Looking for Ticket Buddies for Amsterdam both nights, Brussels and Dublin. I'll be traveling solo so if all goes well with the lottery I'll have a spare ticket for each of those four shows. Is anyone interested?
I'm definitely interested for both Amsterdam shows - will send you a PM shortly.
I REALLY hope 10 club has in mind the best tickets. They are more expensive than tge normal ones and should be in the first rows
Seems like the wording is the same as 2017....
I've read through some of the postings on the Eddie Vedder tour Facebook page and some of the ticket problems from 2017 sound really messed up.
It's pretty sad how somebody in the 10C could pay more and get worst seats than regular sale ticket buyers, especially if the 10Clubbers are traveling thousands of miles.
Anyway, I have a few days to decide whether to go with 10C or Friday's General sale. I would like to go to at least 5 shows. Any suggestions?
**I understand that it's not a Pearl Jam tour it's an Eddie Vedder tour and we are lucky to have been given the option of a ticket pre-sale.
I entered the lottery for Dublin. I'm hopeful of some good seats. My better half has also entered.
Just a reminder - the way odds looking at the moment, you should win both pairs - becareful unless you are happy with 4 tickets.
Im coming over for the Dublin show aswell, can't wait
2006: Leeds; 2012: Manchester 1; 2014: Leeds; 2017: London 1 (EV); 2018: Amsterdam 1, London 1, London 2; 2019: Amsterdam 1 (EV), Dublin (EV); 2022: Berlin, London 1, London 2, Budapest, Krakow, Amsterdam 1, Amsterdam 2; 2023: Chicago 1, Chicago 2
Be happy all, 2 more tickets available in the lottery for Amsterdam because I will not go to this sh*thole Afas. I will not pay €339,- for uncertain seat locations in a public bar where I can see a tiny little Ed on a stage which is way to big. Last time it was shit and it will be shit again. Have fun you all and enjoy being together with other rich people.
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No one said EV shows weren't GREAT...they are!! You can use PJDB or setlist.fm to track your EV stats. I've seen Ed solo show 3 times. The first time was in Detroit in 2011. The other 2 shows were back to back nights in Jacksonville. All were in the theatre setting, none were festivals. At these 3 shows I got: 15 songs at all 3 shows (close to 50% of the songs on the setlist) 18 songs repeated at Detroit & Jacksonville 1 (nearly 2/3rds of the set list) 18 songs repeated at Detroit & Jacksonville 2 (nearly 2/3rds of the set list) and most of the "unique" songs I got at these shows were covers. I'm not saying don't go to see Ed, but to me... there's no real need to follow his tour around like we do for PJ, especially at some of the prices I've seen posted for tickets.
Ed is fantastic live but I am good with seeing him once a tour. To me there is no reason to see multiple shows as the setlists are pretty damn similar.
So is having sex.
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I REALLY hope 10 club has in mind the best tickets. They are more expensive than tge normal ones and should be in the first rows
Seems like the wording is the same as 2017....
Yes, it will be like in 2017. From the 3 shows I went to in 2017 I had the worst seats with the TC Tickets...
I was at 7 Shows on that tour and it was the same for me. No way I'll be going for 10c tickets this time. I'd rather not go than paying top dollar for seats in the back half of the floor.
2006:Arnhem,Bern,Berlin
2007:München,Düsseldorf,Nijmegen
2008:NY1,NY2,Mansfield1,Mansfield2
2009:London,Rotterdam,Berlin,Manchester,London
2010:NY1,NY2,Dublin,Belfast,Berlin
2011:PJ20,Montreal,TorontoI+II,Hamilton
2012:Amsterdam I+II, Prague, Berlin I+II, Stockholm, Oslo, Copenhagen
2013: Phoenix, San Diego, LA I+II, Oakland
2014: Amsterdam I+II, Vienna, Berlin
2016: Philly I+II, MSG I+II
This is exactly why I won't be participating in the 10c lottery and will just try my luck with public sale. Last time I scored row 10 in AFAS on ticketmaster, but many friends were far, far back with their 10c tix.
Man, you guys are really making me nervous... I‘ve never been to a concert so I don‘t dare to rely on the public sale. Why would they write „highest priced category closest to the stage“ if it’s not the case??
I wasn't there then, but it seems like in 2017 the highest priced category closest to stage included pretty much the whole arena, except the absolute shittiest seats way up on a balcony.
Well then I hope it’s gonna be different this time around. Regular prices in Germany range between 80 and 110 Euro, surely that means better seats for us...
Does anyone know the difference between 10c and regular prices back then?
The same, minus the exchange fee. At least with 10c you will be sure of getting your seat. The surprise will be the day when you pick up the ticket from their booth. You could be near the front or at the very back of the highest tier.
