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Pearl Jam 2022 Euro Tour: Let the tour begin…

Pearl Jam 2022 Euro Tour will kick off in a few days: 17 shows, the first one at Pinkpop Festival and the last one at Ziggo Dome in Amsterdam.

We are going to add every setlist to our Setlist section, post updates about every show on our social media channels ( Facebook , Twitter , Instagram ) and share videos through our YouTube channel .

PEARL JAM 2022 EURO TOUR

6/18/22 Landgraaf, The Netherlands – Pinkpop Festival ☮ 6/21/22 Berlin, Germany – Waldbuhne ✔ 6/23/22 Zurich, Switzerland – Hallenstadion ✔ 6/25/22 Imola, Italy – Autodromo Internazionale Enzo e Dino Ferrari ☀ ✔ 6/28/22 Frankfurt, Germany – Festhalle ✔ 6/30/22 Werchter, Belgium – Rock Werchter Festival ☮ 7/03/22 Stockholm, Sweden – Lollapalooza Stockholm ☮ 7/05/22 Copenhagen, Denmark – Royal Arena ★ 7/08/22 London, UK – Hyde Park, BST Festival * 7/09/22 London, UK – Hyde Park, BST Festival * 7/12/22 Budapest, Hungary – Budapest Arena ✔ 7/14/22 Krakow, Poland – Tauron Arena ✔ 7/17/22 Paris, France – Lollapalooza Paris ☮ 7/20/22 Vienna, Austria – Wiener Stadthalle ✔ 7/22/22 Prague, Czech Republic – O2 Arena ✔ 7/24/22 Amsterdam, The Netherlands – Ziggo Dome ☆ 7/25/22 Amsterdam, The Netherlands – Ziggo Dome ☆

☮ Festival date ☀ Pixies ✔ White Reaper ★ IDLES ☆ Shame

Pearl Jam European Tour 2022 Merchandise Lineup

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Will there be early merch sales? Yes. Headline Shows: We plan on opening the outdoor merchandise stand each headline show day at 1:00 PM. This time is subject to change.

Festivals: -Pinkpop Festival: 11:00 AM Doors -Rock Werchter Festival: 11:30 PM Doors -Lollapalooza Stockholm: 1:00 PM Doors -BST Hyde Park: 1:00 PM VP Doors/2:00 PM Regular Doors. -Lollapalooza Paris: 1:00 PM Doors.

Will poster tubes be allowed? Yes. You can bring your own tube or purchase one at the merch stands while supplies last.

Will there be merch restrictions? Yes. Event posters are limited to (2) per customer. Event stickers and event buttons are limited to (3) per customer. Restrictions are subject to change without notice.

What forms of payment are accepted? All shows will be accepting cash and card.

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Favorite song: Present Tense Favorite album: No Code Favorite bands/artists other than PJ: Tom Waits, Soundgarden, Ramones, Bruce Springsteen, IDLES, Fontaines D.C., The Murder Capital, Mark Lanegan, Cat Power, R.E.M.

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Pearl Jam were due to head out on a 17 date UK and European tour in 2020, but due to coronavirus restrictions, they had to follow in the footsteps of many other artists and push back their shows until 2021. Now the legendary grunge-rockers are being forced to postpone their tour for yet another year, and will be returning in 2022.

Unfortunately, this means that their two night scheduled appearance at this year’s British Summer Time event at Hyde Park is also being moved . In a statement, the organization said “It is with a heavy heart that we announce that BST Hyde Park will not take place in July 2021. We are however happy to share that Duran Duran and Pearl Jam will go ahead in July 2022.”

Tickets purchased for these UK and European Pearl Jam shows will remain valid, and fans who will no longer be able to attend the following year will need to head to their point of purchase for a refund.

Pearl Jam’s 2021 European tour has been rescheduled for June and July of 2022. Previously purchased tickets remain valid. More info at https://t.co/EzVNqf5gso . pic.twitter.com/79VAQY4LkJ — Pearl Jam (@PearlJam) March 30, 2021

In the meantime, “to thank Pearl Jam fans for their patience”, the band’s performance at 2010 Hyde Park will be able to video stream for free from Friday, April 2nd at 8pm ET to Monday, April 5th at 11:59pm on YouTube , Facebook and through nugs.net.

Pearl Jam play the following UK and European dates in 2022:

June 14: Amsterdam, Ziggo Dome June 15: Amsterdam, Ziggo Dome June 18: Landgraaf, Pinkpop Festival June 21: Berlin, Waldbühne June 23: Zurich, Hallenstadion June 25: Imola, Autodromo Internazionale Enzo e Dino Ferrari June 28: Frankfurt, Festhalle June 30: Werchter, Rock Werchter July 3: Stockholm, Lollapalooza July 5: Copenhagen, Royal Arena July 8: London, BST Hyde Park July 9: London, BST Hyde Park July 12: Budapest, Arena July 14: Krakow, Tauron Arena July 17: Paris, Lollapalooza July 20: Vienna, Wiener Stadthalle July 22: Prague, O2 Arena

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Pearl Jam reschedules European Tour to Summer 2022

Article contributed by pearl jam | published on tuesday, march 30, 2021.

Previously purchased tickets will remain valid for all rescheduled shows. Fans who are unable to attend the new dates should reach out to their point of purchase for ticket options. Ten Club ticket holders will receive an email with further information.

A year after postponing the 2020 tour, it remains difficult to again postpone getting back on the road. Pearl Jam is encouraged by the vaccine rollouts happening around the world and eagerly awaits the day they can safely tour again. In the meantime, the band hopes everyone will stay vigilant and keep wearing their masks in anticipation of gathering together safely in 2022 .

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Inside Job ( Tour debut, first time as opener since 2006 ) Play Video
Animal Play Video
Last Exit Play Video
Why Go Play Video
Mind Your Manners Play Video
Interstellar Overdrive ( Pink Floyd cover) Play Video
Corduroy Play Video
Fatal ( Tour debut ) Play Video
Elderly Woman Behind the Counter in a Small Town Play Video
Dance of the Clairvoyants Play Video
In My Tree Play Video
Given to Fly Play Video
Garden Play Video
Never Destination Play Video
Do the Evolution Play Video
Jeremy Play Video
Buckle Up Play Video
Better Man ( with "Save it for Later" tag ) Play Video
Porch Play Video
River Cross Play Video
State of Love and Trust Play Video
Alive Play Video
Indifference Play Video

Note: "Crazy Mary" and "Even Flow" were listed as alternates to "River Cross" and "State of Love and Trust". Soundcheck included "Love Boat Captain", "Buckle Up", "Never Destination", and "Inside Job".

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Elderly Woman Behind the Counter in a Small Town
Indifference
Do the Evolution
Given to Fly
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Interstellar Overdrive by Pink Floyd

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Pearl Jam Announces Rescheduled 2022 Tour Dates

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After postponing its world tour in March 2020 at the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, Pearl Jam has announced new 2022 tour dates. The stretch of nearly three-dozen concerts will take the alt-rockers around the globe from May through September in support of 2020’s Gigaton .

The tour will now begin in San Diego, CA on May 3rd and features West Coast stops at Los Angeles, CA’s The Forum (5/6, 5/7); Glendale, AZ (5/9); Oakland, CA (5/12, 5/13); Fresno, CA (5/16); Sacramento, CA (5/18); and Las Vegas, NV’s MGM Grand Garden Arena (5/18). All North American tour dates will feature support from Pluralone , helmed by former Red Hot Chili Peppers guitarist Josh Klinghoffer , who will also join Pearl Jam as a touring musician. Klinghoffer recently hit the road with PJ frontman Eddie Vedder as part of his backing band for The Earthling Tour , alongside his former RHCP bandmate Chad Smith .

