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Eddie Vedder at The United Center Atrium, Chicago, IL, USA

• Watch Outside
• The Waiting
• Present Tense
• Baba O'Riley

Eddie Vedder at Reportin’ For Duty 2024

• You've Got to Hide Your Love Away
• Keep Me in Your Heart
• My Friend Rowan
• The One Who Hideth Me

Eddie Vedder at Benaroya Hall, Seattle, WA, USA

• Driftin'
• Brain Damage
• Immortality
• I Won't Back Down
• Wildflowers
• Just Breathe

Eddie Vedder at Ohana Festival 2023

• I'll Be Waiting
• Room at the Top
• Fallout Today
• Brother the Cloud
• Not for You

Eddie Vedder at The Coeur d'Alene Resort & Golf Club, Coeur d'Alene, ID, USA

• Throw Your Arms Around Me
• Rockin' in the Free World

Eddie Vedder at Innings Festival 2023

• Soon Forget
• Hunger Strike
• In God's Country

Eddie Vedder at Reportin’ For Duty: A Tribute To Leslie Jordan 2023

• Maybe It's Time
• I Shall Be Released

Eddie Vedder at Kennedy Center Honors 2022

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Eddie Vedder Opens ‘Earthling’ Tour: Video and Set List

Eddie Vedder opened the short tour in support of his upcoming solo album Earthling at the Beacon Theater in New York last night, delivering a 22-song set with a wide variety of covers.

He hit the stage with his all-star band featuring Josh Klinghoffer, Andrew Watt , Chris Chaney, Glen Hansard and Chad Smith . They opened with R.E.M. ’s “Drive” followed by Tom Petty ’s “Room at the Top” and the Beatles ’ “Here Comes the Sun” before performing 10 of the 11 tracks from the new LP. He also included Pearl Jam songs “Wishlist,” “Porch” and “Better Man,” closing with covers of songs by the Pretenders , Patti Smith , George Harrison and Bob Dylan .

You can see videos and the set list from the show below.

Watch Eddie Vedder Perform ‘Drive’

Watch Eddie Vedder Perform ‘Room at the Top’

Watch Eddie Vedder Perform ‘Here Comes the Sun’

Vedder introduced Watt, sharing the story of how the producer met Pearl Jam’s Mike McCready many years ago at the same venue and asked for career advice, which he followed “for about six weeks.” "He’s the reason why I’m here with you and these songs exist," Vedder said of Watt.

Before the encore he alluded to the pandemic, noting he had faced “a number of hurdles and challenges” to complete and release the record and make it to the stage. “I meant to ask about you, too,” he told the crowd. “I’m sure it wasn’t easy to get in this room tonight. So I’m happy!”

Watch Eddie Vedder Perform ‘Fallout Today’

Watch Eddie Vedder Perform ‘Tender Mercies’

Earthling  comes out on Feb. 11. Vedder’s tour is set to run until Feb. 22.

Watch Eddie Vedder Perform ‘Wishlist’

Watch Eddie Vedder Perform ‘Mrs. Mills’

Eddie Vedder, Beacon Theater, New York, 2/3/22 1. Drive 2. Room at the Top 3. Here Comes the Sun 4. The Haves 5. I’ll Be Waiting 6. Invincible 7. The Dark 8. Power of Right 9. Fallout Today 10. Long Way 11. Tender Mercies 12. Wishlist 13. Brother the Cloud 14. Mrs. Mills 15. Try 16. Rose of Jericho 17. Porch Encore: 18. Precious 19. Better Man 20. People Have the Power 21. Isn't It a Pity 22. All Along the Watchtower

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Eddie Vedder Officially Kicks Off “Earthlings Tour” at NYC’s Beacon Theater: Recap + Setlist

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Has anybody ever successfully covered a Tom Petty song? It’s a serious question. Despite the sturdiness of his material, it’s hard to name an inspired rendition — even after an inundation of “Wildflowers” covers after Petty’s too-young death. That said, Eddie Vedder — a close friend of Petty’s — came closer than ever on February 3rd at NYC’s gilded Beacon Theater.

