Pearl Jam celebrated their 50th show in New York City with two electrifying performances at Madison Square Garden, featuring special guests including E Street Band guitarist Steven Van Zandt and producer Andrew Watt. Over the two nights, the band showcased a diverse setlist comprising 46 unique songs from their extensive catalog and three tour debuts, all while emphasizing social issues such as women's rights amid a politically charged atmosphere. Eddie Vedder urged fans to vote and included a poignant rendition of 'Daughter' with altered lyrics addressing political concerns. The shows also highlighted tracks from their latest album, Dark Matter, with a special performance of 'Won’t Tell' in honor of Van Zandt. The event was marked by memorable collaborations and a cover of Neil Young's 'Rockin' in the Free World' to close the night. Pearl Jam's performances were a celebration of their legacy, as well as a call to action for their fans.