Pearl Jam 2016 tour merch

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  • bootlegger10
    bootlegger10 Posts: 16,256
    Okay, let's step back a minute. The band has three merch locations available for 5 days, plus merch inside the venue. They are providing ample opportunity to get merch. If there are 3 hour lines all day with this many options to buy merch than it is what it is.
  • jp307677
    jp307677 Boston Posts: 417

    Okay, let's step back a minute. The band has three merch locations available for 5 days, plus merch inside the venue. They are providing ample opportunity to get merch. If there are 3 hour lines all day with this many options to buy merch than it is what it is.

    Agree. What other band/artist would do all this? What else could you possibly want
  • jefboy5
    jefboy5 Posts: 18
    In looking at the merch schedule on the homepage now the Monday 8/8 set list t shirts released on this day is intriguing....
  • bootlegger10
    bootlegger10 Posts: 16,256
    jefboy5 said:

    In looking at the merch schedule on the homepage now the Monday 8/8 set list t shirts released on this day is intriguing....

    Yeah, I bet they'll have the Friday show setlist shirts available on Saturday.
  • themessenger
    themessenger Dallas Posts: 1,320

    Okay, let's step back a minute. The band has three merch locations available for 5 days, plus merch inside the venue. They are providing ample opportunity to get merch. If there are 3 hour lines all day with this many options to buy merch than it is what it is.

    This is great of them, but it also depends how many people they have staffing these things. If it's 2-3 then the lines will get overwhelming quick like most shows. Hopefully these things are properly staffed.

  • CROJAM95
    CROJAM95 Posts: 10,821
    if I'm lucky to get there at the right time to buy some stuff...cool

    but I aint waiting in any unreasonable lines...FUCK THAT

    Its about having a nice meal, some drinks and good company

    But I agree there should be an option to buy merch prior site unseen....
  • bry321f11
    bry321f11 Posts: 329
    Will there be posters at all these spots, even on the days leading up to the show?
  • Bissy77
    Bissy77 Minnesota Posts: 475
    Am I reading that correctly that their are 5 artists...so 5 posters?
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  • PJNB
    PJNB Posts: 13,890
    Bissy77 said:

    Am I reading that correctly that their are 5 artists...so 5 posters?

    Yes at least 5 poster. There could be some pulling double duty though you never know.
  • demetrios
    demetrios Posts: 97,309
    edited July 2016
    Fenway Park Outdoor Merch Schedule http://pearljam.com/news/0/1/23039/fenway_park_outdoor_merch_schedule

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    Tuesday, August 2.2016 (12 noon to 7pm) - 2 Outdoor Locations - No Lineup before 8am

    Wednesday, August 3.2016: All locations will be closed to accommodate the James Taylor show.

    Thursday, August 4.2016: (12 noon to 7pm) - All 3 Outdoor locations - No Lineup before 8am

    Friday, August 5.2016: (Show Day 10AM - ???) - All 3 Outdoor locations - No Lineup before 7am

    Saturday, August 6.2016: (12 noon to 9pm) - 3 Outdoor locations. - No Lineup before 8am

    Sunday, August 7.2016: (Show Day 10AM - till after the show) - All 3 Outdoor locations - No Lineup before 7am

    Monday, August 8.2016: August 7th setlist t-shirt to be released on this day. Details to follow on this one.


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    Kevin Shuss
    Mark 5 http://www.studiomark5.com/
    Steve Thomas http://www.stevethomasart.com/
    Tristan Eaton http://tristaneaton.com/
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    pjsteelerfan Maryland Posts: 9,905

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  • demetrios
    demetrios Posts: 97,309


    mrtsurt - @dottles_lm there are two reasons for the arrow line directions. 1) Safety. This is the most important thing. Running the lines these directions achieve that. 2) Running the lines in a specific way helps avoid affecting surrounding businesses. We should respect all of the surrounding companies.
  • rssesq
    rssesq Fairfield County Posts: 3,299
    thanks for your constant input
  • BS44325
    BS44325 Posts: 6,124
    I will be wearing Jays gear. You Red Sox fans can all suck it.
  • dottles
    dottles Posts: 9,206
    edited July 2016
    demetrios said:



