Eddie Vedder

Best show of my life, I will never forget it. Thank you to the whole crew!

OMG The Best concert that one man can put on, he is just an amazing performer!

great show by Mr. VEDDER glad to have seen him =) great experience!!

Show was unbelieveable.... Great sound the crowd was pretty good.. To top it all off we hung out for 2 hours after the show and got to meet Eddie.. He shook everyones hand and spoke to everyone it was amazing.

The show was fantastic! He was in good voice, and the acoustics in the theater were very good. There were a couple of times he forgot the lyrics, but isn't that the joy of a live show--mistakes and all? He told a couple of stories while catching his breath between songs, which made the event more personal. He ended the show with "Hard Sun," which was a perfect way to send us off into the night. The staff at the Palace were great, very enthusiastic. Liam Finn was a great opener! For the most part, the crowd was great--a few meatheads, but you can find them at any show. Highly recommend seeing Eddie if you get the chance.

Eddie Vedder was awesome. He was real, he was raw, and he was simply amazing.

Though his spoken voice hinted at enjoying a cocktail (or two or too many), his singing was hypnotic. It felt like he was singing to the individuals in the audience-there was no pretense, no flash, no big stage performance. This was intimate and meaningful! He slayed the audience!

Show was great. Venue was perfect size and the energy was amazing.

The Eddie Vedder concert was wonderful! The venue was great for this type of show. A smaller setting was a great idea for a more intimate show with Eddie! He was really down to earth and spoke about local places that he had visited while on starting his tour in NY! Great performance!

An incredible show, considering I had some less than stellar seats... Even though Eddie was still a little rusty, his performance was world class.

The Palace Theater was an awesome experience for me. First time seeing Ed live without the band. Can't wait until Toronto in August.

eddie is an amazing artist, would recommend this show to everyone. this is what every fan dreams of, a small venue, great sound, conversation and music

Eddie always puts on an amazing show. I am never disappointed by any show I go to of his or Pearl Jam.

First, the Palace is an amazing venue for a concert. It was the perfect volume and the accoustics were perfect. Eddie Vedder was spectacular. I had never seen him live before and would go back in a heartbeat. I can't get his music out of my mind.

Eddie and Liam Finn at the Palace Theater in Albany was incredible. Eddie's set list didn't disappoint and he was in excellent form. His usual crowd interaction and banter, nevering knowing what you're going to get, is what makes his solo shows so interesting. He shares just enough that you know he's a cool dude as well as an incredible musician. Liam Finn was also awesome and really rocked the house. Definitely worth the drive up and back same day and Albany and the Palace are a great venue. Totally enjoyed it all. The Palace with its ornateness, comfy seats and 4 beer limit were big bonuses.

As a huge Pearl Jam fan it was a real treat to be able to see Eddie Vedder on his solo tour. He performed all the songs from his solo album which is the soundtrack to the movie "Into The Wild" along with several cover songs such as Bruce Springsteen's Mr. State Trooper, The Beatles "You've Got to Hide your Love Away" (which turned into an audience sing along) and Bob Dylan's Girl from the North Country and Fovever Young. He also played several Pearl Jam songs such as I am Mine, Porch, Lukin and Around the Bend.

Eddie Vedder is beyond amazing ... completely stripped down...naked voice, naked guitar.. a few loops and him....... it was fantastic. He's so much more than a rock star - he's a musician in the real sense.... I'm so glad I was there!!!!

One of the best shows I have seen. I have seen Pearl Jam countless times, but this was an unforgetable experience!! Eddie really connected with the audience, telling stories asking feedback. He even messed up a few songs and that made the experience very real!! The venue was excellent for this show!

Just like the wine he often (over)indulges in, Ed keeps getting better with age. That baritone fills a room like the Palace like no one else can.

I thought the show was absolutely incredible. Being it my first experience at the Palace and first Eddie Vedder show I thought it an absolute pair. The venue was large but still small enough to have an intimate gathering of fans. I was rather far away up in the highest tier. I personally would have liked to be closer but with binoculars the view was just fine.

Eddie's solo set list contains most of his solo album/soundtrack "Into The Wild." He also will play some Pearl Jam & a couple cover tunes. He is an incredible singer/songwriter & his voice truly GOLDEN!!

amazing show, when you think he cant get anybetter he always surprises, the songs were great and playing in a place like the Palace made it feel like it was a get together.

These were probably the best shows I've ever been to. Eddie was engaging, told stories, connected with the audience and impressed with his musicianship. He's amazing. I am hopefully awaiting more solo shows in the future, but also very excited about Pearl Jam's upcoming tour!