But he didn’t reach for low-hanging fruit, like “Don’t Do Me Like That” or “Stop Draggin’ My Heart Around.” Instead, the Pearl Jam bandleader — backed by his new band the Earthlings — covered “Room at the Top,” the opener from Petty’s for-real-ones-only 1999 album with the Heartbreakers, Echo .

This relatively deep cut seems to sum up Vedder’s place in the rock landscape, both in its context and content. Echo was Petty’s “divorce” and “heroin” record — and while neither is applicable to Vedder at the moment, the deaths of his half-brother, Chris Mueller, and close friend, Chris Cornell, came in a one-two punch and knocked him off his axis .

Unlike grunge colleagues Cornell, Kurt Cobain, Layne Staley, and Andrew Wood, though, Vedder made it, intact and happy — and Thursday’s gig was a heartening reminder of that. (Vedder and his Earthlings played a private show at The Capitol Theatre in Port Chester on February 1st; this concert served as the official tour kickoff.)

Not only is Pearl Jam going strong after more than 30 years, with the underrated Gigaton in the immediate rearview. Vedder remains creatively vibrant in his own right, with Earthling , his first solo album since 2011’s Ukulele Songs (out February 11th). Plus, with Omicron on the retreat, he gets to kick out the jams with two of the Red Hot Chili Peppers.

The Chilis in question are guitarist Josh Klinghoffer — who left pre-pandemic and was replaced by a returning John Frusciante — and drummer Jack Irons, who joined Pearl Jam for 1996’s No Code and left after 1998’s Yield . (The latter just celebrated its 24th anniversary; Vedder incorrectly shouted it out as being 25.)

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Rounding out the Earthlings are guitarist Andrew Watt, who produced the album; bassist Chris Chaney, who hails from Jane’s Addiction; and Glen Hansard , who you may remember as the sensitive busker from the 2007 film Once .

Hansard opened the show, ably commanding the audience with just an acoustic guitar and some well-employed effects. His lapsings into full-bore screaming wore thin after a few tunes — maybe that’s just a side effect of trying to work a room of that size.

Still, hearing “Falling Slowly” — you know, the one that goes “I don’t know you/ But I want you” — after (possibly) more than a decade gave the audience palpable fuzzy emotions. Thankfully, Hansard didn’t overstay his welcome, emotively slugging out some solo and Frames tunes before exiting stage left.

The time-warp vibe continued as Vedder and his comrades took the stage, and not just because the audience screamed, “I graduated high school in 1992.” (Props to a colleague in the press section for that observation.) With his Earthlings, he opened with not one, not two, but three covers, all of which can ostensibly be found in any karaoke songbook in America.

Those were R.E.M.’s “Drive,” which Vedder inhabited beautifully; the aforementioned Petty cover; and the Beatles’ “Here Comes the Sun.” In the latter, Vedder couldn’t resist making a mildly cringe-y 2022 update: “I feel that ice is quickly melting.”

Sure, these were obvious picks, but that choice was nobler than buttering up the audience with selections from you-know-who. In the midsection of the setlist, the Earthlings tried out a good chunk of their titular album.

This ranged from the lackluster and generically uplifting “Invincible” to the fantastic “Fallout Today,” which boasts a craggy melody and philosophical vibe. Somewhere in between, quality-wise, were “The Dark,” “The Haves,” and “Long Way” — not to be confused with Pearl Jam’s “Take the Long Way,” whether or not it’s meant to be a sequel.

After the showcase of new tunes for fans — besides “The Haves,” almost nobody outside of journalists had heard these — the Earthlings hurtled back into cover-band mode (including Patti Smith and Pretenders covers), with a few Pearl Jam songs sprinkled therein.

Without the muscle of his main band, “Porch” fell flat; however, “Better Man” sparkled on the merits of just being a sublime pop song. “Wishlist,” from Yield , came close, although the accelerated tempo didn’t do it any favors — nor do the lyrics, which include an embarrassing line about a Christmas tree.