    mrtsurt - @dottles_lm there are two reasons for the arrow line directions. 1) Safety. This is the most important thing. Running the lines these directions achieve that. 2) Running the lines in a specific way helps avoid affecting surrounding businesses. We should respect all of the surrounding companies.
    Chris Siglin was responding to a comment I made to him about the rabid nature of PJ fans now in their quest for merch. I said I thought it was sad that they had even had to devise queuing routes and advise that there were times people could not queue before, despite the merch stands not opening until midday.
    I can't remember the thirst for merch being as bad as it is now, and I am not sure it is so bad here in Europe.
    I recognise people see it as an opportunity to flip stuff, but I genuinely think that a lot of the general public have no idea PJ are still together let alone how much a pair of flip flops are worth on eBay.
    I do like the idea of having a merch booth associated with 10C ticket pick up - you get your tickets and then are allowed into a queue for merch. I recognise that many people who missed out on 10C tickets might feel that sting, however, it would reduce the number of people at other stands.
    I'm not sure there is any easy way to resolve the situation. If the band add in additional time for people to buy merch there are concerns that flippers will buy before fans arriving for the show, if they sell it only in the venues then there are concerns that causes issues inside, if they do a 10c linked ticket purchase it could be seen as benefiting the few.
    Imagine shows where they sold no merch - that would be a revelation!
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  • tempo_n_groove
    tempo_n_groove Posts: 41,359
    dottles said:

    demetrios said:



    mrtsurt - @dottles_lm there are two reasons for the arrow line directions. 1) Safety. This is the most important thing. Running the lines these directions achieve that. 2) Running the lines in a specific way helps avoid affecting surrounding businesses. We should respect all of the surrounding companies.
    Chris Siglin was responding to a comment I made to him about the rapid nature of PJ fans now in their quest for merch. I said I thought it was sad that they had even had to devise queuing routes and advise that there were times people could not queue before, despite the merch stands not opening until midday.
    I can't remember the thirst for merch being as bad as it is now, and I am not sure it is so bad here in Europe.
    I recognise people see it as an opportunity to flip stuff, but I genuinely think that a lot of the general public have no idea PJ are still together let alone how much a pair of flip flops are worth on ebay.
    I do like the idea of having a merch booth associated with 10C ticket pick up - you get your tickets and then are allowed into a queue for merch. I recognise that many people who missed out on 10C tickets might feel that sting, however, it would reduce the number of people at other stands.
    I'm not sure there is any easy way to resolve the situation. If the band add in additional time for people to buy merch there are concerns that flippers will buy before fans arriving for the show, if they sell it only in the venues then there are concerns that causes issues inside, if they do a 10c linked ticket purchase it could be seen as benefitting the few.
    Imagine shows where they sold no merch, that would be a revelation!
    There must have been 20,000 lining up a day for wrigley stuff. Then they did it for 3 days straight...
  • BF89905
    BF89905 Posts: 1,447
    BS44325 said:

    I will be wearing Jays gear. You Red Sox fans can all suck it.

    Me as well ..... go 'Jays!
  • ldent42
    ldent42 NYC Posts: 7,859
    dottles said:

    demetrios said:



    mrtsurt - @dottles_lm there are two reasons for the arrow line directions. 1) Safety. This is the most important thing. Running the lines these directions achieve that. 2) Running the lines in a specific way helps avoid affecting surrounding businesses. We should respect all of the surrounding companies.
    Chris Siglin was responding to a comment I made to him about the rapid nature of PJ fans now in their quest for merch. I said I thought it was sad that they had even had to devise queuing routes and advise that there were times people could not queue before, despite the merch stands not opening until midday.
    I can't remember the thirst for merch being as bad as it is now, and I am not sure it is so bad here in Europe.
    I recognise people see it as an opportunity to flip stuff, but I genuinely think that a lot of the general public have no idea PJ are still together let alone how much a pair of flip flops are worth on ebay.
    I do like the idea of having a merch booth associated with 10C ticket pick up - you get your tickets and then are allowed into a queue for merch. I recognise that many people who missed out on 10C tickets might feel that sting, however, it would reduce the number of people at other stands.
    I'm not sure there is any easy way to resolve the situation. If the band add in additional time for people to buy merch there are concerns that flippers will buy before fans arriving for the show, if they sell it only in the venues then there are concerns that causes issues inside, if they do a 10c linked ticket purchase it could be seen as benefitting the few.
    Imagine shows where they sold no merch, that would be a revelation!
    From what I saw the merch thirst is nowhere NEAR as bad in Europe as it is here. Same with Australia and New Zealand. It's beyond insane here. The only solution I can think of is for them to print more of everything, substantially more. Flood the market with readily available official merch, reduces the resale/aftermarket value, in short order the flippers will cease flipping as their profits dwindle. It puts PJ in an uncomfortable spot though, because they will have to put up more capital upfront to print in larger quantities, and then they're stuck with whatever doesn't sell.
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  • my2hands
    my2hands Posts: 17,117
    rssesq said:

    thanks for your constant input

    I second that... D is the man