He has a standing pit at Ohana every year, right? I've never heard anyone complain about that.
It is a beach, so temp bleachers in the back and open field up front. It is a great scene and good value for the money since there are other name headliners and Eddie plays with other bands.
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Just seen the latest promo image from Live Nation for The Who at Wembley and its now listed as European exclusive so any extra EV shows wont be with them. Interesting change, maybe to help ticket sales??
I like the way they’ve added ‘full set’ under Ed’s name, maybe to drum up more interest in wavering PJ fans maybe, but oh well, I still ain’t going as the place is a toilet and the sound ain’t any better, plus the exorbitant prices being charged.. I’m happy with my 2 Italian dates so far and whenever we get news of the other dates then I’ll see what I fancy
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Very interesting change. I mentioned already several pages ago, that maybe the Wembley show isn't selling and they are having doubts about Dublin. Let's hope that Eddie will book a solo-Dublin show instead. Obviuously not at the same venue, whatever it was going to be. Maybe something a bit more intimate.
Anyway, bring on the announcement Eddie, we've been waiting long enough
Just seen the latest promo image from Live Nation for The Who at Wembley and its now listed as European exclusive so any extra EV shows wont be with them. Interesting change, maybe to help ticket sales??
I like the way they’ve added ‘full set’ under Ed’s name, maybe to drum up more interest in wavering PJ fans maybe, but oh well, I still ain’t going as the place is a toilet and the sound ain’t any better, plus the exorbitant prices being charged.. I’m happy with my 2 Italian dates so far and whenever we get news of the other dates then I’ll see what I fancy
ooh hadnt seen the full set comment......thats great news.
London, Hyde Park 25/6/10 Isle of Wight 23/6/12 London, Hammersmith 31/7/12 (EV) Leeds 8/7/14 Milton Keynes 11/7/14 London, Shepherds Bush Empire 11/11/14 (EV The Who tribute) Boston, Fenway Park 05/08/16 Boston, Fenway Park 07/08/16 London, Hammersmith Apollo 2017 (EV) London, Hammersmith Apollo 2017 (EV) Taormina, Sicily June 2017 (EV) London, O2 Arena 18th June 2018 London, O2 Arena 19th June 2018 :(
Announcing any more stadium / outdoor shows with similar prices, when they can't even sell in their hometown with support line up like that, would be shooting themselves in the foot. So yeah, it means the only one.
No new music from Eddie and touring just two years ago can only get you so far. Really hoping that it was as rumoured a Who and Eddie show in Dublin and now they are going ahead with a couple of Eddie solo shows instead. I may make that trip!
No new music from Eddie and touring just two years ago can only get you so far. Really hoping that it was as rumoured a Who and Eddie show in Dublin and now they are going ahead with a couple of Eddie solo shows instead. I may make that trip!
I'm not sure about the lack of new music or the 2017 tour affecting ticket sales. Most fans would usually jump at the chance of seeing Eddie in Europe. For me, I haven't booked London because I'm not sure how great it will be in such a big venue and as a support act (the atmosphere will not be as good). Then factor in the huge ticket price and it's not a compelling proposition.
I'm holding out to see what other options there are to see a Eddie solo show before making a decision. I have to say knowing it's a full set from Eddie does make it more appealing.
2010: London 2012: Manchester I, Manchester II, Manchester (EV) 2014: Milan, Leeds, Milton Keynes 2017: London II (EV) 2018: Amsterdam I, London I, Prague, London II 2019: London (EV) 2022: London I, London II, Budapest, Krakow, Amsterdam
No new music from Eddie and touring just two years ago can only get you so far. Really hoping that it was as rumoured a Who and Eddie show in Dublin and now they are going ahead with a couple of Eddie solo shows instead. I may make that trip!
I'm not sure about the lack of new music or the 2017 tour affecting ticket sales. Most fans would usually jump at the chance of seeing Eddie in Europe. For me, I haven't booked London because I'm not sure how great it will be in such a big venue and as a support act (the atmosphere will not be as good). Then factor in the huge ticket price and it's not a compelling proposition.
I'm holding out to see what other options there are to see a Eddie solo show before making a decision. I have to say knowing it's a full set from Eddie does make it more appealing.
I think your are right about the main reason for ticket sales slumping in London with prices and venue not being ideal. I do also think that too much Eddie fatigue and no nw music can set in for those that are not hardcore fans like us and it shows with the larger selection of venues.
If the second show in Italy is really only 8500 and it took as long as it did to sell out I am really curious how the other shows that will be larger will sell too.
The more I hear about Berlin, the more I'm considering making that the priority show to apply for tickets for. Haven't been there in 11 years so it's a great excuse to go back!
No new music from Eddie and touring just two years ago can only get you so far. Really hoping that it was as rumoured a Who and Eddie show in Dublin and now they are going ahead with a couple of Eddie solo shows instead. I may make that trip!
I'm not sure about the lack of new music or the 2017 tour affecting ticket sales. Most fans would usually jump at the chance of seeing Eddie in Europe. For me, I haven't booked London because I'm not sure how great it will be in such a big venue and as a support act (the atmosphere will not be as good). Then factor in the huge ticket price and it's not a compelling proposition.
