Quotekovach QuoteTopi Quotetony From past experiences, do you think they will have a separate on sale date for the second nights or will it go on sale the same day after a sell out? That depends. Sometimes they might add the second date during a presale, even. I swear, the last 2 times I saw them in Chicago, they added the 2nd Soldier Field date during the presale, as well as 2 additional sho
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QuoteHairball QuoteIguanamom QuoteHairballyc Would have been a great show to be at! The weather was warm, an intimate setting in the Hollywood Hills- you could feel history being made in the moment. A favorite part was the video with Graham Nash & David Crosby being supported by Wynton Marsalis playing Guinevere. Communion & celebration all around! Hope this event will help persuade Nei
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Trapped seems to be the special song of the tour for markets that he really has a history with Buffalo, Boston, and Philly I imagine Philly probably might have got Streets of Philadelphia IF it hadn’t been the first show after 3 postponements. I felt extremely fortunate to get 27 songs and Land of Hope and Dreams in Milwaukee. If you haven’t seen the show, it’s awfully close to perfectio
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QuoteHairball Still no word on who is ill, and from what type of illness. I’d imagine this clip is the closest that we’ll ever get to an answer That’s a clip of a spokesperson from Live Nation speaking about it and he says he, before very quickly changing to they and clarifying that the band doesn’t want to say who, etc, though later says he again. Now, yes, almost all of the E Stree
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QuoteMizzAmandaJonez “TRUCKS are at the Wells Fargo parking lot” Appreciate the suggestion, but it’s doubtful Derek Trucks can fill in for the Boss Very well played! I appreciate this one
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Quotebam Bruce has always had trouble selling many markets. He’s strong along the east coast and the northern Midwest. He’s not as strong in the west. He routinely sells out stadiums in Europe. He can only do that in the US in some eastern and midwestern cities. One small caveat there. California is outstanding for Bruce. He does extremely well in greater LA and SF. Outside of Ca
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Quotekevinbud62583 Think they’ll do two night stands in big cities like Chciago? I would guess no because it sounds like they’ll be doing some other Midwest dates. Whenever they play Chicago more than the other cities (50 and Counting and 2019 tour), it’s in part because it’s the only location on the tour for the Midwest (not on the coasts essentially). Doesn’t seem like Chicago is likely
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QuoteSockers56 I wonder if Detroit may end up being one of the stops? I’d very surprised if they repeat any of the 2021 stops. Well at least the shows that actually occurred (excluding the cancelled shows from original 2020 slate).
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Quotehymenlips Yep.Reliable source. Said its a done deal. Also said Springsteen to Wrigley too. No idea on the Stones and Soldier Field for June 30th Bruce at Wrigley and is correct and somewhat public knowledge thanks to some of the hosts on the Score (sports radio) in Chicago, who spoke about it after the Cubs convention. Bruce based on European tour and Cubs schedule is likely a weeken
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Quotebv I hear about some dates in USA June and July, so unless there are some late changes, it seems like there will be a tour this summer. Thanks BV. That lines up with what another well informed person also said (just to add additional sourcing). Appreciate the update.
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QuoteTopi Make it a summer tour, I'm good with that. At least in June. Based on past reliability of the BTX poster, I feel pretty confident that part of the tour (North America) will be May - July. The uncertainty could be around the timing of the Latin American tour and/or portion of the tour or some other component.
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QuoteElmo Lewis QuoteDiegoGlimmerStones Quotetrevormcmullin My Prediction for the 2023 North America Tour: North America May - July 2023 SoFi Stadium,Los Angeles,CA,USA BC Place,Vancouver,BC,CAD Soldier Field,Chicago,IL,USA Parc Jean-Drapeau,Montreal,QC,CAD Rogers Centre,Toronto,ON.CAD FirstEnergy Stadium,Cleveland,OH,USA Gillette Stadium,Foxborough,MA,USA FedEx Field,Land
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Quotetrevormcmullin My Prediction for the 2023 North America Tour: North America May - July 2023 SoFi Stadium,Los Angeles,CA,USA BC Place,Vancouver,BC,CAD Soldier Field,Chicago,IL,USA Parc Jean-Drapeau,Montreal,QC,CAD Rogers Centre,Toronto,ON.CAD FirstEnergy Stadium,Cleveland,OH,USA Gillette Stadium,Foxborough,MA,USA FedEx Field,Landover,MD,USA Lincoln Financial Field,Ph
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QuoteOneHourPhoto 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) Yes.
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QuoteTopi 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.¨ That would check out with what we have been hearing so far from BV and 40 x 5. And "mainly US" means at least Canada is in play. For clarity, person said US specifically, but given what we know I put mainly
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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.
