Add it to the rumor mill

Joanne
Joanne Posts: 98
edited January 2008 in The Porch
So I waited all morning for someone to start this thread - nothing. I can't believe I'm doing this, but this was in our newspaper this morning - Minneapolis/St Paul Star Tribune. Many of you know that the Republican Convention is going to be here this September and so the news is a twitter with rioting stories, and security, and extra police officers etc. This little blurb got my household excited today with hopes for a fun summer/fall of live music.

Rage against the convention?
She was invited to sing the national anthem at the 2004 Republican convention, but Martina McBride says she hasn't heard anything about performing at this year's event in St. Paul. "I'd take it as it comes," she told us. "I'm not really a political person." I.W. has learned, however, that the highly political Rage Against the Machine, Pearl Jam and Green Day are considering separate concerts at Target Center while the Republicans occupy Xcel Energy Center across the river. In the interest of equal time, those bands also are contemplating rocking Denver during the Democratic National Convention.
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  • Come Back in Black
    Come Back in Black Posts: 659
    protesting the convention of the whole party? Thats just retarded.
  • luvisatower
    luvisatower Posts: 1,078
    Come Back in Black wrote:
    protesting the convention of the whole party? Thats just retarded.
    holding a concert for whatever reason...BRILLIANT
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  • One Song Glory
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    luvistower wrote:
    holding a concert for whatever reason...BRILLIANT

    Seconded! :D
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  • Lizard
    Lizard So Cal Posts: 12,091
    wow. something to spend my "rebate" on!!!

    :D
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  • tkepearljamn
    tkepearljamn Posts: 583
    Lizard wrote:
    wow. something to spend my "rebate" on!!!

    :D


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  • Indifference
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    Link? See the martina article but no mention of PJ?

    http://www.startribune.com/entertainment/music/14250511.html

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  • Indifference
    Indifference Posts: 2,778
    Found it:

    http://www.startribune.com/entertainment/music/14250911.html

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  • rhinomagic
    rhinomagic Charlottesville, VA Posts: 2,553
    I see the story, but am unclear whether those three bands are (supposedly) planning one huge show or three nights of performances to compete with the convention.

    Three nights seems more likely to me than all three bands on the same bill for one night.

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  • Indifference
    Indifference Posts: 2,778
    rhinomagic wrote:
    I see the story, but am unclear whether those three bands are (supposedly) planning one huge show or three nights of performances to compete with the convention.

    Three nights seems more likely to me than all three bands on the same bill for one night.

    .

    Conventions are usually 4 nights.....

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  • LUV2ROCK
    LUV2ROCK Posts: 140
    rhinomagic wrote:
    I see the story, but am unclear whether those three bands are (supposedly) planning one huge show or three nights of performances to compete with the convention.

    Three nights seems more likely to me than all three bands on the same bill for one night.

    .




    Rage against the convention?

    She was invited to sing the national anthem at the 2004 Republican convention, but Martina McBride says she hasn't heard anything about performing at this year's event in St. Paul. "I'd take it as it comes," she told us. "I'm not really a political person." I.W. has learned, however, that the highly political Rage Against the Machine, Pearl Jam and Green Day are considering SEPARATE concerts at Target Center while the Republicans occupy Xcel Energy Center across the river. In the interest of equal time, those bands also are contemplating rocking Denver during the Democratic National Convention.

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  • TheLostSoul
    TheLostSoul Posts: 773
    LUV2ROCK wrote:
    Rage against the convention?

    She was invited to sing the national anthem at the 2004 Republican convention, but Martina McBride says she hasn't heard anything about performing at this year's event in St. Paul. "I'd take it as it comes," she told us. "I'm not really a political person." I.W. has learned, however, that the highly political Rage Against the Machine, Pearl Jam and Green Day are considering SEPARATE concerts at Target Center while the Republicans occupy Xcel Energy Center across the river. In the interest of equal time, those bands also are contemplating rocking Denver during the Democratic National Convention.

