2020 United States & Canada Tour Rumors

on2legs · January 2020

Let's Go!!!!!!!

on2legs · January 2020

R.O.C.K. In The USA!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IRp856r2moA

CantKeepmedown · January 2020

ryanphishes said:

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bootlegger10 said:

If Pearl Jam's goal was to play a ton of shows they would play a ton of shows. They could sellout five shows at MSG but are fine playing one.

Could they sellout 5 shows there with how much of their setlist they repeat?
I think 2 or 3 would sellout.
5 *could* sell out if they billed it as doing NO repeats, which they could but never would for whatever reason.

They wouldn't be aiming to sell tickets to fans going to all 5 shows. The majority would go to 1, maybe two. So they would wanna hear Alive, Black, Betterman, Even Flow, ect. I hear what you're saying, but overall they do a pretty good job mixing things up. Maybe stale for fans following sets and seeing multiple shows over the past few tours, but for the most part, they are ahead of the curve.

Vedd Hedd · January 2020

I'm fine with hearing the same 7-10 songs in back to back shows. Most bands do a standard setlist.

They play THIS song, and then you KNOW that THAT song is immediately after it. U2, Springsteen, the Who, etc. They might change up a couple of songs here or there. But most nights...its the EXACT same setlist. U2 sold out a ton of shows with the same setlists in Chicago .

Pearl Jam....they probably COULD just go to a standard setlist, I'm 100% glad they don't. I like hearing a show back to back that is 70% different than the night before. Especially when some songs are played once or twice per tour. Its pretty special the way they do that.

mcgruff10 · January 2020

Vedd Hedd said:

I'm fine with hearing the same 7-10 songs in back to back shows. Most bands do a standard setlist.

They play THIS song, and then you KNOW that THAT song is immediately after it. U2, Springsteen, the Who, etc. They might change up a couple of songs here or there. But most nights...its the EXACT same setlist. U2 sold out a ton of shows with the same setlists in Chicago .

Pearl Jam....they probably COULD just go to a standard setlist, I'm 100% glad they don't. I like hearing a show back to back that is 70% different than the night before. Especially when some songs are played once or twice per tour. Its pretty special the way they do that.

Agree with this although I do get fire tired of the last three or four songs. however it is all good since the vast majority of people at the show are Going absolutely nuts for those same songs.

HughFreakingDillon · January 2020

mcgruff10 said:

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Vedd Hedd said:

I'm fine with hearing the same 7-10 songs in back to back shows. Most bands do a standard setlist.

They play THIS song, and then you KNOW that THAT song is immediately after it. U2, Springsteen, the Who, etc. They might change up a couple of songs here or there. But most nights...its the EXACT same setlist. U2 sold out a ton of shows with the same setlists in Chicago .

Pearl Jam....they probably COULD just go to a standard setlist, I'm 100% glad they don't. I like hearing a show back to back that is 70% different than the night before. Especially when some songs are played once or twice per tour. Its pretty special the way they do that.

Agree with this although I do get fire tired of the last three or four songs. however it is all good since the vast majority of people at the show are Going absolutely nuts for those same songs.

if they never played RITFW again i'd be ok with it. but like you said, with pj there's not much to complain about.

HughFreakingDillon · January 2020

imagine if you had gone to all the mansfield shows in 2003. jesus, song/whale chasers would have won the fucking lottery.

josevolution · January 2020

I wish PJ management could work in at least a couple of shows without GA , the 2013 London Ontario show was all reserved seating! I passed on Wrigley and drove 11 hrs to London Ontario because of the reserved seating up front it was worth it ...

mace1229 · January 2020

Can be drop “rumors” from the thread title?

I agree, a few shows without GA would be nice.
I say that partially because I’ve never been dissapointed with my 10C seats.

josevolution · January 2020

mace1229 said:

Can be drop “rumors” from the thread title?

I agree, a few shows without GA would be nice.
I say that partially because I’ve never been dissapointed with my 10C seats.

Yeah not asking for a lot maybe a show or two , believe me I’ve never ever been dissatisfied with my seats ...

JP218404 · January 2020

MakeUSmile said:

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JP218404 said:

Vedd Hedd said:

JP218404 said:

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Radio City Music Hall is open 3/29 and 3/31. Imagine.

Go uptown more.

Beacon?

