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.

Pearl Jam is in Pittsburgh, doing two shows this weekend, starting Friday. Lead singer Eddie Vedder has a special connection to the city, and to one place in particular. When you think of Eddie Vedder,

Lead singer of Pearl Jam, Eddie Vedder, is a known sports fan, but many did not know about his love for Roberto Clemente. His admiration for Clemente runs so deep, that he played a huge part in actually saving the Roberto Clemente Museum located in Pittsburgh’s Lawrenceville neighborhood.

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

When the Mariners play the Padres on Friday in the Vedder Cup, only a handful will do so fully knowing why it even matters to fans of baseball and music.

It’s so special to be playing for a purpose, the purpose being this incredible mission,” Eddie Vedder tells TODAY.com.

Neil Young had seen it all come 1992 and so imparted some important advice onto Eddie Vedder, as Pearl Jam enjoyed the success of their seminal record.

Pearl Jam frontman Eddie Vedder honored Bruce Springsteen with a song at his Pittsburg concert in an apparent dig at Donald Trump just hours after the president savaged Springsteen for criticizing him on stage.

The Intentional Talk crew discuss Eddie Vedder talking about Casey's Clubhouse, a non-profit charity, on stage during a Pearl Jam concert