As expected Eddie came ready to play but I also expected him to be loose as this was the first show of a solo tour. I was right on both accounts. He was great all night. Very cool with the crowd. Made some mistakes and took it in stride as did the audience. This is part of what I like about him and Pearl Jam for that matter. They take chances and if it doesn't work ?, so what. He is smart to be getting this solo thing going at this stage of his career as he can do this forever, whereas fronting Pearl Jam definitely takes more energy as time goes by. There is no doubt he will continue to do this and do it well. I was stoked on how good he was and can't wait to see him solo again. Of course a good Pearl Jam tour coming up won't suck either, but I think he really stepped up this night in Albany and will continue to do so for years to come. Bottom line, if he tours solo again in your town and you are a fan don't miss it. A very different approach to the music that makes him and his band what they are. Great stuff. He was loose, cool, sang great, and interacted with the crowd. It's just a smaller more intimate experience with just him up there. I'll definitely see it again that's for sure.

The show was awesome! The palace theater was agreat venue for Eddie to play in. With a smaller, more intimate venue, there is not one bad seat in the whole house. Eddie was great! After the show, he came out and we got to shake hands and meet him. It was an amazing experience!

I thought it was wonderful. Nice to sit and listen to a great singer and guitar player. I have nothing bad to say at all

Eddie Vedder is an incredible artist. I loved the acoustic aspect of this tour! His song choices made my heart sing.

My husband and I LOVE music. That said, we go to a lot of shows. With the exception of one show we went to recently - the crowds have been terrible. Why do people waste their money on a ticket to go get drunk?? It is a mystery I will never be able to figure out, and these individuals really diminish things for the people that love the music. That said, Eddie was amazing!! Pearl Jam is my husband's favorite band, and he idolizes Eddie. He actually got choked up during some of the songs - that is how much it meant to him. The songs from ITW were amazing, as was the part of the set with the opener... can't say enough how great the music was. Would have been better if the girl in front of us was sober enough to realize that people didn't want to see her behind, or if some random jerks in the crowd weren't screaming during Eddie's duet (where he didn't use a mic).

This was my first time seeing Eddie Vedder live (I have never been to an Pearl Jam concert) and I really enjoyed the show. Vedders voice was amazing. The opening act (Glen Hansard) was great and very funny (most dangerous thing in Ireland is the damp lol). The Bob Carr staff was nice and hospitable. I would totally recommend this show to everybody.

I was ASTONISHED when "the Eddie Vedder" came to Jacksonville. I am so so thankful that he blessed us with his presence. I have more respect for him as an artist, as a humanitarian, than anyone else on this earth. This is an "earthy" guy who REALLY DOES CARE ABOUT PEOPLE AND HIS FOLLOWERS. PLEASE PLEASE COME BACK TO JACKSONVILLE, EDDIE!

EDDIE WAS AMAZING! HE PLAYED A FEW PEARL JAM SONGS, A FEW OFF THE INTO THE WILD SOUNDTRACK AND SEVERAL UKELELE SONGS. ALSO DID A DUET W/ GLEN HANSGARD. THEY BOTH HAVE BEAUTIFUL VOICES AND MESHED WELL!

Great night of music! Eddie and glen were both amazing and we had excellent seats!!

There are few and far between artists that sound better in person than on their recordings... EV was by far way better in person... I only wish I could have him follow me around the house/work/everywhere singing and playing... loved it. EV and GH together... great. What a wonderful concert to have those two amazing talents in one night.

I enjoyed every song, the concert was the best I have ever seen.

I thoroughly enjoyed the show and also went Sunday evening. I have been a fan of Pearl Jam since they came on the music scene in the early 90's. Listening to Ed in a more intimate setting was everything I hoped for and more. Great music, fun stories and interactions with the audience. If you haven't seen him, put it in the bucket list of things to do!!

Great energy, great set-list, great sound, great show! Ed is the best singer-songwriter of our generation. It doesn't matter if there are 20k people, 2k people, or 20 people in the crowd....Ed seems to be playing for each individual person. He truly appreciates the love he receives, and gives it right back in the form of passion, humor, and artistic integrity.

Eddie did not disappoint! He was charming, personable and easy on the eyes. And, that voice!!! Incredible! I have no idea how he sounds so good after all these years and cigarettes, but he hasn't lost a bit of that sensuous growl. He played a varied set from the Into the Wild, Longing to Belong, Pearl Jam favorites, and covers. I wept from the first chord of Just Breathe to the last having just lost my mother last month. I traveled nearly three hours to Jacksonville for the show and am seriously considering doing the 4 hour trek to Orlando for another show. I probably won't for practical reasons but it won't be for lack of desire.

