The Official 2026 Tour Rumor Thread

josevolution

It’s usually the younger ones that can’t or don’t know how to properly consume alcohol! The problem is that they drink lots of alcohol and then someone lights a joint and they decide to smoke that’s when it’s over for them! I’ll either just drink a drink or maybe two beers and I’ll eat an edible way before show time 

josevolution

yosi said:

HailHailVitalogy said:

Drunks in the seats close to you are even worse than GA. At least you can move in GA. In Baltimore my whole section was wasted and pretty lethargic the whole show. Then some dude puked so bad, similar to the Boston 2 puke, and cleared out 3 rows while one custodian cleaned up the mess with flashlights. I just couldn’t get into that show whatsoever 

Nothing comes close to the Boston 2 Puke. Fairly certain that cleared out an entire section and left a hole in the floor. 

I met him a couple of times at different shows not drunk though 

on2legs

nicknyr15 said:

HailHailVitalogy said:

Drunks in the seats close to you are even worse than GA. At least you can move in GA. In Baltimore my whole section was wasted and pretty lethargic the whole show. Then some dude puked so bad, similar to the Boston 2 puke, and cleared out 3 rows while one custodian cleaned up the mess with flashlights. I just couldn’t get into that show whatsoever 

I know I’m a party pooper. But I wish there was no alcohol allowed at concerts. So many people act like idiots and/or can’t handle themselves. I see it at every show one way or another . 

I’m all in for this.  I love a beer but I wouldn’t miss alcohol for second if they didn’t sell it.  I’m there for the music.  Listening to boots from the last couple tours and it’s kind of jarring to hear how many times Ed has to stop mid song to check on someone.  

ally12

Bart.niessen said:

 

That clock is suspicious..

They were probably doing the 2016 social media trend

mcgruff10

on2legs said:

nicknyr15 said:

HailHailVitalogy said:

Drunks in the seats close to you are even worse than GA. At least you can move in GA. In Baltimore my whole section was wasted and pretty lethargic the whole show. Then some dude puked so bad, similar to the Boston 2 puke, and cleared out 3 rows while one custodian cleaned up the mess with flashlights. I just couldn’t get into that show whatsoever 

I know I’m a party pooper. But I wish there was no alcohol allowed at concerts. So many people act like idiots and/or can’t handle themselves. I see it at every show one way or another . 

I’m all in for this.  I love a beer but I wouldn’t miss alcohol for second if they didn’t sell it.  I’m there for the music.  Listening to boots from the last couple tours and it’s kind of jarring to hear how many times Ed has to stop mid song to check on someone.  

I'll have maybe one beer before/during the show and that's it.  Never been drunk at a pj show, want to remember every second of it.  

darwinstheory

mcgruff10 said:

on2legs said:

nicknyr15 said:

HailHailVitalogy said:

Drunks in the seats close to you are even worse than GA. At least you can move in GA. In Baltimore my whole section was wasted and pretty lethargic the whole show. Then some dude puked so bad, similar to the Boston 2 puke, and cleared out 3 rows while one custodian cleaned up the mess with flashlights. I just couldn’t get into that show whatsoever 

I know I’m a party pooper. But I wish there was no alcohol allowed at concerts. So many people act like idiots and/or can’t handle themselves. I see it at every show one way or another . 

I’m all in for this.  I love a beer but I wouldn’t miss alcohol for second if they didn’t sell it.  I’m there for the music.  Listening to boots from the last couple tours and it’s kind of jarring to hear how many times Ed has to stop mid song to check on someone.  

I'll have maybe one beer before/during the show and that's it.  Never been drunk at a pj show, want to remember every second of it.  

Checks out doesn't it @D-Rod

nicknyr15

josevolution said:

It’s usually the younger ones that can’t or don’t know how to properly consume alcohol! The problem is that they drink lots of alcohol and then someone lights a joint and they decide to smoke that’s when it’s over for them! I’ll either just drink a drink or maybe two beers and I’ll eat an edible way before show time 

Dude I wish that was correct but it’s usually people my age or older. They act like children , spill beer, loudly talk while the band is playing or pass out and disrupt the show. That’s just my experience. 

