2020 Fall North American rumour thread

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  • Vedd Hedd
    Vedd Hedd Posts: 4,633
    With no inside information whatsoever, i have a feeling they will play at the Phillies ballpark. Among others.


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  • JDime20
    JDime20 Posts: 196
    Do we think ballpark shows would be looped in with arena shows, or one-offs like in 2016?
  • Zod
    Zod Posts: 10,970
    JDime20 said:
    Do we think ballpark shows would be looped in with arena shows, or one-offs like in 2016?
    Could be both.  They're not big enough to do ballpark in a lot of markets.   Aside from Seattle I'm not sure they can pull it off anywhere else in the PNW or Western Canada. 

    I've seen a fair number of bands mix it up.  Stadium show in seattle, arena in Vancouver kind of thing.  Might make sense for PJ.
  • MyBitterHands76
    MyBitterHands76 Posts: 346
    Vedd Hedd said:
    With no inside information whatsoever, i have a feeling they will play at the Phillies ballpark. Among others.


    There’s been a lot rumors about them playing citizens bank park (Phillies ballpark) lately. I definitely think this is a strong possibility 
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  • JDime20
    JDime20 Posts: 196
    Zod said:
    JDime20 said:
    Do we think ballpark shows would be looped in with arena shows, or one-offs like in 2016?
    Could be both.  They're not big enough to do ballpark in a lot of markets.   Aside from Seattle I'm not sure they can pull it off anywhere else in the PNW or Western Canada. 

    I've seen a fair number of bands mix it up.  Stadium show in seattle, arena in Vancouver kind of thing.  Might make sense for PJ.
    Yeah that’s what I was alluding to. The regular ballparks and hit arenas between them. 
  • evenflow82
    evenflow82 Posts: 3,892
    Minnesota would be happy to have PJ.
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  • PJNB
    PJNB Posts: 13,890
    No ballparks is my guess
  • fall by the wayside
    fall by the wayside Jericho, VT Posts: 759
    demetrios said:
    Hoping for a Maine, New Hampshire & Vermont Pearl Jam experience this Fall.

    I like that idea :)
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  • maynardsux
    maynardsux Posts: 1,103
    kaseylily said:
    Detroit, Toledo..or both please!

    that would be my dream back-to-backer.....the Huntington Center is a hidden gem!
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  • PB71405
    PB71405 Posts: 22
    As long as they come closer to Ohio this Fall I’m there! Looking forward to the announcement! 💃🏽💃🏽💃🏽💃🏽💃🏽💃🏽
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  • pulling69
    pulling69 KBTL Posts: 1,006
    PJNB said:
    No ballparks is my guess

    Hopefully, those have jumped the shark. Now, if they play like one or two AND they are in places they haven't done it then OK. Like Philly(natural fit with how crazy PJ draws in Philly) and maybe DC or some other big metro area they haven't done in a while... And a full area leg in the fall.
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  • Zod
    Zod Posts: 10,970
    If they opt to play Seattle this year (and not wait for the arena to be re-opened), I could see them playing safeco again.

    If they play chicago.. what are the options.  If you play united centre you have the same ticket shortage issue as NY.  It's either Wrigley or Soldier field to create enough tickets.  It's hard to play an arena, when you can easily sell out two stadium shows....
  • manatarms79
    manatarms79 Posts: 48
    Any chance they would do Miller Park in Milwaukee and skip Chicago this time around?  They could close the roof for bad weather.
  • lmckenney24
    lmckenney24 Posts: 2,103
    Historically, ballpark shows would be announced by end of January. Between that and the lack of anything credible leaked, I'd lean towards no stadiums for fall. 
  • Lerxst1992
    Lerxst1992 Posts: 8,528
    ecdanc said:
    Lerxst1992 said:
    ecdanc said:
    Lerxst1992 said:
    ecdanc said:
    Lerxst1992 said:
    Zod said:
    foodboy said:
    please no ball parks. they suck.

    Given by what happened in New York, in the big markets like Chicago, you're stick with playing a small venue and people not getting tickets, or stadiums.  I suppose you could do football or mls stadiums instead of baseball stadiums.

    at least give the n.east the six arena shows that west got this time.

    anything else is a giant middle finger fro them to us.
    You mean like 2016 was for the west coast?

    I can count to six and don’t include SC nor FL as part of the 60 million of the N.east.
    Greenville and Columbia, SC are closer to NYC than Glendale, AZ is to Oakland. 

    Let’s call LA the center of the population, the  closest equivalent to NY in the US. All six shows are within a 5 hour drive. 

    And NY has all people and cities and large towns between those five hours. LA has a lot  desert and mountain in between,

    last I heard deserts and mountains are not competing for tickets.
    Calling LA the "center" is convenient for you and totally arbitrary. I'm calling NYC the center because (I believe) that's where you are. FWIW, the center of California's population is over 100 miles North of Los Angeles, and thus is farther from Glendale, AZ than NYC is from Toronto, Hamilton, and Ottawa. 

    It’s the center because not only does it have more population than anywhere else but it is geographically in between a lot of other huge metro areas.

    its an easy drive from DC and Boston and Philly and Baltimore and Providence and Albany and Hartford. not to mention Wooster or Allentown. Billy Joel’s coming too.

    no worries, while tickets sit unsold I’m flying to another country as the garden fills with fans from those cities and from Uruguay and ...

    Spinal Tap fans also since their Crank it to Eleven was filmed at the Garden.  
  • Sarava
    Sarava Naperville, IL Posts: 2,067
    Zod said:
    If they opt to play Seattle this year (and not wait for the arena to be re-opened), I could see them playing safeco again.