But after a muscular rendition of “All Along the Watchtower,” any misgivings with the gig melted away: it’s arresting to watch Vedder smilingly rock out in a gorgeous sold-out theater with old friends, after so much time off as a solo act and two years of interminable pandemic doldrums.

What more could a musician ask for? Despite the insanity and grief and elation that come with such a long and complicated career, he had a room at the top of the world — and he ain’t coming down.

Vedder plays the Beacon Theatre again tonight (February 4th). Tickets for that date, and the rest of the tour, are available via Ticketmaster .

Setlist: Drive (R.E.M. cover) Room at the Top (Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers cover) Here Comes the Sun (The Beatles cover) The Haves I’ll Be Waiting Invincible The Dark Power of Right Fallout Today Long Way Tender Mercies Wishlist Brother the Cloud Mrs. Mills Try Rose of Jericho Porch

Precious (Pretenders cover) Better Man People Have the Power (Patti Smith cover) Isn’t It a Pity (George Harrison cover) All Along the Watchtower (Bob Dylan cover)

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Eddie Vedder is hitting the road in February to support his upcoming LP Earthling , and he’s bringing along his new band the Earthlings. The group includes Red Hot Chili Peppers drummer Chad Smith, Jane’s Addiction bassist Chris Chaney, former Chili Peppers guitarist Josh Klinghoffer, guitarist/vocalist Glen Hansard, and guitarist Andrew Watt.

The tour kicks off Feb. 3rd at the Beacon Theater in New York City and wraps up Feb. 22 at Benaroya Hall in Seattle. Tickets are being sold through Ticketmaster’s Verified Fan Registration system. Click here for more information.

Eddie Vedder and the Earthlings made their live debut Sept. 25 at the Ohana Festival in Dana Point, California. Their set featured a handful of Vedder originals (“I’ll Be Waiting,” “Tender Mercies”) along with numerous classic rock covers (The Who’s “I’m One,” the Clash’s “Should I Stay or Should I Go”), and a few Pearl Jam tunes (“Better Man,” “Corduroy.”)

This time around, expect to hear a few more songs from Earthling , which arrives on Feb. 11. It’s Vedder’s first solo alum since 2011’s Ukulele Songs , and it was produced by Andrew Watt.

The tour is a mere eight shows because the band members need to return to their day jobs not long after it wraps. The Red Hot Chili Peppers begin their reunion tour with John Frusciante on June 4 in Seville, Spain, and Pearl Jam start a European tour two weeks later at the Pinkpop Festival in the Netherlands. They’re also going to announce makeup dates for their aborted 2020 American arena tour, which may take place before they head to Europe.

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February 3rd – New York, NY @ Beacon Theatre February 4th – New York, NY @ Beacon Theatre February 6th – Newark, NJ @ NJPAC February 9th – Chicago, IL @ Auditorium Theatre February 15th – San Diego, CA @ The Magnolia February 17th – Los Angeles, CA @ YouTube Theatre February 21st – Seattle, WA @ Benaroya Hall February 22nd – Seattle, WA @ Benaroya Hall

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Eddie Vedder Forms New Band for Last-Minute Replacement Set at Ohana Fest

The Pearl Jam frontman filled in for Kings of Leon and delivered an 11-song set of solo songs, Pearl Jam staples, and covers

After Kings of Leon were forced to cancel their headlining set at Ohana Festival due to the death of the Followill brothers’ mother, the festival’s founder, Eddie Vedder , stepped in as a last-minute replacement. Joined by a backing band that included Red Hot Chili Peppers drummer Chad Smith, ex-Chili Peppers guitarist/ current Pearl Jam touring member Josh Klinghoffer, bassist Pino Palladino, Glen Hansard, and Andrew Watt, Vedder performed an 11-song set that leaned heavily on covers and some Pearl Jam staples.

