2020 United States & Canada Tour Rumors

tdawe said:

foodboy said:

so if you had a choice of going to the rumored sirius show or the msg show which one would you choose?

Depends on where the Sirius show was being held. A smaller place (like the Apollo) and I think that'd be preferable to another MSG show just for the novelty/once-in-a-lifetime factor. But at some point as the venue gets bigger (like say Radio City) you'd probably be better off just going to the Garden.

But this got me thinking about another question - which one of these arrangements would be better:

1. Sirius show lottery is held AFTER the general US tour lottery, and is open ONLY to Ten Club members who got shut out entirely (or didn't enter at all) in the general.
2. Sirius show lottery is held BEFORE the general US tour lottery, but if you enter the Sirius lottery you're not permitted to enter the general.

Not that they're going to do either one of them. But the first one I think would be a cool approach - it might make people think twice about how many entries they put into the general lotto, and definitely would take the sting out of getting shut out.

mfc2006 said:

joe159 said:

RoleModelsinBlood31 said:

Thinking I may check out St. Louis.  See a cardinals game that afternoon and then the pj show that night.  I’ve never been to Busch stadium and I really enjoy sitting in seats so 10 hours or so seated is right up my alley

It's mystery bobble head day too!
Anyone thinking about St. Louis should book a room though, it's opening weekend for the Cardinals.

Good point! Will book later this morning!

Lost In Ohio said:

gotthebottle said:

Lerxst1992 said:

Lost In Ohio said:

Yefa said:

It really is hilarious how some PJ fans on Facebook are convinced that all these dates are not going to happen.

Agreed. They're thinking "the really smart ones are booking Europe" and "maybe a few stadium shows in the fall" and "no new album" and "it's too quick to make an announcement" and that.

Oh well... they'll be booking more expensive rooms.

The second the announcement hits flights and rooms double?

No... airlines don't double based on a band tour..lol.
Places like Oakland and Inglewood which are generally the least fancy motels closest to venues WILL raise prices

Still...the smart ones booked refundable rooms...once the hotels realize they're starting to run out of rooms, no doubt they'll raise prices.

I didn't say they'd double, I just assumed prices would go up. If it's only $20/night, it's no big deal.

The haters and doubters? Well, they'll learn a lesson.

Sarava said:

It feels like we're still a week away. But that wont stop me from checking in from work 16 times today!

Brisk. said:

gotthebottle said:

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on2legs said:

buck502000 said:

They have not announced anything yet....

Ok Boomer. 

That should be on a tour shirt this year....

I’m lining up now.  

I am getting a tattoo on my hand of my GA line position.

Are the list, the hand marks, and the people controlling this still a thing? Is it worth it to try and line up for GA if you’re not part of this strange system? Just curious if others have had negative experiences with lining up for GA early.




I heard it was a real problem last year at the Seattle stadium shows. Something about a van full of Aussies who have also been doing in at Wrigley. It was in one of the threads, so I think it's still a problem. 

You should have heard them at Wrigley around the rain delay. They were clearing everyone out of the GA section and one of the alpha male types (a tall bald headed dude) was outwardly threatening to beat the fuck out of anyone who tried to take his spot when they allowed people back on the field. It felt very safe great to be around such scum. I get the annoyances, but we were all subject to the shitshow that was the 2nd Wrigley rain delay. But we all knew something like that was a risk the day of the show. That clown at the very least should have been removed from the stadium. 

Not sure if he was Aussie or not, but he was front & center and seemed to be with a decent sized group of people, sooo...

What a system, everyone should feel safe enjoying a show with fellow members.

Every band seems to have the "front rail bullies" who feel entitled and travel in packs. And when the lead singer acknowledges them it empowers them. 
True, they line up for days.... but until bands themselves care about the process it won't change. 
Bruce does lottery and it's annoying but keeps the same people from being up front all the time. His org started it for that reason... he was tired of seeing same faces. 

I always find it puzzling  that you get people who queue up for 2 or 3 days then they just stand there at the rail completely emotionless, I don't think even singing.