As SPIN reported, Vedder is heading to Japan this spring for the first time on his own. He hasn't been to the region with Pearl Jam since 2003 (though he made an unexpected appearance last March to perform "Rockin' in the Free World" by Neil Young with Jack White).
Vedder is scheduled to play a series of four theater shows in Japan starting on April 14 in Nagoya, with additional dates on April 16 in Osaka, April 17 in Kyoto and April 20 in Tokyo. Tickets will be available for sale on Feb. 14.
View this post on InstagramThese dates represent a rare opportunity indeed, as Vedder's non-Pearl Jam dates in recent years have included his band Earthlings (featuring Andrew Watt, Josh Klinghoffer, Chad Smith and Glen Hansard).
Eddie Vedder credits Neil Young with helping him manage success
“We didn’t know how to behave,” Vedder admitted. “We didn’t know how to deal with what we were going through. It certainly wasn’t anything we were able to celebrate. It was kind of terrifying, actually.”
“To see someone who was on the other side of it all, who was carrying on regardless, made us realize that none of the stuff we were going through really mattered,” Vedder said. “Neil is mercurial, he moves fast, and more than anyone else I’ve encountered he is always in contact with his muse. I wish we could have dealt with our success more gracefully, but at the same time our reaction was authentic and watching Neil in action helped us see the value in that.”
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