Hear it Now! Eddie Vedder and Sleater-Kinney Singer Collaborate

The Northwest stars team for an album inspired by X vet John Doe. Click here to listen!
Corin Tucker / Eddie Vedder (Photo: Eric Nowels)

Eddie Vedder's been busy recording Pearl Jam's forthcoming album. And former Sleater-Kinney singer/guitarist Corin Tucker's been preoccupied by raising funds for school children.

SPIN.com Heads to Virgin Mobile Fest, All Points West, New American Music Union, and the Seattle Tattoo Expo This Weekend

Radiohead, Stone Temple Pilots, Bob Dylan, Pearl Jam, oh my! It's our busiest weekend of the summer, and you can follow along online.

Our bags seem perpetually packed in August for the height of America's ever-expanding festival season, but this weekend is probably our busiest of the year: We're spread out around the country for four different events. Here's a rundown of what's going on, and how you can tune in:

VIRGIN MOBILE FESTIVAL

Soaks the Pages: Pearl Jam's SPIN Archives

Browse through the best of our Pearl Jam coverage through the years, starting with a 1992 feature.

Since we've been spending a lot of time with Pearl Jam this summer, thanks to superfan Zack Newman, it seemed only appropriate to cull back through the archives -- and, in this writer's case, through stages of one's adult life -- and dig up as much Pearl Jam as we could offer.

Pearl Jam's Eddie Vedder Plots Solo Tour

On the heels of an East Coast jaunt with Pearl Jam, the alt-rock icon slates a second round of solo dates, chiefly residencies in major North American cities.
Eddie Vedder / Photo by Lucy Hamblin

Who? Eddie Vedder, frontman of revered grunge and alt-rock mainstay Pearl Jam, and creative mind behind the acclaimed, psych-folk soundtrack to Into the Wild.

Pearl Jam Tour Update: Mansfield, MA

Our young, fresh-from-college reporter, who has been following Pearl Jam across North America since early June, checks in after the tour's final show.
Pearl Jam / Photo by Eric Nowels

Pearl Jam concluded their brief 13-date East Coast tour with a pair of shows over three days in Mansfield, MA.

VH1 Rock Honors Adds Tenacious D to Who Tribute Show

Jack Black and Kyle Gass join already awesome lineup of Flaming Lips, Pearl Jam, and Foo Fighters for VH1's ode to the Who.
Tenacious D

VH1 was clearly insistent on recruiting some genuinely badass talent to pay tribute to the Who at VH1 Rock Honors, which is taping this Saturday, July 12 at L.A.'s Pauley Pavilion and airing on the network July 17 at 9 P.M.

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