After kicking off the set with performances of R.E.M.’s “Drive” and Pearl Jam’s “Long Road,” Vedder offered his condolences by playing KOL’s 2003 track “Molly’s Chambers.” He then offered the first public performance of his new solo single “Long Way,” and was joined by his 17-year-old daughter, Olivia, for a rendition of “My Father’s Daughter,” from the Flag Day   soundtrack. Watch fan-captured footage of the concert and see the full setlist below.

Update – September 27th: The band is officially called Eddie Vedder and The Earthlings, a nod to Vedder’s upcoming solo album Earthling . They returned to the Ohana stage on Saturday night for a second set.

Vedder will return to the stage as a headliner Saturday, and again with the rest of Pearl Jam on Sunday. Earthling,  Vedder’s first solo LP in ten years , is set to arrive soon, though its release date is still TBD.

Setlist: Drive (R.E.M. cover) Long Road (Pearl Jam song) Molly’s Chambers (Kings of Leon cover) Porch (Pearl Jam song) Long Way Tender Mercies My Father’s Daughter (Olivia Vedder cover) (with Olivia Vedder) I’m One (The Who cover) Corduroy (Pearl Jam song) Precious (Pretenders cover) Purple Rain (Prince cover) (with Josh Klinghoffer) (on vocals & guitar)

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• "Picture in a Frame" - Tom Waits
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• "I Won't Back Down" - Tom Petty
• "Rockin' in the Free World" - Neil Young

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06/15 – Florence, IT @ Firenze Rocks Festival

06/17 – Barolo, IT @ Collisioni Festival

06/20 – Lisbon, PT @ Altice Arena *

06/22 – Madrid, ES @ WiZink Center *

06/25 – Barcelona, ES @ Palau St. Jordi *

06/28 – Berlin, DE @ Max-Schmeling-Halle

06/30 – Dusseldorf, DE @ Mitsubishi Electric Halle *

07/03 – Dublin, IE @ 3 Arena *

07/06 – London, UK @ Wembley Stadium ^

09/28 – Dana Point, CA @ Ohana Festival

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Setlist + Video – Pearl Jam Launch 2024 Tour

Pearl Jam kicked off their 2024 global tour on Saturday night in Vancouver, British Columbia.

The evening’s set list included classics like “Daughter,” “Alive” and “Yellow Ledbetter,” plus selections from the band’s recently released album, Dark Matter . There was also a jarring moment in which guitarist Mike McCready fell off the stage during his solo in “Porch,” though he appeared to be alright.

You can view fan-filmed footage from the concert, as well as a complete set list, below.

Dark Matter was produced by Andrew Watt, who Eddie Vedder recently described as the “perfect producer” for Pearl Jam.

“His style is he has got a guitar on the whole time you’re playing with him, he’s playing with you, he’s playing with the band. We’ve never done anything like that before,” Vedder explained to Apple Music’s Zane Lowe. “He actually can fit in a way that it sounds right, and that’s just how he produces. He plays along. He’s got to feel the music in the way that the band does.”

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Where Does Pearl Jam Head Next?

Pearl Jam will play a second show at the same venue in Vancouver, before traveling south to the U.S. They’ll perform in cities like Las Vegas, Los Angeles and Seattle and then take the tour overseas to the U.K., Germany, Spain and Portugal. The band will return to the States in August, hitting east coast locations like Chicago, New York City, Philadelphia and more, and finally fly to New Zealand and Australia for September shows.

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2. “Low Light”

3. “Elderly Woman Behind the Counter in a Small Town”

4. “Given to Fly”

5. “Scared of Fear”

6. “React, Respond” (live debut)

7. “Wreckage” (live debut)

8. “Dark Matter” (live debut)

9. “Daughter” (with “Bobcaygeon” by the Tragically Hip tag)

10. “Leatherman” (first time since 2016)

11. “Corduroy”

12. “Red Mosquito”

13. “Upper Hand” (live debut)

14. “Won’t Tell” (live debut)

15. “Running”

16. “Chloe Dancer/Crown of Thorns” (Mother Love Bone cover)

17. “Porch”

18. “I Won’t Back Down” ( Tom Petty cover)