I'm holding out to see what other options there are to see a Eddie solo show before making a decision. I have to say knowing it's a full set from Eddie does make it more appealing.
I think your are right about the main reason for ticket sales slumping in London with prices and venue not being ideal. I do also think that too much Eddie fatigue and no nw music can set in for those that are not hardcore fans like us and it shows with the larger selection of venues.
If the second show in Italy is really only 8500 and it took as long as it did to sell out I am really curious how the other shows that will be larger will sell too.
Yes, would be interesting to see how Florence ticket sales are doing.
Slow ticket sales might not be a bad thing if it gets Eddie playing in smaller venues again.
2010: London 2012: Manchester I, Manchester II, Manchester (EV) 2014: Milan, Leeds, Milton Keynes 2017: London II (EV) 2018: Amsterdam I, London I, Prague, London II 2019: London (EV) 2022: London I, London II, Budapest, Krakow, Amsterdam
No new music from Eddie and touring just two years ago can only get you so far. Really hoping that it was as rumoured a Who and Eddie show in Dublin and now they are going ahead with a couple of Eddie solo shows instead. I may make that trip!
I'm not sure about the lack of new music or the 2017 tour affecting ticket sales. Most fans would usually jump at the chance of seeing Eddie in Europe. For me, I haven't booked London because I'm not sure how great it will be in such a big venue and as a support act (the atmosphere will not be as good). Then factor in the huge ticket price and it's not a compelling proposition.
I'm holding out to see what other options there are to see a Eddie solo show before making a decision. I have to say knowing it's a full set from Eddie does make it more appealing.
I think your are right about the main reason for ticket sales slumping in London with prices and venue not being ideal. I do also think that too much Eddie fatigue and no nw music can set in for those that are not hardcore fans like us and it shows with the larger selection of venues.
If the second show in Italy is really only 8500 and it took as long as it did to sell out I am really curious how the other shows that will be larger will sell too.
Yes, would be interesting to see how Florence ticket sales are doing.
Slow ticket sales might not be a bad thing if it gets Eddie playing in smaller venues again.
Florence is a festival... there will be lots of people waiting for the whole line up announcement before buying the non PIT tickets
06/06/17 - Eddie Vedder - Hammersmith Apollo - London ///// 09/06/17 - Eddie Vedder - 3Arena - Dublin ///// 19/06/18 - Pearl Jam - O2 - London ////// 10/07/18 - Pearl Jam - Palau Sant Jordi - Barcelona ////// 12/07/18 - Pearl Jam - Mad Cool Festival - Madrid ////// 14/07/18 -Pearl Jam - NOS Alive Festival - Lisbon
2010: London 2012: Manchester I, Manchester II, Manchester (EV) 2014: Milan, Leeds, Milton Keynes 2017: London II (EV) 2018: Amsterdam I, London I, Prague, London II 2019: London (EV) 2022: London I, London II, Budapest, Krakow, Amsterdam
No new music from Eddie and touring just two years ago can only get you so far. Really hoping that it was as rumoured a Who and Eddie show in Dublin and now they are going ahead with a couple of Eddie solo shows instead. I may make that trip!
I'm not sure about the lack of new music or the 2017 tour affecting ticket sales. Most fans would usually jump at the chance of seeing Eddie in Europe. For me, I haven't booked London because I'm not sure how great it will be in such a big venue and as a support act (the atmosphere will not be as good). Then factor in the huge ticket price and it's not a compelling proposition.
I'm holding out to see what other options there are to see a Eddie solo show before making a decision. I have to say knowing it's a full set from Eddie does make it more appealing.
I think your are right about the main reason for ticket sales slumping in London with prices and venue not being ideal. I do also think that too much Eddie fatigue and no nw music can set in for those that are not hardcore fans like us and it shows with the larger selection of venues.
If the second show in Italy is really only 8500 and it took as long as it did to sell out I am really curious how the other shows that will be larger will sell too.
Yes, would be interesting to see how Florence ticket sales are doing.
Slow ticket sales might not be a bad thing if it gets Eddie playing in smaller venues again.
Florence is a festival... there will be lots of people waiting for the whole line up announcement before buying the non PIT tickets
If you've been to any of these non camping festivals you'll notice the vast majority of the crowd are there to see the headliner.
2010: London 2012: Manchester I, Manchester II, Manchester (EV) 2014: Milan, Leeds, Milton Keynes 2017: London II (EV) 2018: Amsterdam I, London I, Prague, London II 2019: London (EV) 2022: London I, London II, Budapest, Krakow, Amsterdam
Haha, these a really good, we saw them last year Tino. Nicely timed announcement
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If the Who have backed out of their Dublin shows does it give hope of solo EV in Dublin? I read on a previous post that Irish shows are terrible to organise, so there might not be enough time to book a EV solo at a smaller Dublin venue?
If the Who have backed out of their Dublin shows does it give hope of solo EV in Dublin? I read on a previous post that Irish shows are terrible to organise, so there might not be enough time to book a EV solo at a smaller Dublin venue?
