2020 United States & Canada Tour Rumors
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MickeyMouse said:
Pricing is approved by band/management.mcgruff10 said:
Does pj need to approve of flex pricing or is that a regular thing nowadays?gotthebottle said:
There will be tickets that don't sell right away... those damn platinum seats/flex pricingNewfieintheUSA said:mcgruff10 said:
What shows don’t sell out?Lerxst1992 said:Saying that, let's also agree if no announcement this week that would be the shortest notice of a tour in a long time.
Some of the rumored cities are not lock down sell outs, based on history. Not that I dont think this tour wont 100% sell out. It should.
Since the promoter would be shelling out close to $10 million up front to PJ (or on the hook for it), it's in Live Nations best interests to get the announcement and presales rolling and promoted asap if this is indeed real. Somebody please cue the DimiBatSignal.
i m thinking Ottawa, Nashville, St. Louis , ok city, and one night in la
Any Saturday show will sell out
No way an LA show doesn't sell outNo way Anti Ticketmaster Boy approves dynamic pricing.Pearl Jam sells tickets for $125. End of discussion.0 -
SALLYROO said:Fucking awesome!! Phish really having phun still !!! WOWI want to play the off topic game as well
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Hahaha, I don’t know why that is so funny to me:) Sounds like what I would say to my wife.mcgruff10 said:
Not enough tickets were sold.Lerxst1992 said:mcgruff10 said:
Neither la show in 2013 sold out.NewfieintheUSA said:mcgruff10 said:
What shows don’t sell out?Lerxst1992 said:Saying that, let's also agree if no announcement this week that would be the shortest notice of a tour in a long time.
Some of the rumored cities are not lock down sell outs, based on history. Not that I dont think this tour wont 100% sell out. It should.
Since the promoter would be shelling out close to $10 million up front to PJ (or on the hook for it), it's in Live Nations best interests to get the announcement and presales rolling and promoted asap if this is indeed real. Somebody please cue the DimiBatSignal.
i m thinking Ottawa, Nashville, St. Louis , ok city, and one night in la
Any Saturday show will sell out
No way an LA show doesn't sell outAs a Brooklyner, I could stare at this comment for decades and not understand.
In Brooklyn one needs to secure a Home Equity Line of Credit to secure a ticket if he or she does not win the lottery.
Brooklyn is way overdue for a residency.Not sold out? How is that possible?0 -
Hamilton sold out in 2011 but they didn’t sell seats behind the stage. All depends on what you consider a sell out.PJNB said:
Quebec City, Hamilton, and of course Toronto will sell out with ease. Ottawa was close in 2016. I bet with a new album it might this go around.mcgruff10 said:Saint Louis didn’t sell out in 2014 and I believe it was a weekend show with no Chicago show.1996.....Toronto
2005.....Hamilton
2011.....Toronto N1, Toronto N2, Hamilton
2013.....London, Buffalo
2014.....Detroit
2016.....Toronto N1 Toronto N2, Boston N1, Boston N2, Chicago N1
2018.....Seattle N1, Seattle N2
2022.....San Diego, Los Angeles N1, Los Angeles N2, Phoenix, Oakland N1, Oakland N2, Quebec City, Ottawa, Hamilton, Toronto
2023.....Fort Worth N1, Fort Worth N2, Austin N1, Austin N2
2024.....Las Vegas N1, Las Vegas N2, Los Angeles N1, Los Angeles N2, Boston N1, Boston N2
2025.....Raleigh N1, Raleigh N2, Pittsburgh N1, Pittsburgh N2
2026.....?????????????????????????????????????????0 -
mcgruff10 said:
Not enough tickets were sold.Lerxst1992 said:mcgruff10 said:
Neither la show in 2013 sold out.NewfieintheUSA said:mcgruff10 said:
What shows don’t sell out?Lerxst1992 said:Saying that, let's also agree if no announcement this week that would be the shortest notice of a tour in a long time.
Some of the rumored cities are not lock down sell outs, based on history. Not that I dont think this tour wont 100% sell out. It should.
Since the promoter would be shelling out close to $10 million up front to PJ (or on the hook for it), it's in Live Nations best interests to get the announcement and presales rolling and promoted asap if this is indeed real. Somebody please cue the DimiBatSignal.
i m thinking Ottawa, Nashville, St. Louis , ok city, and one night in la
Any Saturday show will sell out
No way an LA show doesn't sell outAs a Brooklyner, I could stare at this comment for decades and not understand.
In Brooklyn one needs to secure a Home Equity Line of Credit to secure a ticket if he or she does not win the lottery.