19. “Black” (with “We Belong Together” by Rickie Lee Jones tag)

20.” Do the Evolution”

21. “Something Special” (live debut)

22. “Alive”

23. “Rockin’ in the Free World” (Neil Young cover)

24. “Yellow Ledbetter”

25. “Setting Sun” (live debut)

Source: Setlist + Video – Pearl Jam Launch 2024 Tour

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:

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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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Eddie Vedder Tour 2024 | Concert , Dates, Setlist & Price

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Get ready to rock out with Eddie Vedder on his highly anticipated Tour 2024! This iconic musician and frontman of Pearl Jam is hitting the road once again, bringing his soulful voice and electrifying stage presence to fans around the world. If you’re a die-hard Vedder fan or simply appreciate good music, this is a concert experience you won’t want to miss. In this article, we’ll dive into all the juicy details about Eddie Vedder’s Tour 2024, including concert dates, setlist, and ticket prices. So grab your air guitar and let’s get ready to jam!

Eddie Vedder’s Tour 2024 promises to be a musical extravaganza like no other. With his powerful vocals and heartfelt lyrics, Vedder has captivated audiences for decades, and this tour is set to be no exception. Whether you’re a fan of his solo work or a die-hard Pearl Jam enthusiast, this concert is guaranteed to deliver an unforgettable experience. From intimate ballads to high-energy rock anthems, Vedder’s setlist is sure to cater to every musical taste. And with concert dates spanning across different cities and countries, there’s a good chance Eddie Vedder will be heading to a venue near you. So mark your calendars and get ready to witness the magic of Eddie Vedder live in concert.

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Eddie Vedder Tour 2024: Concert Dates, Setlist & Price

Eddie Vedder, the legendary frontman of Pearl Jam, is hitting the road in 2024 for an unforgettable tour. Fans can expect an electrifying concert experience featuring Vedder’s iconic voice and soulful performances. The tour dates and venues are yet to be announced, but stay tuned for updates on the official website. As for the setlist, fans can anticipate a mix of Vedder’s solo hits and popular Pearl Jam songs. Ticket prices will vary depending on the venue and seating section. Don’t miss your chance to witness Eddie Vedder live in concert!

Eddie Vedder Tour 2024: Concert Dates, Setlist, and Price

Eddie Vedder, the iconic lead vocalist of Pearl Jam, is set to embark on a highly anticipated tour in 2024. Fans all over the world are eagerly awaiting the opportunity to see Vedder perform live and experience his incredible stage presence. In this article, we will delve into the concert dates, setlist, and pricing details for Eddie Vedder’s upcoming tour, allowing you to stay up to date with all the information you need to plan your attendance.

Eddie Vedder’s tour in 2024 will encompass a range of cities across different countries, providing fans with ample opportunities to catch his live performances. The tour will kick off on [date] in [city], and will continue throughout the year, covering various locations such as [city], [city], and [city]. Vedder’s tour will culminate in a grand finale in [city]. Keep an eye out for the specific dates and venues in your area, as tickets are expected to sell out quickly.

Attending an Eddie Vedder concert is an experience like no other. Known for his energetic and passionate performances, Vedder has a way of captivating audiences from the moment he steps on stage. Whether you’re a long-time fan or new to his music, witnessing Vedder’s live show is sure to leave you with lasting memories.

One of the most exciting aspects of attending an Eddie Vedder concert is the anticipation of the setlist. Vedder is known for curating a diverse selection of songs that span his entire career, including both solo tracks and beloved Pearl Jam hits. From the powerful ballads that tug at the heartstrings to the high-energy rock anthems, Vedder’s setlist offers something for everyone.

While the exact setlist for the 2024 tour has not been announced, fans can expect a mix of classic favorites and tracks from Vedder’s latest album. Songs like “Just Breathe,” “Society,” and “Alive” are likely to make an appearance, showcasing Vedder’s incredible vocal range and lyrical prowess. Prepare to sing along to your favorite tunes and be captivated by the raw emotion and authenticity that Vedder brings to each performance.

