Everyone just needs to R-E-L-A-X If they've announced they're starting the tour again in May - they're going to actually start the tour in May. They'll take into consideration arenas who have hockey/basketball playing as well. But the tour will go from March-forward, no doubt. And it will be the same arenas as originally scheduled as someone mentioned.. it would be a logistical nightmare to do it otherwise.
Just wait for the announcement all! Oh! And a wrinkle.. I'd 100% expect that you're going to provide proof of COVID vaccine or a recent negative test to get in the door.
Agree wholeheartedly - it’ll work out eventually. But people going to Toronto, NYC, or Denver should know that those cities may have 2 teams’ unpredictable playoff schedules competing for dates. It’s unlikely this will be a problem, but it has happened before.
With the Knicks and the Leafs involved, though, late May should have plenty of openings.
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Yeah zero worry about MSG date being bumped for NBA playoffs
Ugh, 2016 was frustrating in Toronto - Pearl Jam got bumped one night, the Who got bumped one and then another. It was fine for me - I live ten minutes from the arena - but I can imagine it was a big frustration for out-of-towners. Anyway, it'll happen again this year when the Leafs go on a deep run.
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Everyone just needs to R-E-L-A-X If they've announced they're starting the tour again in May - they're going to actually start the tour in May. They'll take into consideration arenas who have hockey/basketball playing as well. But the tour will go from March-forward, no doubt. And it will be the same arenas as originally scheduled as someone mentioned.. it would be a logistical nightmare to do it otherwise.
Just wait for the announcement all! Oh! And a wrinkle.. I'd 100% expect that you're going to provide proof of COVID vaccine or a recent negative test to get in the door.
Agree wholeheartedly - it’ll work out eventually. But people going to Toronto, NYC, or Denver should know that those cities may have 2 teams’ unpredictable playoff schedules competing for dates. It’s unlikely this will be a problem, but it has happened before.
With the Knicks and the Leafs involved, though, late May should have plenty of openings.
Knicks currently doing their level best to take care of us here.
Yeah zero worry about MSG date being bumped for NBA playoffs
Ugh, 2016 was frustrating in Toronto - Pearl Jam got bumped one night, the Who got bumped one and then another. It was fine for me - I live ten minutes from the arena - but I can imagine it was a big frustration for out-of-towners. Anyway, it'll happen again this year when the Leafs go on a deep run.
After originally being shut out of Toronto 2, 2016, I got a sweet ticket upon the rescheduling.
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Everyone just needs to R-E-L-A-X If they've announced they're starting the tour again in May - they're going to actually start the tour in May. They'll take into consideration arenas who have hockey/basketball playing as well. But the tour will go from March-forward, no doubt. And it will be the same arenas as originally scheduled as someone mentioned.. it would be a logistical nightmare to do it otherwise.
Just wait for the announcement all! Oh! And a wrinkle.. I'd 100% expect that you're going to provide proof of COVID vaccine or a recent negative test to get in the door.
Agree wholeheartedly - it’ll work out eventually. But people going to Toronto, NYC, or Denver should know that those cities may have 2 teams’ unpredictable playoff schedules competing for dates. It’s unlikely this will be a problem, but it has happened before.
With the Knicks and the Leafs involved, though, late May should have plenty of openings.
Knicks currently doing their level best to take care of us here.
Yeah zero worry about MSG date being bumped for NBA playoffs
Just keep Baltimore prior to NYC with a baseball game in between.
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Everyone just needs to R-E-L-A-X If they've announced they're starting the tour again in May - they're going to actually start the tour in May. They'll take into consideration arenas who have hockey/basketball playing as well. But the tour will go from March-forward, no doubt. And it will be the same arenas as originally scheduled as someone mentioned.. it would be a logistical nightmare to do it otherwise.
Just wait for the announcement all! Oh! And a wrinkle.. I'd 100% expect that you're going to provide proof of COVID vaccine or a recent negative test to get in the door.
Agree wholeheartedly - it’ll work out eventually. But people going to Toronto, NYC, or Denver should know that those cities may have 2 teams’ unpredictable playoff schedules competing for dates. It’s unlikely this will be a problem, but it has happened before.
With the Knicks and the Leafs involved, though, late May should have plenty of openings.
Knicks currently doing their level best to take care of us here.
Yeah zero worry about MSG date being bumped for NBA playoffs
Frustrating now but when I’m rocking out to PJ at the Garden in May I’ll look back fondly on these dumb November losses.