Everything was superlative in this event despite the more intimacy theater environment. The music quality, the artists performance, the empathy with the public, the pre and pos event and, as a result of this, how you feel attached to not only the artist but with the whole audience.

Vedder was entertaining, interesting and full or fire. He teased a Pearl Jam future stop in Jacksonville and told of his time in the Florida surf earlier that day. He played for several hours and shared his passion for music and people. Great show and well worth the price and time.

Eddie is Eddie. That voice is amazing. Glen Hansard was an unexpected very pleasant surprise. Venue was fantastic.

I'm not a frequent concert-goer, but I'm so glad I went to this one (11/25/12, Jacksonville FL), about an hour's drive from my home in St Augustine. I had a decent seat, in the center, but still watched Eddie's entire performance through binoculars. What a delight it was for me. Sometimes I would close my eyes and simply absorb the lyrics. A particular favorite of mine is "Just Breathe" - having lost my husband just last year - I did indeed hold him 'til he died. And I loved all the other pieces Eddie selected for this show. It was catharsis for me, and I drove home very happy. Still, it disappoints me that so many cheered whenever profanity was used. Eddie's acknowledgement of Wounded Warriors was notable. My own husband was a US Marine, a disabled veteran of Vietnam where Agent Orange caused the leukemia that took his life. There are many grieving widows like myself, trying to find Joy wherever possible. For me, this was one of those opportunities.

If you are a fan of PJ or not, know the music or not, if you want to feel an epic energy creep through your body like no other current artist, then go to an EV Solo Tour Show - unforgettable

I feel like the luckiest man alive! Waiting in line for booze outside the third level, I was approached by a member of the concert team who comped me to front row! So from there I was able to enjoy one of the best concerts I've ever been to. Wide variety of current and past tunes, combined with one of the most incredible acoustical talen around, Eddie Vedder rocked Jacksonville! Plus, getting a high-five from the man at the close of the show will be a cherished memory of mine forever.

Eddie was AMAZING! It is true that although there are hundreds of people in the theater, you feel like there is only a handful and he is singing his heart and soul out to each and everyone of them. A true legend that will forever make me laugh, cry, sing, and dance all in one night. He's the best!

The 2 Jacksonville shows were inspirational, emotional, and rockin'! The event was intimate, sometimes humorous, and showcased the diverse talents of Eddie Vedder from the ukkelle to the mandolin, his numerous guitars, a piano and his raw voice. Scene backdrops were diverse, creative, and really added to the personal feel of the show. Glen Hansford was an amazing partner and opener.

It was amazing! What else can I say? I love how Eddie mixed in some old stuff with some new stuff and loved the prayer song for the memory of Roskilde victims and soldiers, so beautiful it gave me goosebumps...

Whether you are a Eddie Vedder or Pearl Jam fan or not, this is a great show by an amazing musician. My friend has seen this show 11 times and after seeing my first, I now know why!

I expected to enjoy the Eddie Vedder concert. I did not expect to be so completely amazed at his versatility. He played pounding rock, gentle folk music, ukelele music that was impressive not "cute" , he sang a dirge for the dead, he did covers and original music. He talked to the audience and made a large hall feel like you were sitting around a campfire with Eddie.

Glen was amazing as always and Eddie was chatty with great stories. This was the 2nd show so everything felt loose and relaxed. I had great seats. My friend was in the balcony and said the sound was amazing up there too.

Eddie was amazing!! It was a show we will never forget.

Eddie gave an amazing performance. He told a lot of stories, and gave insight into his song selection. He played for hours, and really gave the crowd a great show. I went both nights, and both concerts were different, and special. Please come back!

Really cool show in a intimate setting. Was really cool hearing all of the "stories" behind the songs. Really powerful vocal and acoustic set. Glen Hansard was amazing as well. Would love to see that again!

That concert was one of the best I have ever been to. He is just an amazing man and very dedicated to his work and the United States. Cant wait to see him with Pearl Jam next year.

I loved the smaller venue. Glen was also a great addition to the show and enjoyed when he and Eddie sang together as well. Eddie had a great mix of his songs as well.

I've seen Pearl Jam play 5 times and didn't know what to expect for Eddie's solo tour but it was absolutely amazing and the way he connects with the crowd and makes it feel like you are just watching an old friend play is uncanny. It was potentially the best show I've ever seen and at times, I had chills at how great it was ... if you have the chance or are anywhere close to one of his upcoming Florida shows, don't let the opportunity pass you by!