Brooklyn is way overdue for a residency.Not sold out? How is that possible?Impossible. They can sell out 20 dates in Brooklyn.0 -
PJNB said:
Only 10 Club gets the GA tickets for NA's traditional arena shows unless there is reserved up front like Fenway or if they announce a show after the draw like Toronto night 2 2016 or Amsterdam this year. It is different than Europe where in Europe the general public can get in the front pit too but 10 Club gets early access to it there.iamthewall said:A little bit in advance, but how do golden circle tickets work? Are they available for every show, and are they 10c only or for the general public too?
The exception would be Missoula which had 10C GA up front and general public GA in the back.
But even then, they had a divider and it wasn't early entry or anything like that.Presidential Advice from President-Elect Mike McCready: "Are you getting something out of this all encompassing trip?"0 -
mcgruff10 said:
I think people vastly overestimate how many people actually travel for shows.104 years and counting said:
That was a tour that had Moline and Milwaukee dates......mcgruff10 said:Saint Louis didn’t sell out in 2014 and I believe it was a weekend show with no Chicago show.
Cincinnati 2014:
Someone left Toronto, went to the show, immediately drove back to Toronto and missed maybe one day of work.
There was at least one(?) group from NJ.
I saw a Brazilian flag... I'll admit this doesn't mean anything, but knowing how PJ fans travel...
Of course the Wishlist people travel to most every show.Presidential Advice from President-Elect Mike McCready: "Are you getting something out of this all encompassing trip?"0 -
Do you remember if there were tix available a couple of hours after the the general public sale started? In other words how long did it take to sell out?PJNB said:
Ya it was the first to sell out not named NY,Philly,Toronto from 2016.mcgruff10 said:
Did Quebec City sell out when you went?PJNB said:
Quebec City, Hamilton, and of course Toronto will sell out with ease. Ottawa was close in 2016. I bet with a new album it might this go around.mcgruff10 said:Saint Louis didn’t sell out in 2014 and I believe it was a weekend show with no Chicago show.1996.....Toronto
2005.....Hamilton
2011.....Toronto N1, Toronto N2, Hamilton
2013.....London, Buffalo
2014.....Detroit
2016.....Toronto N1 Toronto N2, Boston N1, Boston N2, Chicago N1
2018.....Seattle N1, Seattle N2
2022.....San Diego, Los Angeles N1, Los Angeles N2, Phoenix, Oakland N1, Oakland N2, Quebec City, Ottawa, Hamilton, Toronto
2023.....Fort Worth N1, Fort Worth N2, Austin N1, Austin N2
2024.....Las Vegas N1, Las Vegas N2, Los Angeles N1, Los Angeles N2, Boston N1, Boston N2
2025.....Raleigh N1, Raleigh N2, Pittsburgh N1, Pittsburgh N2
2026.....?????????????????????????????????????????0 -
People travel, sure. But mcgruff is right. When you break it down to percentages, it's not as many as people just assume.Lost In Ohio said:mcgruff10 said:
I think people vastly overestimate how many people actually travel for shows.104 years and counting said:
That was a tour that had Moline and Milwaukee dates......mcgruff10 said:Saint Louis didn’t sell out in 2014 and I believe it was a weekend show with no Chicago show.
Cincinnati 2014:
Someone left Toronto, went to the show, immediately drove back to Toronto and missed maybe one day of work.
There was at least one(?) group from NJ.
I saw a Brazilian flag... I'll admit this doesn't mean anything, but knowing how PJ fans travel...
Of course the Wishlist people travel to most every show.Uniondale, NY 04/30/03 - Camden, NJ 07/05/03 - MSG 07/08/03 - Reading, PA 10/01/04 - Philly 10/03/05 - Ed Sullivan Theatre 05/04/06 - MSG 06/25/08 - MSG 05/21/10 - NYC (EV solo) 06/21/11 - Montreal 09/07/11 - Brooklyn 10/18/13 - Central Park 09/26/15 - Philly 04/29/16 - MSG 05/01/16 - MSG 05/02/16 - Fenway 08/05/16 - Fenway 09/02/18 - Fenway 09/04/180 -
D-Rod said:
Hamilton sold out in 2011 but they didn’t sell seats behind the stage. All depends on what you consider a sell out.PJNB said:
Quebec City, Hamilton, and of course Toronto will sell out with ease. Ottawa was close in 2016. I bet with a new album it might this go around.mcgruff10 said:Saint Louis didn’t sell out in 2014 and I believe it was a weekend show with no Chicago show.
If TicketMaster (or whoever the original seller is) runs out of tickets, it's sold out. This includes "day of" drops. If TM resale tickets are available, it's not sold out.