The new expected dates (May) are likely not going to work due to schedule conflicts unfortunately. There's still an outside chance, but the shows would have to be during the week as weekends are pretty much shot. A couple pair for Nashville and STL will go back into the pool if so. Bummer after a two year wait, but no one's fault and hopefully there will be more Fall shows added.
The new expected dates (May) are likely not going to work due to schedule conflicts unfortunately. There's still an outside chance, but the shows would have to be during the week as weekends are pretty much shot. A couple pair for Nashville and STL will go back into the pool if so. Bummer after a two year wait, but no one's fault and hopefully there will be more Fall shows added.
The new expected dates (May) are likely not going to work due to schedule conflicts unfortunately. There's still an outside chance, but the shows would have to be during the week as weekends are pretty much shot. A couple pair for Nashville and STL will go back into the pool if so. Bummer after a two year wait, but no one's fault and hopefully there will be more Fall shows added.
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I have no inside information on rescheduled dates. I was just speaking in general terms. May is a tough month for me so unless the stars align on the new dates, I won't be able to attend. Just a bummed fan venting on a message board.
The new expected dates (May) are likely not going to work due to schedule conflicts unfortunately. There's still an outside chance, but the shows would have to be during the week as weekends are pretty much shot. A couple pair for Nashville and STL will go back into the pool if so. Bummer after a two year wait, but no one's fault and hopefully there will be more Fall shows added.
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I have no inside information on rescheduled dates. I was just speaking in general terms. May is a tough month for me so unless the stars align on the new dates, I won't be able to attend. Just a bummed fan venting on a message board.
Oh, I'm sorry, I completely read that the wrong way. Hopefully, the new dates work out for you.
So maybe the entire 2020 NA Tour is a go now. PinkPop is the 18th and they dont need as much equipment for that, since the stage is already setup. The stage now doesn't have to be anywhere until Berlin on the 21st
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So maybe the entire 2020 NA Tour is a go now. PinkPop is the 18th and they dont need as much equipment for that, since the stage is already setup. The stage now doesn't have to be anywhere until Berlin on the 21st
Do they use the same stage around the world? You'd think it'd be slightly easier to rent whatever they could (stage, wires) locally, as that'd mean less gear to transport over oceans.
Then again, I know nothing of how such is done. I do know that some fancier setups have a "leapfrog" system where stages get set up weeks in advance. I'm sure Pearl Jam doesn't do this.
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So maybe the entire 2020 NA Tour is a go now. PinkPop is the 18th and they dont need as much equipment for that, since the stage is already setup. The stage now doesn't have to be anywhere until Berlin on the 21st
Do they use the same stage around the world? You'd think it'd be slightly easier to rent whatever they could (stage, wires) locally, as that'd mean less gear to transport over oceans.
Then again, I know nothing of how such is done. I do know that some fancier setups have a "leapfrog" system where stages get set up weeks in advance. I'm sure Pearl Jam doesn't do this.
I wouldn't think so, I don't believe they ever had elaborate/unique stage setups (say, like the Stones). I would guess that stage and PA are pretty much always local.
So maybe the entire 2020 NA Tour is a go now. PinkPop is the 18th and they dont need as much equipment for that, since the stage is already setup. The stage now doesn't have to be anywhere until Berlin on the 21st
Oh yeah but where will they start first? East Coast or West Coast?
So maybe the entire 2020 NA Tour is a go now. PinkPop is the 18th and they dont need as much equipment for that, since the stage is already setup. The stage now doesn't have to be anywhere until Berlin on the 21st
Oh yeah but where will they start first? East Coast or West Coast?
Maybe in St Louis just to screw up everyone’s travel plans one more time!
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Gutted: London 2 2018, Sacramento 2022, Noblesville 2023
So maybe the entire 2020 NA Tour is a go now. PinkPop is the 18th and they dont need as much equipment for that, since the stage is already setup. The stage now doesn't have to be anywhere until Berlin on the 21st
Do they use the same stage around the world? You'd think it'd be slightly easier to rent whatever they could (stage, wires) locally, as that'd mean less gear to transport over oceans.
Then again, I know nothing of how such is done. I do know that some fancier setups have a "leapfrog" system where stages get set up weeks in advance. I'm sure Pearl Jam doesn't do this.
I wouldn't think so, I don't believe they ever had elaborate/unique stage setups (say, like the Stones). I would guess that stage and PA are pretty much always local.
I assume they travel with their own PA, supplied by RAT-sound. Ligths, monitor gear and backline.
stages are most likely local. Just your basic arena or stadium stage structures.