Why do people think the Who are going to back out?
The 80k capacity croke Park can only have 3 gigs a year. They are full. The aviva stadium not so. There are no gigs listed for there in 2019 Usually 2 or 3 a year there. The 3 arena where eddie played in 2017 is used most nights. Aviva holds around 50k for a gig
i wish i wish i wish i wish, i guess it never stops
If the Who have backed out of their Dublin shows does it give hope of solo EV in Dublin? I read on a previous post that Irish shows are terrible to organise, so there might not be enough time to book a EV solo at a smaller Dublin venue?
Why do people think the Who are going to back out?
Because the London Wembley is now being promoted as the only European show. It's on a new Livenation advert released yesterday afternoon
2009 - Manchester. 2010 - Dublin, Belfast, London, Berlin, Arras, Werchter. 2011 - PJ20 i & ii, Montreal, Toronto i & ii, Ottawa, Hamilton. 2012 - Manchester i & ii, Berlin i & ii, Stockholm. 2014 - Amsterdam i & ii, Trieste, Vienna, Berlin, Leeds, Milton Keynes. 2016 - Boston Fenway i & ii, 2018 - Amsterdam i & ii, Pinkpop, London i & ii, Padova, Krakow, Barcelona, Seattle i & ii.
If the Who have backed out of their Dublin shows does it give hope of solo EV in Dublin? I read on a previous post that Irish shows are terrible to organise, so there might not be enough time to book a EV solo at a smaller Dublin venue?
Why do people think the Who are going to back out?
See the previous page. They started promoting their London show as the "Exclusive European show" + adding another support act + adding the line "full set" under Eddie Vedder's name. The London show has been selling really poorly. Their booking agent most likely came to the conclusion that adding any more huge Who shows won't be worth it, the demand is not there.
Very interesting change. I mentioned already several pages ago, that maybe the Wembley show isn't selling and they are having doubts about Dublin. Let's hope that Eddie will book a solo-Dublin show instead. Obviuously not at the same venue, whatever it was going to be. Maybe something a bit more intimate.
Anyway, bring on the announcement Eddie, we've been waiting long enough
Damn these comments about "isn't selling" read by someone living in a region that can sell out a 59 show Pearl Jam residency with zero marketing expense.
*Hope this isn't taken the wrong way and our Euro fans have a blast this summer.
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Anyway, bring on the announcement Eddie, we've been waiting long enough
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Leeds 8/7/14
Milton Keynes 11/7/14
London, Shepherds Bush Empire 11/11/14 (EV The Who tribute)
Boston, Fenway Park 05/08/16
Boston, Fenway Park 07/08/16
London, Hammersmith Apollo 2017 (EV)
London, Hammersmith Apollo 2017 (EV)
Taormina, Sicily June 2017 (EV)
London, O2 Arena 18th June 2018
London, O2 Arena 19th June 2018 :(
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I'm holding out to see what other options there are to see a Eddie solo show before making a decision. I have to say knowing it's a full set from Eddie does make it more appealing.
2012: Manchester I, Manchester II, Manchester (EV)
2014: Milan, Leeds, Milton Keynes
2017: London II (EV)
2018: Amsterdam I, London I, Prague, London II
2019: London (EV)
2022: London I, London II, Budapest, Krakow, Amsterdam
If the second show in Italy is really only 8500 and it took as long as it did to sell out I am really curious how the other shows that will be larger will sell too.
Slow ticket sales might not be a bad thing if it gets Eddie playing in smaller venues again.
2012: Manchester I, Manchester II, Manchester (EV)
2014: Milan, Leeds, Milton Keynes
2017: London II (EV)
2018: Amsterdam I, London I, Prague, London II
2019: London (EV)
2022: London I, London II, Budapest, Krakow, Amsterdam
2012: Manchester I, Manchester II, Manchester (EV)
2014: Milan, Leeds, Milton Keynes
2017: London II (EV)
2018: Amsterdam I, London I, Prague, London II
2019: London (EV)
2022: London I, London II, Budapest, Krakow, Amsterdam
2012: Manchester I, Manchester II, Manchester (EV)
2014: Milan, Leeds, Milton Keynes
2017: London II (EV)
2018: Amsterdam I, London I, Prague, London II
2019: London (EV)
2022: London I, London II, Budapest, Krakow, Amsterdam
i wish i wish i wish i wish, i guess it never stops
2012 - Manchester i & ii, Berlin i & ii, Stockholm. 2014 - Amsterdam i & ii, Trieste, Vienna, Berlin, Leeds, Milton Keynes.
2016 - Boston Fenway i & ii, 2018 - Amsterdam i & ii, Pinkpop, London i & ii, Padova, Krakow, Barcelona, Seattle i & ii.
i wish i wish i wish i wish, i guess it never stops
Damn these comments about "isn't selling" read by someone living in a region that can sell out a 59 show Pearl Jam residency with zero marketing expense.
*Hope this isn't taken the wrong way and our Euro fans have a blast this summer.