Related: Eddie Vedder Welcomes Stewart Copeland, Benmont Tench At YouTube Theater [Photos/Videos]

After a lengthy jaunt through Europe, where Pearl Jam will link up with opening acts Pixies , IDLES , Shame , and White Reaper , the band will head back to North America in September. That nine-show stretch will see Pearl Jam pick up in Quebec City, Quebec (9/1) before making stops in Ottowa, Ontario (9/3) and Toronto, Ontario (9/8) prior to a concert at New York City’s Madison Square Garden (9/11). The tour will then move through Camden, NJ (9/14); Nashville, TN (9/16); St. Louis, MO (9/18); and Oklahoma City, OK (9/20) before wrapping up in Denver, CO (9/22).

Tickets for the 2022 Pearl Jam North American tour dates will be available through Ticketmaster Verified Fan Registration , which is open now through March 27th at 10 a.m. PT. The Verified Fan on-sale begins on March 29th at 10 a.m. local time. See below for a full list of tour dates.

Pearl Jam 2022 Tour Dates

05-03 San Diego, CA – Viejas Arena % 05-06 Los Angeles, CA – The Forum % 05-07 Los Angeles, CA – The Forum % 05-09 Glendale, AZ – Gila River Arena % 05-12 Oakland, CA – Oakland Arena % 05-13 Oakland, CA – Oakland Arena % 05-16 Fresno, CA – Save Mart Arena % 05-18 Sacramento, CA – Golden 1 Center % 05-20 Las Vegas, NV – MGM Grand Garden Arena % 06-18 Landgraaf, Netherlands – Pinkpop Festival 06-21 Berlin, Germany – Waldbühne ! 06-23 Zurich, Switzerland – Hallenstadion ! 06-25 Imola, Italy – Autodromo Internazionale Enzo e Dino Ferrari ! @ 06-28 Frankfurt, Germany – Festhalle ! 06-30 Werchter, Belgium – Rock Werchter Festival 07-03 Stockholm, Sweden – Lollapalooza Stockholm 07-05 Copenhagen, Denmark – Royal Arena # 07-08 London, England – American Express presents BST Hyde Park 07-09 London, England – American Express presents BST Hyde Park 07-12 Budapest, Hungary – Budapest Arena ! 07-14 Krakow, Poland – Tauron Arena ! 07-17 Paris, France – Lollapalooza Paris 07-20 Vienna, Austria – Wiener Stadthalle ! 07-22 Prague, Czech Republic – O2 Arena ! 07-24 Amsterdam, Netherlands – Ziggo Dome $ 07-25 Amsterdam, Netherlands – Ziggo Dome $ 09-01 Quebec City, Quebec – Videotron Centre % 09-03 Ottawa, Ontario – Canadian Tire Centre % 09-08 Toronto, Ontario – Scotiabank Arena % 09-11 New York, NY – Madison Square Garden % 09-14 Camden, NJ – Waterfront Music Pavilion % 09-16 Nashville, TN – Bridgestone Arena % 09-18 St. Louis, MO – Enterprise Center % 09-20 Oklahoma City, OK – Paycom Center % 09-22 Denver, CO – Ball Arena %

% with Pluralone ! with White Reaper @ with Pixies # with Idles $ with Shame

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Pearl Jam Push European Tour to 2022, Announce Free London 2010 Broadcast

Pearl Jam have announced yet another postponement, this time pushing their European Tour out to summer 2022.

The band’s stops in the Netherlands, Germany, Switzerland, Italy, Germany, England, France and more will take place from June 14 to July 22, 2022.

From there, the band will offer their long-awaited North American tour, starting March 18, 2022 in Toronto.

Understanding how these shifts have thrown fans for a loop, Pearl Jam is offering some entertainment even sooner, putting on a free, Friday night broadcast of their July 25, 2010 show in London.

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July 25, 2022 – Ziggo Dome, Amsterdam, NED

Main Set: Nothing As It Seems, Off He Goes, Footsteps, Alright, W.M.A., Why Go, Even Flow, Pilate, Corduroy, Mankind, Wishlist/(Waiting On A Friend), Hard To Imagine, Better Man/(Beast Of Burden/Save It For Later), Black Diamond, Given To Fly, Improv/Porch

encore 1: Do The Evolution, Purple Rain, Alive, Indifference, Rockin' In The Free World

After 3 show cancellations (Vienna, Prague, and Amsterdam 1) due to Ed’s vocal trouble after the Paris show, Pearl Jam returns to the stage to finish the European leg of the tour. The front row has balloons to welcome the band back, and the crowd starts the “Ed-die” chant as they take the stage. The band is seated for the first few songs, Ed says they’ve had a lot of different shows but “this show will be different.” Nothing As It Seems opens for the first time since 2000 and there’s a loud cheer when Ed starts to sing. Afterward, he greets the audience:

“Good evening…it sure is nice to be able to say those words…we were not gonna leave this part of the world without playing one more show.”

Off He Goes is a request, with the lyric changed to “…riding on a motorbike in Amsterdam…” Ed thanks his doctor, Dr. Marco Franken, telling the crowd he had no voice even as of the day before, and pictures of him in the doctor’s office are shown on the screens. Alright makes its European debut, only the 3rd performance. Ed says they’re going to play another request, from 4 years ago, that they’ve never done in Europe before (it had been played there only once in full, in Rotterdam in 1993), and the drums kick in for W.M.A. Mike thrashes around the stage, focused and intense, and Josh and Matt combine for a rhythmic pummeling. The crowd sings along to every word of Why Go and Even Flow, doing their best to help Ed. The line in Corduroy is “…absolutely everything’s changed…” No vocals on the Waiting on a Friend tag this time. Hard To Imagine is another request, with Josh and Ed making it a four-guitar attack. Ed keeps playing for a minute right before the band usually kicks in on Better Man, stepping to the microphone and saying

…after tonight I don’t have to sing for a whole fucking month…so I can do as much damage as I want” [laughs]

Mike sings the first verse of Black Diamond before Matt takes over. The improv before Porch is Ed solo, and has the lines “I love this life” repeated over and over, then he switches to “I love your life” a couple of times before going back to “I love this life” and then transitioning right into Porch. Mike and Ed kneel at the front of the stage for a minute during the jam, Mike wailing away and Ed building up the crowd. After the break, he has the shiny jacket on and talks about how Jeff heard him warming up in the hotel and thought “oh no, we’re fucked,” but it looks like they’re going to make it. He thanks the crowd, saying that part of the voice problem was climate change, France and Spain on fire, and says

“I really hope that we meet the challenge of climate change a lot better than we met the challenge of COVID, I tell you that…we have the power to come together as human beings to save our planet, which is a selfish endeavor, but we can do it. But I think we just can’t wait for fucking politicians to do it, because they’re just going to do what the businessmen ask them to, pay them to…there’s more of us than them, and nights when you see people gathered like this…and sing as one, and be as one, and agree on one thing, it gives you faith…and we’re so fortunate we get to travel the world and give faith in humanity, and we thank YOU for that.”