So maybe the entire 2020 NA Tour is a go now. PinkPop is the 18th and they dont need as much equipment for that, since the stage is already setup. The stage now doesn't have to be anywhere until Berlin on the 21st
Oh yeah but where will they start first? East Coast or West Coast?
Maybe in St Louis just to screw up everyone’s travel plans one more time!
So maybe the entire 2020 NA Tour is a go now. PinkPop is the 18th and they dont need as much equipment for that, since the stage is already setup. The stage now doesn't have to be anywhere until Berlin on the 21st
Oh yeah but where will they start first? East Coast or West Coast?
Maybe in St Louis just to screw up everyone’s travel plans one more time!
So maybe the entire 2020 NA Tour is a go now. PinkPop is the 18th and they dont need as much equipment for that, since the stage is already setup. The stage now doesn't have to be anywhere until Berlin on the 21st
Do they use the same stage around the world? You'd think it'd be slightly easier to rent whatever they could (stage, wires) locally, as that'd mean less gear to transport over oceans.
Then again, I know nothing of how such is done. I do know that some fancier setups have a "leapfrog" system where stages get set up weeks in advance. I'm sure Pearl Jam doesn't do this.
I wouldn't think so, I don't believe they ever had elaborate/unique stage setups (say, like the Stones). I would guess that stage and PA are pretty much always local.
I was a local stage hand for The Rolling Stones for the Voodoo Lounge Tour in Seattle, they apparently had three exact stage setups because it took about a week to assemble the stage, they had this huge snake that blew fire, it was insane.
If that’s the case, any.chance you’ll work with me on a heads up on when those tickets are sent back? I’m originally from St. Louis and are looking for both it and Nashville… I’ll grab ya a shirt or stickers or poster or whatever as a thank you!!!
The new expected dates (May) are likely not going to work due to schedule conflicts unfortunately. There's still an outside chance, but the shows would have to be during the week as weekends are pretty much shot. A couple pair for Nashville and STL will go back into the pool if so. Bummer after a two year wait, but no one's fault and hopefully there will be more Fall shows added.
So maybe the entire 2020 NA Tour is a go now. PinkPop is the 18th and they dont need as much equipment for that, since the stage is already setup. The stage now doesn't have to be anywhere until Berlin on the 21st
Do they use the same stage around the world? You'd think it'd be slightly easier to rent whatever they could (stage, wires) locally, as that'd mean less gear to transport over oceans.
Then again, I know nothing of how such is done. I do know that some fancier setups have a "leapfrog" system where stages get set up weeks in advance. I'm sure Pearl Jam doesn't do this.
I wouldn't think so, I don't believe they ever had elaborate/unique stage setups (say, like the Stones). I would guess that stage and PA are pretty much always local.
I was a local stage hand for The Rolling Stones for the Voodoo Lounge Tour in Seattle, they apparently had three exact stage setups because it took about a week to assemble the stage, they had this huge snake that blew fire, it was insane.
Woah that is insane, would love to see it. But it's crazy when you think they can transition a basketball court to a hockey rink (with ice!) in what 6 hours?
Wouldn't it be funny if the world ended in 2010, with lots of fire?
Think it will be possible they add a double hitter show in Canada next May? Maybe Toronto or Quebec City?
Gotta be Toronto if at all. No way they do back to back in Quebec City. Adding a Montreal would make more sense imo. I am really curious where the Canada leg lands. Early May? Late May or early June? Next fall along with western Canadian dates sometime before or after Leg 2 in the US? Hope we get info very early in January.
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Oh, I'm sorry, I completely read that the wrong way. Hopefully, the new dates work out for you.
Gutted: London 2 2018, Sacramento 2022, Noblesville 2023
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So maybe the entire 2020 NA Tour is a go now. PinkPop is the 18th and they dont need as much equipment for that, since the stage is already setup. The stage now doesn't have to be anywhere until Berlin on the 21st
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Do they use the same stage around the world? You'd think it'd be slightly easier to rent whatever they could (stage, wires) locally, as that'd mean less gear to transport over oceans.
Then again, I know nothing of how such is done. I do know that some fancier setups have a "leapfrog" system where stages get set up weeks in advance. I'm sure Pearl Jam doesn't do this.
Oh yeah but where will they start first? East Coast or West Coast?
Gutted: London 2 2018, Sacramento 2022, Noblesville 2023
stages are most likely local. Just your basic arena or stadium stage structures.
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Gutted: London 2 2018, Sacramento 2022, Noblesville 2023