QuoteDougratajczak87 Not really adding too much info here but read from a reliable source today that North America (mainly US) is scheduled for May through July. Tom Johnson on BTX? he posted that exact thing yesterday on BTX (May - July in USA)
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QuoteHalup John Mayer of Dead and Company tested positive for covid and has had to drop out of their weekend shows in Mexico. They are going ahead without him and their drummer Bill Kreutzman, out for health reasons. update... "With much sadness and after great consideration of every possible scenario, the Playing in the Sand shows in Riviera Cancun on January 7-10 and January 13-16 have
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QuoteLien QuoteLien QuoteMabru Landgraaf gave permission for a concert on june 12 2022 on the same venue as Pinkpop. Maybe an oudoor show in the Netherlands for the Rolling Stones ? And it sound logical if they don't do Belgium and Luxemburg in 2022. Bruce Springsteen rumour Bruce Springsteen tour is cancelled ; "En inderdaad: Bruce Springsteen was de artiest die op 12
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QuoteTooTight QuoteWelshEdge1 Nine Inch Nails cancel their appearances in 2021. Tour was due to start at the end of September. Aside from Garth, the only cancellations have been people doing a handful of shows. NIN didn't cancel a tour, they cancelled two shows. And Lady Gaga's 5 shows were across three countries. Still think there's a good shot we'll see a cancella
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"Garth Brooks has canceled the remaining stops on his stadium tour amid the resurgence of COVID-19 cases across the country. This includes his show at Nissan Stadium in Nashville that was called off due to storms and had yet to be rescheduled. Other concert locations that were canceled include Paul Brown Stadium in Cincinnati, Bank of America Stadium in Charlotte, M&T Bank Stadium in
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QuoteVoodooLounge13 I guess they're staying away from the Northeast due to the spike in positivity rates of late...less fear of having to cancel/postpone again. No. It is worst elsewhere (Southern - red) They are skipping the NE as this schedule does into well into November and NE primarily has outdoor stadiums and the skipping would be weather related
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Quotejbwelda Because professional athletes are just so darn important, thats why. Another thing that makes me go "huh?" jb Why is a 'huh?" Professional (and collegiate) sports brings in a lot of jobs and money to local communities. Some "one off' concert...not so much
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Quotedaspyknows Quotethumbprint QuoteOneHourPhoto QuoteDan Meanwhile there are states in the country where events seem to be taking place as usual. It's as if these places aren't experiencing the same pandemic. Maybe we can just move some of these events to those states? There has been no event anywhere, in any state, that has taken place the size of or anywhere close to the size of C
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QuoteDan Meanwhile there are states in the country where events seem to be taking place as usual. It's as if these places aren't experiencing the same pandemic. Maybe we can just move some of these events to those states? There has been no event anywhere, in any state, that has taken place the size of or anywhere close to the size of Coachella
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QuoteChris Fountain Pandemic will continue roll. Schools will be confused on how to educate Grades 1-12. Colleges will suffer. Sports will be at a stand still No college or pro Football - No college basketball. I think nothing will resemble normal again until 2022. This is a huge mess. I think working parents with young children and senior citizens are impacted the most. Hopefully
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Quoteartedm BV I think you saw Jagger post on social medias that he rehearsing Will just mention this weekend April 10-12 in california was to be the coachella festival 125,000+ persons rescheduled to October this year 2020. (same site as desert trip festival) And there is a good chance that Coachella will be cancelled this year. There has always been zero chance that the Stones would tou
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Quotedaspyknows Quotemickschix Suggesting that whoever might have an inside track to the Stones Organization to phone them/text them and express the displeasure and anxiety their delayed announcement is causing millions of fans who are desperate for some kind of answer about this tour! We don't NEED to be thinking about this and stressing over our refunds! This is a lot of money we've i
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QuoteKingmanBarstow Quotedaspyknows QuoteTornAndFried The fact that the Rolling Stones have chosen to stay silent about the tour and have not made any kind of announcement yet shows how little they actually care about their fans. Even if they are unsure about what they are going to do at this point just say something FFS! They are the trendiest and most UN fan-friendly band on the planet. Come
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CDC recommends canceling events with 50 or more people for the next eight weeks throughout US
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QuoteTornAndFried The NBA just suspended all basketball games for the remainder of the season. I suspect hockey games and indoor arena concerts will be next to go. Not accurate. Till further notice. Statement below The NBA announced that a player on the Utah Jazz has preliminarily tested positive for COVID-19. The test result was reported shortly prior to the tip-off of tonight’s game between
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NBA suspended season due to player testing positive