He continues, thanking the entire crew and bringing them all out on stage. Josh comes to the front of the stage and starts Purple Rain, Mike nails the long solo as the crowd sings the background vocal part. Ed has a Ukrainian flag as Indifference starts and puts it on the monitor, then changes his mind and picks it back up. Mike smashes his guitar during RITFW, slamming it into his amp, then jokingly attempting to strum the pieces one last time before tossing it aside, while on the other side of the stage some kids are playing tambourines. Ed leaves the crowd with “…going home…gonna miss you…”

July 17, 2022 – Lollapalooza, Longchamp Racecourse, Paris, FRA

Main Set: Why Go, Mind Your Manners, (Interstellar Overdrive)/Corduroy, Daughter, Satan's Bed, Even Flow, Dance Of The Clairvoyants, Who Ever Said, Wishlist/(Waiting On A Friend), Not For You, Given To Fly, Untitled, MFC, Amongst The Waves, Jeremy, Do The Evolution, Black, Go, Porch

encore 1: Alive, Baba O'Riley

Why Go kicks off a blistering start, a tag-less Daughter indicating that they’re going to try and keep things tight. Lots of little changes tonight, Ed adds the “…absolutely everything’s changed” line in Corduroy, and changes the line to “…can’t buy what I want because it’s clean air, man…” Lots of call and response during the bridge, with mixed participation from the crowd. Continuing the let’s-play-a-super-rare-one streak, Satan’s Bed appears for only the 39th time in 28 years! Ed is being very emotive, it sounds great and well-rehearsed. As Mike starts the Even Flow solo, Ed exhorts “Red rover, Mister McCready take over!” After the line “…every tomorrow is the same as before…” in Dance of the Clairvoyants, he yells “…fuck you COVID!” Wishlist line is changed to the geographically dubious “…wish I lived in a country as fortunate as…Paris” (pronounced Par-EE). Not For You is a standout performance, Stone has an outstanding night at this show, stabbing the air with his guitar during Jeremy and dancing and strutting around the stage during Evolution. Go finally returns to the set for the first time since 2018. Long main set means a short encore, only 2 songs. Mike’s Alive solo is loose and relaxed, Jeff and Stone have a moment jamming together and then Jeff goes to the side of the stage with Ed and plays for the crowd there. The crowd is projected on the screen behind the band live during Baba, people with flags from Mexico, Chile, and Portugal are seen.

July 14, 2022 – Tauron Arena, Kraków, POL

Main Set: Sometimes, Porch, Do The Evolution, Quick Escape, Dissident, Buckle Up, Even Flow, Seven O’Clock, Immortality, Corduroy, Jeremy, Unthought Known, Once, Who Ever Said/((I Can’t Get No) Satisfaction), Hard To Imagine, Rearviewmirror

encore 1: Better Man/(Save It For Later), Elderly Woman Behind The Counter In A Small Town, Smile, River Cross, Alive, Rockin’ In The Free World

This show, only a few hundred miles away from the Ukrainian border, is heavily tinged with the shadow of that war. Mike is once again masked up for the entire show. Ed gets into Sometimes, nearly screaming the final lines. Porch is a surprise early, away from its usual main set-ending slot. Ed takes a moment after to speak about what’s on his mind:

We will not play a place as important on the world stage as the place that we play tonight…to be invited to play a place, you know, the proximity to this conflict, it’s difficult to find words, except for the war in Ukraine is a gigantic fucking tragedy for the entire planet.

He continues, telling Putin to fuck off, before continuing on an incredible run of songs, some of their most powerful and impactful songs in the catalog, including Quick Escape, which keeps getting better and better. The breakdown at the end rivals anything they’ve done in the past, it’s mesmerizing. Paired with Dissident, they make for an “escape” themed duo, no doubt with Ukrainian refugees in mind. Ed asks the crowd to step back after Buckle Up, as there is no barricade in front of the crowd. Mike is searing on Even Flow, letting note after note wail as Ed walks behind the stage and greets the crowd there. Unthought Known transitions right into Once. Who Ever Said returns, for the first time in Europe, along with the Devo-style “Satisfaction” tag. Ed says they’re going to take a request, and they play a stellar version of Hard To Imagine, the first time it’s been played since the Third Man Records show in 2016! To end the main set, Rearviewmirror finally returns, the first time in 13 shows! Ed drops out on the “…once you…” lines, letting the crowd take the big scream, picking it back up in the middle of the last verse. After the break, Ed thanks the crowd, saying:

…especially, the last couple of years, we couldn’t even, you know, the dream that had been a reality for us for decades was no longer a reality, and we didn’t get to commune with other people, we didn’t get to gather in large groups, and as much as I thought I wouldn’t miss it, or we wouldn’t miss it…we’ve been so fortunate already, I wouldn’t want to be greedy about it, but man, as soon as we weren’t allowed to do it, it seemed like something so very important, and we’re so grateful to be in a room like this, in a place like this, country like this, all together…

He goes on to thank numerous local organizations and people who’ve been on the front lines in the Ukrainian relief effort, pointing out while reading names that they’re all women, and Better Man is introduced with the line “…can’t find a better woman.” Ed improvs some lines during the tag, “if you need me…if you need me…I will be there for you, I promise you…because someday I might need you too…” Small Town is played to the back of the arena. Prior to River Cross, Ed says “this is a song about borders…wishing there weren’t borders.” A Ukrainian flag makes its way on stage before RITFW and Ed drapes himself in it. The longest encore of the tour so far. After introducing the band (including himself as “the guy who drank the most wine on stage tonight”), Ed adds:

…alright, look…hopefully we’ll get to do this again very soon, but in the in-between, every day is critical, we’ll be thinking about you…this part of the country, this part of the planet, of course with this kind of memory in our hearts, in our minds, we’re gonna be thinking positive things, you’ll have our support as well…the planet is grateful. We love you.”

He lingers on stage for a few extra moments after the band leaves, waving and acknowledging people in the crowd, as a chant of “Ed-die, Ed-die…” begins, bringing the show to a close.

July 12, 2022 – Budapest Arena, Budapest, HUN

Main Set: Wash, Why Go, Brain Of J., Corduroy, ½ Full, Even Flow, Dance Of The Clairvoyants, Nothingman, I’m Open, I Am Mine, Given To Fly, Superblood Wolfmoon, Quick Escape, Black/(We Belong Together/MacArthur Park), Do The Evolution, Lukin, Porch

encore 1: Better Man/(Save It For Later), Crazy Mary/(Paint It Black), State Of Love And Trust, Alive/(Voodoo Child (Slight Return)), All Along The Watchtower

An atmospheric Wash opens, with a very nice build to Ed screaming at the end. The first few alternate between deep cuts and fan favorites, Brain of J. rips, Ed leads the crowd clapping during the bridge and Stone is spotlighted on stage during the solo. Ed has the mirrored guitar out for ½ Full and reflects the spotlight into the crowd. Mike has a mask on and plays the whole show with it, hopefully just a precautionary measure. Before Nothingman, Ed sees someone with a sign hoping to hear Sad for their birthday and says “I think that’s so sad, we should play something happy…well, this is a bit of a sad one,” and during the song, acknowledging the crowd reaction, adds “…we sing it together, it’s not so sad!” Following Quick Escape, he thanks the crowd, saying “after all these years, we are deeply honored to be in this room with y’all tonight.” Black includes a line from “MacArthur Park” repeated in the tag, “…we’ll never have that recipe again…” Ed surprises everyone by playing through Lukin slow, accompanied only minimally by Matt, before kicking in to the fast version, one of the few times that’s ever been done and the first in a long time! Ed growls the “…into the house…of Mary…” line in Crazy Mary, and Boom solos for nearly 3 minutes without any competition from Mike. Someone in the crowd hands Ed a rainbow “BUDA FCKN PEST” shirt. No songs from Vs. are played, the first time that’s happened at a full Pearl Jam show since June 26, 2003!

