Tour Prediction and Speculation Thread Tour • Page 171

Owen — 2024 Tour Dates
APRIL
25 – Chicago, IL @ Empty Bottle
29 – Providence, RI @ Alchemy
30 – Hamden, CT @ Space Ballroom
MAY
01 – Boston, MA @ Sonia
02 – New York, NY @ Sultan Room
03 – Philadelphia, PA @ Philadelphia Ethical Society
04 – Washington, DC @ Songbyrd
JUNE
03 – Barcelona, ES @ Heliogàbal
08 – London, UK @ Oslo
09 – Leeds, UK@ Brudenell
JULY
24 – San Diego, CA @ Voodoo Room
25 – Los Angeles, CA @ The Echo
26 – San Francisco, CA @ Bottom Of The Hill
AUGUST
05 – Portland, OR @ Mississippi Studios
06 – Seattle, WA @ Madame Lous
22 – Cleveland, OH @ Beachland Tavern
23 – Buffalo, NY @ Ninth Ward
24 – Pittsburgh, PA @ Club Cafe
25 – Columbus, OH @ Ace of Cups

 

guess this means we're not getting more af dates until the fall.

 

Ska! This line-up is looking really solid already with a lot of diversity in sounds across the board.

 

2nd leg of Silversun Pickups tour just announced

 

New vampire weekend has to mean dates are coming soon

 

BOGO ticket to certain show with code 'LOVEAXS'

 

I would hope so. They are my wife's favorite band and we had tickets to see them right before the pandemic which of course was cancelled and they've been quiet since.

 

I’d also assume the same for Cage The Elephant

 

You would assume correctly.

 

New Kacey Musgrave album in March too, give me those dates NOW

 

Green Day’s stadium show here in Toronto is sold out. 45,000+

 

Looks like San Francisco, Toronto, and Boston are all sold out! I knew the Boston date was selling pretty okay... But a sellout this far in advance is surprising to me.

 

Still scratching my head that this Green Day tour seems to be doing (at least initially) better than Hella Mega ticket-sales wise.

 

Haven't bought my Green Day ticket yet for Detroit but I bought parking for $10 because I learned my lesson in 2021 when everything in town was $40-50.

 

Vampire Weekend...........are they an arena act in every city on this new record?

 

Maybe cause there's no Weezer on this tour

 

Hella Mega had FOB as co-headliner, which I feel like have a much younger crowd than SP and Rancid.

Green Day, SP, and Rancid…while all being a little bit different genre wise they were all part of that alt-rock surge in the early 90s. It tracks that this would sell better with SP in the direct support slot.

 

Yeah it definitely will be a big hit with middle age guys (raises hand) but there seems to be some animosity between the GD and SP fans and not the same amount of crossover that one would imagine. Nevertheless, happy the tour is doing well.

 

I don't get "sold out!" when I can go on Ticketmaster for the SF Green Day show and select some "standard" tickets from the seating chart.

If all that was left was 'Platinum' tickets, then sure, but it's not technically "sold out" yet if there are so many scattered Standard tix still available ...

 

my local stop on the green day tour is one of the smaller, no-pumpkins shows, and it still has plenty, especially not knowing how full either the pit or lawn is yet. perosnally Im holding out for 25 dollar concert week lawn ticket

 

Oops... I definitely meant to put this in thee tour-specific thread. But here we are. I'm honestly a little surprised too! I think the pairing of Green Day, FOB, and Weezer was far more cohesive than this one. Like we've talked about before, I think adding another 90s punk band about Rancid's size would have made this tour a bit more palatable to your average fan on paper.

But it seems to be doing okay! I'd imagine the album plays have a lot more to do with that over any of the openers, though. Especially because it's Green Day's two biggest (and both have like, three generations of fans at this point).

 

There was a noticeable boost in sales as soon as the Dookie/AI announcement was made.

 

Damn the link doesnt work for me