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Quotebv The biggest problem with the coronavirus is when local clusters start to spread the virus, i.e. it is not coming from China, Iran or Italy, but from local superspreaders in a cluster area. So far I have seen these in USA: King County, Washington State (Seattle) - 116 confirmed cases New Rochelle, New York (NYC/Manhattan) - 108 confirmed cases Santa Clara, California (San Jose) - 43
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Quotetimbernardis I think we will know a lot more as to large outdoor event cancellations with the advent of the regular baseball season which begins on March 26th. plexi The league are not going to cancel MLB games. Just as they have not (to date) cancelled any NBA, NHL, NCAA, PGA, etc. games/events. Cancelling games would have systemic and wide-spread issues all over the place for the sea
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Quotekv2915 Quoteswimtothemoon Hmm the SXSW conference and festival was cancelled on relatively short notice. It was due to begin a week from now. Sounds like the city, in this case being Austin, must declare a disaster or “state of emergency” prior to the cancellation. From what I read, from others who have posted above, this procedure is important for insurance reasons. In terms of the Ston
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Quotedaspyknows QuoteOneHourPhoto Quoteswimtothemoon Hmm the SXSW conference and festival was cancelled on relatively short notice. It was due to begin a week from now. Sounds like the city, in this case being Austin, must declare a disaster or “state of emergency” prior to the cancellation. From what I read, from others who have posted above, this procedure is important for insurance reasons
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QuoteDeanGoodman QuoteOneHourPhoto Besides being the right thing to do, the SWSX promoters placed a tremendous amount of pressure on local officials to cancel the events as it is such a mammoth event with people coming from all over the world and people/companies spending hundreds of millions of dollars in the local economy. It was for hopes of financial recovery from the official cancellation an
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QuoteDeanGoodman QuoteOneHourPhoto A single concert is the tinest of a tiny blip on the radar attended by 90%-95% locals that will sleeping in their own bed after the show. With minimal impact. A city is not going to care to declare a State of Emergency in order to cancel a concert. We're not talking single concerts, though. The Stones aren't the only band touring this summer. Justin
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Quoteswimtothemoon Hmm the SXSW conference and festival was cancelled on relatively short notice. It was due to begin a week from now. Sounds like the city, in this case being Austin, must declare a disaster or “state of emergency” prior to the cancellation. From what I read, from others who have posted above, this procedure is important for insurance reasons. In terms of the Stones concerts
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Quoteodean73 Quotebuffalo7478 If flying in from Europe, it may be much cheaper to fly to Toronto, rent a car and drive the 2 hours to Buffalo. When going to Europe, we always fly out of Toronto because of the lower fares and access to many more airlines. Buffalo is a smaller city. I live just over a mile from the venue. There are a few lousy motels I would not recommend nearby, but they
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Quotemnewman505 I don't see the new Las Vegas stadium being ready in time, I think that one is out. It was never "in" to be now "out"
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Quotehockenheim95 QuoteMartinStone87 Good day, good Monday for everyone! Hoping this is the wqeek of the announcement !!! until now there's no official sign for a tour. No billboards, no social media activity. I have the feeling that an announcement doesn't come this week. And I hope so because on February 14 I sadly don't have any time to buy ticket While they have not change
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QuoteTornAndFried Quoterogerriffin QuoteTKinOH Thanks to Rocks Off... Rumors of 2 gigs possible in Mexico City... Info from a month back but news nonetheless! The excitement builds!! December 28 is "April Fools" day here in Mexico city, it's because the radio station shared those joke news... Playing in Mexico City is actually not too far fetched. If a South Ameri
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QuoteTumblinDice76 What really is the NFL tie in besides selling T-shirts? Harley Davidson also did a cross marketing with the Stones last Summer. That part I agree with you, and what I said if this tie-in is to be believed, as IORR is infamous of twisting nothing into "fact" (i.e in the thread alone, they were playing JazzFest and in Las Vegas in August in the new stadium) If there
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QuoteTumblinDice76 Super Bowl is 2 weeks away, not next Sunday. I'd be shocked if the Stones wasted money on a super Bowl add. In the age of social media announcing a tour at that price is just bad business. And the NFL tie in doesn't really have much to do with Super Bowl advertising. The Network carrying the Super Bowl, which is Fox this year sells advertising not the NFL. So the Ston
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Quotebv Press conferences are like telefax - old days and long gone. The new way of announcing a tour is tongues, banners, teasers, painted trams, stuff that may get photos and news sharing into social media, fit for internet distribution. Well if the announcement timeline is to be believed and if the NFL Shirt tie-in is to be believed as well Then you have to assume some sort of promotion/t
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