July 9, 2022 – BST Hyde Park, London, ENG

Main Set: Corduroy, Elderly Woman Behind The Counter In A Small Town, Why Go, Deep, Wishlist/(Waiting On A Friend), Garden, Throw Your Hatred Down, Do The Evolution, Animal, Dance Of The Clairvoyants, Not For You, Rats, Faithfull, State Of Love And Trust, Eruption, Black/(We Belong Together), Porch

encore 1: River Cross, Leash, Alive, Yellow Ledbetter, Baba O’Riley

After Small Town, Ed says that they’ll try to play everything that they didn’t play last night. Someone passes out in the crowd due to the heat after Deep and there’s a short break while they are attended to. The Waiting On A Friend tag is extended, with lyrics. Following Garden, Ed gets very passionate talking about the recent active shooter alert incident with his wife and daughter in New York:

…it was a firework that went off in the crowd. And for other people to have these ‘freedoms’, of having a fuckin’ firearm…we’re giving up the freedom to walk out in the streets, to send our kids to school, to go to the movies, the library, the grocery store…

and continues, referencing the Highland Park shooting where a girl saw her mother get shot and had to run away to safety, pleading to address gun violence, adding

…if anyone doesn’t have empathy, or respect for the sanctity of life, their own and others, even their own…if they don’t have that, then that’s exactly the person that we DON’T want to have with a firearm in their possession…

Johnny Marr is brought on stage and takes the solo on an extended, epic version of Throw Your Hatred Down. Ed gives a nod to Josh after Dance of the Clairvoyants, saying he’s “elevated the intellect of the band.” During the songs when Josh isn’t playing, he has a camera and is taking pictures. Ed lets the crowd vote on whether Whipping or Not For You should be played next, and Not For You wins. Rats is another total surprise. Black has to be restarted, Stone had the wrong guitar. The first 16 songs of the set were not played the previous night, Porch ends the set and breaks the streak, still no sign of RVM anywhere. After the break, Ed dedicates River Cross to the people fighting for Ukraine. Johnny Marr returns for Baba, along with Andrew Watt, to close the show. Baba is extended, everyone on stage having a great time. The show closes with the crowd chanting “one more song, one more song…”

July 8, 2022 – BST Hyde Park, London, ENG

Main Set: Better Man/(Save It For Later), Low Light, Breath, Mind Your Manners, Save You, Quick Escape/(God Save The Queen), In Hiding, Retrograde, Light Years, Even Flow, Unthought Known, Daughter/(Good Woman/W.M.A.), Superblood Wolfmoon, Given To Fly, Public Image, Once, Porch

encore 1: I Am The Answer, Jeremy, Indifference, Alive, Rockin' In The Free World

As the crowd sings along to the walk out music, the Beatles’ “All You Need Is Love”, the band takes the stage and Ed conducts the singalong for a minute before starting Better Man, the first time it’s opened a proper Pearl Jam show since 2007! He takes a moment to speak after, saying “Fuck! It’s beautiful here…love what you’ve done with the place,” and thanking White Reaper, Cat Power, and the Pixies, adding that when he and Jeff were in England while mixing Ten, they had gone to a record store in Camden and bought bootlegs, including the Pixies live at Brixton. There are 3 huge screens behind the band, leading to some incredible visuals during the show. Breath is a total surprise early in the set, making its 2022 debut. Ed says that the person who Save You was written for has not been saved yet, and that he thinks about them every time they play the song. Quick Escape returns to the set for the first time since Werchter, and as the song is winding down they pick up the pace and kick in to a little of the Sex Pistols’ “God Save The Queen”, with Ed repeating “no future…no future…” In Hiding is played by request. Light Years is played for a fan named Donna, who had recently passed away at a young age, and her picture is shown on the screens at the end of the song. Ed talks about lies after Even Flow, mentioning Trump, COVID, and social media. He forgets some lyrics to Unthought Known. The crowd is very into the Ten songs, and after the first performance of Public Image since 2014, Once and Porch end the main set on a high note. After the break, Ed brings out Simon Townshend and they play Simon’s “I’m the Answer” acoustic. Jeff comes back wearing the hybrid Pixies/stickman shirt. Tennis legend John McEnroe joins to play guitar on Rockin’ in the Free World. A memorable show, with 9 of the 11 albums represented.

July 5, 2022 – Royal Arena, Copenhagen, DNK

Main Set: Release, Animal, Last Exit, Lukin, Corduroy, Retrograde, Elderly Woman Behind The Counter In A Small Town, Garden, Dance Of The Clairvoyants, Even Flow, Daughter/(W.M.A.), Never Destination, Jeremy, Inside Job, Do The Evolution, Black/(We Belong Together), Love Boat Captain, Porch

encore 1: (Don't Dream It's Over)/Better Man, Alive, Rockin' In The Free World

Release opens in the dark, the stage bathed in blue light. Ed lets the crowd take it during Animal. Retrograde pops up again for the first time since Berlin. Another intense W.M.A. tag, Jeff is playing the actual W.M.A. bassline, Josh is helping out on extra percussion, and the guitars have a little extra bite to them. As it seems to be winding down, Ed goes on a rant:

If a parent makes a mistake, that’s okay…a man makes a mistake and it’s okay, a white American man makes a mistake and it’s okay, he’ll live his life the way he wants anyway, white man American, yea, it’s okay. Personally…since they make up half of our country, I say the women need their power, the women need their power too, ‘cause we should all be able to make a FUCKING MISTAKE…government get your hands off the women’s bodies, government get your hands out of their fuckin’ vaginas, let them have the power to make their own decisions about their own bodies and their own futures and their own minds, because we need them on the planet to make this a fuckin’ better world…

Never Destination is very energetic, Jeff and Matt especially; a great, driving rhythm. Ed thanks the crew and says longtime crew member George Webb is out with COVID, one of the first shows he’s missed since the band started. Someone in the front row has a sign for Inside Job, and Ed sees it and takes the request. Following DTE, a girl has a sign for Black which is also then acknowledged and played. Afterwards, Ed is strumming a guitar at the front of the stage and asks for a bright spotlight on him to be turned off, then asks for all the lights to be turned off and the crowd to bring up their lights, and takes a deep breath before continuing:

Jeff went out to the memorial at Roskilde today and saw the trees, and you know that was a day that changed so many people’s lives, and we kind of remember…there’s like our lives before that, and then there’s our lives after, and that day, in so many ways, colored our humanity, our compassion, our empathy, our sadness, and since that time a lot of us have gone on to have children, so now, even more than back then, we understand the depth of loss [Ed starts to break down in tears] and we’ll always be so sorry for the tragic events that took place…and we just want to say how grateful we’ve been to some of the families that we’ve been able to be in contact with and to share our lives with, and share their futures, and we’ve become friends and we’ve witnessed grandchildren in their lives, and their accepting of us as people has meant as much as anything in our whole lives, [Ed starts to break down again] because for everyone involved, it was just the most traumatic day, so we’re thinking about ‘em, which is not unusual, but thank you…for still being here when we come back, and again, it never stops, but I don’t get the chance to say it, on behalf of all of us, and all of our crew, I just want to send all of our love, and appreciation, and gratitude, and sorrow, to all those families…

Which leads right into a powerful performance of Love Boat Captain, Ed is visibly emotional during the entire song. After the break, he comes back out holding a guitar again and thanks the crowd, adding:

I’m fortunate that we get to play, you know, there was a chance that, out of respect…because there was a tragic occurrence that happened not far from here two days ago, and there’s just one quick thing I want to say, you are so doing the right thing here, it’s impossible to, you know… there’s somebody back home, there was someone who said one of the most ignorant things I’ve ever heard, and they said ‘you know, you see what happened in Denmark, that even when you have the strictest gun laws possible, it still happens’ but you know what, the fact that they can say that when you’ve had 2 incidents in HISTORY, in your history, of what they call mass shootings, so obviously it’s the right thing to do, compared to say, back in our country, where we’ve had 300 THIS YEAR, and it’s early July…so the fact that someone could be so ignorant and idiotic to say such a thing…and not only that, this person is somebody in US government, that is fucking reprehensible.