Ticket Pricing

As with any highly anticipated concert tour, ticket pricing for Eddie Vedder’s 2024 shows will vary depending on the location and seating section. It is advisable to keep an eye on official ticketing websites and trusted resellers for the most accurate and up-to-date information on pricing.

While prices may fluctuate, it is important to note that securing tickets for an Eddie Vedder concert is an investment in a once-in-a-lifetime experience. The opportunity to witness Vedder’s unparalleled talent and stage presence is truly priceless for fans around the world. Whether you choose to splurge on premium seats or opt for more affordable options, attending a live performance by Eddie Vedder is an experience you won’t want to miss.

Tips for Attending an Eddie Vedder Concert

Attending an Eddie Vedder concert is a dream come true for many fans. To make the most of your experience, here are a few tips to keep in mind:

• Arrive early to secure a good spot: To ensure you have a great view of the stage, it is advisable to arrive early and join the line before doors open.
• Come prepared: Bring essentials such as water, comfortable shoes, and any necessary medication to ensure you are comfortable throughout the show.
• Join in the energy: Eddie Vedder concerts are known for their electric atmosphere. Don’t be afraid to let loose, sing along, and immerse yourself in the energy of the crowd.
• Capture memories responsibly: While it may be tempting to document every moment, remember to be present and enjoy the concert in real-time. Take a few photos or videos, but don’t let it distract you from fully experiencing the live performance.

By following these tips, you’ll be well-prepared to make the most of your Eddie Vedder concert experience. Get ready to sing your heart out and create unforgettable memories in the presence of a true rock legend.

Stay Tuned for Updates

As the tour dates approach, it is crucial to stay tuned for updates and announcements regarding Eddie Vedder’s 2024 tour. Keep an eye on his official website and social media channels for the latest news on additional tour dates, special guests, and any changes to the setlist. By staying informed, you’ll have the best chance of securing tickets and ensuring you don’t miss out on this extraordinary musical experience.

Key Takeaways: Eddie Vedder Tour 2024

• Eddie Vedder, renowned musician and lead vocalist of Pearl Jam, will be going on tour in 2024.
• The tour will feature exciting concerts with a mix of new songs and fan favorites.
• Check the tour dates to see if Eddie Vedder will be performing in a city near you.
• Get ready for an incredible setlist that will showcase Eddie Vedder’s musical talent and versatility.
• Make sure to plan ahead and find out the ticket prices to secure your spot at the concert.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. where and when will eddie vedder be touring in 2024.

Eddie Vedder has announced an exciting tour for 2024, but specific dates and locations have yet to be confirmed. Keep an eye out for official announcements from Eddie Vedder’s website or social media channels for the latest updates on tour dates and venues. Don’t miss the chance to catch Eddie Vedder live in concert and experience his incredible performances.

Eddie Vedder is known for his captivating live shows, so make sure to stay tuned for updates and mark your calendars once the tour dates are announced. It’s bound to be an unforgettable experience for fans of Eddie Vedder and his music.

2. What can we expect from Eddie Vedder’s concert setlist in 2024?

Eddie Vedder is known for delivering electrifying performances that showcase his iconic songs as well as surprises for his fans. While the exact setlist for the 2024 tour has not been revealed yet, fans can expect a mix of Eddie Vedder’s solo work and songs from his time with Pearl Jam.

From heartfelt ballads to high-energy rock anthems, Eddie Vedder’s setlist is sure to cater to a wide range of musical tastes. Whether you’re a longtime fan or new to his music, you can anticipate an unforgettable evening filled with powerful vocals and soul-stirring lyrics.

3. How much do tickets for Eddie Vedder’s 2024 tour cost?

Ticket prices for Eddie Vedder’s 2024 tour will vary depending on the venue and seating section. Prices can range from affordable options for general admission to premium seats for those looking for a more exclusive experience. It’s recommended to check the official ticketing websites or authorized resellers for the most accurate and up-to-date information on ticket prices.

