2022 North American rumour thread take 2
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I feel like they've never been all about the new album at shows (though, granted, the last time I saw them immediately after an album release was in 2006). I feel like over the course of 4 or 5 shows, you might hear most of the newest album, but with few repeats. I could be entirely wrong.camhendy said:
I was thinking about this too. Especially seeing how static these Earthling shows have been (including Dirty Frank). Plus the SHN and Ohana sets weren't remarkably different, granted festival sets. With that said - Ed was talking about PJ's setlists on Smartless and he seems very aware that a number of people catch half a dozen+ shows on tour because of the variety of experience. I would expect sets to be Gigaton heavy but still quite unique and yes probably fewer 30+ marathonsWeston1283 said:One thought I’ve had regarding this tour….
Will this be the year where the setlist variability starts to decrease? I don’t think they’ll do 30+ song nights regularly anymore. The sets are all going to be Gigaton heavy. Between that, the 5-7 hits they play every night, plus the inevitable covers and Earthling songs that’ll find their way onto the setlist, how much variety can we expect?
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I'm kind of shocked that a band member testing positive didn't shut the whole thing down. That's encouraging but as discussed previously, will PJ play on if this type of situation arises when they finally play their shows? I'd be pretty disappointed to go to a PJ show and see them play without Mike (or Stone, or Jeff).DM282158 said:I think it’s actually a positive (no pun intended) that Josh contracted Covid and they still played. Carried on with the tour.0 -
I seriously doubt that there will be any Earthling songs on the PJ setlists. Maybe in a few years, but not now.camhendy said:
I was thinking about this too. Especially seeing how static these Earthling shows have been (including Dirty Frank). Plus the SHN and Ohana sets weren't remarkably different, granted festival sets. With that said - Ed was talking about PJ's setlists on Smartless and he seems very aware that a number of people catch half a dozen+ shows on tour because of the variety of experience. I would expect sets to be Gigaton heavy but still quite unique and yes probably fewer 30+ marathonsWeston1283 said:One thought I’ve had regarding this tour….
Will this be the year where the setlist variability starts to decrease? I don’t think they’ll do 30+ song nights regularly anymore. The sets are all going to be Gigaton heavy. Between that, the 5-7 hits they play every night, plus the inevitable covers and Earthling songs that’ll find their way onto the setlist, how much variety can we expect?0 -
While that would be disappointing, that is only a risk for the 2022 shows most likely as this thing dies. I wouldn’t be surprised if Klinghoffer kind of “stays prepared” as a sixth man on the bench, ready to step in for anyone except for Ed or Matt in the event someone tests positive.rey said:
I'm kind of shocked that a band member testing positive didn't shut the whole thing down. That's encouraging but as discussed previously, will PJ play on if this type of situation arises when they finally play their shows? I'd be pretty disappointed to go to a PJ show and see them play without Mike (or Stone, or Jeff).DM282158 said:I think it’s actually a positive (no pun intended) that Josh contracted Covid and they still played. Carried on with the tour.If that’s what it takes to get some shows in 2022 as Covid winds down, then fine, even if it would be somewhat disappointing2010: Cleveland
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Based on Ohana and Sea Hear Now, I was kind of expecting Klinghofer to be part of the PJ touring band (at least for the upcoming tour) anyway. Maybe Andrew Watt and the bass player will travel with PJ also and fill in if needed. Chad Smith probably won't be available but they could probably find a replacement if needed.......they've never had an issue finding a drummer in the past.Weston1283 said:
While that would be disappointing, that is only a risk for the 2022 shows most likely as this thing dies. I wouldn’t be surprised if Klinghoffer kind of “stays prepared” as a sixth man on the bench, ready to step in for anyone except for Ed or Matt in the event someone tests positive.rey said:
I'm kind of shocked that a band member testing positive didn't shut the whole thing down. That's encouraging but as discussed previously, will PJ play on if this type of situation arises when they finally play their shows? I'd be pretty disappointed to go to a PJ show and see them play without Mike (or Stone, or Jeff).DM282158 said:I think it’s actually a positive (no pun intended) that Josh contracted Covid and they still played. Carried on with the tour.If that’s what it takes to get some shows in 2022 as Covid winds down, then fine, even if it would be somewhat disappointing0 -
So - couple new developments today in my personal PJ quest for show dates...
Not sure who else looks at the TM site daily - but I watch - and the order here changed today:
https://www.ticketmaster.com/pearl-jam-tickets/artist/735836
AND more importantly - Viejas added commencement dates to their calendar - which I'm pretty sure means the SD show won't be 5/13-5/15 which is cool with me as I have plans to attend Cruel World that weekend:
https://as.sdsu.edu/viejas_arena/events
So yeah - couple steps closer to knowing.1995 - San Diego
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Louisville!PJNB said:So speaking of spicy what cities that have not been hit in awhile would you love to see get the arena show treatment this spring/fall?0 -
I agree.NewfieintheUSA said:
Louisville!PJNB said:So speaking of spicy what cities that have not been hit in awhile would you love to see get the arena show treatment this spring/fall?0 -
Josh joining the tour will help provide a fill-in for guitar if Mike or Stone catch it. They may have someone on reserve for drums and bass.Eddie is the only truly irreplaceable one in the group.
