A few days ago, David Berman released his first album in ten years, the self-titled debut album for his new Purple Mountains project. The album rollout was peppered with rare, candid interviews, wherein he discussed the end of Silver Jews, his infamous father, bad Pearl Jam and Bruce Springsteen records, and unreleased material. Today, Berman&am...

The "all-star" supergroup performed at the inaugural Peak to Sky Music FestivalDuff McKagan / Mike McCready / Taylor HawkinsMusicians from such bands as Foo Fighters, Guns N’ Roses and the Red Hot Chili Peppers formed an “all-star” supergroup over the weekend to perform during Pearl Jam guitarist Mike McCready&...

Gearing up for the release of his first new album in ten years, David Berman has granted Aquarium Drunkard a rare interview. Berman discussed making music with his new band, Purple Mountains, and looked back on past work with Silver Jews and his old college pal Stephen Malkmus.

The Pearl Jam vocalist made an appeal earlier this month to find the woman who helped him when he was lost in Amsterdam back in 1992

An extraordinary storyEddie VedderPearl Jam frontman Eddie Vedder has reunited with a Dutch fan he first met almost 27 years ago thanks to a call out he made at a recent live show. In 1992, when performing a show in Utrecht with Pearl Jam, Vedder met a fan called Valeska Custers at a concert. After the show, they […]The post Pearl Jam ...