2024 Tour Merch Thread-Any Info or Pictures to share

azwyldcats said:

Outlawed, just left the merch trailer and there were a lot of posters and there will be plenty inside. 

Wait was really short, too

pjl44 said:

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SHZA said:

pjl44 said:

Me personally I need at minimum a 48 hour window of information gathering on a poster. Who's the artist, what's their usual aesthetic, what's the backstory on the image, are their regional Easter eggs I'm missing, how does it look in person etc etc. Unless I just think it's awesome right away. But "sees thumbnail image/immediately declares it to suck" is a recipe for regret.

I think one can take one look at the image and know instantly if it's something that might make the wall or never in a million years. The other info might add context but won't make something hideous beautiful imo  

2009 Philly posters were a perfect example of this for me. When I saw the first one I was like what the fuck is going on. Then I caught it was Tom Tomorrow and it totally clicked. I read This Modern Life in the Valley Advocate and didn't immediately recognize the character design. Once I did I thought it was awesome to see on a Pearl Jam poster.

Actually 2009 Chicago and the backstory for that one is another example to a lesser extent.

To each their own but I generally tread lightly because I've definitely felt silly in the past.

Admittedly, this one is growing on me after seeing better photos 

Skipping the Sac early merch line was the way to go. Entered at 6:00 with GA, went to an indoor merch table, and they had plenty of everything. Done in less than 5 minutes. 

exploderball said:

Skipping the Sac early merch line was the way to go. Entered at 6:00 with GA, went to an indoor merch table, and they had plenty of everything. Done in less than 5 minutes. 

duffles too?

SHZA said:

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pjl44 said:

SHZA said:

pjl44 said:

Me personally I need at minimum a 48 hour window of information gathering on a poster. Who's the artist, what's their usual aesthetic, what's the backstory on the image, are their regional Easter eggs I'm missing, how does it look in person etc etc. Unless I just think it's awesome right away. But "sees thumbnail image/immediately declares it to suck" is a recipe for regret.

I think one can take one look at the image and know instantly if it's something that might make the wall or never in a million years. The other info might add context but won't make something hideous beautiful imo  

2009 Philly posters were a perfect example of this for me. When I saw the first one I was like what the fuck is going on. Then I caught it was Tom Tomorrow and it totally clicked. I read This Modern Life in the Valley Advocate and didn't immediately recognize the character design. Once I did I thought it was awesome to see on a Pearl Jam poster.

Actually 2009 Chicago and the backstory for that one is another example to a lesser extent.

To each their own but I generally tread lightly because I've definitely felt silly in the past.

Admittedly, this one is growing on me after seeing better photos 

Ha...you see my journey

Punk art is supposed to be bad. Anti art. Yuuuuup

Up now! Instant classic imo 

https://www.studiofallout.com/shop/p/pearl-jam-poster-sacramento

Giventofly2031 said:

Up now! Instant classic imo 

https://www.studiofallout.com/shop/p/pearl-jam-poster-sacramento

Pearl Jam silk screened poster for their Sacramento show is available starting 10am Pacific TODAY at StudioFallout.com.
- 18” x 24”
- Limited to 71 copies on offer (numbers 11-82)
- Exclusive Artist Variant
- Signed and numbered by Winston Smith
- Limit 2 per collector
Click the link in our bio to purchase before they’re gone forever!

About this poster in Winston’s words:

The flying automobile hovers above an incandescent bulb shining its light on a garland of colorful flowers while “A Child and His Lawnmower” zooms by the classic retro vinyl disc.

I'm delighted to have been invited to celebrate the vibrant city of Sacramento in the form of this Pearl Jam poster, and decided to include some “Easter eggs” for the pleasure of the Sacramento fans. The butterflies represent the mission to preserve the beautiful and beneficial monarch butterfly in the Sacramento Valley, while the flowers symbolize California's bounty. The inclusion of classic cars (representing the California Automobile Museum), the telephone (representing Roseville Telephone Museum), and the basketball (celebrating the *mighty* Sacramento Kings) add a touch of local charm and history, making this piece a true tribute to the city's unique spirit.

And most importantly, the vinyl record and classic record player honors the Sacramento-born Tower Records; while the lawnmower is a reference to the Dead Kennedys track, which Pearl Jam covered, “A Child and His Lawnmower."

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Love the banner and shirt.

Wish the banner was the shirt.

That would be a must get shirt for sure.

2022 sactown

Not even close to the same thing. The banner is an homage to the Surf Ranch logo, not a bear walking on a sidewalk under palm trees. 

Anyone else have anything to share about any of the hoodies from this tour? Seems like keychains and duffle bags are king.