I doubt they will rehearse a 100 different songs this tour.0 -
I don't see any reason to think that Earthling songs will be included in PJ sets. Setting Forth is the only EV solo song I can think of that got regular play (and wasn't on a PJ album)Weston1283 said:One thought I’ve had regarding this tour….
Will this be the year where the setlist variability starts to decrease? I don’t think they’ll do 30+ song nights regularly anymore. The sets are all going to be Gigaton heavy. Between that, the 5-7 hits they play every night, plus the inevitable covers and Earthling songs that’ll find their way onto the setlist, how much variety can we expect?
I don't think we'll see 30+ songs regularly, but it will happen from time to time. I'd say they'll average 25-27 and probably 5-6 Gigaton songs per night. Sometimes more, sometimes less. I do hope some forgotten songs from the Binaural/Riot Act era get some more play.0 -
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I don't think we'll see 30+ songs regularly, but it will happen from time to time. I'd say they'll average 25-27 and probably 5-6 Gigaton songs per night. Sometimes more, sometimes less. I do hope some forgotten songs from the Binaural/Riot Act era get some more play.
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+1 but I would also love to see Avocado make a big comeback as wellbbiggs said:
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I don't think we'll see 30+ songs regularly, but it will happen from time to time. I'd say they'll average 25-27 and probably 5-6 Gigaton songs per night. Sometimes more, sometimes less. I do hope some forgotten songs from the Binaural/Riot Act era get some more play.2010: Cleveland
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2017: Ohana Fest (EV)
2018: Amsterdam I / Amsterdam II / Seattle I / Seattle II / Boston I / Boston II
2021: Asbury Park / Ohana Encore 1 / Ohana Encore 2
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Josh better learn rhythm, lead, and drums for all of PJs catalog!

I definitely see Covid throwing a wrench in setlist variety. Easier to keep a 90% standard set if you don’t know who will be going on that night (Josh was pulled at 7pm last night).
I could see PJ keeping Drive in the set. Not sure about the rest of the Earthings tour songs except maybe some of the covers.DC '03 - Reading '04 - Philly '05 - Camden 1 '06 - DC '06 - E. Rutherford '06 - The Vic '07 - Lollapalooza '07 - DC '08 - EV DC 1 & 2 '08 (Met Ed!!) - EV Baltimore 1 & 2 '09 - EV NYC 1 '11 (Met Ed!) - Hartford '13 - GCF '15 - MSG 2 '16 - TOTD MSG '16 - Boston 1 & 2 '18 - SHN '21 - EV NYC 1 & 2 '22 - MSG '220 -
Maybe its been brought up already, but no one had any idea until last night that Ed had dealt with Covid. We're kinda assuming that he was the only member of PJ to have gotten it. For all we know, everyone in PJ has already had it.
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What changed about the order? I haven't looked at it before to know. I notice that the US shows are split with EU in the middle - is that an indication of the US spring versus fall locations? Or was it already displayed like thatJR225955 said:So - couple new developments today in my personal PJ quest for show dates...
Not sure who else looks at the TM site daily - but I watch - and the order here changed today:
https://www.ticketmaster.com/pearl-jam-tickets/artist/735836
AND more importantly - Viejas added commencement dates to their calendar - which I'm pretty sure means the SD show won't be 5/13-5/15 which is cool with me as I have plans to attend Cruel World that weekend:
https://as.sdsu.edu/viejas_arena/events
So yeah - couple steps closer to knowing.0 -
Same reason I didn't buy Eddie Vedder tickets.cincybearcat said:I still think it’s disappointing they are waiting so long to give dates. The longer the wait the more likely I will have to get a refund for 1 or more of the shows also kept me from traveling to see Ed in this tour and buying Who tickets so far.My shows will all probably be on wednesdays hahahaha
And, The Who are playing near me in May, so the same for them.0 -
Missing Apollo, and 1 other (Baltimore, duh), but this shows how it was originally scheduled, and now the order on TM (without dates), with the Europe break:
WAS IS (TM) March 18, 2020 Toronto Hamilton March 20, 2020 Ottawa New York City March 22, 2020 Quebec City Quebec City March 24, 2020 Hamilton Nashville March 26, 2020 Apollo Glendale March 28, 2020 Baltimore Inglewood March 30, 2020 New York City Inglewood April 2, 2020 Nashville Oklahoma City April 4, 2020 St. Louis Denver April 6, 2020 Oklahoma City Toronto EUROPE April 9, 2020 Denver Oakland April 11, 2020 Glendale Oakland April 13, 2020 San Diego Ottawa April 15, 2020 Inglewood St. Louis April 16, 2020 Inglewood San Diego April 18, 2020 Oakland April 19, 2020 Oakland Post edited by dmbolp on0 -
My guess is that it's just random. There's no way they'd bounce around that much, right? I mean, that might be good for me - my shows would be spread out even more...
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