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QuoteRisingStone I notice the number of Online Users of the IORR website for the last few weeks has increased dramatically — after the SIXTY Tour was over, it was normally 2-3 hundreds for a couple of months, but now marks constantly 4-6 hundreds. I have just clicked and opened the page and seen it hit 736! Is it a reflection of the fans’ expectations for the possible forthcoming new album an
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Quotetimbernardis It will be the US/North America, much as I would love to see them in Rome. plexi Seeing the dynamic prices that some acts are currently able to pull, it makes all the sense in the world to hit the major markets in North America that haven’t received shows for the most part since 2019. There’s still a large amount of post COVID demand and so 2023 probably is the last
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Quotekovach Quotebitusa2012 QuoteJDSAM1994 Quotecolonial All this talk of another American tour is getting so boring, I want to hear more rumours of an Australian and New Zealand tour... That's just like your opinion man No it’s not. Mine too BitUSA2012, not sure folks got your Lebowski joke I use this one all the time at work with team members that I know well
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QuoteDiegoGlimmerStones Quotebabyblue Well sticking to topic here, This tour could include Mexico City besides Canada & USA. That would be great, hopefully they will play in Mexico City and more latin american cities too. Ready for more satisfaction! Looking at the box office scores from 2016, the highest demand and economically, Mexico, Brazil, and Argentina make the most sense of possi
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Say what you want about John Mayer, but this version of Respectable is absolutely smoking!
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QuoteGfmsoccer They did 2 back to back US tours, where they did those cities. Since the tours are so short, please do different cities The pattern is typically Major Markets first - Chicago, Boston, Philly , DC, NYC, few cities in the South such as Miami and/or Houston, LA, San Fran, and possible shows in the Western part of US such as Phoenix, Denver, or Pacific Northwest’s Seattle. 2n
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QuoteJimmyTheSaint Take this from a guy whose handle is "JimmyTheSaint". Bruce lost “it” as a songwriter after Tunnel of Love, IMO. A few decent songs here and there since, while he retained his skills as a performer and entertainer. The live shows with E Street have remained strong. For comparisons sake I believe that post 1987 Tom Petty proved to be the better songwriter of the
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QuoteStonesSmeth99 QuoteMisterDDDD Quotespunky How about 10 shows in the USA/Canada in April/ May, a few weekse rest and then start halfway June in Europe till end of July with another 10 shows? I think this scenario (or close) is most likely.. The bare bones 60 stage makes it more feasible. This seems unlikely - from previous posts it sounds like there'll be 24-30 shows over 2023 and
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QuoteTopi QuoteVoodooLounge13 Myself with them planning on hitting 3 continents next year... They're not necessarily planning to do that. Remember, it was The Sun writing that. The logistics of touring in Asia or Oceania are probably through the roof. Bruce Dickinson of Iron Maiden reportedly said that the revenue from few shows they had planned in Japan barely covered logistics of shi
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QuoteDougratajczak87 QuoteNashvilleBlues For fun, I'm totally guessing here on the 2023 North America tour cities: Vancouver, CAN Buffalo, NY NYC/NJ Boston, MA Chicago, IL Milwaukee, WI Portland, OR OKC, OK Cincinnati/Cleveland, OH Louisville, KY Phoenix, AZ Indianapolis, IN Sacramento, CA Those in the know, are you automatically ruling any of these out, and, if so, why?
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QuoteNashvilleBlues For fun, I'm totally guessing here on the 2023 North America tour cities: Vancouver, CAN Buffalo, NY NYC/NJ Boston, MA Chicago, IL Milwaukee, WI Portland, OR OKC, OK Cincinnati/Cleveland, OH Louisville, KY Phoenix, AZ Indianapolis, IN Sacramento, CA Those in the know, are you automatically ruling any of these out, and, if so, why? Would imagine that it
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QuoteTopi QuoteDalgtor Quotebv The release of their album "A Bigger Bang" was supported by a two years worldwide tour of 148 shows during Aug. 2005 to Aug. 2007. Ronnie is leaking a lot of their plans actually, a 50 years package i.e. Sticky Fingers to current, another tour, and a new album. So I assume they will do major cities worldwide next year. When I heard Ronnie's commen
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QuoteSpud I'm curious as to whether there is a reason for more Canadian dates not routinely being included when they tour in North America ? Most major Canadian cities are geographically located no less conveniently than many of the US dates ...so when touring why not consider the US and Canada as one geographical whole , much as they do with South America ? $$$ and capacity. They on
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QuoteNikkei Taylor couldn't cover for Ron. Ron is integral. I've watched Taylor solo on CYHMK at Glastonbury again and once you've gotten over the fact that it's him with the Stones you have to admit it's pretty dreadful. Ronnie certainly did it better this year. Would politely suggest not basing on an opinion of a performer on one performance. I'm sure we could
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