Red Mosquito

evenslow wrote:

Monkey_Driven wrote:

Got a room reserved in Nashville and St. Louis.

how do you know what date???

For what it's worth - which isn't much - sorry to sound like someone on the "other" forum; I've been told that 4/2 is in play for Nashville . It's possible that it could be 4/5 or 4/6. Apparently the Preds play on the 1st and 4th, and Winefest is on the 3rd. Again, don't quote me on that, just something I heard from the only person I personally know with Bridgestone connections. And he's a huge PJ fan as well, so we are both following these rumors/hints pretty closely ....

Anders wrote:The tour should be between the 19th of March 2020, and last until the 22nd of October 2020.

This should be the date of the final Pearl Jam show, a PJ30 spectacular in Seattle.

That would be a fitting ending.

DissidentRival4 wrote:

evenslow wrote:

Monkey_Driven wrote:

Got a room reserved in Nashville and St. Louis.

how do you know what date???

For what it's worth - which isn't much - sorry to sound like someone on the "other" forum; I've been told that 4/2 is in play for Nashville . It's possible that it could be 4/5 or 4/6. Apparently the Preds play on the 1st and 4th, and Winefest is on the 3rd. Again, don't quote me on that, just something I heard from the only person I personally know with Bridgestone connections. And he's a huge PJ fan as well, so we are both following these rumors/hints pretty closely ....

The 2nd would work for me. Plus, the St. Louis arena is open on the 4th and 5th.

Monkey_Driven wrote:

DissidentRival4 wrote:

evenslow wrote:

Monkey_Driven wrote:

Got a room reserved in Nashville and St. Louis.

how do you know what date???

For what it's worth - which isn't much - sorry to sound like someone on the "other" forum; I've been told that 4/2 is in play for Nashville . It's possible that it could be 4/5 or 4/6. Apparently the Preds play on the 1st and 4th, and Winefest is on the 3rd. Again, don't quote me on that, just something I heard from the only person I personally know with Bridgestone connections. And he's a huge PJ fan as well, so we are both following these rumors/hints pretty closely ....

The 2nd would work for me. Plus, the St. Louis arena is open on the 4th and 5th.

With two kiddos, I was really hoping for the 3rd or 4th since it's a weekend. But one is old enough to babysit the other, so as long as Nashville doesn't get hosed last minute like they supposedly did last time, I'll be a happy camper. Even happier if I get tix....

Bi_3 wrote:

Anders wrote:The tour should be between the 19th of March 2020, and last until the 22nd of October 2020.

This should be the date of the final Pearl Jam show, a PJ30 spectacular in Seattle.

But if you go based on the band's logic, they will celebrate PJ 30 in 2021.

Ugh, early April will mess me up for Nashville if it is not a Friday/Saturday date. Not impossible, just as convenient as March the way my work schedule falls.

lowlight79 wrote:

Bi_3 wrote:

Anders wrote:The tour should be between the 19th of March 2020, and last until the 22nd of October 2020.

This should be the date of the final Pearl Jam show, a PJ30 spectacular in Seattle.

But if you go based on the band's logic, they will celebrate PJ 30 in 2021.

for the PJ30 film they can just re-show PJ20, and then add a 5-minute montage of the LB tour, which pretty much covers the whole 10 year period since

I don’t know wtf is going on here.

9UP is joking about PJ’s feeble decade that was the 2010’s

bodysnatcher wrote:I don’t know wtf is going on here.

Nashville -> St Louis -> Denver

This is like a 1200 mile trip with one show between. Either there is another stop here or they are dramatically loosening up on the environmental concerns about number of miles covered. Maybe I'm just being wishful for a KC, Moline, Lincoln, Des Moines stop.

mkay0 wrote:Nashville -> St Louis -> Denver

This is like a 1200 mile trip with one show between. Either there is another stop here or they are dramatically loosening up on the environmental concerns about number of miles covered. Maybe I'm just being wishful for a KC, Moline, Lincoln, Des Moines stop.

Omaha proper hasn't had a show since the early 90's.

Monkey_Driven wrote:

mkay0 wrote:Nashville -> St Louis -> Denver

This is like a 1200 mile trip with one show between. Either there is another stop here or they are dramatically loosening up on the environmental concerns about number of miles covered. Maybe I'm just being wishful for a KC, Moline, Lincoln, Des Moines stop.

Omaha proper hasn't had a show since the early 90's.

Well looky here, RM getting one over on Dimi

Monkey_Driven wrote:

mkay0 wrote:Nashville -> St Louis -> Denver

This is like a 1200 mile trip with one show between. Either there is another stop here or they are dramatically loosening up on the environmental concerns about number of miles covered. Maybe I'm just being wishful for a KC, Moline, Lincoln, Des Moines stop.

Omaha proper hasn't had a show since the early 90's.

Even if you count Council Bluffs and Lincoln as the same region, they are still due. Three shows in 30 years for a region with well over a million people.

mkay0 wrote:

Monkey_Driven wrote:

mkay0 wrote:Nashville -> St Louis -> Denver

This is like a 1200 mile trip with one show between. Either there is another stop here or they are dramatically loosening up on the environmental concerns about number of miles covered. Maybe I'm just being wishful for a KC, Moline, Lincoln, Des Moines stop.

Omaha proper hasn't had a show since the early 90's.

Even if you count Council Bluffs and Lincoln as the same region, they are still due. Three shows in 30 years for a region with well over a million people.

Right.

Monkey_Driven wrote:

mkay0 wrote:

Monkey_Driven wrote:

mkay0 wrote:Nashville -> St Louis -> Denver

This is like a 1200 mile trip with one show between. Either there is another stop here or they are dramatically loosening up on the environmental concerns about number of miles covered. Maybe I'm just being wishful for a KC, Moline, Lincoln, Des Moines stop.

Omaha proper hasn't had a show since the early 90's.

Even if you count Council Bluffs and Lincoln as the same region, they are still due. Three shows in 30 years for a region with well over a million people.

Right.

Rhode Island has over a million people.

Bammer wrote:

Monkey_Driven wrote:

mkay0 wrote:

Monkey_Driven wrote:

mkay0 wrote:Nashville -> St Louis -> Denver

This is like a 1200 mile trip with one show between. Either there is another stop here or they are dramatically loosening up on the environmental concerns about number of miles covered. Maybe I'm just being wishful for a KC, Moline, Lincoln, Des Moines stop.

Omaha proper hasn't had a show since the early 90's.

Even if you count Council Bluffs and Lincoln as the same region, they are still due. Three shows in 30 years for a region with well over a million people.

Right.

Rhode Island has over a million people.

Bammer.

DC area has 6M+. Closet we’ve had since 2008 was Bristow in 2013 (~40 miles)

Simple Torture wrote:

Bammer wrote:

Monkey_Driven wrote:

mkay0 wrote:

Monkey_Driven wrote:

mkay0 wrote:Nashville -> St Louis -> Denver

This is like a 1200 mile trip with one show between. Either there is another stop here or they are dramatically loosening up on the environmental concerns about number of miles covered. Maybe I'm just being wishful for a KC, Moline, Lincoln, Des Moines stop.

Omaha proper hasn't had a show since the early 90's.

Even if you count Council Bluffs and Lincoln as the same region, they are still due. Three shows in 30 years for a region with well over a million people.

Right.

Rhode Island has over a million people.

Bammer.

Facts are facts.