October 22nd, 2020 will mark the 30th anniversary of the first-ever live performance by a band called Mookie Blaylock, but you probably know them by another name: Pearl Jam. In honor of the anniversary, Pearl Jam are offering a webcast of their April 29th, 2016 show at Philadelphia, PA’s Wells Fargo Center—the night they played their 1991 debut album, Ten, in its entirety for the very first time. Order your Pearl Jam 4/29/16 webcast via Nugs.tv here.
“Philly gives back, they just give back,” Eddie Vedder notes from the stage in a teaser video from the 4/29/16 performance. “We just tried to figure out something we could get for you, something we could wrap and unwrap with you.”
As a banner commemorating 10 sold-out shows in South Philly unfurls on screen, Vedder continues, [We decided] we’re gonna make a flag for y’all to hang in the rafters, and then I saw that number and it was like, I think we gotta do it!”
On October 22, Pearl Jam will stream the April 29, 2016 Philadelphia show on @NugsNet.
The 32-song set includes Ten played front to back, newly mixed in stereo & 5.1 digital surround sound. Stream the never-before-seen full-color HD footage 10/22-10/25: https://t.co/awSKMuF3Zj pic.twitter.com/U3feUQi1iZ
— Pearl Jam (@PearlJam) October 10, 2020
Pearl Jam has partnered with nugs.net to present this 32-song set (which begins with Ten), mixed in stereo and 5.1 digital surround sound by Pearl Jam producer, Josh Evans. This never-seen-before footage was captured in full color by 11 HD cameras by videographer Blue Leach and edited by Pearl Jam archivist Kevin Shuss. Order your webcast here for $14.99 and watch anytime from October 22nd at 8 p.m. ET through October 25th at 11:59 p.m. PT.
Related: Eddie Vedder Joins Instagram To Educate Fans On Voting By Mail [Photos]
Pearl Jam recently launched a “PJ Votes 2020” initiative to engage its fans to become active voters this election cycle. The initiative invites fans to join the band in their Take Three Pledge: Vote by Mail, Recruit Three Friends, and Don’t Wait. As part of this program, Pearl Jam has partnered with both national and local Pennsylvania nonprofit organizations like Make the Road Pennsylvania, Penn Future, and national organizations like League of Conservation Voters and People for the American Way. Learn more at here text PJVotes to 52886.
In addition to announcing the special “Ten show” stream, Pearl Jam recently released a new song, “Get It Back”. The track was featured on Bandcamp’s compilation album, Good Music To Avert The Collapse Of American Democracy, Volume 2, which raised funds for Voting Rights Lab. Listen to the new song below:
Pearl Jam – “Get It Back”
[Video: Pearl Jam Official]
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