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Pearl Jam Setlist at Gila River Arena, Glendale, AZ, USA

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• Far Behind ( Eddie Vedder  song) ( Eddie solo ) Play Video
• Wash ( tour debut ) Play Video
• Given to Fly Play Video
• Elderly Woman Behind the Counter in a Small Town Play Video
• Corduroy Play Video
• Quick Escape Play Video
• Why Go Play Video
• Superblood Wolfmoon Play Video
• Alright ( tour debut ) Play Video
• Even Flow Play Video
• Dance of the Clairvoyants Play Video
• Black ( with "We Belong Together" tag ) Play Video
• I Got Id ( tour debut ) Play Video
• Red Mosquito ( tour debut ) Play Video
• Sleeping by Myself ( Eddie Vedder  song) ( tour debut ) Play Video
• Daughter ( with "W.M.A." tag ) Play Video
• Porch Play Video
• Smile ( tour debut ) Play Video
• Eruption ( Van Halen  cover) ( tour debut ) Play Video
• Do the Evolution Play Video
• Better Man ( "Save It For Later" tease ) Play Video
• Leaving Here ( Eddie Holland  cover) ( tour debut ) Play Video
• Alive Play Video
• Yellow Ledbetter Play Video

Note: "In Hiding", "Come Back", and "River Cross” were on the setlist but were not played. “Yellow Ledbetter” was added to the setlist. “In Hiding" was replaced with "Black”.

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• Dance of the Clairvoyants
• Quick Escape
• Superblood Wolfmoon
• Eruption by Van Halen
• Far Behind by Eddie Vedder
• Leaving Here by Eddie Holland
• Sleeping by Myself by Eddie Vedder
• Yellow Ledbetter
• Red Mosquito
• Elderly Woman Behind the Counter in a Small Town
• Do the Evolution
• Given to Fly

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Pearl Jam coming to Glendale in May as part of rescheduled tour

Mar 14, 2022, 3:00 PM

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PHOENIX — Just about two years after Pearl Jam was supposed to play in Glendale as part of its North America tour, the Seattle-based band is returning to the West Valley city.

Pearl Jam will play at Gila River Arena on May 9, the band announced Monday.

Its original show at the Glendale arena was scheduled for April 2020, but was postponed due to the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Pearl Jam’s 2020 North American tour dates are officially rescheduled for May and September 2022. The tour includes four additional concert dates in Fresno, Sacramento, Las Vegas, and Camden. Special guest @Pluralone1 will open the shows. pic.twitter.com/WqSf7C2vIO — Pearl Jam 🇺🇦 (@PearlJam) March 14, 2022

All tickets for the 2020 show will be honored for the new date.

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Former Red Hot Chili Peppers guitarist Josh Klinghoffer’s solo project, Pluralone, will open for Pearl Jam on the tour.

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Two years after putting their tour in support of LP Gigaton on hold due to the pandemic, Pearl Jam is ready to head out on the road for a North American tour, starting May 3. The Eddie Vedder -fronted band will make 19 stops across Canada and the U.S., including two shows at L.A.’s Forum and one at New York’s Madison Square Garden.

Josh Klinghoffer — the former guitarist for Red Hot Chilli Peppers — is set to open for Pearl Jam with his solo project Pluralone. He’ll also join Pearl Jam as a touring member alongside Vedder, Stone Gossard, Jeff Ament, Mike McCready, and Matt Cameron.

The tour will feature efforts to reduce Pearl Jam’s carbon footprint by paying $200 per ton for carbon dioxide mitigation — a 10-time increase to the band’s efforts in past years. The band has made a conscious effort during past tours to minimize their impact on the environment and global warming.

“We are proud of our prior efforts to mitigate our inevitable carbon footprint from touring over the past 20 years but the time to multiply that effort is clearly right now,” said Gossard in a release. “By committing to this aggressive pricing, we hope to equally amplify our efforts and gather partners who share our urgency to make the investments and innovations required to move our world to a more conscious, carbon balanced economy.”

Tickets for the tour go on sale Monday.

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May 9, 2022 – Gila River Arena, Phoenix, AZ, USA

Show at Glance:

• Venue: Fenway Park
• Attendance: 52,000
• Number of Songs: 30
• Show Length: 2:45

Show at a Glance

• Venue: Gila River Arena
• Location: Phoenix, AZ
• Number of Songs: 24
• Show Length: 2:25

Pre Set: Far Behind

Main Set: Wash, Given To Fly, Elderly Woman Behind The Counter In A Small Town, Corduroy, Quick Escape, Why Go, Superblood Wolfmoon, Alright, Even Flow, Dance Of The Clairvoyants, Black/(We Belong Together), I Got Shit, Red Mosquito, Sleeping By Myself, Daughter/(W.M.A.), Porch

Encore 1: Smile, Eruption, Do The Evolution, Better Man/(Save It For Later), Leaving Here, Alive, Yellow Ledbetter

