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Pearl Jam Schedule
Pearl Jam
October 12, 2008 8:00 PM
Location: Beacon Theatre - New York, NY
Pearl Jam Info:
Pearl Jam rose from Mother Love Bone untimely demise. They were playing at the same clubs as Nirvana, and had the same sound but did not hit the top ten till Nirvana broke into the charts with “Nevermind.” Pearl Jam’s hit album “Ten” followed soon there after. They were the typical grunge band. Eddie Vedder sang of angry teen years, and social issues of the 90’s and pretty soon outsold Nirvana.
Even though they were rock stars they did not want to succumb to that stereotype. For their second album, VS., they did not even release a video for it and the album went platinum. Pearl Jam was probably best known for their battle against Ticketmaster outrageous extra cost on tickets. They took Ticketmaster to court and also released their new album Vitalogy. Neither of these conquests got them very far. The band split for a while and did some side projects and then also did a few songs on Neil Young’s new album. Pearl Jam released No Code in 1996. The album was suppose to go far on the charts, but failed to make a dent with the fans. In 1999, they had one final radio hit with “Last Kiss” (a remake). It actually was the biggest radio hit the band ever had. Pearl Jam still continues to tour and release music. They aren’t as involved in the music scene as they use to be, but make no mistake they will always keep their music “Alive.”





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