If certain sections aren't made available for sale, they don't count.Presidential Advice from President-Elect Mike McCready: "Are you getting something out of this all encompassing trip?"0 -
I believe it was a couple of days before selling out. It was not instant or that day for sure. Hamilton will be very comparable I think and will sell out for sure.D-Rod said:
Do you remember if there were tix available a couple of hours after the the general public sale started? In other words how long did it take to sell out?PJNB said:
Ya it was the first to sell out not named NY,Philly,Toronto from 2016.mcgruff10 said:
Did Quebec City sell out when you went?PJNB said:
Quebec City, Hamilton, and of course Toronto will sell out with ease. Ottawa was close in 2016. I bet with a new album it might this go around.mcgruff10 said:Saint Louis didn’t sell out in 2014 and I believe it was a weekend show with no Chicago show.0 -
I drove 7 hours to that show, and 7 more back overnight and went straight to work. Totally worth it!Lost In Ohio said:mcgruff10 said:
I think people vastly overestimate how many people actually travel for shows.104 years and counting said:
That was a tour that had Moline and Milwaukee dates......mcgruff10 said:Saint Louis didn’t sell out in 2014 and I believe it was a weekend show with no Chicago show.
Cincinnati 2014:
Someone left Toronto, went to the show, immediately drove back to Toronto and missed maybe one day of work.
There was at least one(?) group from NJ.
I saw a Brazilian flag... I'll admit this doesn't mean anything, but knowing how PJ fans travel...
Of course the Wishlist people travel to most every show.0 -
Lost In Ohio said:D-Rod said:
Hamilton sold out in 2011 but they didn’t sell seats behind the stage. All depends on what you consider a sell out.PJNB said:
Quebec City, Hamilton, and of course Toronto will sell out with ease. Ottawa was close in 2016. I bet with a new album it might this go around.mcgruff10 said:Saint Louis didn’t sell out in 2014 and I believe it was a weekend show with no Chicago show.
If TicketMaster (or whoever the original seller is) runs out of tickets, it's sold out. This includes "day of" drops. If TM resale tickets are available, it's not sold out.
If certain sections aren't made available for sale, they don't count.
https://www.cbc.ca/news/business/ticketmaster-prices-scalpers-bruno-mars-1.4826914
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If the show isn’t sold and there are a lot of tickets 3-4 days before damn straight live nation would kick in dynamic pricing.Lerxst1992 said:MickeyMouse said:
Pricing is approved by band/management.mcgruff10 said:
Does pj need to approve of flex pricing or is that a regular thing nowadays?gotthebottle said:
There will be tickets that don't sell right away... those damn platinum seats/flex pricingNewfieintheUSA said:mcgruff10 said:
What shows don’t sell out?Lerxst1992 said:Saying that, let's also agree if no announcement this week that would be the shortest notice of a tour in a long time.
Some of the rumored cities are not lock down sell outs, based on history. Not that I dont think this tour wont 100% sell out. It should.
Since the promoter would be shelling out close to $10 million up front to PJ (or on the hook for it), it's in Live Nations best interests to get the announcement and presales rolling and promoted asap if this is indeed real. Somebody please cue the DimiBatSignal.
i m thinking Ottawa, Nashville, St. Louis , ok city, and one night in la
Any Saturday show will sell out
No way an LA show doesn't sell outNo way Anti Ticketmaster Boy approves dynamic pricing.Pearl Jam sells tickets for $125. End of discussion.The band gets the same $$$ regardless. Live nations wants people in the building to buy overpriced beer.Not that I for one second thing is would happen with them in general.Example, Misfits sold out Newark no issues. Then they played the Garden months later. Prices dropped big time and they ended up selling it out. They got their 1 million guarantee regardless of how much the tickets went for.Post edited by JP218404 onMarquee 91
Wetlands 91
CBGB 91
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Why wouldn't somebody reselling their tickets on TM not still be a sell out? Did the band not get their money?Lost In Ohio said:D-Rod said:
Hamilton sold out in 2011 but they didn’t sell seats behind the stage. All depends on what you consider a sell out.PJNB said:
Quebec City, Hamilton, and of course Toronto will sell out with ease. Ottawa was close in 2016. I bet with a new album it might this go around.mcgruff10 said:Saint Louis didn’t sell out in 2014 and I believe it was a weekend show with no Chicago show.
If TicketMaster (or whoever the original seller is) runs out of tickets, it's sold out. This includes "day of" drops. If TM resale tickets are available, it's not sold out.