Pearl Jam Show Notes 5/9/2022:

Ed comes out for the pre-set and Far Behind makes its debut at a Pearl Jam show. Wash is dark and eerie to open, the 4th different opener in 4 shows so far. Corduroy has the new intro jam again and an incendiary Mike solo, it’s been one of the standouts of this run so far, it feels rejuvenated. Ed does a spoken space shuttle countdown-style spiel during Quick Escape. Ed says that they’re in the land of coyotes, mentioning NHL Coyotes players Christian Fisher and Clayton Keller before Superblood Wolfmoon, saying wolves are close to coyotes. Ed goes on a passionate rant about freedom before Alright, which makes its tour debut. Prior to Even Flow, Ed mentions the highway signs around the area that had been changed to “Even Flow on the gas, keep left to pass”. Mike and Ed take turns getting the sides of the arena to out-cheer each other, Ed adding, 

“We’ve never done this kind of cheesy bullshit before…”

Josh is rocking out behind the amps during Dance of the Clairvoyants, adding some drum accents and background vocals. Astronaut Scott Kelly is in attendance, and Black is dedicated to him, Ed does a little improv based off of We Belong Together. He stresses the “FUCK” during I Got Shit. He says they’ve got mosquitos here, but they’re in the land of scorpions, adding “…don’t get too excited, Mike” (referring to Mike’s fandom of the 80’s hair metal band Scorpions), leading into Red Mosquito. Before Sleeping By Myself, Ed talks about testing positive for COVID, isolating and thinking to himself “…why did I ever smoke cigarettes, what the fuck is wrong with me…,” saying that Sleeping By Myself was running through his head the whole time he was quarantined. 

The number for voting information is put on the screens in the venue as Ed talks about supporting freedom to choose. Mike has some skronky guitar tones during the W.M.A. tag, and Ed changes the lyric to “..police stopped my daughter again…” Matt ends the song with a powerful drum rhythmic outro. Ed talks a lot about his niece Molly, who’s in attendance, choosing to come to the show instead of her graduation from Arizona State, and she gets a spotlight and a nice roar from the crowd. Ed changes up the setlist, saying they were going to play a sad one but he doesn’t want to anymore, and they play Smile instead. Mike goes back behind his amps to play with Josh for a while during Jeff’s solo. The Eruption solo seems a little longer than previous versions. Ed mentions Taylor Hawkins before Better Man, saying he’s seeing a lot of Foo Fighters shirts in the crowd, adding that he had only gotten to know him a little over the last year but Matt was close with him. The intro to Leaving Here is a train wreck, but they get it squared away, Jeff takes all the solos. After Alive, it feels like the show might be over, but they put the instruments back on and close with Yellow Ledbetter. In Hiding, Come Back, and River Cross were on the original setlist but not played.

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Hi! I´m from other country and we traveled with my friends to assist to the concert. We love Pearl Jam. Maybe you can help me. We bought the official poster and I researched to the web, and discovered these poster are coleccionable. My doubt is… Pearl Jam select a artist to do that?, why select this artist for the show in Arizona, who is the artist?. Could you help me please. Sorry for my english… thanks!

Hi Daniela, you are correct. Ever since about 1996, Pearl Jam has offered unique posters for each one of their shows. In the modern era of the band, every single poster from a tour year has had a different artist to put their artistic input on the show they were picked to create for. These posters quite often after the date of the show sell out pretty fast and will be marked up for higher prices than if you were to purchase from the merch stand. The Arizona poster specifically designed by Brad Klausen. Hope this helps.

It’s hard to headline my reaction to this show with the tough scratches, but there is certainly a reason everyone else is doing that. In Hiding is easily one of their most underplayed tracks, and it especially hurts knowing at this point how much the band shares in our love for that one. Of course, I’d take an album debut over some bread and butter — especially when Ed’s actual shoutouts, despite his mood when as things rambled on, actually did fit for the song and encore to still be played through as planned.

Biggest highlights for me included Wash, I Got Shit, and Red Mosquito — Mike is just on another level right now, with both unmatched energy and exploration of new sounds. At the end of the day, this show made me grateful that this band is still exploring new things, whether it’s songwriting, set construction, making up for lost time on dedications, etc. I wouldn’t be surprised if we get to the end of this run and they’re still debuting different openers, not to mention songs in the middle. My hope is that it carries into a return of RVM in place of Porch at some point, and removing any of the little monotony that remains.

The second two-night stand of the tour awaits. Let’s do this!

Last night was my 25th PJ show and first PJ show since 2013. The band sounded great. Ed’s voice seems to be getting stronger. Maybe he quit smoking? The crowd’s energy really seemed to push the band during the second song Given To Fly. The fans were really giving the song all their energy. Really great mixed setlist and I enjoyed the new songs from Gigaton. All in all a great show. The band and the fans really showed up. Hopefully the next show won’t be 8 years away.