Hours after Trump's tirade, Pearl Jam showed solidarity with Bruce Springsteen with a cover of "My City of Ruins" at their Pittsburgh concert Friday.

Eddie Vedder of Pearl Jam covered Bruce Springsteen’s “My City of Ruins” during Pearl Jam’s Pittsburgh show on Friday, May 16, following Springsteen’s recent anti-Trump comments. This footage

Pearl Jam’s Eddie Vedder jumped into the ratcheting row between President Donald Trump and Brcue Springsteen. The singer paid tribute to the New Jersey rocker at a Pittsburgh show just hours after the president called Springsteeen “highly overrated,

Eddie Vedder recently delivered an arresting cover of Bruce Springsteen 's pro-American anthem, "My City Of Ruins".

President Donald Trump accused Bruce Springsteen of participating in an "illegal election scam" after the rock icon denounced his administration on stage.

Is there any rock band, playing at the arena level, that is more versatile than Pearl Jam? The veteran Seattle rockers – who have moved far beyond their grunge days – continued to make their case in a sold-out show Friday night at PPG Paints Arena in Pittsburgh.

Eddie Vedder and the band brought a ferocious set to Raleigh’s Lenovo Center for the first of two concerts in North Carolina on the 2025 Dark Matter Tour.

Bruce Springsteen ignored a question about his feud with President Donald Trump while signing autographs for fans. Springsteen slammed Trump during a concert in England.

Pearl Jam may be best known for their album “Ten,” but it’s been more than 11 and a half years since the last time they came to Pittsburgh. Seeing as it’s been so long since we’ve heard “Black” or “Yellow Ledbetter” here in the home of the Black and Gold,