• Pearl Jam Covers Eagles of Death Metal, 'Imagine' One Week After Paris Attacks [WATCH]

    While in the middle of their cover-heavy South American tour, which is chock-full of bows to John Lennon, The Beatles and Pink Floyd, Pearl Jam added a nod to Eagles of Death Metal to their cover repertoire. On the one-week anniversary of the devastating Paris attacks, Eddie Vedder and company took on a performance of "I Want You So Hard (Boy's Bad News)."

  • Pearl Jam's Eddie Vedder to Avoid October Tour Dates, Wants to See Cubs Play World Series

    Pearl Jam frontman Eddie Vedder has been a longtime fan of the Chicago Cubs, and recently he expressed disappointment at possibly having to miss seeing his favorite team play in the 2015 World Series due to his band's upcoming South American tour. As a result, he's considering no longer touring in October because he wants to see the Cubs play in the future.

  • Sting and Common Perform "Every Breath You Take" at Global Citizen Fest [WATCH]

    The Internet is buzzing this weekend with talk and video of surprise performances from this weekend's Global Citizen Festival in New York City. Chicago rapper, Common, took the stage with Sting for a couple of songs from The Police frontman's catalog including "Every Breath You Take" and "One World (Not Three)."

  • Global Citizen Festval 2015 Live Stream: Watch Beyoncé, Ed Sheeran, Pearl Jam and Coldplay

    The 2015 Global Citizen Festival kicks off on Saturday Sept. 26 with an impressive musical lineup to support economic and social issues affecting the world. Pearl Jam, Beyoncé, Ed Sheeran and Coldplay are set to headline the event on the Great Lawn in Central Park in New York City. If you missed your chance to grab passes to the free-ticketed show, don't worry. The festival is now available to live stream.

  • Pearl Jam, Stephen Colbert Jam on 'The Late Show' Ahead of Global Citizen Festival [WATCH]

    Pearl Jam are in New York City to play this weekend's Global Citizen Festival alongside Beyoncé, Ed Sheeran and Coldplay, but before that the legendary rock band stopped by The Late Show with Stephen Colbert to perform on TV for the first time in 2015. With a ravenous energy, Eddie Vedder and co. tackled their Lightning Bolt single "Mind Your Manners" and even jammed with Stephen Colbert on a rock classic.

  • Eddie Vedder Unveils 'Aloha' Soundtrack Song Starring His 6-Year-Old Daughter Harper [LISTEN]

    The soundtrack for Cameron Crowe's latest film, 'Aloha,' boasts one very special track penned by Eddie Vedder with the help of an important vocalist--Harper Vedder, his six-year-old daughter. The quick, 30-second tune titled "The Traveler," which can be heard during 'Aloha's' ending credits, features the Pearl Jam vocalist's ukulele skills while Harper continuously sings "I gotta go."

  • Neil Young Cracks Top 40 for 40th Time: Top 7 Highest-Charting Albums

    This week marked an interesting accomplishment for Neil Young, who debuted an album in the Top 40 of the Billboard 200 for the 40th time with The Monsanto Years, which opened at no. 21. Many of the reviews for Monsanto have been mixed—either as a question of its musical content or because of Young's politics, which tackles numerous companies including the titular Monsanto and Starbucks. Regardless of what you think about Young's politics, and even if you dislike his style personally, you've got to hand it to him for having cracked the Top 40 on the albums chart 40 times. Music Times isn't going to run through all 40 of those entries, but we'll give you a quick rundown of the seven highest-charting albums in Young's catalogue. You may be surprised at some that did...and didn't...make the cut.

  • Eddie Vedder Brings Chicago Cubs Onstage During Fundraiser

    If there's one thing you know about Pearl Jam front man Eddie Vedder, it's that he's a die-hard Chicago Cubs fan. Having been welcomed into the stadium with open arms over the years and making it a tradition to sing "Take Me Out to the Ball Game" during the 7th inning stretch, Vedder feels right at home at Wrigley Field alongside his favorite athletes. Thursday night the 50-year-old power vocalist lived a dream come true when the players on the Chicago Cubs returned the favor by joining him onstage at the 4th annual Hot Stove Cool Music benefit show for the Epstein's Foundation to Be Named Later.
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