If certain sections aren't made available for sale, they don't count.0 -
JP218404 said:
If the show isn’t sold and there are a lot of tickets 3-4 days before damn straight live nation would kick in dynamic pricing.Lerxst1992 said:MickeyMouse said:
Pricing is approved by band/management.mcgruff10 said:
Does pj need to approve of flex pricing or is that a regular thing nowadays?gotthebottle said:
There will be tickets that don't sell right away... those damn platinum seats/flex pricingNewfieintheUSA said:mcgruff10 said:
What shows don’t sell out?Lerxst1992 said:Saying that, let's also agree if no announcement this week that would be the shortest notice of a tour in a long time.
Some of the rumored cities are not lock down sell outs, based on history. Not that I dont think this tour wont 100% sell out. It should.
Since the promoter would be shelling out close to $10 million up front to PJ (or on the hook for it), it's in Live Nations best interests to get the announcement and presales rolling and promoted asap if this is indeed real. Somebody please cue the DimiBatSignal.
i m thinking Ottawa, Nashville, St. Louis , ok city, and one night in la
Any Saturday show will sell out
No way an LA show doesn't sell outNo way Anti Ticketmaster Boy approves dynamic pricing.Pearl Jam sells tickets for $125. End of discussion.The band gets the same $$$ regardless. Live nations wants people in the building to buy overpriced beer.Not that I for one second thing is would happen with them in general.Example, Misfits sold out Newark no issues. Then they played the Garden months later. Prices dropped big time and they ended up selling it out. They got their 1 million guarantee regardless of how much the tickets went for.OK, $125 or less. I misunderstood. I thought we were talking about trying to sell certain tickets for a large premium, like bands do now.
no way Ed approves Platinum or VIP pricing after taking a career defining stance on ticket prices in his 20s.
to think an artist like PJ would need to drop prices is unfathomable.
to think PJ will not sell out an arena to a New Yorker is unfathomable.
they are hurting themselves by not playing more shows in the Big Apple.
supply and demand or some junk like that.0 -
So for the band, it doesn’t matter if it sells out because they get the same regardless? However the band dictates ticket price?JP218404 said:
If the show isn’t sold and there are a lot of tickets 3-4 days before damn straight live nation would kick in dynamic pricing.Lerxst1992 said:MickeyMouse said:
Pricing is approved by band/management.mcgruff10 said:
Does pj need to approve of flex pricing or is that a regular thing nowadays?gotthebottle said:
There will be tickets that don't sell right away... those damn platinum seats/flex pricingNewfieintheUSA said:mcgruff10 said:
What shows don’t sell out?Lerxst1992 said:Saying that, let's also agree if no announcement this week that would be the shortest notice of a tour in a long time.
Some of the rumored cities are not lock down sell outs, based on history. Not that I dont think this tour wont 100% sell out. It should.
Since the promoter would be shelling out close to $10 million up front to PJ (or on the hook for it), it's in Live Nations best interests to get the announcement and presales rolling and promoted asap if this is indeed real. Somebody please cue the DimiBatSignal.
i m thinking Ottawa, Nashville, St. Louis , ok city, and one night in la
Any Saturday show will sell out
No way an LA show doesn't sell outNo way Anti Ticketmaster Boy approves dynamic pricing.Pearl Jam sells tickets for $125. End of discussion.The band gets the same $$$ regardless. Live nations wants people in the building to buy overpriced beer.Not that I for one second thing is would happen with them in general.Example, Misfits sold out Newark no issues. Then they played the Garden months later. Prices dropped big time and they ended up selling it out. They got their 1 million guarantee regardless of how much the tickets went for.I'll ride the wave where it takes me......0 -
Hamilton is less than an hour from the 4th largest city in North America.darwinstheory said:
STL sells out for sure. Only 4 hours from Chicago. I was thinking Nashville would maybe be the 3rd highest demand behind NYC & Baltimore.mcgruff10 said:
What shows don’t sell out?Lerxst1992 said:Saying that, let's also agree if no announcement this week that would be the shortest notice of a tour in a long time.
Some of the rumored cities are not lock down sell outs, based on history. Not that I dont think this tour wont 100% sell out. It should.
Since the promoter would be shelling out close to $10 million up front to PJ (or on the hook for it), it's in Live Nations best interests to get the announcement and presales rolling and promoted asap if this is indeed real. Somebody please cue the DimiBatSignal.
i m thinking Ottawa, Nashville, St. Louis , ok city, and one night in la
That had me thinking about Hamilton being my best bet because fewer people have passports and it's further from most bigger cities. I figure mor New Yorkers would venture to the rumored Ottawa/Quebec City shows.