Ed does a short “Don’t Dream It’s Over” intro to Better Man. During Alive, Ed kneels on the stage and lets the crowd sing the chorus at him, and the song ends with Ed balancing the mic stand upside down in his hand before slamming it down on the stage. Someone from IDLES is brought on stage during RITFW to play tambourine and sing backups.

Special thanks to Kevin Deutsch for relaying the setlist live!

July 3, 2022 – Lollapalooza, Gardet, Stockholm, SWE

Main Set: Elderly Woman Behind The Counter In A Small Town, Low Light, Daughter, Corduroy, Hail, Hail, Even Flow, Glorified G, Dance Of The Clairvoyants, Superblood Wolfmoon, Present Tense, Take The Long Way, Why Go, Wishlist, Do The Evolution, Not For You, Eruption, Porch

encore 1: Black/(We Belong Together), Given To Fly, Alive, Yellow Ledbetter, Rockin’ In The Free World

Ed asks the crowd to “fill the sky with your voice!” during Small Town. No tag on Daughter this early in the set. Mike starts the Even Flow solo behind his head, it’s playful and loose, then dissonant at the very end. There was a shooting in Copenhagen (the next stop on the tour) in the afternoon, no doubt leading to Glorified G here. After the “…do you see the way that tree bends…” line in Present Tense, Ed points to his left and adds “that way”. Take The Long Way returns to the set for the first time in Europe. Mike has a very good, searing solo in Why Go. The Eruption solo leads right into Porch. Following a short We Belong Together tag on Black, Ed improvs “n-n-n-n-n-no, no, no” a few times, then adds “…should have known, should have known…” Given to Fly is a nice addition to the encore. There’s a video screen behind the band, and during Ledbetter the band is projected on multiple levels going up like a pyramid, a very cool effect. Afterwards, they say their goodbyes and take the collective bow, then Ed gives the “one more” sign and they put the guitars back on for Rockin’. Ed closes out the evening with “take care of each other, take care of yourselves, until next time…”

June 30, 2022 – Rock Werchter Festival, Werchter Festival Park, Werchter, BEL

Main Set: Rain, I Believe In Miracles, Even Flow, Why Go, Corduroy, Elderly Woman Behind The Counter In A Small Town, Quick Escape, Dance Of The Clairvoyants, Whipping, Daughter/(Another Brick In The Wall (Pt. 2)), Unthought Known, Do The Evolution, Given To Fly, Nothingman, Jeremy, Long Road, Porch

encore 1: Black/(We Belong Together), Alive, Rockin' In The Free World

June 28, 2022 – Festhalle, Frankfurt, DEU

Main Set: Inside Job, Animal, Last Exit, Why Go, Mind Your Manners, (Interstellar Overdrive)/Corduroy, Fatal, Elderly Woman Behind The Counter In A Small Town, Dance Of The Clairvoyants, In My Tree, Given To Fly, Garden, Never Destination, Do The Evolution, Jeremy, Buckle Up, Better Man/(Save It For Later), Porch

encore 1: River Cross, State Of Love And Trust, Alive, Indifference

The band takes the stage without Ed and starts Inside Job, the first time it’s opened a show since 2006. Ed enters just before the vocals start to huge applause. No double guitar for Mike, Stone actually takes a lot of the early leads. After Last Exit, Ed jokes with the crowd in German. Fatal is a MASSIVE surprise, played by request for Regina. It’s an electric, not acoustic, version, sparse, with a little staccato rhythm. Ed has a “Free Ukraine” sign that he holds up after Garden. Buckle Up transitions nicely into Better Man. Ed has the mirrored guitar for Porch and reflects light all across the upper level of the arena. After the break, Ed sits at the pump organ:

I wonder, if we didn’t read the news in the morning…I wonder if we’d live better lives, I wonder if we wouldn’t get so upset to read about what just happened back home in the United States, where they’ve just taken women’s rights and the ability to plan for their future [mixed crowd reactions], I wonder if we wouldn’t be…disgusted by the gun violence that happens every day back home in our country, it’s so frustrating, harrowing, sad, sickening to be honest…if we just woke up and came and did this and was around you people like tonight, it would be the greatest life in the world, but if we did that, or if we were even tempted to do that, we would be ignoring some of the issues that our fellow humans are going through, and it’s very important to be aware and it’s very important to be active and it’s very important to send your energies to the people who need them, because you never know when you’re going to be the one who needs other people’s energies…

The crowd is nearly completely silent during the beginning of River Cross, seemingly transfixed by the performance. During the last verse, the guitars start to take over and get heavier, and Ed gets up from the organ and goes to the microphone, encouraging the crowd to get involved. The lights go down and everyone has their phone lights on. During Alive, someone in the crowd has a sunflower and hands it to Ed. Mike starts his solo and then halfway through, takes off his guitar and hands it to Josh, who finishes the solo in fine fashion while Mike walks around the stage, thanking the crowd and throwing out picks. Indifference closes the show for the first time since LA II. Jeff is draped in a Ukrainian flag after the show. A great setlist in a beautiful arena.

Pearl Jam Concert Poster - Imola, Italy June 25, 2022

June 25, 2022 – Autodromo Internazionale Enzo e Dino Ferrari, Imola, IT

Main Set: Corduroy, Even Flow, Why Go, Elderly Woman Behind a Counter in a Small Town, Dance of the Clairvoyants, Quick Escape, MFC, Jeremy, Come Back, Save You, Wishlist, Do The Evolution, Seven O'Clock, Daughter/(W.M.A./People Have The Power), Given To Fly, Superblood Wolfmoon, Lukin, Porch

encore 1: State Of Love And Trust, Black/(We Belong Together), Better Man/(American Girl/Beast of Burden/Save It For Later), Alive, Yellow Ledbetter

This is a Mike McCready show from the jump as Corduroy, Even Flow and Why Go all have mind blowing solos, but Mike shreds with his teeth during Even Flow. Ed addresses the crowd in his broken Italian dialect, and has a little fun with them by changing up his accent. Dance of the Clairvoyants is an infectious groove, Stone’s bass is loud and prominent in the beginning. MFC is played back in the country where its origin story began. Crowd is active during Jeremy as Ed has them take the outro for themselves. Come Back is a dedication to Luca, who wrote a letter to Ed sharing that he had recently lost his hero, his brother. It’s the first appearance of a song from the Pearl Jam record in 2022. Another album that makes its debut on this tour is Riot Act as Save You is a welcome surprise. Ed addresses the decision to overturn Roe v. Wade prior to Wishlist, and the theme will get brought up again shortly after. Ed notices some trouble in the crowd prior to Seven O’Clock, and has a young girl pulled out and brought to safety. The song needs to be paused early on due to a commotion in the crowd. When the song breaks back in, Ed channels some anger and animosity while delivering the ‘sitting bullshit’ line, perhaps channeling his frustration with the Roe v. Wade decision. He mentioned it again before Daughter, stating that there are 55 countries that allow women to control their own bodies, today the United States is not one of them. Having a child is wonderful, but it needs to be loved and wanted. In 100% of unwanted pregnancies, the man is responsible. Think about that. Daughter includes a haunting W.M.A. tag where the lyrics are changed to fit the current situation:

She won the lottery… when she was born…

politicians got my daughter again…

Following the W.M.A. tag, we get a quick snippet of People Have The Power. After the chilling performance, Ed lightens the mood and talks about driving a Ferrari back in San Diego when he was working as a security guard. Mike ends off the main set in a big way pulling out another insane performance during Porch. When they return for the encore break, Ed spots another situation in the crowd and holds off until it gets resolved. Black is a powerful performance where the spotlight once again shines on Mike. Towards the end of the song, he attempts to get one of his guitar pedals to work. After a few tries, he starts smashing the body of his guitar into his pedal board creating a remarkably artful sound. He walks away visibly frustrated, dragging his guitar by his side. Better Man is followed by a trio of tags, beginning with Tom Petty’s American Girl which had never been used at a Pearl Jam show before. Ed recites a few lyrics of Beast of Burden which hadn’t been tagged since 2006. Save It For Later caps off the trio. Excluding pre-sets, this is the first show in 2022 without a cover since Phoenix.

