Kdogg

They haven’t said. I think last year it was 2 to 3 weeks after the sale.

There are rumors that they will be headlining at least one day are Ohana.

GuessWho

Obi-Wanma
Tickets for here in Chicago may find their way to StubHub, etc., per this, since a "non-transfer" rule is apparently illegal here:

https://blog.ticketmaster.com/pearl-...439.1707990386

GuessWho

Update: StubHub has Wrigley tics

dex14

TM emails are starting to go out. I used two accounts and got selected on one... they don't tell you which show until later.

Decker

Waitlisted.

Kdogg

Same. It doesn't say which shows (signed up for 5) but I guess it's all of them.

rexinnih

Waitlisted here also. Oh well, I've seen them before.

emanon

Got my VF code from Ticketmaster. Of course, Chicago goes on sale at noon, while everywhere else is 10am. Had to cancel birthday lunch plans with a buddy in order to participate.

Also got my seat assignments for Chicago N1. On the field, but waaaaaaaaaaaaaay Stone's side. On the aisle though, which is my preferred fat guy seating. (Last time there, I offered someone $20 to swap seats so we could have the end)

Last time there had us between shortstop and 2nd base, IIRC.

Phodg

Got in the presale for Wrigley night 2. Tickets in the 400 section (the top of the stands) were $425. Tickets on the field were $982.
They can fuck right off at those prices. I've seen them for free before at a conference so no need to pay through the nose to scratch that itch.

Obi-Wanma

Yeah, I think all that they were selling in the General Onsale were "PJ Premium" tickets (AKA "Platinum" branded tickets that Ticketmaster sells at other shows).

All the face value tickets were sold in the Ten Club presale

Decker

Got a text a few minutes ago. Bounced off the Waitlist and into the Queue. Got upper level seats at MGM Grand for $170 each! So stoked, this will be only the second time I've ever seen them, and the first since 2000.

Kdogg

Congrats. This is the band I've seen more than another and it's always a great show.

emanon

Got in for Wrigley N2 on the Verified Fan sale. Would have helped to have realized that i should have pre-registered for mlb.com - d'oh! Ended up in 328R or something, which I'm pretty sure is a new section they added on just for me, as far away as possible. This'll be shows 29 & 30 for me, and I feel like my run may be done.

Obi-Wanma

I got tickets for Wrigley N2. I didn't pre-register, but it let me though this morning. 427R, but at least we'll be there.

I've seen them twice before, but not in many years. My baby girl will be happy.

Rival11

I just bought the ten club LP vinyl, the delux CD, and the dark matter 7" single vinyl.

Just and FYI to any of you who like to use paypal - for some reason, paypal wouldn't let me make the purchase from Pearl Jam's site - something about international restrictions.

I really like both songs that have been released, and they are very energized on this album.

stvn1974

I have been listening to the last three albums a lot recently getting ready for Dark Matter. I have Gigaton on now, I like all three a lot more than I did when they first came out. I kind of just listened a few times and put them away. Hoping the ATMOS mix well done.

Kdogg

I really like Gigaton but playing it revives too many of the earlier Panic memories. The release and the downward spiral of the world are to interwoven in my head.

story

An old friend from high school and I went to the album visualization screening tonight. It was in the Dolby theater at our local AMC and it sounded great. Jeff did a brief intro, then the album played in the dark (except the lake blue lights in the ceiling of our theater illuminating my white Vans). Then, the album played again with lyrics and visualization.

The visualizations reminded me of the visualizations from the old winamp geiss music visualizer, only higher-resolution and less responsive to the actual music. At one point for half a song, there were no lyrics, as if to say, yeah, we have no idea what he's singing, either.

We both liked it. My friend said it sounded a little more mainstream, but she also said she feels like a basic mom these days. I liked it and Stone has a bit of time to shine which is always nice and Mike was great but didn't seem to truly let loose like I expected him to here. Lyrically, a little abstract, and lots of "you're good enough" pep talk songs, but good. No story songs, really, one kinda. We're not going to get another Elderly Woman Behind the Counter in a Small Town on this record.

Pre-ordered, and can't wait!

emanon

If I never hear Something Special again, it'll be too soon.

Rival11

Is it "Sirens" bad??

emanon

That's a tough call, but I'd probably rather listen to Sirens.

Rival11

Yikes

Kdogg

I've listened to this a few times now. I think it's a little over produced but sounds the most cohesion and collaborative work in awhile. I like it a lot.

JeremyM

I really love it. I'm one of those guys who tends to stick with a band and enjoy them through their ups and downs so take that for what it's worth but I like this a whole lot.

"Something Special" is for his daughters and obviously he didn't care about being right on the nose lyrically on that one so I can see where that might be the weak link. But as a dad, I don't hate it.

Rival11

Damn, didn't know then ten club used UPS for shipping - complete trash can shipping company.

My vinyl was supposed to arrive yesterday and now the updated delivery time isn't until this Saturday (which usually means the package was lost).

Ten Club is trash, can't use PayPal and they use the delivery service level with the USPS which means you actually pay for you item to be delayed because after you pay for your item, it gets shipped to a local UPS facility then all UPS does with the package is hold it for a couple of days then hand it off to the USPS to manage the delivery.

Oh well, at least my deluxe CD and 7" single arrived on time.