2020 Tour Rumor Thread

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  • DEGBTI
    DEGBTI san diego Posts: 998
    they just toured Europe last year, WTF!. No legit tour here, USA, since 2016?? A couple stadium shows is not a tour by a long shot imo. Just sucks. EU gets another PJ tour AND EV tour this fricken year. Lame
  • HughFreakingDillon
    HughFreakingDillon Winnipeg Posts: 40,028
    dimitrispearljam said:
    ddeschler said:
    Ed said during the '18 Prague show what a great time the band's families were having in Europe.  Being able to take your family to Europe for a few weeks, in the summer, and play some shows while you're there, is quite attractive (magical even).  There is plenty of time to play the US in the fall, if they want to.
     ι never listen what the band ,eddie say on stage,,the only thing i listen is when promoters do offers to bring the band for tour,,thats the only thing matters!!!
    this is true. most front-men say very complimentary things on stage towards the crowd, most of which is just that. every time I hear a band say "see ya next year", I know there's nothing planned. they just say that to keep people engaged after the show is done. 
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  • mcgruff10
    mcgruff10 New Jersey Posts: 29,196
    HughFreakingDillon said:
    dimitrispearljam said:
    ddeschler said:
    Ed said during the '18 Prague show what a great time the band's families were having in Europe.  Being able to take your family to Europe for a few weeks, in the summer, and play some shows while you're there, is quite attractive (magical even).  There is plenty of time to play the US in the fall, if they want to.
     ι never listen what the band ,eddie say on stage,,the only thing i listen is when promoters do offers to bring the band for tour,,thats the only thing matters!!!
    this is true. most front-men say very complimentary things on stage towards the crowd, most of which is just that. every time I hear a band say "see ya next year", I know there's nothing planned. they just say that to keep people engaged after the show is done. 
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  • ddeschler
    ddeschler Posts: 690
    Regardless of what Ed says on stage, based on the fact that he goes there every year, it’s easy to infer that he enjoys Europe a lot. 
    I've seen quite a few Pearl Jam shows.
  • given2fly23
    given2fly23 Evanston, IL Posts: 6,042
    mcgruff10 said:
    HughFreakingDillon said:
    dimitrispearljam said:
    ddeschler said:
    Ed said during the '18 Prague show what a great time the band's families were having in Europe.  Being able to take your family to Europe for a few weeks, in the summer, and play some shows while you're there, is quite attractive (magical even).  There is plenty of time to play the US in the fall, if they want to.
     ι never listen what the band ,eddie say on stage,,the only thing i listen is when promoters do offers to bring the band for tour,,thats the only thing matters!!!
    this is true. most front-men say very complimentary things on stage towards the crowd, most of which is just that. every time I hear a band say "see ya next year", I know there's nothing planned. they just say that to keep people engaged after the show is done. 
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  • JABK
    JABK Finland Posts: 361
    Poland would be a great trip, but I still hope they do Stockholm...and maybe Stockholm and Gdansk in a row.
  • Kurt Brutus Bacon
    Kurt Brutus Bacon Posts: 81
    edited October 2019
    alfkullbe82 said:
    Poland would be a great trip, but I still hope they do Stockholm...and maybe Stockholm and Gdansk in a row.
    .
    Post edited by Kurt Brutus Bacon on
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  • stones
    stones Posts: 409
    The Fenway Sports Group (FSG) own Liverpool FC, and have been looking to gain extra revenues from the stadium (Anfield) when it's not in use in the same way as they do at Fenway.  Last year they had Pink, Bon Jovi and Take That concerts in June/July.  There will be more this summer and they already have commercial relationships with PJ from the Fenway shows.

    Possibility maybe??
  • on2legs
    on2legs Posts: 16,075
    ddeschler said:
    Regardless of what Ed says on stage, based on the fact that he goes there every year, it’s easy to infer that he enjoys Europe a lot. 
    Ed has some spinal tap-ish banter that makes me smile when I hear it.  It’s cool and you can’t take it too seriously.  My favorite is when he compliments the venue and how nice it is and then tells everyone to relax and get comfortable because they’re going to be here a long while.  Which makes the crowd go wild because they think they’re getting an extra long set when in reality you’re getting pretty much the same set length that every other show gets.  I’ve heard him say it so many times that it’s a running joke between me and my ticket buddy.  We get disappointed if he doesn’t say it. 
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  • bendhair23
    bendhair23 Posts: 114
    on2legs said:
    ddeschler said:
    Regardless of what Ed says on stage, based on the fact that he goes there every year, it’s easy to infer that he enjoys Europe a lot. 
    Ed has some spinal tap-ish banter that makes me smile when I hear it.  It’s cool and you can’t take it too seriously.  My favorite is when he compliments the venue and how nice it is and then tells everyone to relax and get comfortable because they’re going to be here a long while.  Which makes the crowd go wild because they think they’re getting an extra long set when in reality you’re getting pretty much the same set length that every other show gets.  I’ve heard him say it so many times that it’s a running joke between me and my ticket buddy.  We get disappointed if he doesn’t say it. 
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  • pjruss
    pjruss Posts: 662
    stones said:
    The Fenway Sports Group (FSG) own Liverpool FC, and have been looking to gain extra revenues from the stadium (Anfield) when it's not in use in the same way as they do at Fenway.  Last year they had Pink, Bon Jovi and Take That concerts in June/July.  There will be more this summer and they already have commercial relationships with PJ from the Fenway shows.

