2020 United States & Canada Tour Rumors

Brisk. said:

dimitrispearljam said:

Let's do this 


https://youtu.be/eIixVZ1y2zo

Nah, let's do Binaural again.

donna10567 said:

I'm new here.  I have a couple of ?s.  Assuming PJ does Toronto & Hamilton, which venues will they play?  Also, will the California tix be as difficult to get as NYC?  I'm actually 30 miles from NYC, but will be out of the country during the middle portion of the tour.  thx

donna10567 said:

I'm new here.  I have a couple of ?s.  Assuming PJ does Toronto & Hamilton, which venues will they play?  Also, will the California tix be as difficult to get as NYC?  I'm actually 30 miles from NYC, but will be out of the country during the middle portion of the tour.  thx

Lost In Ohio said:

dimitrispearljam said:

Get_Right said:

Have they ever come to NYC just to do a television show with no other performance? I feel like they have. They wouldn't do that to us would they?

2011, Jimmy fallow show. Played first time ever ole, first time ever cover pink Floyd mother and played all night. I was at the studio 

And the epic BALLS IN YOUR MOUTH!!

incidental immortality said:

Spoonman110 said:

Let’s see people’s opinions:

My wife and I both have 10C numbers (mine being quite a bit lower). For the upcoming Spring tour we were thinking of each entering the lottery for tickets, hoping for as many GAs as possible (Nashville, two Canadian shows). What is the best way to do this? My thought:

My Entry:
1st - Nashville GA
2nd - Quebec City GA
3rd - Ottawa GA
4th - Nashville Reserved
5th - QC Reserved
6th - Ottawa Reserved

Her Entry:
1st - Nashville GA
2nd - QC GA
3rd - Ottawa GA

My thought here is that I should be the only one entering for reserved seats since my number is lower. And if we both happen to win GA tickets for the same show, we shouldn’t have too much trouble finding two people who want to tag along. 

Note: the order of the shows in our entries could differ depending on odds. 

I'd need to review some of the older posts from past tours but I think that it would be rare for anyone to get GA with a third choice.  Its difficult to tell without the odds but I'd suggest that with your current choices you'd have a very good chance of getting Nashville GA but a very small chance to get anything else.  Here's what I'd go with:

My Entry:
1st - Quebec City GA
2nd - Nashville Reserved
3rd - QC Reserved
4th - Ottawa Reserved

Her Entry:
1st - Nashville GA
2nd - Ottawa GA

This gives you a decent chance of getting GA for QC and Nashville and an outside shot of getting Ottawa GA.  The only drawbacks I see would be you'd have a low overall chance for getting tickets to Ottawa.  You have a chance of getting a double pair for any show but the biggest risk would be Nashville.  But the odds tool will help you with the order.

The only thing I may change would move your 4th choice to her 3rd choice.  You'd have a better chance to get reserved tickets to Ottawa with no chance of duplicate tickets.  But that would depend on the odds and how bad her number is.

mr bungle said:

UtahBolt said:

erebus said:

Dimi had a bunch of “U”’s highlighted in a post the other day.... could it be a hint for Utah?

Last time they were here in Utah in '09, they played the Maverick Center (E-center back then), a smaller arena used for Olympic and minor league hockey and it was maybe 60% full.  Only PJ show I have ever been too that was not full.   Doubt they are coming back here anytime soon...

I hear you.. But a lot has changed in 11 years.. They are now a "legacy act" for the casual fans and are drawing much bigger demand than even 5-10 years ago.. I think they could sell out the Vivint smart arena easily now?

Lost In Ohio said:

I just wish they'd play Columbus. Easy road access from Cleveland, Detroit, Chicago, Cincinnati, Philadelphia, DC, NYC...direct flights from Seattle, DC...

A drive from Boston is easy...the flight is easier.

We're within a day's drive of some ungodly percentage of the US population...and even Toronto, too.

But... crickets...