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  • Mikemzl91
    Mikemzl91 Posts: 501
    good stuff 
  • Lost In Ohio
    Lost In Ohio Posts: 7,245
    edited December 2017
    CantKeepmedown said:
    Do people think they would sell out a stadium "tour" with multiple shows in regions?  Obviously, they could sell out Fenway, Wrigley, and Safeco. But say they played Fenway and then stadiums in NY, Philly, DC......I'm not sure they are selling those out.  I could be totally wrong.

    I'm thinking 3-4 stadium shows with arenas mixed in.  


    Is it wrong to say that stadiums are the new sheds? Stadiums being the new "outdoor" option and arenas for cities where outside shows aren't feasible?
    Presidential Advice from President-Elect Mike McCready: "Are you getting something out of this all encompassing trip?"
  • Lost In Ohio
    Lost In Ohio Posts: 7,245
    edited December 2017
    Weston1283 said:
    tino_11 said:
    I think the US will have summer stadium shows and arena shows October/November time.
    Agreed.  Based off of the way the band does things lately and the cities that are due, here’s my prediction:

    cleveland, Columbus, pittsburgh, DC x2, Richmond, Raleigh make up, Charlotte, then over to Atlanta x2 and Nashville (both ATL and Nashville had scheduled shows cancelled due to Bonnaroo in 2016), down to NoLa for Voodoo fest (PJ at Voodoo is clockwork at this point)

    then a 2 week break and 2nd leg that mirrors 2013 west coast tour



    Cleveland, Columbus and Pittsburgh would be a dream come true! (Actually, it would. I had a dream last night that they were about to take the stage in Pittsburgh. I had another one where a three-city tour was Ottawa, NYC x2 and Columbus...so go figure.)

    However... the other guy mentioned Indianapolis as getting missed. Because Pittsburgh was on the last album tour, what if Indianapolis was in place of Pittsburgh??


    Columbus really has two good options... Nationwide Arena which is downtown and near a lot of bars and the Schottenstein Center which is at Ohio State's campus and not near anything really. While a Wishlist Foundation tailgate party would be fun, I'm not sure I see it happening.
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  • PJNB
    PJNB Posts: 13,890
    jmug23 said:
    tino_11 said:
    I think the US will have summer stadium shows and arena shows October/November time.
    I’m thinking this as well. I can’t imagine they would only do a few stadium shows. My guess is a Midwest / west coast tour late fall. 
    Doubt it will be October with baseball playoffs unless things have changed with Eddie since the Cubs won. Either going to be August/September with the ballpark shows sprinkled in or a November/December tour with a summer ballpark showing imo. 
  • jmug23
    jmug23 Posts: 778
    PJNB said:
    jmug23 said:
    tino_11 said:
    I think the US will have summer stadium shows and arena shows October/November time.
    I’m thinking this as well. I can’t imagine they would only do a few stadium shows. My guess is a Midwest / west coast tour late fall. 
    Doubt it will be October with baseball playoffs unless things have changed with Eddie since the Cubs won. Either going to be August/September with the ballpark shows sprinkled in or a November/December tour with a summer ballpark showing imo. 
    Yeah definitely agree with nothing in October. Either before or after.  
  • pulling69
    pulling69 KBTL Posts: 1,005
    If they play Raleigh(which they should) I hope they let those members that had tickets to the now cancelled show get the option to get guaranteed tickets if they want.
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  • UmphreysJam34
    UmphreysJam34 Posts: 820
    Cleveland and Columbus are both due. Wouldn’t make sense on the same tour due to the proximity. But one needs to happen. I’d think they’d sprinkle in some arena shows during the stadium shows. 
  • Bentleyspop
    Bentleyspop Craft Beer Brewery, Colorado Posts: 11,394
    Lost In Ohio said:
    CantKeepmedown said:
    Do people think they would sell out a stadium "tour" with multiple shows in regions?  Obviously, they could sell out Fenway, Wrigley, and Safeco. But say they played Fenway and then stadiums in NY, Philly, DC......I'm not sure they are selling those out.  I could be totally wrong.

