The "Official" Indy/Noblesville 2024 Thread - August 26!

JeBurkhardt said:

RP123663 said:

cmikehelton said:

Gern Blansten said:

RP123663 said:

Kwieneke said:

RP123663 said:

cmikehelton said:

It seems that Aug 26 is shaping up to be the date.. anyone heard any other news for the Indy show?

Seriously?  They are going to make up for a show, by rescheduling it a year later on a freaking Monday??  Jesus Jones, these guys just can't stop screwing people over.

On another note, I thought I read we can get a refund on the tickets we bought 2 years ago.  Anyone know what the process is for this?  I don't think I'm going to blow 2 days off and another grand to see them play 20 songs, especially if it remains at this outdoor venue that apparently is a nightmare to get in and out of and has nothing around it for entertainment.  Its literally nowhere near Indy.

what tickets did you buy two years ago?

I mean by the time the show actually happens it will a year and a half, but whatever.  People seem to enjoy getting whizzed on.  I honestly don't care if they had to postpone the show because of an illness.  That stuff happens, but waiting like 6 hours before the show to do so was a bit ridiculous.  Then not making it a priority to reschedule that show first before scheduling a bunch of other shows it pretty out of touch.  Then if its going to be rescheduled a full calendar year later on a Monday night, that's just another kick in the pants.

Anyway, if anyone knows how to get a refund, that would be cool.  Otherwise, I'm sure their new lovers over at Ticketmaster will gladly take them back and resell them with more fees and another upcharge.  

lol...damn dude

You'll have at least 4-6 months to plan for a Monday show. What tix did you buy 2 years ago? You should be able to go into your tm app and request the refund.

I don't see an option on the app or the site to get a refund.  Probably because there still is no date and it is listed as postponed.  They should have just cleared the slate, refunded everyone and reschedule it when they get around to it.  It was obviously not a priority to reschedule.  

The issue isn't the money for me, although I did come out about $700 in the hole traveling and staying in Indy for the show to be cancelled.  The issue is I don't feel like blowing 2 more days off if it's scheduled on a Monday (I live in Michigan). At some point there is a breaking point for everything.  I have a hard time justifying (between the 2 dates) taking 3 days off work, spending a couple grand to see them play 20 songs at another outdoor venue in the middle of nowhere.

They should not have just pulled the plug on it. There are quite a few of us that are extremely glad that they didn't cancel the show and refund people. We have tickets to a show, and won't have to worry about entering a lottery again. Just like the 2020 shows when COVID caused the postponement of shows, as soon as the new date is announced, there will be an option to get a refund or resell them if you don't want to go to the new date. 

Pearl Jam's concert at Ruoff Music Center tonight (Sunday, September 10) has been postponed due to illness. The band is deeply sorry, and thinking about all those who travel to shows, as well as the great crowd in Indy. It’s obviously serious, and we wish there was another way around it.

Again we apologize, and thanks so much for your understanding.
It’s not easy...   

Tickets will be honored for a future, rescheduled date. Ticket holders who cannot make the new show will be eligible for a refund. 

washed in black said:

JeBurkhardt said:

RP123663 said:

cmikehelton said:

Gern Blansten said:

RP123663 said:

Kwieneke said:

RP123663 said:

cmikehelton said:

It seems that Aug 26 is shaping up to be the date.. anyone heard any other news for the Indy show?

Seriously?  They are going to make up for a show, by rescheduling it a year later on a freaking Monday??  Jesus Jones, these guys just can't stop screwing people over.

On another note, I thought I read we can get a refund on the tickets we bought 2 years ago.  Anyone know what the process is for this?  I don't think I'm going to blow 2 days off and another grand to see them play 20 songs, especially if it remains at this outdoor venue that apparently is a nightmare to get in and out of and has nothing around it for entertainment.  Its literally nowhere near Indy.

what tickets did you buy two years ago?

I mean by the time the show actually happens it will a year and a half, but whatever.  People seem to enjoy getting whizzed on.  I honestly don't care if they had to postpone the show because of an illness.  That stuff happens, but waiting like 6 hours before the show to do so was a bit ridiculous.  Then not making it a priority to reschedule that show first before scheduling a bunch of other shows it pretty out of touch.  Then if its going to be rescheduled a full calendar year later on a Monday night, that's just another kick in the pants.

Anyway, if anyone knows how to get a refund, that would be cool.  Otherwise, I'm sure their new lovers over at Ticketmaster will gladly take them back and resell them with more fees and another upcharge.  

lol...damn dude

You'll have at least 4-6 months to plan for a Monday show. What tix did you buy 2 years ago? You should be able to go into your tm app and request the refund.

I don't see an option on the app or the site to get a refund.  Probably because there still is no date and it is listed as postponed.  They should have just cleared the slate, refunded everyone and reschedule it when they get around to it.  It was obviously not a priority to reschedule.  

The issue isn't the money for me, although I did come out about $700 in the hole traveling and staying in Indy for the show to be cancelled.  The issue is I don't feel like blowing 2 more days off if it's scheduled on a Monday (I live in Michigan). At some point there is a breaking point for everything.  I have a hard time justifying (between the 2 dates) taking 3 days off work, spending a couple grand to see them play 20 songs at another outdoor venue in the middle of nowhere.