Does anyone know the difference between 10c and regular prices back then?
The same, minus the exchange fee. At least with 10c you will be sure of getting your seat. The surprise will be the day when you pick up the ticket from their booth. You could be near the front or at the very back of the highest tier.
Thanks! I‘ll just hope for the best and maybe bring opera glasses ;-)
Does anyone know the difference between 10c and regular prices back then?
The same, minus the exchange fee. At least with 10c you will be sure of getting your seat. The surprise will be the day when you pick up the ticket from their booth. You could be near the front or at the very back of the highest tier.
Surly if you pay for a seat in the highest category you cant be placed amongst the cheapest seats
Does anyone know the difference between 10c and regular prices back then?
The same, minus the exchange fee. At least with 10c you will be sure of getting your seat. The surprise will be the day when you pick up the ticket from their booth. You could be near the front or at the very back of the highest tier.
Surly if you pay for a seat in the highest category you cant be placed amongst the cheapest seats
No, but the highest category area might be quite big, that’s what he meant
I wasn't there then, but it seems like in 2017 the highest priced category closest to stage included pretty much the whole arena, except the absolute shittiest seats way up on a balcony.
Yes this is my correct from my experience.
In 2017 you could only win tickets through 10c for 1 show if I remember correctly, and so I got 10c tickets for London 2 and general sale tickets for London 1. So London 1 I was on the floor about 15 rows back, and London 2 I was in the balcony about 3 rows back. The London 1 seats were much closer to the stage and slightly cheaper, but the tickets did show that these were officially the same category.
Does anyone know the difference between 10c and regular prices back then?
The same, minus the exchange fee. At least with 10c you will be sure of getting your seat. The surprise will be the day when you pick up the ticket from their booth. You could be near the front or at the very back of the highest tier.
Surly if you pay for a seat in the highest category you cant be placed amongst the cheapest seats
No, but the highest category area might be quite big, that’s what he meant
i really hope 10c has more attention this time. i dont know in other arenas but the arena in portugal , the GA is quite big for the highest tickets
Well, that's not so bad. At least you are not stuck at the back of the floor. Hopefully similar images can be found for the rest of the dates.
Anyway, i took part in the Berlin lottery. At least I don't have to stress about it, right now the 99% chances are looking good. I tried tickets.de just for fun for last year's Waldbuhne show. They had the slowest ever virtual queue on their web site. Took ages before it was my turn.
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It's pretty sad how somebody in the 10C could pay more and get worst seats than regular sale ticket buyers, especially if the 10Clubbers are traveling thousands of miles.
Anyway, I have a few days to decide whether to go with 10C or Friday's General sale. I would like to go to at least 5 shows. Any suggestions?
**I understand that it's not a Pearl Jam tour it's an Eddie Vedder tour and we are lucky to have been given the option of a ticket pre-sale.
Dublin 2010
Madrid 2018
Werchter 2022
London 1 2022
London 2 2022
Krakow 2022
I will not pay €339,- for uncertain seat locations in a public bar where I can see a tiny little Ed on a stage which is way to big.
Last time it was shit and it will be shit again.
Have fun you all and enjoy being together with other rich people.
https://www.max-schmeling-halle.de/en/arena/seating-options/
I assume they are using the 1st option - row seating with front stage
2007:München,Düsseldorf,Nijmegen
2008:NY1,NY2,Mansfield1,Mansfield2
2009:London,Rotterdam,Berlin,Manchester,London
2010:NY1,NY2,Dublin,Belfast,Berlin
2011:PJ20,Montreal,TorontoI+II,Hamilton
2012:Amsterdam I+II, Prague, Berlin I+II, Stockholm, Oslo, Copenhagen
2013: Phoenix, San Diego, LA I+II, Oakland
2014: Amsterdam I+II, Vienna, Berlin
2016: Philly I+II, MSG I+II
Last time I scored row 10 in AFAS on ticketmaster, but many friends were far, far back with their 10c tix.
In 2017 you could only win tickets through 10c for 1 show if I remember correctly, and so I got 10c tickets for London 2 and general sale tickets for London 1. So London 1 I was on the floor about 15 rows back, and London 2 I was in the balcony about 3 rows back. The London 1 seats were much closer to the stage and slightly cheaper, but the tickets did show that these were officially the same category.
But importantly this tour is far bigger venues.
its the blue part near what says PALCO
Gutted: London 2 2018, Sacramento 2022, Noblesville 2023
Anyway, i took part in the Berlin lottery. At least I don't have to stress about it, right now the 99% chances are looking good. I tried tickets.de just for fun for last year's Waldbuhne show. They had the slowest ever virtual queue on their web site. Took ages before it was my turn.