The Garden, a PJ Harvey Discussion Site

Nov 11 & 12 - Buenos Aires, Argentina - Personal Fest
Nov 14 - São Paulo, Brazil - Bourbon Shopping
Nov 15 - São Paulo, Brazil - Popload Festival
Nov 18 - Mexico City, Mexico - Corona Capital Festival

http://pjharvey.net/live/

PJ Harvey regresa a México como headliner del Festival Corona Capital 2017
http://eemagazine.net/musica/29-noticia ... pital-2017

Who's going to Corona Capital? I have a feeling that PJ has a very weak fanbase in Mexico, and possibly most of the people who's going to attend her show will be posers (don't get me wrong, I'm crazy excited still)

http://www.diarioonline.com.br/entreten ... acoes.html

November 15th - Popload Festival (São Paulo, Brazil)

PJ Harvey confirma como headliner del Popload Festival en Brasil



http://eemagazine.net/musica/29-noticia ... -en-brasil

http://www.personalfest.com.ar/lineup.html

http://www.lanacion.com.ar/2047580-jack ... sonal-fest

Personal Fest (Buenos Aires, Argentina) - November 11 & 12.

It was just a suspicion until I did the totting up yesterday (thanks to the splendid Gigography), but by the time the last of the Autumn dates are out of the way Polly will have been touring Hope 6 for longer than any other album - unless you count all the dates the first line-up played before Dry came out. Not, perhaps, as many performances, but a more extended period. I'm not sure what, if anything, that tells us, but it's 'worth noting'.

AineteEkaterini wrote:It was just a suspicion until I did the totting up yesterday (thanks to the splendid Gigography), but by the time the last of the Autumn dates are out of the way Polly will have been touring Hope 6 for longer than any other album - unless you count all the dates the first line-up played before Dry came out. Not, perhaps, as many performances, but a more extended period. I'm not sure what, if anything, that tells us, but it's 'worth noting'.

I assume the current tour is the most expensive tour of hers (considering big band, private jets, elaborate backdrops, lighting, and all of the musical equipment - with more than 20 only on-stage monitors and stuff), so it's probably the management wanting to make it profitable. Plus, despite being stretched in time, it should be somewhat "comfy" for PJ this time around - there are extended gaps between "tour legs", and this declarative "no interviews" thing, so she can concentrate solely on singing and live performance itself, which is the time when "songs make most sense" to her, as she was saying a lot.

Kuk91 wrote:I assume the current tour is the most expensive tour of hers ...

Yes, I'm sure you're right - the pressure to recoup costs must be a factor. I see the longest tour before this was the Stories one which, again, it must have been tempting to keep going simply because the album was doing so well.

https://www.instagram.com/p/BZ1BpRzhwVq ... d=pjharvey
PJ HARVEY will make a free presentation at the Bourbon Shopping, in São Paulo, Brazil, on Nov, 14th. In the next day, she'll play at Popload Festival with Phoenix, Daughter, Neon Indian and the Brazilian rock band Carne Doce.

^ "#Popload Announces #PJHarvey Free Show on 14/11 at Bourbon Shopping Mall! Tickets only via #PoploadSocial through participation in volunteer work and blood donation. Openings * TOMORROW * at the site: www.ticketload.com"

Was there a show last night? Any news?

TheNightingale wrote:Was there a show last night? Any news?

The show in Buenos Aires is later tonight. Pics of backstage and soundtrack are starting to surface

https://www.instagram.com/p/BbaDPnsn2B4/

Does anybody knows about last night setlist?

According to setlist.fm:

01 Chain of Keys
02 The Ministry of Defence
03 The Community of Hope
04 Let England Shake
05 The Words That Maketh Murder
06 The Glorious Land
07 White Chalk
08 In the Dark Places
09 The Wheel
10 The Ministry of Social Affairs
11 50ft Queenie
12 Down by the Water
13 To Bring You My Love
14 River Anacostia

So a pretty short show, just 1 hour long.