They should not have just pulled the plug on it. There are quite a few of us that are extremely glad that they didn't cancel the show and refund people. We have tickets to a show, and won't have to worry about entering a lottery again. Just like the 2020 shows when COVID caused the postponement of shows, as soon as the new date is announced, there will be an option to get a refund or resell them if you don't want to go to the new date. 

This ^
I'm thrilled that they didn't refund the tickets, and intend to attend this show whenever it is rescheduled, and am relieved that it's one less show that I will have to deal with via lottery.

This is what they said back in Sept:

Pearl Jam's concert at Ruoff Music Center tonight (Sunday, September 10) has been postponed due to illness. The band is deeply sorry, and thinking about all those who travel to shows, as well as the great crowd in Indy. It’s obviously serious, and we wish there was another way around it.

Again we apologize, and thanks so much for your understanding.
It’s not easy...   

Tickets will be honored for a future, rescheduled date. Ticket holders who cannot make the new show will be eligible for a refund. 

scootiep7 said:

I can't remember how it worked when the shows got cancelled for COVID.   Will they do another lottery for tickets or will they just post the tickets that get refunded for those that can't make it 

Kwieneke said:

washed in black said:

JeBurkhardt said:

RP123663 said:

cmikehelton said:

Gern Blansten said:

RP123663 said:

Kwieneke said:

RP123663 said:

cmikehelton said:

It seems that Aug 26 is shaping up to be the date.. anyone heard any other news for the Indy show?

Seriously?  They are going to make up for a show, by rescheduling it a year later on a freaking Monday??  Jesus Jones, these guys just can't stop screwing people over.

On another note, I thought I read we can get a refund on the tickets we bought 2 years ago.  Anyone know what the process is for this?  I don't think I'm going to blow 2 days off and another grand to see them play 20 songs, especially if it remains at this outdoor venue that apparently is a nightmare to get in and out of and has nothing around it for entertainment.  Its literally nowhere near Indy.

what tickets did you buy two years ago?

I mean by the time the show actually happens it will a year and a half, but whatever.  People seem to enjoy getting whizzed on.  I honestly don't care if they had to postpone the show because of an illness.  That stuff happens, but waiting like 6 hours before the show to do so was a bit ridiculous.  Then not making it a priority to reschedule that show first before scheduling a bunch of other shows it pretty out of touch.  Then if its going to be rescheduled a full calendar year later on a Monday night, that's just another kick in the pants.

Anyway, if anyone knows how to get a refund, that would be cool.  Otherwise, I'm sure their new lovers over at Ticketmaster will gladly take them back and resell them with more fees and another upcharge.  

lol...damn dude

You'll have at least 4-6 months to plan for a Monday show. What tix did you buy 2 years ago? You should be able to go into your tm app and request the refund.

I don't see an option on the app or the site to get a refund.  Probably because there still is no date and it is listed as postponed.  They should have just cleared the slate, refunded everyone and reschedule it when they get around to it.  It was obviously not a priority to reschedule.  

The issue isn't the money for me, although I did come out about $700 in the hole traveling and staying in Indy for the show to be cancelled.  The issue is I don't feel like blowing 2 more days off if it's scheduled on a Monday (I live in Michigan). At some point there is a breaking point for everything.  I have a hard time justifying (between the 2 dates) taking 3 days off work, spending a couple grand to see them play 20 songs at another outdoor venue in the middle of nowhere.

They should not have just pulled the plug on it. There are quite a few of us that are extremely glad that they didn't cancel the show and refund people. We have tickets to a show, and won't have to worry about entering a lottery again. Just like the 2020 shows when COVID caused the postponement of shows, as soon as the new date is announced, there will be an option to get a refund or resell them if you don't want to go to the new date. 

This ^
I'm thrilled that they didn't refund the tickets, and intend to attend this show whenever it is rescheduled, and am relieved that it's one less show that I will have to deal with via lottery.

This is what they said back in Sept:

Pearl Jam's concert at Ruoff Music Center tonight (Sunday, September 10) has been postponed due to illness. The band is deeply sorry, and thinking about all those who travel to shows, as well as the great crowd in Indy. It’s obviously serious, and we wish there was another way around it.

Again we apologize, and thanks so much for your understanding.
It’s not easy...   

Tickets will be honored for a future, rescheduled date. Ticket holders who cannot make the new show will be eligible for a refund. 

Especially since it was such a tough ticket to get. I couldn't imagine doing that again so soon 

cifrancgx said:

I have tickets to Indy and hadn't checked Ticketmasters site in a while.  I noticed that it says "POSTPONED: DATE ANNOUNCED SOON" has that always been there since they postponed it?

JeBurkhardt said:

KC138045 said:

Booked a room in Noblesville for 8/26 just in case that date stands. Hope to find out soon. 

Back when the rumored dates were starting to get some traction I made 2 separate one night reservations, one for the 26th and one for the 27th. I wish it was on a weekend like the original show, but I just feel fortunate that they postponed it and didn't cancel it. 

PJNB said:

I don't see them doing Indy on the 27th and Wrigley on the 29th. Seems too close for their pattern they are touring now. Also the 24th seems like too much of a gap. I guess if they were forced to due to a scheduling conflict with another band but I would be surprised if some other band got in on a Monday already for Indy before PJ did. They had this tour booked in October of last year and someone else now wants that date and bumps PJ? Can't see it happening. 

There are very few Monday shows at that venue too over the years. They had zero last year. It really is hard to see them having a conflict on a Monday. Then again maybe I am wrong. We shall see soon.