Special thanks to Luke Dalley for relaying this setlist!

June 23, 2022 – Hallenstadion, Zurich, SUI

Main Set: Release, Even Flow, Corduroy, Immortality, Dance Of The Clairvoyants, Quick Escape, Daughter/(W.M.A./Leash/Glorified G), Given To Fly, Seven O'Clock, Do The Evolution, Animal, Present Tense, In Hiding, Jeremy, Why Go, Crazy Mary, Porch

encore 1: Smile, Black, Alive

Release opens, ending the streak of unique openers at 15. Before the show, pen and paper was passed around the front row looking for requests, just like in LA on the west coast leg. Matt destroys the ending of Immortality, prompting Ed to talk about all the drummers that we’ve lost, including Charlie Watts and Taylor Hawkins, and says they love Matt so much and they’re glad he’s back. Band is tight and Ed sounds great, much improved over Berlin. Ed holds the mic out to the crowd during Quick Escape, which has a long, extended ending with Mike going absolutely out of this world on the solo. Ed talks about how they played Zurich exactly 22 years ago, and he met his wife the night before that show, in Milan, and now there’s “a lot of daughters…women of the world are gonna take over,” leading into…Daughter. After the W.M.A. tag, the guitars get a little funkier and crunchier, and Ed starts into Leash, getting into it, almost screaming the lyrics, and then the tag ends with “…glorified version of a pellet gun…” repeated quietly. Near the end of Animal, Ed stops the song and calls out a woman in the crowd who he saw hit the person in front of them in the back of the head, saying “violence is not allowed…you’re outta here…” and the song is resumed. In Hiding is brought back for the first time since 2018, a welcome surprise. The crowd continues singing during Jeff’s bass outro on Jeremy, Ed joins in and they keep it going until the song finishes. After Smile, Ed says they’ve seen a lot of people traveling between shows and wanted to thank them somehow, he takes the sheet of paper with the requests, looks it over, says “we aren’t going to play any of these tonight,” but hints that they’ll see what they can do over the next few shows. Mike’s Black solo is stellar, Ed acknowledges him afterwards and adds a short improv with the lyrics “…all the pain, and misery, hopelessness, darkest paths…” A Ten-heavy night, with Superblood Wolfmoon, River Cross, State of Love and Trust, Better Man, and Yellow Ledbetter/Indifference all cut from the original list.

Pearl Jam Concert Poster: Berlin, DE 6/21/22

June 21, 2022 – Waldbühne, Berlin, DEU

Main Set: Why Go, Hail, Hail, Deep, Untitled, MFC, Elderly Woman Behind The Counter In A Small Town, Low Light, Do The Evolution, Retrograde, Dance Of The Clairvoyants, Even Flow, Quick Escape, Superblood Wolfmoon, Amongst The Waves, Corduroy, Not For You/(Modern Girl), Nothingman, I Believe In Miracles, Porch

encore 1: Footsteps, Street Fighting Man, Yellow, Ledbetter, Alive

The streak of different openers extends to 15 with Why Go. Deep is an early surprise, and a long version of Untitled prefaces MFC. Ed’s pump organ is on stage, but goes unused. Low Light appears again, on this, the summer solstice. Retrograde has a stellar ending. Mike finishes the Even Flow solo down in the front row of the crowd. Amongst the Waves is played by request for a couple who’s been together for 25 years, they met when they were 12, and Ed points out that Jeff and Stone have been playing music together for 39 years, Stone was 12 and Jeff was 15 when they met, that’s why Jeff plays bass because he had the balls, joking that he’s never seen Jeff’s balls but Stone probably has. Corduroy has the new intro again, and transitions seamlessly into Not For You. There’s a crowd surfer as Nothingman starts, and Ed admonishes him, saying “it’s not the right song” and imploring everyone to be safe and to jump up and down instead, “or at least go that way,” pointing to the back of the crowd. Prior to Porch, a fan named Roland is brought on stage with his wife and daughter, he had contracted ALS since he got tickets for the show back in 2020 and there was a fan campaign to get him connected with the band. Street Fighting Man returns for an encore performance, and there’s some confusion during Ledbetter, Ed tells Mike to cut it short and after only a minute and a half, instead of going into the chorus of Ledbetter, Mike starts the Alive riff.

June 18, 2022 – Pinkpop Festival, Landgraaf, NED

Main Set: Even Flow, Why Go, Low Light, Elderly Woman Behind The Counter In A Small Town, Dance Of The Clairvoyants, Superblood Wolfmoon, Wishlist/(Waiting On A Friend), Throw Your Hatred Down, Lukin, Corduroy, Quick Escape, Sleeping By Myself, Given To Fly, Daughter/(Another Brick In The Wall (Part 2)), Jeremy, (Don’t Dream It’s Over)/Better Man/(Save It For Later), Porch

encore 1: Comfortably Numb, Street Fighting Man, Alive

Pearl Jam returns to the stage as a complete unit to kick off the European leg of the tour, Matt and Jeff having both recovered from the COVID diagnosis that forced the cancellation of the final two dates of the west coast leg. Even Flow opens a show for the first time since 2000, the 14th different opener in the last 14 shows! Ed mentions that it’s the 30 year (and 10 day) anniversary of their iconic 1992 performance there, and Why Go follows, just like it did back then. Josh and Boom join for Low Light, the piano taking a prominent role during the quiet part. Ed fumbles the lyrics to Wishlist, adding “…I wish I was in Amsterdam and was able to find a rhyme…” Given To Fly soars in all the right places. Ed plays a little bit of Crowded House’s hit “Don’t Dream It’s Over” as an intro to Better Man, they had played earlier in the day. He mentions that they had to leave their families at home this time because of “the bubble,” keeping COVID risk to a minimum. He then tells the story of the camera operator, Rob, from 1992 and his stagedive while footage of it plays on the screens behind him. Rob is brought out on stage and speaks to the crowd, saying “Eddie Vedder is the nicest artist I know.” Porch is slower than usual, the bridge has a spacey, effects-heavy feel to it. Comfortably Numb is the 2nd Pink Floyd reference of the night, fitting for the festival, and the Rolling Stones’ “Street Fighting Man” is dusted off for the first time since Memphis 1994, a whopping 737 show absence! Seven O’Clock and Not For You are on the setlist but not played.

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Pearl Jam postpone UK and European tour dates to 2022

Pearl Jam have announced their rescheduled UK and European tour, and will now be crossing the pond in June and July next year.

