2021 European Tour Announcement

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  • pdalowsky
    pdalowsky Doncaster,UK Posts: 15,223
    BlueLedbetter said:
    Doubt this will go ahead now but i read that UEFA will make a decision on the euros by 5th march so that should give us an indication 
    I guess they may decide to forge ahead with the empty stadiums so it might not be the greatest indicator. 

    If they end up pausing the EPL season, and possibly european leagues (seems unlikely at the moment) they would be the possibility that the Champs League will have to be moved to the summer again like last year so god knows what that would do to the euros. The euros can't be moved to 2022 as thats the world cup scheduling, so it seems a real possibility if we lose football in the coming months that the whole thing could be pulled anyway
  • Gravey1975
    Gravey1975 Posts: 342
    Interesting article here about festival organisers going cap in hand to the Government to buy them some more time for summer shows: https://uk.reuters.com/article/uk-health-coronavirus-britain-festivals/uk-music-festivals-call-for-help-to-survive-until-summer-idUKKBN29A2DW

  • nando1979
    nando1979 Castlerock (Northern Ireland) Posts: 82
    It's interesting that Bruce Springsteen has said he isn't planning for any shows this year, he thinks it'll be early 2022 before things get moving again 
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  • Firecloud
    Firecloud Posts: 516
    nando1979 said:
    It's interesting that Bruce Springsteen has said he isn't planning for any shows this year, he thinks it'll be early 2022 before things get moving again 
    Makes perfect sense. More and more I'm seeing that vaccines won't be widely available to the full population until September or October. This doesn't bode well for any PJ 2021 shows.
  • bootlegger10
    bootlegger10 Posts: 16,260
    I think 2021 is toast for large concerts.  The vaccine rollout is not going to be quick enough.  
  • LukinFan
    LukinFan Florida Posts: 29,119
    nando1979 said:
    It's interesting that Bruce Springsteen has said he isn't planning for any shows this year, he thinks it'll be early 2022 before things get moving again 
    sounds about right. Bands will schedule shows that will end up getting cancelled or postponed.
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  • Electro_UK
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    I purposefully haven't booked flights and hotels yet and have a bunch of EU shows booked. Seems almost certain these shows aren't going ahead... hope they tell us sooner rather than later. 
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  • tino_11
    tino_11 Posts: 2,188
    Electro_UK said:
    I purposefully haven't booked flights and hotels yet and have a bunch of EU shows booked. Seems almost certain these shows aren't going ahead... hope they tell us sooner rather than later. 
    Yeah, we've just booked refundable hotel rooms this time. I'm still waiting on one refund for a flight last summer! Not looking great at the moment for this summer. 
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  • matt84
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    Electro_UK said:
    I purposefully haven't booked flights and hotels yet and have a bunch of EU shows booked. Seems almost certain these shows aren't going ahead... hope they tell us sooner rather than later. 
    Yes, the Europe tour certainly isn’t going ahead. I’m also hoping they cancel soon and refund tickets like many other artists have done. Starting fresh with a new announcement of dates and sales in 2022 is the best outcome I think.
  • Gravey1975
    Gravey1975 Posts: 342
    Will be interesting to see when they cancel. I'd guess early march, tho I suppose they may be forced to delay the announcement until the festivals confirm cancellation and I wouldn't be surprised if something like BST delay cancellation until fairly late - april/may.
  • RatherStarved
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    matt84 said:
    Electro_UK said:
    I purposefully haven't booked flights and hotels yet and have a bunch of EU shows booked. Seems almost certain these shows aren't going ahead... hope they tell us sooner rather than later. 
    Yes, the Europe tour certainly isn’t going ahead. I’m also hoping they cancel soon and refund tickets like many other artists have done. Starting fresh with a new announcement of dates and sales in 2022 is the best outcome I think.
    Agree 21 summer euro unlikely.  Disagree with outright cancellation.  Postpone again and provide option to keep tickets or request refund.
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  • drfox
    drfox Posts: 1,484
    Tricky situation to cancel given the amount of times some tickets have been traded. Postpone is better
  • PJNB
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    drfox said:
    Tricky situation to cancel given the amount of times some tickets have been traded. Postpone is better

    I agree postpone is better but the Euro tour is totally different than the US tour in the sense if you want to go to a show and get GA you could do all of the shows no problem aside from Amsterdam so getting tickets in the future will not be a problem. With the US it would be a huge headache considering the demand and the face to fan system that was in place. 
  • BlueLedbetter
    BlueLedbetter Posts: 1,378
    Give everyone the option of a refund or keep their tickets till 2022 would be the best idea. But we need to know by the end of March when the current refund window ends 
  • RatherStarved
    RatherStarved Posts: 5,787
    PJNB said:
    drfox said:
    Tricky situation to cancel given the amount of times some tickets have been traded. Postpone is better

    I agree postpone is better but the Euro tour is totally different than the US tour in the sense if you want to go to a show and get GA you could do all of the shows no problem aside from Amsterdam so getting tickets in the future will not be a problem. With the US it would be a huge headache considering the demand and the face to fan system that was in place. 
    Some people might have invested time and energy into quality reserved tickets in Europe that they want to hang onto.  
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  • JackD.
    JackD. Posts: 523
    You can‘t add shows to a rescheduled itinerary and then cancel due to the same reason you rescheduled. I think they had a backup plan from the moment they announced the new dates. Everybody knew it was / is gambling with 2021 so I take the new dates as an indicator there is a backup for 2022.
  • Weston1283
    Weston1283 Fredericksburg, VA Posts: 5,020
    edited January 2021


    First cancellation of summer 2021 ive seen so far
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  • PeterED
    PeterED Posts: 375
    edited January 2021
    Weston1283 said:


    First cancellation of summer 2021 ive seen so far
    I’m expecting something similar for Osheaga, though it’s the first weekend in Aug so there is more time.

    It was quite a surprise to see Red Rocks announce summer programming (dates as soon as May) last week. Is COVID not an issue in the greater Denver area?
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  • Firecloud
    Firecloud Posts: 516
    Heartbreaking as it is, it's getting harder to understand why they're not calling it now. There is no chance we're going to be in the clear within 5 months for any of this. Things are so bad we're not even allowed into other countries. Wide distribution of vaccines is months away still. The first 3 seasons of 2021 are a wash, whether we like it or not. And not the good kind of Wash.
  • JPPJ84
    JPPJ84 Hamburg, Germany Posts: 3,464
    Firecloud said:
    Heartbreaking as it is, it's getting harder to understand why they're not calling it now. There is no chance we're going to be in the clear within 5 months for any of this. Things are so bad we're not even allowed into other countries. Wide distribution of vaccines is months away still. The first 3 seasons of 2021 are a wash, whether we like it or not. And not the good kind of Wash.
    I guess they agree entirely but have to wait until governments make final decisions before they’re covered by their insurance 
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