Pearl Jam Is Going on a World Tour to Support Newly Announced Album ‘Dark Matter’

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Pearl Jam is proving the band’s still alive — and not with an even flow of news, but a gigaton of it. The grunge pioneers announced on Tuesday (Feb. 13), that they will soon drop a twelfth studio album titled Dark Matter, and to celebrate the news, released its title track. Hours later, the Seattle band revealed that it’s also going on a world tour to support the release.

Eddie Vedder, Jeff Ament, Mike McCreedy and Matt Cameron are set to kick off the Dark Matter global trek May 4 at the Rogers Arena in Vancouver, B.C., and will play the West Coast the rest of the month before heading over to Europe for June and July, then returns to the States in late August. The tour wraps in November with shows in New Zealand and Australia. By the end of the tour, the band will have played nine countries and 25 cities.

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Pearl Jam will be bringing different acts on the road for various legs of the tour. The Pixies, Deep Sea Diver, The Murder Capital and Richard Ashcroft are the announced openers.

Ticketmaster will hold a Ten Club members-only presale through Ticketmaster Request; only fans who were already active members by Feb. 12 will be able to participate in the presale. Fans can also register by end of day Sunday, Feb. 18, for an opportunity to participate in the registration sale to be held at shops.ticketmasterpartners.com/pearl-jam. Registering will not guarantee access to the ticket sales.

Dark Matter drops April 19, and will feature 11 songs:

  1. “Scared of Fear”

  2. “React, Respond”

  3. “Wreckage”

  4. “Dark Matter”

  5. “Won’t Tell”

  6. “Upper Hand”

  7. “Waiting for Stevie”

  8. “Running”

  9. “Something Special”

  10. “Got to Give”

  11. “Setting Sun”

See Pearl Jam’s global tour dates in support of its new album below:

  • May 4 Vancouver, BC, Rogers Arena

  • May 6 Vancouver, BC, Rogers Arena

  • May 10 Portland, OR, Moda Center

  • May 13 Sacramento, CA, Golden 1 Center

  • May 16 Las Vegas, MGM Grand Garden Arena

  • May 18 Las Vegas, MGM Grand Garden Arena

  • May 21 Los Angeles Kia Forum

  • May 22 Los Angeles Kia Forum

  • May 25** Napa Valley, CA BottleRock Festival

  • May 28 Seattle, Climate Pledge Arena

  • May 30 Seattle, Climate Pledge Arena

  • June 22 Dublin, IE, Marlay Park

  • June 25 Manchester, UK, Co-op Live

  • June 29 London, UK, Tottenham Hotspur Stadium

  • July 2 Berlin, DE, Waldbühne

  • July 3 Berlin, DE, Waldbühne

  • July 6  Barcelona, ES, Palau Sant Jordi

  • July 8 Barcelona, ES, Palau Sant Jordi

  • July 11** Madrid, SE, Mad Cool Festival

  • July 13** Lisbon, PT, NOS Alive Festival

  • Aug 22 Missoula, MT, Washington-Grizzly Stadium

  • Aug 26* Indianapolis, IN, Ruoff Music Center

  • Aug 29 Chicago, Wrigley Field

  • Aug 31 Chicago, Wrigley Field

  • Sep 3 New York, Madison Square Garden

  • Sep 4 New York, Madison Square Garden

  • Sep 7 Philadelphia, Wells Fargo Center

  • Sep 9 Philadelphia, Wells Fargo Center

  • Sep 12 Baltimore, CFG Bank Arena

  • Sep 15 Boston, Fenway Park

  • Sep 17 Boston, Fenway Park

  • Nov 8 Auckland, NZ, Go Media Stadium Mt Smart

  • Nov 13 Gold Coast, AU, Heritage Bank Stadium

  • Nov 16 Melbourne, AU, Marvel Stadium

  • Nov 21 Sydney, AU, Giants Stadium

* Rescheduled date from 2022

** Festival dates are already on sale

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