After postponing their planned 2020 European tour to this year, Pearl Jam have been forced to push back their shows yet again.

The Seattle legends will now be crossing the pond in 2022 for some mammoth gigs, the 17-date run featuring two nights in London as part of the British Summer Time event at Hyde Park. Tickets already purchased for these Euro shows will remain valid, and for fans who won't be able to make these new dates, head to your point of purchase. General public tickets are also available now if you haven't already picked yours up.

On top of that, Pearl Jam have announced details of a free video stream this Friday, April 2. From 8pm ET through to Monday, April 5 you'll be able to see their headline set from London's Hard Rock Calling in 2010 on YouTube, Facebook and nugs.net .

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Of course, with another year to wait now until PJ's live return, it'll be interesting to see if the band work on new music. Discussing his ideas for a follow-up to 2020's Gigaton , Stone Gossard told Kerrang! in November that he'd like to "make another record that really shocks people".

"There’s some new territory there, and I think it bodes well for whatever comes next," he said. "I think we’re still scratching the surface in terms of what really could be significantly different sounding songs. I guess I would probably compare [what I’m thinking of] to an OK Computer/Kid A moment, thinking about Radiohead’s transformation and the journey that they went on."

When asked if that moment still lays ahead for the band, Stone considered, "I hope so. It’s not going to be OK Computer, obviously, but a moment where we stumble onto something that is significantly different. That prospect always intrigues me. I’d like to make another record that really shocks people – that makes them go, ‘Wow, that’s unexpected!'"

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Pearl Jam Announce 2022 North American Tour Dates

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In March 2020, Pearl Jam were among the first major acts to postpone tour dates due to the pandemic . Now, two years later, the band has announced its rescheduled North American tour. The shows in support of Gigaton take place in May and September. Find Pearl Jam’s new tour dates below.

Former Red Hot Chili Peppers guitarist Josh Klinghoffer will join Pearl Jam as a touring member at the North American concerts. Klinghoffer’s solo project, Pluralone , will also open for Pearl Jam in the United States and Canada.

In Europe, the band will have support from White Reaper, Pixies, Idles, and Shame at various stops. The European shows take place in June and July.

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Pearl Jam Announce Massive 2022 World Tour

The waiting drove me mad, but Pearl Jam have finally announced their 2022 North American tour after a huge new album leak , which in addition to their previously announced European tour, makes up for the ‘Gigaton’ world tour fans have waited over 2 years for!

Pearl Jam 2022 North American Tour Dates: May 03 – San Diego, CA – Viejas Arena (postponed date) May 06 – Los Angeles, CA – The Forum (postponed date) May 07 – Los Angeles, CA – The Forum (postponed date) May 09 – Glendale, AZ – Gila River Arena (postponed date) May 12 – Oakland, CA – Oakland Arena (postponed date) May 13 – Oakland, CA – Oakland Arena (postponed date) May 16 – Fresno, CA – Save Mart Arena (new date) May 18 – Sacramento, CA – Golden 1 Center (new date) May 20 – Las Vegas, NV – MGM Grand Garden Arena (new date) Sep. 01 – Quebec City, QC – Videotron Centre (postponed date) Sep. 03 – Ottawa, ON – Canadian Tire Centre (postponed date) Sep. 06 – Hamilton, ON – FirstOntario Centre (postponed date) Sep. 08 – Toronto, ON – Scotiabank Arena (postponed date) Sep. 11 – New York, NY – Madison Square Garden (postponed date) Sep. 14 – Camden, NJ – Waterfront Music Pavilion (new date) Sep. 16 – Nashville, TN – Bridgestone Arena (postponed date) Sep. 18 – St. Louis, MO – Enterprise Center (postponed date) Sep. 20 – Oklahoma City, OK – Paycom Center (postponed date) Sep. 22 – Denver, CO – Ball Arena (postponed date)

Pearl Jam 2022 European Tour Dates: 6/18/22 Landgraaf, The Netherlands – Pinkpop Festival 6/21/22 Berlin, Germany – Waldbuhne 6/23/22 Zurich, Switzerland – Hallenstadion 6/25/22 Imola, Italy – Autodromo Internazionale Enzo e Dino Ferrari 6/28/22 Frankfurt, Germany – Festhalle 6/30/22 Werchter, Belgium – Rock Werchter Festival 7/03/22 Stockholm, Sweden – Lollapalooza Stockholm 7/05/22 Copenhagen, Denmark – Royal Arena 7/08/22 London, UK – Hyde Park, BST Festival 7/09/22 London, UK – Hyde Park, BST Festival 7/12/22 Budapest, Hungary – Budapest Arena 7/14/22 Krakow, Poland – Tauron Arena 7/17/22 Paris, France – Lollapalooza Paris 7/20/22 Vienna, Austria – Wiener Stadthalle 7/22/22 Prague, Czech Republic – O2 Arena 7/24/22 Amsterdam, The Netherlands – Ziggo Dome 7/25/22 Amsterdam, The Netherlands – Ziggo Dome

Pearl Jam previously canceled a show in Baltimore

The band wrote, “We are disappointed to share that we have had to cancel the previously postponed Baltimore, MD show. The building is closing for upcoming renovations and is unable to reschedule a new date. We cannot announce any new ticketing options at this time but hope to be able to take care of fans impacted by this cancellation in the future.

All ticket holders will receive an email with refund information.”

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Pearl Jam Kick Off 2024 Tour with Rousing 25-Song Set in Vancouver: Video + Setlist

The post Pearl Jam Kick Off 2024 Tour with Rousing 25-Song Set in Vancouver: Video + Setlist appeared first on Consequence .

Pearl Jam kicked off their 2024 tour in Vancouver on Saturday night with a rousing 25-song performance.

The show kicked off with “Wash” from their Lost Dogs compilation and was followed by performances of “Low Light,” “Elderly Woman Behind the Counter in a Small Town,” and “Given to Fly.” From there, Pearl Jam showcased material from their new album, Dark Matter , with “Scared of Fear,” “React, Respond,” “Wreckage,” and “Dark Matter,” and then dusted off “Leatherman” at the request of drummer Matt Cameron for the first time in eight years.

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The second half of Pearl Jam’s set consisted of songs like “Corduroy,” “Red Mosquito,” a cover of Mother Love Bone’s “Chloe Dancer/Crown of Thorns,” and “Porch,” with the encore featuring performances of Tom Petty’s “I Won’t Back Down,” “Black,” “Do the Evolution,” “Something Special,” “Alive,” Neil Young’s “Rockin’ in the Free World,” “Yellow Ledbetter,” and “Setting Sun.”

Pearl Jam will return to the stage in Vancouver for another show on Monday, May 6th, before crossing the border into the US for dates in Portland, Sacramento, Las Vegas, Los Angeles, and more. The band will be on the road — both in North America and Europe — through the end of September. Tickets to their upcoming shows are available here .

Setlist: Pearl Jam at Rogers Arena, Vancouver, BC, May 4th, 2024

Wash Low Light Elderly Woman Behind the Counter in a Small Town Given to Fly Scared of Fear React, Respond (live debut) Wreckage (live debut) Dark Matter (live debut) Daughter (with “Bobcaygeon” by The Tragically Hip) Leatherman (first time since 2016) Corduroy Red Mosquito Upper Hand (live debut) Won’t Tell (live debut) Running Chloe Dancer/Crown of Thorns (Mother Love Bone cover) Porch

Encore: I Won’t Back Down (Tom Petty cover) Black (with “We Belong Together” by Rickie Lee Jones) Do the Evolution Something Special (live debut) Alive Rockin’ in the Free World (Neil Young cover) Yellow Ledbetter Setting Sun (live debut)

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Pearl Jam Radio Airs World Premiere of Official Bootlegs from Dark Matter World Tour

From May through November, hear a new bootleg every four days.