More

Apollo in Harlem ?

jimfish · January 2020

I love these tour stops. A good spread across the country and a couple of spicy ones thrown in. Almost back to the days of Thunder Bay and St. John's Newfoundland (which should totally happen in the Fall please!).

mcgruff10 · January 2020

josevolution said:

I wish PJ management could work in at least a couple of shows without GA , the 2013 London Ontario show was all reserved seating! I passed on Wrigley and drove 11 hrs to London Ontario because of the reserved seating up front it was worth it ...

I would love that. No reason to not mix it up from time to time

blackhawks · January 2020

Tool does reserved on the floor and I am a big fan of that over GA. In fact I am seeing them in PHX Saturday night VIP.

kaw753 · January 2020

Vedd Hedd said:

I'm fine with hearing the same 7-10 songs in back to back shows. Most bands do a standard setlist.

They play THIS song, and then you KNOW that THAT song is immediately after it. U2, Springsteen, the Who, etc. They might change up a couple of songs here or there. But most nights...its the EXACT same setlist. U2 sold out a ton of shows with the same setlists in Chicago .

Pearl Jam....they probably COULD just go to a standard setlist, I'm 100% glad they don't. I like hearing a show back to back that is 70% different than the night before. Especially when some songs are played once or twice per tour. Its pretty special the way they do that.

I watched a Trey Anastasio documentary on a plane last night. They did 13 nights at MSG with no repeats. Incredible.

Red Lukin · January 2020

kaw753 said:

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Vedd Hedd said:

I'm fine with hearing the same 7-10 songs in back to back shows. Most bands do a standard setlist.

They play THIS song, and then you KNOW that THAT song is immediately after it. U2, Springsteen, the Who, etc. They might change up a couple of songs here or there. But most nights...its the EXACT same setlist. U2 sold out a ton of shows with the same setlists in Chicago .

Pearl Jam....they probably COULD just go to a standard setlist, I'm 100% glad they don't. I like hearing a show back to back that is 70% different than the night before. Especially when some songs are played once or twice per tour. Its pretty special the way they do that.

I watched a Trey Anastasio documentary on a plane last night. They did 13 nights at MSG with no repeats. Incredible.

Cough cough PJ..how about no repeats in Canada!?!

mcgruff10 · January 2020

kaw753 said:

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Vedd Hedd said:

I'm fine with hearing the same 7-10 songs in back to back shows. Most bands do a standard setlist.

They play THIS song, and then you KNOW that THAT song is immediately after it. U2, Springsteen, the Who, etc. They might change up a couple of songs here or there. But most nights...its the EXACT same setlist. U2 sold out a ton of shows with the same setlists in Chicago .

Pearl Jam....they probably COULD just go to a standard setlist, I'm 100% glad they don't. I like hearing a show back to back that is 70% different than the night before. Especially when some songs are played once or twice per tour. Its pretty special the way they do that.

I watched a Trey Anastasio documentary on a plane last night. They did 13 nights at MSG with no repeats. Incredible.

The variety in their set-lists is unreal.

Vedd Hedd · January 2020

mcgruff10 said:

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kaw753 said:

Vedd Hedd said:

I'm fine with hearing the same 7-10 songs in back to back shows. Most bands do a standard setlist.

They play THIS song, and then you KNOW that THAT song is immediately after it. U2, Springsteen, the Who, etc. They might change up a couple of songs here or there. But most nights...its the EXACT same setlist. U2 sold out a ton of shows with the same setlists in Chicago .

Pearl Jam....they probably COULD just go to a standard setlist, I'm 100% glad they don't. I like hearing a show back to back that is 70% different than the night before. Especially when some songs are played once or twice per tour. Its pretty special the way they do that.

I watched a Trey Anastasio documentary on a plane last night. They did 13 nights at MSG with no repeats. Incredible.

The variety in their set-lists is unreal.

Yeah, thats pretty amazing

JM144705 · January 2020

blackhawks said:

Tool does reserved on the floor and I am a big fan of that over GA. In fact I am seeing them in PHX Saturday night VIP.

I agree with seated floor over GA. I seen TOOL last November and had floor seats 6 rows from the stage dead center, pretty fantastic.

Vedd Hedd · January 2020

I would love a few shows with seats on the floor instead of GA. No shoving, i can go to the bathroom like a human without losing my spot. I can eat when I want to and visit the city instead of sitting in a GA line. Again, not every show, but a few would be great.

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