    I'm thinking 3-4 stadium shows with arenas mixed in.  


    Is it wrong to say that stadiums are the new sheds? Stadiums being the new "outdoor" option and arenas for cities where outside shows aren't feasible?
    This could be a possibility. 
    But in the case of PJ I'm  thinking baseball parks rather then football stadiums. Baseball parks would be around 50,000 capacity while football are at 70-80,000. Also baseball parks are more easily defined as being "cozy".
  • hauntingfamiliar
    hauntingfamiliar Wilmington, NC Posts: 10,350
    pulling69 said:
    If they play Raleigh(which they should) I hope they let those members that had tickets to the now cancelled show get the option to get guaranteed tickets if they want.
    This :)
  • Lost In Ohio
    Lost In Ohio Posts: 7,245
    Bentleyspop said:
    Lost In Ohio said:
    CantKeepmedown said:
    Do people think they would sell out a stadium "tour" with multiple shows in regions?  Obviously, they could sell out Fenway, Wrigley, and Safeco. But say they played Fenway and then stadiums in NY, Philly, DC......I'm not sure they are selling those out.  I could be totally wrong.

    I'm thinking 3-4 stadium shows with arenas mixed in.  


    Is it wrong to say that stadiums are the new sheds? Stadiums being the new "outdoor" option and arenas for cities where outside shows aren't feasible?
    This could be a possibility. 
    But in the case of PJ I'm  thinking baseball parks rather then football stadiums. Baseball parks would be around 50,000 capacity while football are at 70-80,000. Also baseball parks are more easily defined as being "cozy".


    If you use your imagination a bit, a baseball stadium already has a shape similar to the sheds of the 80s and 90s.

    Personally, I'd prefer them to football stadiums...but the arena shows work fine, sooo...
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  • my2hands
    my2hands Posts: 17,117
    It seems in major markets stadiums have definitely replaced ampitheaters for large acts
  • bootlegger10
    bootlegger10 Posts: 16,252
    my2hands said:
    It seems in major markets stadiums have definitely replaced ampitheaters for large acts
    It doesn’t seem like a better venue than the amphitheaters, but I guess people seem to like it.  Much rather see a show at an amphitheater than Wrigley.
  • darwinstheory
    darwinstheory LaPorte, IN Posts: 7,346
    I think it's that most people are willing to see them anyhow. Thus more tickets are sold. Thus, more money for the band. Throw in a night at "historic" Wrigley or Fenway (or insert your favorite team) and that is added fuel to some fires.

    If PJ were to play the local wastewater facility, I'm there. Amphitheater, I'm there. United Center, I'm there. It's not strictly about the sound for me though obviously better sound is better. But the fact is, if anyone on these boards lives within 90 minutes of Wrigley, or the UC or Tinley Park or the Alsip wastewater treatment facility and PJ plays there, we ALL (99% at least) will be there.
    "A smart monkey doesn't monkey around with another monkey's monkey" - Darwin's Theory
  • rey
    rey Monmouth County, NJ Posts: 307
    darwinstheory said:
    I think it's that most people are willing to see them anyhow. Thus more tickets are sold. Thus, more money for the band. Throw in a night at "historic" Wrigley or Fenway (or insert your favorite team) and that is added fuel to some fires.

    If PJ were to play the local wastewater facility, I'm there. Amphitheater, I'm there. United Center, I'm there. It's not strictly about the sound for me though obviously better sound is better. But the fact is, if anyone on these boards lives within 90 minutes of Wrigley, or the UC or Tinley Park or the Alsip wastewater treatment facility and PJ plays there, we ALL (99% at least) will be there.
    Trying to visualize what the poster for the Alsip show might look like. 
  • my2hands
    my2hands Posts: 17,117
    bootlegger10 said:
    my2hands said:
    It seems in major markets stadiums have definitely replaced ampitheaters for large acts
    It doesn’t seem like a better venue than the amphitheaters, but I guess people seem to like it.  Much rather see a show at an amphitheater than Wrigley.
    I agree... im not a big fan of stadium shows...but im sure bands prefer to sell 40,000 tickets per show if they can
  • darwinstheory
    darwinstheory LaPorte, IN Posts: 7,346
    rey said:
    darwinstheory said:
    I think it's that most people are willing to see them anyhow. Thus more tickets are sold. Thus, more money for the band. Throw in a night at "historic" Wrigley or Fenway (or insert your favorite team) and that is added fuel to some fires.