    If they play chicago.. what are the options.  If you play united centre you have the same ticket shortage issue as NY.  It's either Wrigley or Soldier field to create enough tickets.  It's hard to play an arena, when you can easily sell out two stadium shows....
    I think if you play 2 shows at the United Center, but it's in the midst of an arena tour, and not a destination show - as all the Wrigley shows have all been, then tickets will be reasonable to acquire. So as long as there's some east coast shows, some midwest shows, etc.
  • Sarava
    Sarava Naperville, IL Posts: 2,067
    edited January 2020
    Lerxst1992 said:
    ecdanc said:
    Lerxst1992 said:
    ecdanc said:
    Lerxst1992 said:
    ecdanc said:
    Lerxst1992 said:
    Zod said:
    foodboy said:
    please no ball parks. they suck.

    Given by what happened in New York, in the big markets like Chicago, you're stick with playing a small venue and people not getting tickets, or stadiums.  I suppose you could do football or mls stadiums instead of baseball stadiums.

    at least give the n.east the six arena shows that west got this time.

    anything else is a giant middle finger fro them to us.
    You mean like 2016 was for the west coast?

    I can count to six and don’t include SC nor FL as part of the 60 million of the N.east.
    Greenville and Columbia, SC are closer to NYC than Glendale, AZ is to Oakland. 

    Let’s call LA the center of the population, the  closest equivalent to NY in the US. All six shows are within a 5 hour drive. 

    And NY has all people and cities and large towns between those five hours. LA has a lot  desert and mountain in between,

    last I heard deserts and mountains are not competing for tickets.
    Calling LA the "center" is convenient for you and totally arbitrary. I'm calling NYC the center because (I believe) that's where you are. FWIW, the center of California's population is over 100 miles North of Los Angeles, and thus is farther from Glendale, AZ than NYC is from Toronto, Hamilton, and Ottawa. 

    It’s the center because not only does it have more population than anywhere else but it is geographically in between a lot of other huge metro areas.

    its an easy drive from DC and Boston and Philly and Baltimore and Providence and Albany and Hartford. not to mention Wooster or Allentown. Billy Joel’s coming too.

    no worries, while tickets sit unsold I’m flying to another country as the garden fills with fans from those cities and from Uruguay and ...

    Spinal Tap fans also since their Crank it to Eleven was filmed at the Garden.  
    Dude, take it easy on the east coast entitlement. There are 6 shows in the west coast. 5 of them are sold out. The only one with tickets left is the 2nd Oakland show, and from glancing at ticketmaster, it's about 300 behind the stage seats that are unsold. I think it's safe to say those 300 behind stage seats will eventually sell, and thus the entire west coast run will be sold out.

    I'm sure you'll get your shows in the 2nd leg. Patience.
  • Lerxst1992
    Lerxst1992 Posts: 8,528
    Sarava said:
    Lerxst1992 said:
    ecdanc said:
    Lerxst1992 said:
    ecdanc said:
    Lerxst1992 said:
    ecdanc said:
    Lerxst1992 said:
    Zod said:
    foodboy said:
    please no ball parks. they suck.

    Given by what happened in New York, in the big markets like Chicago, you're stick with playing a small venue and people not getting tickets, or stadiums.  I suppose you could do football or mls stadiums instead of baseball stadiums.

    at least give the n.east the six arena shows that west got this time.

    anything else is a giant middle finger fro them to us.
    You mean like 2016 was for the west coast?

    I can count to six and don’t include SC nor FL as part of the 60 million of the N.east.
    Greenville and Columbia, SC are closer to NYC than Glendale, AZ is to Oakland. 

    Let’s call LA the center of the population, the  closest equivalent to NY in the US. All six shows are within a 5 hour drive. 

    And NY has all people and cities and large towns between those five hours. LA has a lot  desert and mountain in between,

    last I heard deserts and mountains are not competing for tickets.
    Calling LA the "center" is convenient for you and totally arbitrary. I'm calling NYC the center because (I believe) that's where you are. FWIW, the center of California's population is over 100 miles North of Los Angeles, and thus is farther from Glendale, AZ than NYC is from Toronto, Hamilton, and Ottawa. 

    It’s the center because not only does it have more population than anywhere else but it is geographically in between a lot of other huge metro areas.

    its an easy drive from DC and Boston and Philly and Baltimore and Providence and Albany and Hartford. not to mention Wooster or Allentown. Billy Joel’s coming too.

    no worries, while tickets sit unsold I’m flying to another country as the garden fills with fans from those cities and from Uruguay and ...

    Spinal Tap fans also since their Crank it to Eleven was filmed at the Garden.  
    Dude, take it easy on the east coast entitlement. There are 6 shows in the west coast. 5 of them are sold out. The only one with tickets left is the 2nd Oakland show, and from glancing at ticketmaster, it's about 300 behind the stage seats that are unsold. I think it's safe to say those 300 behind stage seats will eventually sell, and thus the entire west coast run will be sold out.

    I'm sure you'll get your shows in the 2nd leg. Patience.

    Entitlement lol
  • Father Hubbard
    Father Hubbard Chicago Posts: 1,684
    Foos at Osheaga, usually alot of shared headliners with Lolla, so hopefully theyre the "legacy act" this year (and we get a full PJ show or 2 in Chicago).
  • JimmyV
    JimmyV Boston's MetroWest Posts: 19,619
    edited January 2020
    JimmyV said:
    We penciled in a September 19th wedding date yesterday, so Pearl Jam playing Boston that weekend is probably set in stone.
    They just announced Aerosmith playing Fenway on 9/18. So the stage will be set up and Aerosmtih is unlikely to play two nights. Hear me now and believe me later...this is happening. 

    EDIT: It looks like we have been saved by Donnie, Danny, Jordan, Jonathan, and Joey! #NKOTB
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