Eddie Vedder Helps Jimmy Fallon ‘Blow Your Pants Off’ With New Album
Pearl Jam frontman Eddie Vedder is one of many guest musicians that will appear on the upcoming album 'Blow Your Pants Off' from late night funnyman Jimmy Fallon.
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Eddie Vedder Postpones Spring Tour Due to Nerve Damage
Jimmy Fallon (as Pearl Jam’s Eddie Vedder) Sings ‘Jeremy (Lin)’
On his late-night talk show Thursday night, Jimmy Fallon channeled Eddie Vedder to sing a tribute to New York Knicks sensation Jeremy Lin. Fallon reworked the lyrics to Pearl Jam's classic 'Jeremy' to reflect the 'Linsanity' that has taken over the NBA the past few weeks.
Eddie Vedder Announces 2012 U.S. Solo Tour
Pearl Jam frontman Eddie Vedder has revealed plans for a 13-city solo U.S. tour that will see him playing multiple shows in Texas and Florida.
Eddie Vedder Channeled Through Chilean Talent Contestant
From post-grunge rock stars to karaoke singers, people all over the world have been imitating Pearl Jam singer Eddie Vedder's pained growl since the turn of the '90s. Most people think that there's really only one true Vedder, but to those people, we point you to Javier Diaz.
Jimmy Fallon and Eddie Vedder Trade Vocals on ‘Balls in Your Mouth’
Funnyman Jimmy Fallon was at it again, and this time Pearl Jam’s Eddie Vedder was his co-pilot!
Foo Fighters, Eddie Vedder Highlight Lineup of 2011 Bridge School Benefit Concert
Foo Fighters and Eddie Vedder are among the big-name acts performing at the 2011 Bridge School Benefit Concert taking place Oct. 22 and 23 at the Shoreline Amphitheater in Mountain View, Calif.
Pearl Jam Unveil Soundtrack Details For ‘Pearl Jam Twenty’ Documentary
Sept. 20 needs to be christened "Pearl Jam Day." Why? Because the grunge icons are not only releasing their documentary, 'Pearl Jam Twenty,' but they are also issuing an accompanying two-disc soundtrack that Pearl Jam fans will no doubt want to add to their collections. The band just issued all the pertinent details and lucky fans will be treated to a double disc and a doc in one day.
Rise Against, Tom Morello React as Eddie Vedder Cheers Release of West Memphis 3
As we reported earlier, the West Memphis Three -- three men who served 18 years in prison for the murder of three boys -- were freed today (Aug. 19) after years of support from various music artists who felt they were wrongly convicted.
Eddie Vedder Looks On as West Memphis 3 Freed
The West Memphis Three -- Damien Nichols, Jessie Misskelley Jr. and Jason Baldwin -- were freed today after 18 years in prison for the suspected murders of three boys. The release of three men had been championed by Eddie Vedder, Metallica and Disturbed, among other musicians, over the past several years. In fact, Vedder even showed up at the court hearing today.