The tour kicks off on February 3 at the Beacon Theater in New York City and ends on February 22 at Benaroya Hall in Seattle.
Their set included a handful of Vedder originals ("I'll Be Waiting," "Tender Mercies"), as well as several classic rock covers (The Who's "I'm One," The Clash's "Should I Stay or Should I Go") and a few Pearl Jam songs ("Better Man," "Corduroy"). The band will feature Red Hot Chili Peppers drummer Chad Smith, bassist for Jane's Addiction Chris Chaney, former Chili Peppers guitarist Josh Klinghoffer, guitarist/vocalist Glen Hansard and guitarist Andrew Watt.Įddie Vedder and the Earthlings made their live debut on September 25 at the Ohana Festival in Dana Point, California. Vedder has also performed several solo songs, including songs from the soundtrack of the 2007 Golden Globe-winning film Into the Wild.Įddie Vedder will be touring in February to promote his forthcoming album Earthling and will be bringing his new band The Earthlings with him. 10 on the Billboard Adult Alternative Airplay chart this week, and "The Haves"), played a handful of Pearl Jam songs ("Porch," "Corduroy"), and experimented with covers of the Pretenders' "Precious," Pete Townshend's "Give Blood" and the Clash's "Should I Stay or Should I Go," among others. The Who's bassist Pino Palladino played with the Earthlings at Ohana, but due to scheduling issues he will be replaced on the 2022 tour by Jane's Addiction bassist Chris Chaney.Īt Ohana, the Earthlings performed two Earthling songs ("Long Way," which is No. The band features guitarist Andrew Watt (who also produced "Earthling"), multi-instrumentalists Josh Klinghoffer and Glen Hansard, and Red Hot Chili Peppers drummer Chad Smith. The eight-concert tour, Vedder's first solo tour of the United States since 2012, will support his upcoming solo album, The Earthling, which will be released on February 11 via Seattle Surf/Republic.Īs previously reported, Earthlings debuted live on September 24 at Vedder's Ohana Festival in Dana Point, California. Here's hoping.Eddie Vedder tour 2023 announced: Pearl Jam frontman Eddie Vedder and his new solo band The Earthlings will embark on their first tour in early 2022, starting on February 3-4 at the Beacon Theatre in New York. If we British fans get given a solo tour too, these songs will no doubt ignite in a live setting. This is Vedder and his most loose and carefree, and in many ways, that alone is worth the price of admission for long-time followers. The noise only a bunch of old-hands eager to cast their worries off could have made. Still, 'Earthling' sounds like precisely the kind of album Vedder wished to make. Trippy swing-infused coda 'On My Way' also impresses and makes you wish that a few more moments of reprieve or experimentation were featured. Mills' has a real Aimee Man meets McCartney vibe – and with Ringo featuring on the album that tracks. The previously mentioned 'Brother of Air' has enough grit and passion to stand out, and the sweet 'Mrs. Everyone is bringing their A-game, and they're having a blast while doing so, but nothing entirely sticks to the ribs.
While a fun and energetic record, much of the songwriting falls into the somewhat forgettable.
His mumbled rage still brings a tingle up the spine. Nowhere is this better seen than on single 'Brother the Cloud,' Vedder unleashing the demon all over the outro. Vedder himself has never sounded better, his soulful croon erupting over hooky choruses and thrashy breakdowns. It's organic but punchy as hell while still glimmering with a bit of pop sheen. With Grammy award-winning producer Andrew Watt (Dua Lipa, Ozzy) at the helm, 'Earthling' is very much an album to be blasted from your car stereo as you sing along.
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