News - 01/11/2014

Eddie Vedder performs intimate Seattle concert to 90 lucky fans

Eddie Vedder performs intimate Seattle concert to 90 lucky fans

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How does seeing Eddie Vedder perform a 20-song setlist of covers to an audience of just 90 people sound? Well, that’s what happened on Thursday night when the Pearl Jam frontman hit the stage at Microsoft’s Seattle, Washington campus to raise money for EB Research.

As Rolling Stone reports, Vedder’s two-hour set includes covers of Cat Stevens’ “Trouble”, Tom Waits’ “Take It With Me”, John Lennon’s “Imagine”, and Bob Dylan’s “Girl From the North Country”, along with solo renditions of Pearl Jam favorites like “Better Man” and “Porch”. Check out the full setlist below.

Rolling Stone also relayed a fun little anecdote of how at one point during the concert, Vedder’s stage hands came out with bottles of wine and “began pouring generously into every cup thrust in front of them.”

Setlist:
Trouble (Cat Stevens cover)
Dead Man (Pearl Jam song)
Girl From the North Country (Bob Dylan cover)
Soon Forget (Pearl Jam song)
Can’t Keep (Pearl Jam song)
Sleeping By Myself
Without You
The Needle and the Damage Done (Neil Young cover)
Far Behind
Setting Forth
Guaranteed
Take it with Me
Better Man (Pearl Jam song)
Just Breathe (Pearl Jam song)
Immortality (Pearl Jam song)
Ukulele Anthem (Amanda Palmer & The Grand Theft Orchestra cover)
Porch (Pearl Jam song)
Hard Sun (Indio cover)

Encore:
Imagine (John Lennon cover)
Rockin’ in the Free World (Neil Young cover)


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