2020 Incelroo Discussion and Support Thread

Also dumbest name.

The name and the poster are both amazing. What’s wrong with you guys?

Green Day, Weezer, and Fallout Boy can move 35-60K tickets per market? These are some massive venues...the kids will come out to see Weezer (thanks to Africa) and Fallout Boy (thanks to their Radio Disney/Jock Jams rebirth) but Green Day hasn’t had a crossover hit in over a decade.

If prices are north of $75, they might have an issue filling these venues.

Venue size makes sense to me. I was thinking football stadiums might be too big, but ballparks seem like a good fit.

But yeah, I'm guessing this tour is mostly aimed at people in their thirties.

i'm not sure if these bands can fill stadiums, but i know i always underestimate the current popularity of 90s/early 00s pop punk. i'm 38, i think to a large group of people 4-8 years younger than me those bands are a big deal nostalgia-wise.

quick story about the first time i ever felt old: i did theater in high school, 1996-2000. My pop-punk period was Green Day's "Dookie", those two Rancid albums, and that one Offspring album. My senior year before the first spring show the whole cast and crew were backstage doing makeup, and somebody put Blink-182 "Enema of the State" on. Of course I knew the singles, but had never listened to the album, and the freshman theater kids all in unison sung every goddamn lyric. It was the first time I realized I'd completely missed some big musical thing.

for the next five years i took drugs and listened to widespread panic.

Glad Weezer are out. They would take up some prime real estate.

I think Green Day and Weezer will have a stronghold on the teenage demographic for a while, like Nirvana. They seem to be the introductory bands to alternative music for a lot of people. Fall Out Boy was actually surprisingly big in 2015 (that year's album sold 1m units in about a year) but last years album seems to be floating around the 200k-300k mark so this tour coming now makes sense. Then there's also the 20's crowd who lived through FoB's "good" years and also the American Idiot/Beverly Hills years that should come. I think the crowd will actually be fairly diverse in terms of age but the price confuses me. This seems like a tour that people would be like "yeah I'd spend $35 on that" cause it's easy to get a group of people to go but ballpark tickets can get pricy.

It's been argued here that PATD are like top four at Roo. (Not by me.)

Panic at the Disco would headline if they played. I don't think they'll play, though.

I was thinking more Slim Jim or Flamin’ Hot Cheetos.

Reasonable, realistic, and crowd pleasing. I'll take it!

Idk, his points usually seem pretty valid and thought-out to me.

Can I replace Frank with Tyler instead? Or Kendrick? Even Drake?

sorry, no