In their Seattle rehearsal space, beneath a portrait of Pete Townshend and a giant Ramones banner, Pearl Jam have been hard at work on songs for their ninth studio album – which they plan to release ...

Pearl Jam's new album Backspacer will debut as a Rock Band download Sept. 20, the same day the CD hits stores. What's more, Target will offer an exclusive edition of the album that will include ...

If the idea of a Target-exclusive Pearl Jam record seems a little weird to you, you're not alone. It reeks of "sell-out," but the move could actually be viewed as a shrewd business decision by Eddie ...

Near the end of Pearl Jam’s sessions for their 1994 LP Vitalogy, Eddie Vedder picked up a cheap thrift store accordion and began singing a bizarre, Tom Waits-like dirge about insects. “I got bugs in ...

When I came to write for TechCrunch, I never realized that I would get to write about my favorite band while I was growing up, so often. But I do once again today because Pearl Jam has an exclusive ...

Normally, bands release records on independent labels, then, if discovered, move on to a major, corporate record label and never look back. Pearl Jam, however, is doing it backwards. For its ninth ...

The Celebration Rock Podcast’s Vitalogy-ology series on Pearl Jam concludes this week by looking at the band’s post-2000 career. Our concluding episode looks at the band’s three most recent albums — ...

Pearl Jam - Under Review documents this extraordinary band's rise to glory and explores quite how they have confounded fans and critics alike, maintaining their status among rock's elite while ...

One of the most popular and influential rock bands of the past two decades Pearl Jam makes their Austin City Limits debut in celebration of their selfreleased new CD Backspacer SETLIST Walking the Cow ...

Pearl Jam's status as an artist can be a hard one to quantify. They entered the scene as one of the biggest bands in the world, and after a few years vanished from the mainstream audience radar, even ...

A thousand rock ‘n’ roll cliches have been built around the idea that guts and glory belong to the young. Pearl Jam’s ninth studio album, “Backspacer,” due out Tuesday, makes the opposite argument.