from being Walter Payton's jersey, Ed emphasized numerous times, that it reflected the 34 years of PJ together as a band.
    I think one of the reasons was to set in everyone's mind that 2025 is year 35, in PJ years.
    Its a nice round number for a milestone, given the fact that 2020 (30 years) was during Covid. No possible show(s) there.

    They have the energy and momentum now, why wait 5 years when it might not be as optimum? If it IS, I'm there for PJ40 as well!

    If its not PJ35, just a nod to 25 yrs since Soldier Field is good cause for extra celebration.
    30 years since Soldier Field.
    My bad! Corrected in my post. Wasn't thinking, haven't had my coffee yet. Soldier Field was before I started traveling to shows. I'd love to have another chance.
    Please correct my error. I knew the year, just neglected to do the math.

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