Get_Right

Some people get a night out in a year or maybe more to see a rock concert where they got fucked up each time since they were 13. At least they do not blow up M80s or throw bottles anymore. If someone is having trouble help them out. Even if they puke on your $150 shoes.

Bart.niessen

ally12 said:

Bart.niessen said:

 

That clock is suspicious..

They were probably doing the 2016 social media trend

Ah damn indeed..

josevolution

nicknyr15 said:

josevolution said: loop

It’s usually the younger ones that can’t or don’t know how to properly consume alcohol! The problem is that they drink lots of alcohol and then someone lights a joint and they decide to smoke that’s when it’s over for them! I’ll either just drink a drink or maybe two beers and I’ll eat an edible way before show time 

Dude I wish that was correct but it’s usually people my age or older. They act like children , spill beer, loudly talk while the band is playing or pass out and disrupt the show. That’s just my experience. 

I’m 65 those your age is who I’m talking about 😂

D-Rod

darwinstheory said:

mcgruff10 said:

on2legs said:

nicknyr15 said:

HailHailVitalogy said:

Drunks in the seats close to you are even worse than GA. At least you can move in GA. In Baltimore my whole section was wasted and pretty lethargic the whole show. Then some dude puked so bad, similar to the Boston 2 puke, and cleared out 3 rows while one custodian cleaned up the mess with flashlights. I just couldn’t get into that show whatsoever 

I know I’m a party pooper. But I wish there was no alcohol allowed at concerts. So many people act like idiots and/or can’t handle themselves. I see it at every show one way or another . 

I’m all in for this.  I love a beer but I wouldn’t miss alcohol for second if they didn’t sell it.  I’m there for the music.  Listening to boots from the last couple tours and it’s kind of jarring to hear how many times Ed has to stop mid song to check on someone.  

I'll have maybe one beer before/during the show and that's it.  Never been drunk at a pj show, want to remember every second of it.  

Checks out doesn't it @D-Rod

We can confirm "one drink Mike" was in full effect for Pittsburgh. 
         I was feeling no pain Raleigh N2 in the pit but I was a responsible douchbag.  However, I'm aware that you Julie and Laura had to hold my spot during my pre show pee breaks.  DEPENDS FOR ALL!!!!!

Shaindli1

I never drink at shows. As a woman I'm painfully aware how unsafe it could get. 

nicknyr15

josevolution said:

nicknyr15 said:

josevolution said: loop

It’s usually the younger ones that can’t or don’t know how to properly consume alcohol! The problem is that they drink lots of alcohol and then someone lights a joint and they decide to smoke that’s when it’s over for them! I’ll either just drink a drink or maybe two beers and I’ll eat an edible way before show time 

Dude I wish that was correct but it’s usually people my age or older. They act like children , spill beer, loudly talk while the band is playing or pass out and disrupt the show. That’s just my experience. 

I’m 65 those your age is who I’m talking about 😂

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

nicknyr15

Get_Right said:

Some people get a night out in a year or maybe more to see a rock concert where they got fucked up each time since they were 13. At least they do not blow up M80s or throw bottles anymore. If someone is having trouble help them out. Even if they puke on your $150 shoes.

I don’t have empathy towards an adult who drinks too much and is now ruining everyone’s night around them or acting belligerent. Especially if I’m with my wife. Someone passing out or falling ill is another story entirely 

Get_Right

nicknyr15 said:

Get_Right said:

Some people get a night out in a year or maybe more to see a rock concert where they got fucked up each time since they were 13. At least they do not blow up M80s or throw bottles anymore. If someone is having trouble help them out. Even if they puke on your $150 shoes.

