CFallsGriz said:Oh shut up and go tighten your man bun.
Not that there's anything wrong with that
just pipe down and get off my lawn, young'un.
CFallsGriz said:Oh shut up and go tighten your man bun.
Not that there's anything wrong with that
argh! said:CFallsGriz said:Oh shut up and go tighten your man bun.
Not that there's anything wrong with that
just pipe down and get off my lawn, young'un.
grizjacks said:when do tickets go on sale to the general public?
Bertram said:grizjacks said:when do tickets go on sale to the general public?
Tommow Feb 21st at 10 AM
griz5700 said:Some advice - get tickets in the north end zone. Pearl Jam will have a huge stage set up and you definitely won’t be sitting too far away. You’ll be front and center to the whole show.
I got 2 tickets in 132 & 2 in 229C. Probably will sell the 229C tickets.
This is THE Pearl Jam show to go to in 2018. Should be fun.
George Ferguson said:Remaining 1,200 sold out this morning in less than 15 minutes. All of the shows for this tour are now officially sold out. Who posted earlier that PJ isn't relevant anymore?
Bertram said:Side note my Kid's ( and her cousins )love of that band might force me to attended this show.
griz5700 said:Some advice - get tickets in the north end zone. Pearl Jam will have a huge stage set up and you definitely won’t be sitting too far away. You’ll be front and center to the whole show.
I got 2 tickets in 132 & 2 in 229C. Probably will sell the 229C tickets.
This is THE Pearl Jam show to go to in 2018. Should be fun.
George Ferguson said:Remaining 1,200 sold out this morning in less than 15 minutes. All of the shows for this tour are now officially sold out. Who posted earlier that PJ isn't relevant anymore?
argh! said:George Ferguson said:Remaining 1,200 sold out this morning in less than 15 minutes. All of the shows for this tour are now officially sold out. Who posted earlier that PJ isn't relevant anymore?
me! just because a bunch of old white people like stale music from the 80's and 90's doesn't make pearl jam relevant. just another boring commercial act doing the same thing over and over and over again in front a bunch of geezers who close their ears to anything new and whine about the next generation, just like the clueless in the generation before whined about them.
Onstage, Eddie Vedder opens himself up as a medium for the characters that speak through his lyrics, while his band — whose bassist Jeff Ament and rhythm guitarist Stone Gossard call on over 30 years of creative chemistry each night — hurtles back whatever restless mix of hits, deep cuts, and offbeat covers he and the audience can handle. No two nights are similar, except in the commitment to honoring the die-hard fan love that’s kept this enterprise afloat for over a quarter of a century.
PlayerRep said:This guy thinks Pearl Jam is "great".
"Pearl Jam Might Not Be Cool, But That Doesn’t Mean They Aren’t Great"
http://www.vulture.com/2017/04/despite-what-you-may-think-pearl-jam-is-still-great.html
Ament is a nice guy. Nice supporter of Griz hoops. His Flathead island house is my normal boat tour. I'm looking forward to the concert. Have loved the concerts in Griz stadium.
biga75 said:argh! said:George Ferguson said:Remaining 1,200 sold out this morning in less than 15 minutes. All of the shows for this tour are now officially sold out. Who posted earlier that PJ isn't relevant anymore?
me! just because a bunch of old white people like stale music from the 80's and 90's doesn't make pearl jam relevant. just another boring commercial act doing the same thing over and over and over again in front a bunch of geezers who close their ears to anything new and whine about the next generation, just like the clueless in the generation before whined about them.
From the article that PR posted:
Onstage, Eddie Vedder opens himself up as a medium for the characters that speak through his lyrics, while his band — whose bassist Jeff Ament and rhythm guitarist Stone Gossard call on over 30 years of creative chemistry each night — hurtles back whatever restless mix of hits, deep cuts, and offbeat covers he and the audience can handle. No two nights are similar, except in the commitment to honoring the die-hard fan love that’s kept this enterprise afloat for over a quarter of a century.