AMAZING!!!! Eddie and Glen were both great. Very enjoyable show and great seats.

The first time I saw Eddie was when he performed at Carnegie Hall in NYC 3-94. This was a concert to celebrate the music of Pete Townshend. He did a solo version of "My Generation". I knew then his talent would be recognized. He has grown into a tremendous performer and if he comes to your area don't miss him.

I am HUGE PJ fan and could not pass up the opportunity to Eddie Vedder in a solo show. I was thinking that he would be backed by a small bad, but it was just him. Song playlist was amazing along with all the stories he told through then night. I even enjoyed his opening act. Thank you for giving me one of the best performances that I have witnessed to date!

Speechless....a great venue with a great performance! Vedder was in a playful mood and it elevated his performance! Acoustic to electric guitar Vedder melded an evening of peace and hope through voice and song writing.

Two of the most intense musicians that I am a fan of. Glen Hansard played for about 30 minutes, which was too short for such a talent -- but then, of course, there was Eddie Vedder. Eddie broke out so many Fenders and strings that I lost count...he had accoustic, electric, uketar, ukeleles, mandolin...and among his amps he had a loop station, pedals, reel-to-reel and mics galore...he also played a harmonica, and an organ. Hours of music magic. Pretty entertaining storytelling in-between songs. He did some Pearl Jam, many of the songs off of 'Into the Wild', new songs, uke songs, oldies. My favs were 'Elderly Woman at the Counter', 'Wishlist', 'Hard Sun', & 'Porch'. Glen came out and accompanied him randomly, and then they synced guitars and jammed some awesomeness together. They absolutely killed 'Falling Slowly'. It was hands down one of the best shows I've seen. They took off their mics and played a song accoustically -- you could've heard a pin drop. An amazing show in my opinion. Meeting them both after the show was a fantastic surprise. Glen signed my daughter's guitar, and Eddie gave her a guitar pick.

This show was amazing! Eddie really connected with the audience and delivered an A+ setlist. Mr. Vedder truly is one of the best musicians of all time.

My wife and I attended the Eddie Vedder show Monday July 11th at the Paramount Theatre in Oakland CA. This tour was in support of Vedder's recently released Ukulele Songs. Though the album showcases Eddie's remarkable voice, the album is not one of my favorites, so I had no idea what I was in for going to this show. I expected a very laid back, mellow performance akin to Ukulele Songs. I could not have been more wrong. First, I have to credit the opener Glen Hansard, and Irish folk singer I had not had the pleasure of hearing before. He was INCREDIBLE. So much so that I wondered what Eddie was doing opening with such a strong and charismatic musician. I love Eddie Vedder, but really thought he might be overshadowed by Hansard's outstanding performance. I was wrong again. Much of the show was a shared experience with both musicians on stage together which only made for a stronger set. Eddie's setlist included songs from his new album and solo career. A real treat was his rendition of Pearl Jam's 'Better Man', and the more faithful version of Elderly Woman Behind the Counter in a Small Town. Several encores later, the show closed with Eddie and Hansard singing completely unplugged. It is a testament to the incredible Paramount theatre's acoustics that I could hear very clearly the instruments and voices coming form the stage in the upper balcony where I sat. One of the best performances and overall shows I've ever seen. Ever.

The show was great from start to finish! Would have liked to hear a few more older PJ songs, because they were a little underrepresented, but it was awesome either way! Eddie Vedder sounded great, was in a good mood, and played a ton of music, including a Pink Floyd cover. Glen Hansard was good as well, although he spent quite some time tuning guitars onstage. Would have loved to hear, "say it to me now". Maybe next time The venue, I give a 1 star to however. They wouldn't allow photography at all, and the ushers were quick to freak out if someone so much as dared to pull out a cell phone camera. Also, no drinks whatsoever in the theater (alcohol or otherwise).