I don’t have empathy towards an adult who drinks too much and is now ruining everyone’s night around them or acting belligerent. Especially if I’m with my wife. Someone passing out or falling ill is another story entirely 

Been in that situation many times. Nine times out of ten a little kindness diffuses the situation. But yes, drunk sweaty sloppy guys bumping up against me are why I have not been in the pit for 20 years. I would not want to be a women in that circumstance. It is not about empathy, it is about knowing what is going to happen and avoiding it.

darwinstheory

D-Rod said:

darwinstheory said:

mcgruff10 said:

on2legs said:

nicknyr15 said:

HailHailVitalogy said:

Drunks in the seats close to you are even worse than GA. At least you can move in GA. In Baltimore my whole section was wasted and pretty lethargic the whole show. Then some dude puked so bad, similar to the Boston 2 puke, and cleared out 3 rows while one custodian cleaned up the mess with flashlights. I just couldn’t get into that show whatsoever 

I know I’m a party pooper. But I wish there was no alcohol allowed at concerts. So many people act like idiots and/or can’t handle themselves. I see it at every show one way or another . 

I’m all in for this.  I love a beer but I wouldn’t miss alcohol for second if they didn’t sell it.  I’m there for the music.  Listening to boots from the last couple tours and it’s kind of jarring to hear how many times Ed has to stop mid song to check on someone.  

I'll have maybe one beer before/during the show and that's it.  Never been drunk at a pj show, want to remember every second of it.  

Checks out doesn't it @D-Rod

We can confirm "one drink Mike" was in full effect for Pittsburgh. 
         I was feeling no pain Raleigh N2 in the pit but I was a responsible douchbag.  However, I'm aware that you Julie and Laura had to hold my spot during my pre show pee breaks.  DEPENDS FOR ALL!!!!!

The band is missing out on a huge market on Depends for us aging fans in the pit! 

nicknyr15

Get_Right said:

nicknyr15 said:

Get_Right said:

Some people get a night out in a year or maybe more to see a rock concert where they got fucked up each time since they were 13. At least they do not blow up M80s or throw bottles anymore. If someone is having trouble help them out. Even if they puke on your $150 shoes.

I don’t have empathy towards an adult who drinks too much and is now ruining everyone’s night around them or acting belligerent. Especially if I’m with my wife. Someone passing out or falling ill is another story entirely 

Been in that situation many times. Nine times out of ten a little kindness diffuses the situation. But yes, drunk sweaty sloppy guys bumping up against me are why I have not been in the pit for 20 years. I would not want to be a women in that circumstance. It is not about empathy, it is about knowing what is going to happen and avoiding it.

I do my best to avoid it. But it’s happened in seats and it’s hard to avoid it there. 

Get_Right

nicknyr15 said:

Get_Right said:

nicknyr15 said:

Get_Right said:

Some people get a night out in a year or maybe more to see a rock concert where they got fucked up each time since they were 13. At least they do not blow up M80s or throw bottles anymore. If someone is having trouble help them out. Even if they puke on your $150 shoes.

I don’t have empathy towards an adult who drinks too much and is now ruining everyone’s night around them or acting belligerent. Especially if I’m with my wife. Someone passing out or falling ill is another story entirely 

Been in that situation many times. Nine times out of ten a little kindness diffuses the situation. But yes, drunk sweaty sloppy guys bumping up against me are why I have not been in the pit for 20 years. I would not want to be a women in that circumstance. It is not about empathy, it is about knowing what is going to happen and avoiding it.

I do my best to avoid it. But it’s happened in seats and it’s hard to avoid it there. 

It is a rock concert. I am not expecting good behavior for the most part.  I think twice in decades of shows I had to ask security to intervene. Security may have had to ask my friend to leave on more than one occasion. It is what it is.

cutz

nicknyr15 said:

HailHailVitalogy said:

Drunks in the seats close to you are even worse than GA. At least you can move in GA. In Baltimore my whole section was wasted and pretty lethargic the whole show. Then some dude puked so bad, similar to the Boston 2 puke, and cleared out 3 rows while one custodian cleaned up the mess with flashlights. I just couldn’t get into that show whatsoever 

I know I’m a party pooper. But I wish there was no alcohol allowed at concerts. So many people act like idiots and/or can’t handle themselves. I see it at every show one way or another . 

They would just drink more before the show.

I'm just saving up as much as possible for the '27 Tour?

runstaples

The only drunk people ive had to deal with was at MSG last year in the stands. Every time Eddie would start talking about something theyd yell for him to shut up and play a song. God that pissed me off.