Pearl Jam, Beck, Margo Price To Play Eddie Vedder’s Ohana Encore Festival
The event is set to take place in Dana Point, California on October 1-2, and will also feature sets from Sleater-Kinney, Brandi Carlile and others.
Eddie Vedder has announced the lineup for this year’s edition of his Ohana Encore festival, featuring two headline sets from Pearl Jam.
The festival is set to take place in Dana Point, California on October 1-2, and will also feature sets from Beck, Sleater-Kinney, Brandi Carlile and others.
On October 1, Pearl Jam will be joined by Beck, Lord Huron, White Reaper and more, with Sleater-Kinney, Brandi Carlile, Margo Price and others playing the following night.
Tickets are on sale this Friday (July 23) at 6pm BST. A portion of the proceeds from tickets will go to the San Onofre Parks Foundation and the Doheny State Beach Foundation.
Ohana Encore is a special additional festival falling on the weekend after Vedder’s traditional Ohana Festival, which will be headlined by Kings Of Leon alongside Pearl Jam and Vedder himself. Other acts set to perform include Maggie Rogers, Sharon Van Etten and Mac DeMarco.
Following the Ohana shows, Pearl Jam will embark on a delayed European tour in June and July 2022 including two dates at BST Hyde Park in London.
In May the band launched a massive new bootleg series featuring over 5,000 tracks from nearly 200 live performances.
The series, which is available on all streaming services and the band’s new members-only website Deep, encompasses shows from across the 2000s and early 2010s.
The band describe Deep as “an interactive experience featuring official bootleg recordings from nearly 200 live Pearl Jam shows”, where fans can personalize their own Pearl Jam setlist based on the city they live in and more.
“We’re really trying to make it easier for longtime Pearl Jam fans, bootleg aficionados, and appreciators of Pearl Jam live music to stream the shows. We’re also hoping that these tools will introduce live and bootleg Pearl Jam to a new generation of fans, who are more adept at navigating the streaming environment,” the band’s fan club organizer Tim Bierman told Variety.
Listen to the best of Pearl Jam on Apple Music and Spotify.
