The Official 2026 Tour Rumor Thread

100 Pacer

Actually, it's pronounced 'mill-e-wah-que' which is Algonquin for 'the good land'.”

Williston

@100 Pacer any potential EV or PJ tour info?

runstaples

I think one of the most interesting aspects of Milwaukee is the fact that it's the only major American city to have ever elected three socialist mayors.

darwinstheory

100 Pacer said:

Actually, it's pronounced 'mill-e-wah-que' which is Algonquin for 'the good land'.”

Pearl Jam - Summerfest 2026 confirmed

Shaindli1

darwinstheory said:

100 Pacer said:

Actually, it's pronounced 'mill-e-wah-que' which is Algonquin for 'the good land'.”

Pearl Jam - Summerfest 2026 confirmed

AltNation running with this in 3, 2, 1...

darwinstheory

Shaindli1 said:

darwinstheory said:

100 Pacer said:

Actually, it's pronounced 'mill-e-wah-que' which is Algonquin for 'the good land'.”

Pearl Jam - Summerfest 2026 confirmed

AltNation running with this in 3, 2, 1...

Hope they do! Hahaha

HailHailVitalogy

If they want they could do a Radiohead type tour.

Boston x5 - NY x5 - Philly x5 😉 

Shaindli1

As long as they don't repeat the mistakes made by whoever books for Yungblud & Billy Strings.

Yungblud is a huge act. He could easily sell out TD Garden or Mansfield. But what did his people do? Booked that dinky shed at Seaport, capacity 5000.

Billy also could sell out the Garden but his people booked the BU arena, capacity 8000. One night only. Why?

I hope wherever PJ play next will be big enough to accommodate everyone. I don't want a repeat of FL from last year.

gotthebottle

Shaindli1 said:

As long as they don't repeat the mistakes made by whoever books for Yungblud & Billy Strings.

Yungblud is a huge act. He could easily sell out TD Garden or Mansfield. But what did his people do? Booked that dinky shed at Seaport, capacity 5000.

Billy also could sell out the Garden but his people booked the BU arena, capacity 8000. One night only. Why?

I hope wherever PJ play next will be big enough to accommodate everyone. I don't want a repeat of FL from last year.

Everyone? They don't book to make "everyone" happy..... no one really does that... so Florida wasn't big enough for "everyone"... that's the breaks

Shaindli1

gotthebottle said:

Shaindli1 said:

As long as they don't repeat the mistakes made by whoever books for Yungblud & Billy Strings.

Yungblud is a huge act. He could easily sell out TD Garden or Mansfield. But what did his people do? Booked that dinky shed at Seaport, capacity 5000.

Billy also could sell out the Garden but his people booked the BU arena, capacity 8000. One night only. Why?

I hope wherever PJ play next will be big enough to accommodate everyone. I don't want a repeat of FL from last year.

Everyone? They don't book to make "everyone" happy..... no one really does that... so Florida wasn't big enough for "everyone"... that's the breaks

Frustrating to try and get tickets on the drop. Plus resale tickets are unreasonably expensive, a boon for scalpers. That's what I meant here.

yosi

HailHailVitalogy said:

If they want they could do a Radiohead type tour.

Boston x5 - NY x5 - Philly x5 😉 

Too spread out. Brooklyn x5 - MSG x5 - Jones Beach x5. 

pdalowsky

drfox said:

I always wonder if DMB are the most popular band in the US who are not really that popular anywhere else. They always seem to play large venues and extensive tours. Not sure why but they never really caught on across the pond here in U.K. and Europe. 

Im not sure I know a single DMB tune tbh

josevolution

😂😂 you can’t will this band to tour! 

demetrios

Kwieneke

darwinstheory said:

Kwieneke said:

aisleseats said:

Go Animal said:

Here's the DMB dates. I put a blue dot next to shows that should be fire 🔥 

Noblesville is expected to be one of the toughest tickets to get, especially with no Chicago or Alpine this year. And is generally where they play some of their best shows of the tour.
And Tampa usually gets the short end of the stick compared to WPB.

I've said for the last 3 years i will go see them in Noblesville. literally 15 minutes from home. I never do it lol. 

Im not even a fan but DMB weekend in Noblesville is always a big deal

Kwieneke said:

aisleseats said:

Go Animal said:

Here's the DMB dates. I put a blue dot next to shows that should be fire 🔥 

Noblesville is expected to be one of the toughest tickets to get, especially with no Chicago or Alpine this year. And is generally where they play some of their best shows of the tour.
And Tampa usually gets the short end of the stick compared to WPB.

I've said for the last 3 years i will go see them in Noblesville. literally 15 minutes from home. I never do it lol. 

Im not even a fan but DMB weekend in Noblesville is always a big deal

@Kwieneke - Give it a shot, K. We went to Washington last year and it happened to be during Labor Dave weekend. We've wanted to the Gorge for years and knew we would at least somewhat enjoy the show. So we went. Now, obviously PJ it always priority, but we are in on DMB! We had a fantastic time and immediately regretted only being able to attend N1. 

From where you are, lawn seats won't be that expensive, no lodging costs and worst case, you have just an okay time. But you'll likely enjoy it more than that! And, I think I could buy you a beer for your help in Pittsburgh last year.

you may have convinced me!

Reissy

What's the most exciting song PJ could open with on the first show w/ the new drummer?

My answer: YOU ARE - deep cut, hard to pull off live, Cameron-written track that would truly show nothing is off the table.

drfox

pdalowsky said:

drfox said:

I always wonder if DMB are the most popular band in the US who are not really that popular anywhere else. They always seem to play large venues and extensive tours. Not sure why but they never really caught on across the pond here in U.K. and Europe. 

Im not sure I know a single DMB tune tbh

Same here. I was discussing the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame a couple of years ago with a few of my gig going friends here in England (when DMB were inducted). None of them had heard of the band  

Shaindli1

Reissy said:

What's the most exciting song PJ could open with on the first show w/ the new drummer?

My answer: YOU ARE - deep cut, hard to pull off live, Cameron-written track that would truly show nothing is off the table.

I get your point, but nothing exciting about that particular song.

drfox

Reissy said:

What's the most exciting song PJ could open with on the first show w/ the new drummer?

My answer: YOU ARE - deep cut, hard to pull off live, Cameron-written track that would truly show nothing is off the table.

A Cameron written track would be really cool as it will prove anything can be played. 

JG242853

on2legs said:

JG242853 said:

on2legs said:

Go Animal said:

on2legs said:

Go Animal said:

Here's the DMB dates. I put a blue dot next to shows that should be fire 🔥 

No Holmdel N.J.?!???

Off to Camden/South Philly with ya! Go on, git!!

Seriously, tho - I'm strongly considering Minn. or Hartford. He's going to be angry as hell💪🔥

Already considered it, but calendar says we have a wedding in Newport, RI that weekend.  

I'll get to one of those camden shows for sure. One thing, somebody always gets into a fight near me at that venue in the lawn lol.

My buddy and I were tossed out of there at the DMB show in 2012 because a drunk tried to push past us for our spot on the rail and when we wouldn’t move he tackled my buddy.  Luckily it wasn’t until the second to last song of the night.  Kind of lame that we had to leave just for defending ourselves but I get security is going to out zero effort into figuring out who started it. 

That SUCKS man ugh