I am:
5 hours from STL
6½ hours from Hamilton
7 hours from Nashville1996: Toronto 1998: Barrie 2000: Saratoga Springs 2003: Buffalo, Toronto 2005: Kitchener, London, Hamilton, Montreal, Ottawa, Toronto 2006: Toronto x2, Cleveland, Detroit, Pittsburgh, Cincinnati, Gorge #1 2007: London, Dusseldorf, Vic, Lolla 2008: WPB, Tampa, DC, MSG x2, Hartford, Boston x2, Beacon 2009: Toronto, Chicago x2, Seattle x2, LA #3&4, San Diego, Philly x4 2010: Cleveland, Buffalo, Hartford 2011: Montreal, Toronto x2, Hamilton 2012: Missoula 2013: London, Wrigley, Pittsburgh, Buffalo, Hartford, Dallas, OKC0 -
Yup. Some bands they get huge chuck for the entire tour if it say 30-40 dates and thats it. Piece of the merch etc. ticket sales don’t matter. All about the guaranteemcgruff10 said:
So for the band, it doesn’t matter if it sells out because they get the same regardless? However the band dictates ticket price?JP218404 said:
If the show isn’t sold and there are a lot of tickets 3-4 days before damn straight live nation would kick in dynamic pricing.Lerxst1992 said:MickeyMouse said:
Pricing is approved by band/management.mcgruff10 said:
Does pj need to approve of flex pricing or is that a regular thing nowadays?gotthebottle said:
There will be tickets that don't sell right away... those damn platinum seats/flex pricingNewfieintheUSA said:mcgruff10 said:
What shows don’t sell out?Lerxst1992 said:Saying that, let's also agree if no announcement this week that would be the shortest notice of a tour in a long time.
Some of the rumored cities are not lock down sell outs, based on history. Not that I dont think this tour wont 100% sell out. It should.
Since the promoter would be shelling out close to $10 million up front to PJ (or on the hook for it), it's in Live Nations best interests to get the announcement and presales rolling and promoted asap if this is indeed real. Somebody please cue the DimiBatSignal.
i m thinking Ottawa, Nashville, St. Louis , ok city, and one night in la
Any Saturday show will sell out
No way an LA show doesn't sell outNo way Anti Ticketmaster Boy approves dynamic pricing.Pearl Jam sells tickets for $125. End of discussion.The band gets the same $$$ regardless. Live nations wants people in the building to buy overpriced beer.Not that I for one second thing is would happen with them in general.Example, Misfits sold out Newark no issues. Then they played the Garden months later. Prices dropped big time and they ended up selling it out. They got their 1 million guarantee regardless of how much the tickets went for.I got black crowes tickets day they went on sale at PNC in NJ and two days later since the show was selling well seats right next to me that a friend was looking at were 20 bucks more. It goes both ways.Live nation just wants to get their nut back at least so whatever they have to do. Why ya think all the summer shed shows around March have a 20 buck lawn sale. They want you in the building.Post edited by JP218404 onMarquee 91
Wetlands 91
CBGB 91
Roseland 91
and many, many more0 -
Thanks bro,PJNB said:
I believe it was a couple of days before selling out. It was not instant or that day for sure. Hamilton will be very comparable I think and will sell out for sure.D-Rod said:
Do you remember if there were tix available a couple of hours after the the general public sale started? In other words how long did it take to sell out?PJNB said:
Ya it was the first to sell out not named NY,Philly,Toronto from 2016.mcgruff10 said:
Did Quebec City sell out when you went?PJNB said:
Quebec City, Hamilton, and of course Toronto will sell out with ease. Ottawa was close in 2016. I bet with a new album it might this go around.mcgruff10 said:Saint Louis didn’t sell out in 2014 and I believe it was a weekend show with no Chicago show.1996.....Toronto
2005.....Hamilton
2011.....Toronto N1, Toronto N2, Hamilton
2013.....London, Buffalo
2014.....Detroit
2016.....Toronto N1 Toronto N2, Boston N1, Boston N2, Chicago N1
2018.....Seattle N1, Seattle N2
2022.....San Diego, Los Angeles N1, Los Angeles N2, Phoenix, Oakland N1, Oakland N2, Quebec City, Ottawa, Hamilton, Toronto
2023.....Fort Worth N1, Fort Worth N2, Austin N1, Austin N2
2024.....Las Vegas N1, Las Vegas N2, Los Angeles N1, Los Angeles N2, Boston N1, Boston N2
2025.....Raleigh N1, Raleigh N2, Pittsburgh N1, Pittsburgh N2
2026.....?????????????????????????????????????????0
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