Pearl Jam Debuts 'The Whale Song' Live
Pearl Jam Debuts 'The Whale Song' Live

Pearl Jam Debuts 'The Whale Song' Live

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Pearl Jam made a notable return to its roots by performing 'The Whale Song' live for the first time at the Ohana Festival in Dana Point, California, on September 27, 2024. The track, originally written by former drummer Jack Irons and included on the 1999 compilation 'Music For Our Mother Ocean 3', was played with the help of Irons' son, Zach. Frontman Eddie Vedder introduced the performance by expressing hope that the song would 'connect and send vibrations to our friends under the water'. Earlier in the month, the band also transformed Ted Nugent's 'Stranglehold' into an anti-gun anthem during a Baltimore performance, reflecting their ongoing stance against gun violence. The festival not only showcased the band's legacy but also featured other rare performances, including a live rendition of 'Future Days'. Pearl Jam is set to perform again at the festival, with Sting filling in for Neil Young.

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