    JON BREAM

    its still unclear... ;)
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  • Strangest Tribe
    Strangest Tribe Posts: 2,502
    Joanne wrote:
    So I waited all morning for someone to start this thread - nothing. I can't believe I'm doing this, but this was in our newspaper this morning - Minneapolis/St Paul Star Tribune. Many of you know that the Republican Convention is going to be here this September and so the news is a twitter with rioting stories, and security, and extra police officers etc. This little blurb got my household excited today with hopes for a fun summer/fall of live music.
    Our local radio DJ Mr Chris 107.5 KFEB reported earlier this week that PJ would be doing a Midwest tour this summer to support the release of their next album.

    I've been checking here everyday this week to confirm this but to no avail....

    Can anyone confirm this?

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  • Joanne
    Joanne Posts: 98
    TheLostSoul wrote:
    its still unclear... ;)

    Dude, that's all there is. It isn't going to get any clearer. We've given you all the info we have. That's why it's called a rumor. Just wanted to plant the seed in your heads. No one waits for every detail before posting around here so I thought I'd spread the love.

    Still - pretty exciting nonetheless.
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  • TheLostSoul
    TheLostSoul Posts: 773
    Joanne wrote:
    Dude, that's all there is. It isn't going to get any clearer. We've given you all the info we have. That's why it's called a rumor. Just wanted to plant the seed in your heads. No one waits for every detail before posting around here so I thought I'd spread the love.

    Still - pretty exciting nonetheless.

    lmao! you missed it...
    I miss you hippiemom.
  • tie-dye lady
    tie-dye lady Posts: 305
    Joanne wrote:
    In the interest of equal time, those bands also are contemplating rocking Denver during the Democratic National Convention.

    OH YEAH!! I said I wasn't going to go near downtown during the Convention but I'll eat those words if PJ is coming to town!!
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  • Come Back in Black
    Come Back in Black Posts: 659
    Strangest Tribe wrote:
    Our local radio DJ Mr Chris 107.5 KFEB reported earlier this week that PJ would be doing a Midwest tour this summer to support the release of their next album.

    I've been checking here everyday this week to confirm this but to no avail....

    Can anyone confirm this?

    Hello....um....10c...throw us a crumb will ya?

    see now this would be awesome! Much better than some shitty death to republicans concert with eddie explaining how betterman is now about McCain or some Bullshit.
  • markymark550
    markymark550 Columbia, SC Posts: 5,224
    Strangest Tribe wrote:
    Our local radio DJ Mr Chris 107.5 KFEB reported earlier this week that PJ would be doing a Midwest tour this summer to support the release of their next album.

    I've been checking here everyday this week to confirm this but to no avail....

    Can anyone confirm this?

    Hello....um....10c...throw us a crumb will ya?
    prior to the release of the album or after the release of the album?????
  • rhinomagic
    rhinomagic Charlottesville, VA Posts: 2,553
    LUV2ROCK wrote:
    Rage against the convention?

    She was invited to sing the national anthem at the 2004 Republican convention, but Martina McBride says she hasn't heard anything about performing at this year's event in St. Paul. "I'd take it as it comes," she told us. "I'm not really a political person." I.W. has learned, however, that the highly political Rage Against the Machine, Pearl Jam and Green Day are considering SEPARATE concerts at Target Center while the Republicans occupy Xcel Energy Center across the river. In the interest of equal time, those bands also are contemplating rocking Denver during the Democratic National Convention.

    JON BREAM

    OK. But I originally read SEPARATE as 'separate from the GOP convention'.

    Can you see how it might still be unclear? Of course, rumors are rumors because they aren't confirmed or clear. Right?

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  • Strangest Tribe
    Strangest Tribe Posts: 2,502
    markymark550 wrote:
    prior to the release of the album or after the release of the album?????

    Not trying to be smartass but to support the release of... Usually means the album has been released...
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  • markymark550
    markymark550 Columbia, SC Posts: 5,224
    Strangest Tribe wrote:
    Not trying to be smartass but to support the release of... Usually means the album has been released...
    I understand, but with unconfirmed rumors, you never know.....

    I didn't know if it was meant to be like the 2005 South America tour that was just before the release of Pearl Jam and was something to tide the fans over until the album came out or if it was a tour because the new album just came out.

    But hey, if it's because the album has been released, that means a new album for the summer, which would be awesome!!!!!!

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