Ohana 2022?

gotthebottle said:

Being local to So Cal has its privileges and last year 2 PJ shows in 2 nights was it! 
I have heard from many in the industry that shows are not planned for the fans that travel, but for the fans in the area. 

matt84 said:

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DEGBTI said:

just another thought regarding people who say CA is getting 7 shows so not much demand for Ohana Encore. That's crazy way to think. It's not a PJ only show. Two nights. At least 12 bands. Imagine if one of the nights were the chili peppers, or Miley, Bruce, KOL. They could easily pack the beach for the encore with the right lineup. 

Nothing would please me more than if Encore was headlined by Bruce and RHCP.

JeBurkhardt said:

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mrussel1 said:

matt84 said:

DEGBTI said:

just another thought regarding people who say CA is getting 7 shows so not much demand for Ohana Encore. That's crazy way to think. It's not a PJ only show. Two nights. At least 12 bands. Imagine if one of the nights were the chili peppers, or Miley, Bruce, KOL. They could easily pack the beach for the encore with the right lineup. 

Nothing would please me more than if Encore was headlined by Bruce and RHCP.

If Bruce was there,  I'd fly back again or stay the week.  I'm dying for a Bruce tour.  It's time. 

It would be a pass for me if Bruce was headlining. I am not a fan. 

Foriginal Sin said:

Has ohana ever “sold out” I may wanna go be won’t know until mid sept

kaw753 said:

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Red Mosqito said:

With there already being seven CA shows on the calendar this year, I just don’t see them playing Ohana again even with that tweet from yesterday. 

And since I’ve already committed myself to Ohana for the Saturday show this year (which is by far the best lineup of the 3 nights imo), I won’t be making the trek for an Encore weekend even if PJ is announced. 

A Pearl Jam show at Ohana is going to be an instant sell out though, regardless of how many other shows they are playing.

Encore did not sell out last year and that was with a starving fanbase for shows. Maybe still too much into the pandemic but still would of expected enough people to fill the place in that area. 

Makes sense. I would have done so much to go last year, and to me the line-up last year was incredible. If last year didn't sell out (Covid most likely the main challenge last year), then I also doubt this year is somehow a guaranteed sell out with PJ added.

This year I COULD go and I even struck out on east coast PJ tix so right now I have NO PJ tix at all for 2022.  But even if they add PJ to the Encore, I wouldn't make the trip because it's all too expensive (with flights & hotels) for just 1 PJ set. A few bands on lineup I'd really love to see, but same deal: too expensive for just those few.

I went to Encore last year because of the two shows, but it is actually a sneaky hard place to get to. The Uber to/from LAX was about $250 because car rentals were even worse. I realize there are closer airports, but that often requires a connection.

JeBurkhardt said:

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NEweather said:

kaw753 said:

JH6056 said:

PJNB said:

matt84 said:

Red Mosqito said:

With there already being seven CA shows on the calendar this year, I just don’t see them playing Ohana again even with that tweet from yesterday. 

And since I’ve already committed myself to Ohana for the Saturday show this year (which is by far the best lineup of the 3 nights imo), I won’t be making the trek for an Encore weekend even if PJ is announced. 

A Pearl Jam show at Ohana is going to be an instant sell out though, regardless of how many other shows they are playing.

Encore did not sell out last year and that was with a starving fanbase for shows. Maybe still too much into the pandemic but still would of expected enough people to fill the place in that area. 

Makes sense. I would have done so much to go last year, and to me the line-up last year was incredible. If last year didn't sell out (Covid most likely the main challenge last year), then I also doubt this year is somehow a guaranteed sell out with PJ added.

This year I COULD go and I even struck out on east coast PJ tix so right now I have NO PJ tix at all for 2022.  But even if they add PJ to the Encore, I wouldn't make the trip because it's all too expensive (with flights & hotels) for just 1 PJ set. A few bands on lineup I'd really love to see, but same deal: too expensive for just those few.

I went to Encore last year because of the two shows, but it is actually a sneaky hard place to get to. The Uber to/from LAX was about $250 because car rentals were even worse. I realize there are closer airports, but that often requires a connection.

           I found it to be a sneaky hard place to get to, also. Liked the way you put it...

The only thing that was a pain about the location for me last year is them changing the site of the shuttle location. I had a hotel close to San Clemente, but when it changed, I canceled my hotel and found an AirBnB a close walk from the venue and sold my shuttle tickets. It actually ended up working out better for me. 

JeBurkhardt said:

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NEweather said:

JeBurkhardt said:

NEweather said:

kaw753 said:

JH6056 said:

PJNB said:

matt84 said:

Red Mosqito said:

With there already being seven CA shows on the calendar this year, I just don’t see them playing Ohana again even with that tweet from yesterday. 

And since I’ve already committed myself to Ohana for the Saturday show this year (which is by far the best lineup of the 3 nights imo), I won’t be making the trek for an Encore weekend even if PJ is announced. 

A Pearl Jam show at Ohana is going to be an instant sell out though, regardless of how many other shows they are playing.

Encore did not sell out last year and that was with a starving fanbase for shows. Maybe still too much into the pandemic but still would of expected enough people to fill the place in that area. 

Makes sense. I would have done so much to go last year, and to me the line-up last year was incredible. If last year didn't sell out (Covid most likely the main challenge last year), then I also doubt this year is somehow a guaranteed sell out with PJ added.

This year I COULD go and I even struck out on east coast PJ tix so right now I have NO PJ tix at all for 2022.  But even if they add PJ to the Encore, I wouldn't make the trip because it's all too expensive (with flights & hotels) for just 1 PJ set. A few bands on lineup I'd really love to see, but same deal: too expensive for just those few.

I went to Encore last year because of the two shows, but it is actually a sneaky hard place to get to. The Uber to/from LAX was about $250 because car rentals were even worse. I realize there are closer airports, but that often requires a connection.

           I found it to be a sneaky hard place to get to, also. Liked the way you put it...

The only thing that was a pain about the location for me last year is them changing the site of the shuttle location. I had a hotel close to San Clemente, but when it changed, I canceled my hotel and found an AirBnB a close walk from the venue and sold my shuttle tickets. It actually ended up working out better for me. 

        ( I was just a newbie Late Bird. Someone @home was sayin'-" Yeah, Aftershock's coming!" -like it was the next thing. I said "Nah-  Ohana Encore's before That..." , & we ended up going, & it was worthwhile - happy ) 

I had to go solo because my wife couldn’t get off of work, but I had a blast. Hopefully there is an encore this year. We have plans we can’t get out of the weekend of 9/30, and the line up that was announced isn’t one I would fly in to go to.