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As Pearl Jam heads out on a world tour in support of their new “Dark Matter” album — hitting nine countries and 25 cities, including their first hometown performance in six years at Seattle’s Climate Pledge Arena — fans can hear the world premiere of the tour’s official bootlegs on Pearl Jam Radio (Ch. 22) .

From May through November, tune in to hear a new bootleg every four days at 6pm ET, hours before they go on sale at PearlJam.com .

The Dark Matter World Tour kicks off at Rogers Arena in Vancouver, British Columbia, and covers much of North America, including shows at Wrigley Field, Madison Square Garden, and Fenway Park. It continues with performances in the UK and Europe, including Pearl Jam’s first performance at London’s brand new, state-of-the-art Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, followed by the group’s long-awaited 10-year return to New Zealand and Australia.

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Broadcast Schedule*

All bootlegs premiere on Pearl Jam Radio (Ch. 22) at 6pm ET with a replay at 9pm ET.

May 9 – Listen to the May 4 bootleg from Rogers Arena (Vancouver, BC)

May 13 – Listen to the May 6 bootleg from Rogers Arena (Vancouver, BC)

May 17 – Listen to the May 10 bootleg from Moda Center (Portland, OR)

May 21 – Listen to the May 13 bootleg from Golden 1 Center (Sacramento, CA)

May 25 – Listen to the May 16 bootleg from MGM Grand Garden Arena (Las Vegas, NV)

May 29 – Listen to the May 18 bootleg from MGM Grand Garden Arena (Las Vegas, NV)

June 2 – Listen to the May 21 bootleg from Kia Forum (Los Angeles, CA)

June 6 – Listen to the May 22 bootleg from Kia Forum (Los Angeles, CA)

June 10 – Listen to the May 25 bootleg from BottleRock Festival (Napa Valley, CA)

June 14 – Listen to the May 28 bootleg from Climate Pledge Arena (Seattle, WA)

June 18 – Listen to the May 30 bootleg from Climate Pledge Arena (Seattle, WA)

June 27 – Listen to the June 22 bootleg from Marlay Park (Dublin, IE)

July 1 – Listen to the June 25 bootleg from Manchester Co-Op Arena (Manchester, UK)

July 5 – Listen to the June 29 bootleg from Tottenham Hotspur Stadium (London, UK)

July 9 – Listen to the July 2 bootleg from Waldbühne (Berlin, DE)

July 13 – Listen to the July 3 bootleg from Waldbühne (Berlin, DE)

July 17 – Listen to the July 6 bootleg from Palau Sant Jordi (Barcelona, ES)

July 21 – Listen to the July 8 bootleg from Palau Sant Jordi (Barcelona, ES)

July 25 – Listen to the July 11 bootleg from Mad Cool Festival (Madrid, ES)

July 29 – Listen to the July 13 bootleg from NOS Alive Festival (Lisbon, PT)

August 27 – Listen to the August 22 bootleg from Washington-Grizzly Stadium (Missoula, MT)

August 31 – Listen to the August 26 bootleg from Ruoff Music Center (Indianapolis, IN)

September 4 – Listen to the August 29 bootleg from Wrigley Field (Chicago, IL)

September 8 – Listen to the August 31 bootleg from Wrigley Field (Chicago, IL)

September 12 – Listen to the September 3 bootleg from Madison Square Garden (New York, NY)

September 16 – Listen to the September 4 bootleg from Madison Square Garden (New York, NY)

September 20 – Listen to the September 7 bootleg from Wells Fargo Center (Philadelphia, PA)

September 24 – Listen to the September 9 bootleg from Wells Fargo Center (Philadelphia, PA)

September 28 – Listen to the September 12 bootleg from CFG Bank Arena (Baltimore, MD)

October 2 – Listen to the September 15 bootleg from Fenway Park (Boston, MA)

October 6 – Listen to the September 17 bootleg from Fenway Park (Boston, MA)

October 10 – Listen to the September 27 bootleg from Ohana Festival (Dana Point, CA)

October 14 – Listen to the September 29 bootleg from Ohana Festival (Dana Point, CA)

November 13 – Listen to the November 8 bootleg from Go Media Stadium Mt Smart (Auckland, NZ)

November 18 – Listen to the November 13 bootleg from Heritage Bank Stadium (Gold Coast, AU)

November 22 – Listen to the November 16 bootleg from Marvel Stadium (Melbourne, AU)

November 26 – Listen to the November 21 bootleg from Giants Stadium (Sydney, AU)

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Watch Pearl Jam debut ‘Dark Matter’ songs at opening night of 2024 world tour in Vancouver

Seven tracks from their recently-released 12th album got their live debuts

Pearl Jam kicked off their 2024 world tour in Vancouver on Saturday (May 4), playing several songs from new album ‘ Dark Matter ’ for the first time. Check out footage below.

READ MORE: Pearl Jam – ‘Dark Matter’ review: some of their strongest work in recent memory

The band played a 25-song set at the Rogers Arena, including a total of nine tracks from their recently-released 12th album, seven of which graced a setlist for the first time ever.

Also played at the show were early classics including ‘Alive’, ‘Black’ and ‘Daughter’, as well as deeper cuts like ‘Leatherman’, at the request of drummer Matt Cameron, and covers of Neil Young ’s ‘Rockin’ in the Free World’, Tom Petty ’s ‘I Won’t Back Down’ and Mother Love Bone’s ‘Chloe Dancer/Crown of Thorns’.

See footage from the show here:

Pearl Jam’s setlist at Rogers Arena, Vancouver on May 4:

‘Wash’ ‘Low Light’ ‘Elderly Woman Behind the Counter in a Small Town’ ‘Given to Fly’ ‘Scared of Fear’ ‘React, Respond’ ‘Wreckage’ ‘Dark Matter’ ‘Daughter’ ‘Leatherman’ ‘Corduroy’ ‘Red Mosquito’ ‘Upper Hand’ ‘Won’t Tell’ ‘Running’ ‘Chloe Dancer/Crown of Thorns’ ‘Porch’

‘I Won’t Back Down’ ‘Black’ ‘Do the Evolution’ ‘Something Special’ ‘Alive’ ‘Rockin’ in the Free World’ ‘Yellow Ledbetter’ ‘Setting Sun’

The Seattle band announced the tour back in February , and it will continue around North America for the rest of May, before heading to Europe and the UK. Those shows include Manchester’s Co-Op Live on June 25 and London’s Tottenham Hotspur Stadium on June 29, preceded by Dublin’s Marlay Park on June 22. Check out the full dates here and visit here for US tickets and here for UK tickets .

NME gave ‘Dark Matter’ a glowing four-star review , and praised it as “some of their strongest work in recent memory”.

“For those longing for the charismatic songwriting that first put the band on the map over three decades ago, ‘Dark Matter’ will come as a pleasant surprise,” it read. “Not only does it showcase Pearl Jam reclaiming the charm that first made them a force to be reckoned with back in 1991, it comes alongside some of their most impressive musicianship yet, as well as a determination to take risks after years of playing it safe.”

Eddie Vedder recently said that he thinks the band have “one or two” good records left in them after ‘Dark Matter’.

“The older you get the better you are at living in the present,” he said. “The understanding you have less time is the biggest number in the quotient. The goal is to keep making music.”

The band’s drummer Matt Cameron has also been speaking about the time that he received a cease-and-desist letter from KISS as a teenager .

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