Keep in mind that tickets for popular artists like Eddie Vedder tend to sell quickly, so it’s advisable to purchase them as soon as they become available to secure your spot at the concert.

4. Will there be any special guests joining Eddie Vedder on tour in 2024?

While no official announcements have been made regarding special guests joining Eddie Vedder on his 2024 tour, it’s not uncommon for artists to bring surprise guests on stage during their performances. Eddie Vedder has collaborated with various artists throughout his career, so there’s always a possibility of special appearances during the tour.

Whether it’s fellow musicians or surprise duets, these unexpected moments can add an extra level of excitement to the concert experience. Stay tuned for updates and announcements as the tour approaches to see if any special guests will be joining Eddie Vedder on stage.

5. How can I stay updated on Eddie Vedder’s 2024 tour information?

To stay updated on Eddie Vedder’s 2024 tour information, the best way is to follow him on social media platforms such as Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram. Eddie Vedder and his team typically share tour announcements, dates, and other important updates through these channels.

You can also sign up for Eddie Vedder’s official newsletter or check his official website for the latest news and updates. Additionally, subscribing to ticketing websites or joining fan clubs dedicated to Eddie Vedder can provide you with early access to pre-sale tickets and exclusive tour information.

Final Summary: Get Ready for an Unforgettable Eddie Vedder Tour in 2024!

So there you have it, folks! The Eddie Vedder Tour 2024 promises to be a musical extravaganza that you won’t want to miss. With his soulful voice, heartfelt lyrics, and mesmerizing stage presence, Eddie Vedder is set to captivate audiences around the world. From the electric atmosphere of his concerts to the carefully curated setlist that will take you on a nostalgic journey through his iconic career, this tour is shaping up to be one for the books.

Whether you’re a die-hard fan or new to Eddie Vedder’s music, this tour is the perfect opportunity to experience the magic firsthand. With a mix of his classic hits and new tracks, you’ll be singing along and swaying to the music all night long. And let’s not forget about the incredible venues and the chance to connect with fellow fans who share your love for Eddie Vedder’s music.

But don’t wait too long to secure your tickets because they’re sure to sell out fast. Keep an eye out for the concert dates and prices, and make sure you mark your calendar for this unforgettable musical experience. Get ready to be swept away by Eddie Vedder’s raw talent and immerse yourself in an evening of pure musical bliss. Trust me, this is one tour you won’t want to miss!

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Concert review: Pearl Jam opens new tour with an epic night in Vancouver

Eddie Vedder and crew played the hits, the deep cuts, the new stuff and a few covers in a Rogers Arena concert that lasted for over two-and-a-half hours

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Pearl Jam and Vancouver have a history, as Eddie Vedder reminded an arena of faithful last night.

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It was the first date of the Seattle band’s current North American tour and the vocalist laid it on thick, praising the city, recalling their first gig here at the Town Pump (in ’91, opening for Alice in Chains), mentioning how they had decided we were the right choice for opening night of their new world tour, and referencing the Canucks and even today’s Vancouver Marathon .

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In between the kind words, Vedder and crew played the hits, the deep cuts, the new stuff, and a few covers in a Rogers Arena concert that lasted for over two-and-a-half hours.

It was longer than Napoleon.

To start, the band eased into the evening with a few midtempo sure bets, including the sepia-toned Elderly Woman Behind the Counter in a Small Town. The slowburn paid off with song four, Given to Fly, a jet-fuelled rocker that segued into world premieres of four new tracks — the barnburners Scared of Fear, React, Respond, and the new album’s title song, and the moodier, delicate Wreckage. The latter, with its trademark PJ guitar riffage, sounds destined to join the ranks of fan favourites.

The band returned the show to terra firma with Daughter, one of the long-running outfit’s most revered numbers. Correctly gauging that the audience would lose its collective s–t if he did something like, oh, I don’t know, drop a few lines into the song from one of the country’s most beloved musical institutions, Vedder added a verse from Tragically Hip’s Bobcaygeon. 15,000 or so Canadians roared their approval.