    Possibility maybe??
    I don’t know if it’s possible, but as a huge LFC fan, that would be amazing. I would def make the trip over for it. 
  • JM144705
    JM144705 Philadelphia Posts: 452
    Kurt Brutus Bacon said:
    alfkullbe82 said:
    Poland would be a great trip, but I still hope they do Stockholm...and maybe Stockholm and Gdansk in a row.
    Sweden is not very good for concerts. Personally i'll hope they'll focus on Denmark.
    Why do you say that about Sweden? I'd love to go there for an "In Flames" concert one day. (I'd need a passport first)
  • francescoatzori
    francescoatzori Posts: 36
    demetrios said:


    They know nothing 

  • francescoatzori
    francescoatzori Posts: 36
    dimitrispearljam said:
    JimmyV said:
    Album in March, US arena shows in April/May, Europe in June, a few US ballpark and festival dates in August/September, and then Australia in November. 
       thats not the plan 
    I really think you're in the right direction with EU can't say the same for au😂
    Dimi few people here in Italy are close to some other people ecc. They are pretty sure there'll be more than a single show 
  • JimmyV
    JimmyV Boston's MetroWest Posts: 19,613
    stones said:
    The Fenway Sports Group (FSG) own Liverpool FC, and have been looking to gain extra revenues from the stadium (Anfield) when it's not in use in the same way as they do at Fenway.  Last year they had Pink, Bon Jovi and Take That concerts in June/July.  There will be more this summer and they already have commercial relationships with PJ from the Fenway shows.

    Possibility maybe??
    That is an interesting theory. There is certainly a logic to it. 
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  • rey
    rey Monmouth County, NJ Posts: 308
    dimitrispearljam said:
    jmug23 said:
    Are you able to say if U.S tour is before or after summer Europe tour? Thanks. 
     what europe tour?hehehehe

    Does the hehehe imply sarcasm?
  • Linhasport
    Linhasport Porto - Portugal Posts: 61
    stones said:
    The Fenway Sports Group (FSG) own Liverpool FC, and have been looking to gain extra revenues from the stadium (Anfield) when it's not in use in the same way as they do at Fenway.  Last year they had Pink, Bon Jovi and Take That concerts in June/July.  There will be more this summer and they already have commercial relationships with PJ from the Fenway shows.

    Possibility maybe??
    Anfield road + PJ, that seems to be a well worth trip to UK (before the brexit)
  • Kearn5y
    Kearn5y Ireland Posts: 3,050
    Linhasport said:
    stones said:
    The Fenway Sports Group (FSG) own Liverpool FC, and have been looking to gain extra revenues from the stadium (Anfield) when it's not in use in the same way as they do at Fenway.  Last year they had Pink, Bon Jovi and Take That concerts in June/July.  There will be more this summer and they already have commercial relationships with PJ from the Fenway shows.

    Possibility maybe??
    Anfield road + PJ, that seems to be a well worth trip to UK (before the brexit)
    As a United fan, please no Anfield.
    Kearnsy
  • JABK
    JABK Finland Posts: 361
    Kearn5y said:
    Linhasport said:
    stones said:
    The Fenway Sports Group (FSG) own Liverpool FC, and have been looking to gain extra revenues from the stadium (Anfield) when it's not in use in the same way as they do at Fenway.  Last year they had Pink, Bon Jovi and Take That concerts in June/July.  There will be more this summer and they already have commercial relationships with PJ from the Fenway shows.

    Possibility maybe??
    Anfield road + PJ, that seems to be a well worth trip to UK (before the brexit)
    As a United fan, please no Anfield.
    Hear hear!!!
  • Poncier
    Poncier Posts: 18,032
    rey said:
    dimitrispearljam said:
    jmug23 said:
    Are you able to say if U.S tour is before or after summer Europe tour? Thanks. 
     what europe tour?hehehehe

    Does the hehehe imply sarcasm?
    Its just his Speedy imitation.
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