    If PJ were to play the local wastewater facility, I'm there. Amphitheater, I'm there. United Center, I'm there. It's not strictly about the sound for me though obviously better sound is better. But the fact is, if anyone on these boards lives within 90 minutes of Wrigley, or the UC or Tinley Park or the Alsip wastewater treatment facility and PJ plays there, we ALL (99% at least) will be there.
    Trying to visualize what the poster for the Alsip show might look like. 
    I mean, it is Alsip after all. At the wastewater treatment facility. I'd guess it to be a crappy poster.
    "A smart monkey doesn't monkey around with another monkey's monkey" - Darwin's Theory
  • LiveAtLeeds
    LiveAtLeeds Posts: 156
    rey said:
    darwinstheory said:
    I think it's that most people are willing to see them anyhow. Thus more tickets are sold. Thus, more money for the band. Throw in a night at "historic" Wrigley or Fenway (or insert your favorite team) and that is added fuel to some fires.

    If PJ were to play the local wastewater facility, I'm there. Amphitheater, I'm there. United Center, I'm there. It's not strictly about the sound for me though obviously better sound is better. But the fact is, if anyone on these boards lives within 90 minutes of Wrigley, or the UC or Tinley Park or the Alsip wastewater treatment facility and PJ plays there, we ALL (99% at least) will be there.
    Trying to visualize what the poster for the Alsip show might look like. 
    It’ll probably be rectangular and made of paper
  • Gingerlou77
    Gingerlou77 Posts: 429
    LukinFan said:
    dimitrispearljam said:
    wrigley again sounds good
    Are there rumored dates?  I really hope it's in late June or sometime in July. 
    Hmm, late June/early July they'e in Europe... 
  • oftenreading
    oftenreading Victoria, BC Posts: 12,856
    darwinstheory said:
    rey said:
    darwinstheory said:
    I think it's that most people are willing to see them anyhow. Thus more tickets are sold. Thus, more money for the band. Throw in a night at "historic" Wrigley or Fenway (or insert your favorite team) and that is added fuel to some fires.

    If PJ were to play the local wastewater facility, I'm there. Amphitheater, I'm there. United Center, I'm there. It's not strictly about the sound for me though obviously better sound is better. But the fact is, if anyone on these boards lives within 90 minutes of Wrigley, or the UC or Tinley Park or the Alsip wastewater treatment facility and PJ plays there, we ALL (99% at least) will be there.
    Trying to visualize what the poster for the Alsip show might look like. 
    I mean, it is Alsip after all. At the wastewater treatment facility. I'd guess it to be a crappy poster.
    I Got Shit. 
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  • darwinstheory
    darwinstheory LaPorte, IN Posts: 7,346
    oftenreading said:
    darwinstheory said:
    rey said:
    darwinstheory said:
    I think it's that most people are willing to see them anyhow. Thus more tickets are sold. Thus, more money for the band. Throw in a night at "historic" Wrigley or Fenway (or insert your favorite team) and that is added fuel to some fires.

    If PJ were to play the local wastewater facility, I'm there. Amphitheater, I'm there. United Center, I'm there. It's not strictly about the sound for me though obviously better sound is better. But the fact is, if anyone on these boards lives within 90 minutes of Wrigley, or the UC or Tinley Park or the Alsip wastewater treatment facility and PJ plays there, we ALL (99% at least) will be there.
    Trying to visualize what the poster for the Alsip show might look like. 
    I mean, it is Alsip after all. At the wastewater treatment facility. I'd guess it to be a crappy poster.
    I Got Shit. 
    With the white sox logo in the middle of all the poo!
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