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Pearl Jam kick off their Dark Matter World Tour in Vancouver with a full house at Rogers Arena. Great show. They killed it. @PearlJam #vancouver pic.twitter.com/isArgKYWK3 — Alicia Doyle (@digital_newsgal) May 5, 2024

The reference brought to mind the late, great Gord Downie, who connected to the audience in the same intentional, committed way that Vedder does.

Anyway, back to the show. If you wanted deep cuts, you got ‘em, with Leatherman, played live for the “first time since 2016” according to setlist.fm , and the deepest cut of all — Chloe Dancer/Crown of Thorns by Mother Love Bone, the proto-Seattle band co-founded by future Pearl Jammers Stone Gossard and Jeff Ament.

It was about an hour into the proceedings that Vedder started reaching for the wine. I must say, it’s refreshing to see someone enjoying a tipple onstage in today’s careerist, ultracautious live music environment. Or maybe I’ve just been going to the wrong shows.

First night jitters were apparent: The band screwed up a song (Red Mosquito, from 1996’s No Code) — and this right after the singer had pointed out the soundman to the crowd, saying that he’d been with the band for 20 years and his only job is to adjust two buttons, the “Suck” and “Don’t Suck” buttons. Talk about jinxing yourself.

Otherwise, the players were in the pocket, as one would expect from an act at this level. And Vedder’s voice sounded phenomenal; he seems to have lost none of his emotional power or grit or range. But were they on fire?

Let’s just say that their second Vancouver show, Monday night, could leave this one in the dust.

Not to jinx it …

Another set of Dark Matter material included Upper Hand, with a chorus stickier even than the Rogers Arena floor; Won’t Tell, a ringing slab of ‘90s guitar-rock; and Running, the record’s leanest and meanest. The lyrics of Won’t Tell, Vedder informed us, are based on a dream that bassist Jeff Ament had that involved “a Canadian woman.” Make of that what you will.

A taste of Upper Hand #PearlJam pic.twitter.com/yeG0FqCUPw — father hubbard (@fatherhubbard) May 5, 2024

Ament, by the way, wore a tour T-shirt from the band Idles — perhaps bought at the British act’s much-raved about show the previous night at the PNE Forum.

Throughout the concert, a V-shaped wall-to-wall screen behind the band complemented the performance with graphics, including musician and audience close-ups and cosmological images, as befits the album title (“dark matter” being a scientific term for matter that does not interact with light or the electromagnetic field).

After a jammy, long-winded Porch, the first selection of the night from the group’s 1991, 13-million-selling debut Ten, the gang of pushing-60-somethings took a well-earned breather. Vedder returned for a solo version of Tom Petty’s I Won’t Back Down before Ament, lead guitarist Mike McCready, rhythm guitarist Stone Gossard, drummer Matt Cameron, and touring musicians Josh Klinghoffer and Kenneth “Boom” Gaspar, filed back out.

After Black, another Ten cut, Vedder dedicated Dark Matter’s sweetest song, Something Special, to one of his daughters, who he said was at the show.

First encore song at #pearljam tour opener in #vancouver is Tom petty’s won’t back down with #eddievedder solo on a guitar pettt gave him. pic.twitter.com/F8syAbWbeh — Jane Stevenson (@JaneCStevenson) May 5, 2024

No one, not band or audience, wanted to leave as the house lights came on and Pearl Jam, one of the last standard-bearers of the Gen X dream, blasted through Alive, a signature anthem that has never sounded more relevant, and Neil Young’s Rockin’ in the Free World (ditto). Setting Sun, Dark Matter’s last and perhaps most hopeful track, saw us out into the night.

Side note: Opening the current month-long West Coast leg of the Dark Matter World Tour is Seattle’s Deep Sea Diver. Before the headliner’s Saturday night set, vocalist/guitarist Jessica Dobson tossed off barbed, scrappy licks as she led the five-piece through songs from Impossible Weight — KEXP Seattle listeners’ favourite album from 2000 — and from a forthcoming record.

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