2022 North American rumour thread take 2

I've gone from preparing to be annoyed that the concerts won't happen until the fall to being prepared to be really annoyed if they announce late spring dates on short notice. Like all of you I'm making plans for April/May/June. At some point, and that point is very rapidly approaching, they either need to announce the fall dates or cancel the entire tour and refund our money. They've been sitting on millions of dollars (it's gotta be millions, right?) of their fan's money for two years. The delay in even making an announcement, when old timers like Paul McCartney and The Who are already selling tickets and Vedder just wrapped up a tour stint, is absurd. 

I don't think anyone is going to bring a class-action suit against the band for selling tickets and then not delivering. There was clearly a good reason for the delay. But with mask mandates dropping the legal justification for not playing the dates - for which they sold tickets and collected our hard earned dollars - is evaporating. There really needs to be an announcement either this week or next.

I keep seeing people in the replies on Facebook pointing to Monday as the day, but I don't know if that is wishfull thinking or a logical guess. 

I would have never described March 7th as early 2022. 

I am not sure either where the Nashville 5/15 rumor came from.  I remember about a month ago someone said they had heard Memorial Day weekend, but the source of that was also questionable.  

For most of us Early 2022 meant January. It is what it is. 

Trying to do some detective work on dimitri's "U will be happy soon" hint, and the only results I get are this thread

Ten Club's use of the term "early" has been quite loose also in the past.

This is from a newsletter in December 2004:
"Although it's still too early to give specifics, European fans can do some early rejoicing. "

They returned to Europe in the autumn of 2006.