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Pearl Jam Set For Two Night Hyde Park Residency at BST 2022.

9/2/2022

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Grunge legends Pearl Jam are set for a two-night extravaganza in London this summer, headlining not one, but two nights at British Summer Time. Taking place at Hyde Park on Fri 8th, and Sat 9th July 2022, the Rock and Roll Hall of Famers will be joined by Pixies (Friday) and Idles (Saturday). 
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The shows follow on from their originally planned 2020 BST date, which was postponed due to the global pandemic. 

Pearl Jam
 will take to American Express presents BST Hyde Park in a UK Exclusive live performance for 2022. The Seattle act join some of the biggest names in music, for the festival which takes place over two weekends in the summer. Other acts set to appear include Elton John (24th June), The Eagles with special guests Robert Plant and Alison Krauss (26th June), Adele (1st and 2nd July), and Duran Duran (10th July).

Ticketing details for all shows can be found here.

 
Formed in Seattle in 1990, 
Pearl Jam were one of the pioneers of the alternative rock movement that changed music forever. Lead by the reluctant superstar front man Eddie Vedder, their breakout debut album Ten, which turned 30 last year, had a lasting impact on the scene, achieving the group mainstream success. They’ve inspired countless bands with their hits, including ‘Black’, ‘Jeremy’, ‘ Alive’ and ‘Rearviewmirror’.
 
They’ve also been hugely commercially successful with more than 85 million albums sold worldwide and they were inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame in 2017, which was their first year of eligibility.

Joining Pearl Jam on Friday 8th June are fellow US rock legends, Pixies. Formed in 1986, Pixies have inspired a wealth of bands since including Nirvana, Radiohead, two past BST Hyde Park headliners The Strokes and Blur – and even a future one, Pearl Jam. Renowned for their incredible live shows, fronted by the mesmeric Black Francis, guitarist Joey Santiago, David Lowering and Paz Lenchantin, this your chance to hear ‘Debaser’, ‘Gigantic’, ‘Here Comes Your Man’ and ‘Where Is My Mind?’ in all their glory plus newer songs from their 2019 album Beneath The Eyrie.

Idles, who join the bill on on Saturday 9th June, have risen to become one of the most talked about acts in rock, in the last few years. The British indie rockers debut album, 'Brutalism', was released in 2017 to critical acclaim. The band have gone on to release a further three albums, including 'Crawler' which arrived in November 2021.

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