Pearl Jam

Ah, Halloween—the one night out of the year where it’s completely acceptable for adults to dress up and pretend to be someone or something they’re not. Love it or hate it, you’re going to see people in costume, and sometimes, the people in costume just happen to be your favorite band.

Last night at the Kennedy Center, David Letterman received the Mark Twain Prize for American Humor. At the ceremony, Pearl Jam frontman Eddie Vedder was there to perform in celebration of Letterman.

It’s no secret that Pearl Jam frontman Eddie Vedder is a massive Cubs fan, and after Friday night’s game, Vedder took to the streets for a little busking action outside Chicago’s Wrigley Field.

On the most recent episode of the Twin Peaks reboot, Pearl Jam ’s Eddie Vedder was introduced by his birth name, Edward Louis Severson, to play at the show’s fictional Bang Bang Bar roadhouse.

You’ve already seen teasers for the upcoming Pearl Jam documentary, Let’s Play Two, but the doc’s trailer is finally here!

When the Chicago Cubs won the World Series in 2016, it broke a 108-year-old curse that had plagued the city for generations. So it was a pretty big deal. That same year, Pearl Jam performed two shows at Wrigley Field on August 21 and 22, and that too was a big deal.

At Roger Waters’ show last night in Chicago, the United Center’s audience was treated to surprise performance from none other than Eddie Vedder.

Rolling Stone reported on an interview of Pearl Jam ’s Mike McCready , and according to the article, McCready recently opened up about former drummer Dave Abbruzzese ’s Rock & Roll Hall of Fame snub.

This year’s Record Store Day fell on April 22, and while we celebrated Mother Earth, it was also a day to celebrate independent music retailers across the country, where consumers could purchase limited-edition and exclusive vinyl or singles. According to a recent Billboard article, industry...

When you think of the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame induction ceremony, Pearl Jam bassist Jeff Ament’s fashion may be what comes to mind. (He donned a t-shirt that paid homage to musicians not inducted; Ament’s now infamous shirt lists everyone from Slayer and Alice in Chains to Steppenwolf and The...