This is the 2nd time that I have seen Eddie Vedder doing his solo material. The 1st was at the Wiltern LG for the "Into the wild" soundtrack. That was truely amazing. My wife was there too, and she agrees that this show at The Santa Barbara Bowl was phenominal! Eddie's talent as a guitar player of various types, songwriter and overall human commentator just gave us a lift like no other on this stellar Saturday evening. The venue was packed and very mellow. Beers were cheap...just the way I like it! His take on turning the song "Santa Cruz" into "Santa Barbara" was just hilarious! All the Pearl Jam tunes just tore up the night. Especially "Unthought known" & "Porch". His new ukulele tunes were just what this laid back crowd loved. The covers songs are what this man loves to explore. As he said, "I don't want to be THAT guy", who just likes to play his own songs. Bob Marley's "Redemption Song" and Uncle Neil Young's "The needle and the damage done" were just a couple of magificent performances. All in all it was just a romantic night with my lady. Her and I need it. Thank you Ed! Next time, you should start at 6:00 p.m., like you said!! Damn curfew!

i did not get to the opera house show but i can review the tower show.eddie vedder solo at the tower you have got to be kidding!! i used to talk to my friend when i was in my twenties about us being in or late 40's or 50's go to a small venue to see eddie solo. our dreams came true. eddie did not disappoint. his set list was so unique from touble to walking the cow and so on. his voice was awesome it filled the tower. we had like forth row seats unreal. eddie is the man. if you have never seen pearl jam might i suggest going next time they come around.

Excellent show!! Intimate setting....Eddie played alot of PJ tunes and covers. Nice venue, other than the beer lines and last call before 9pm :(

I am a loyal fan, since '94. EV was off Sunday night and thank goodness I had tickets for Monday's show. His equipment had issues, he stopped several songs in the mid of performance, but then again, the crowd wasn't very inviting either. Sunday night vs Monday night, two different shows completely.

"Into the Wild" was an incredible film with a great message and Vedders soundtrack really was the icing on the cake, You could feel every emotion throughout the film in his songs! Scenes from the movie kept popping into my head during the show!!!. The Palace is a great venue, small and you can really feel the music from about any seat in the house, except for the nosebleed seats! Overall awesome experience!

Eddie Vedder was fantastic, simply fantastic! Even in solo performance he was very entertaining and uplifting. My first time seeing him and his voice was even better than I expected. I would go again and again. :)

He's a 1%-er. If you enjoy live music & ever get the chance to see him (or Pearl Jam for that matter), GO!! You probablyt won't be dissappointed.

Concert was truly epic! Eddie sung with so much heart and soul! Can't wait to see him again.

The Orpheum venue was awesome. The audience rocked! Opening act was great. And of course Eddie Vedder was incredible. I can't remember ever enjoying a concert as much. Wish I could go back in time n see it again.

Best show ever, Eddie is a true artist, musician and song writer

Eddie showed that he is comfortable in his own skin Saturday night ! Drinking from a solo cup throughout the night, and conversing with folks on the floor. The show lasted over 3 hours but he warned us early on he wasn't planning on going anytime soon! He must of had fun time in southern Florida with family and friends. He gave a performance full of passion for his music and fans. His 1st encore consisted of 12 songs ( one song encores are bad luck I have always thought). 2nd encore : Hard Sun and ended with Dream a little Dream (Mamas & Papas) The Venue provided super sound and intimate setting for fans of all ages. A truly wonderful unforgettable experience.

Casual and passionate, playful and intense....Eddie Vedder played well to being both intimate to the audience and personal with his music. Opening for him was a real talented Irishman and seeing them together was a treat.

The Ukelele tour was amazing. I loved hearing Eddie talk to the audience and tell stories about the songs and his philosophy on life. I have always been a fan of Pearl Jam (for the past 20 yrs). However, seeing Eddie perform on his own was a powerful and intimate experience that I thought was completely moving and memorable. This show made me even more impressed with Eddie's talents.

Eddie Vedder 's acoustic set at the Au Rene Theatre in Broward was unreal! Amazingly talented, he was in top form which made for one hell of a show. The acoustics at the theatre were outstanding as I sat in the last row of the mezzanine but had both incredible view of the stage and crystal clear sound. Can't wait to do it again!

I loved every minute of it. Eddie played almost the entire soundtrack of Into the Wild, which is beautiful, perfect. His voice is a dream, he's charismatic, supersexy OMG, über talented. He talks a lot too and he is very nice with the audience. Could't ask for more, it was a joy, an unforgettable evening. And Glen Hansard is just adorable! Love him too. I want more, more, more....

Simply put, this show was amazing! It was just Eddie and his guitars = pure magic. It was a simple set, intimate setting, it felt like you were watching a good friend perform. Eddie's voice sounded great, the music was brilliant. Definitely a must see!

fantastic show in a classy venue. Not necessarily for the Pearl Jam crowd surfing audience, but more of an unplugged version. Eddie's voice was perfect. Glen was fantastic. True musicians concert. Eddie indulged the audience for hours, even though you could tell that Floridians were not his kind of people. Unfortunately, lots of redneck Republicans surrounding me.

It was an amazing experience. Eddie is beyond talented and a gifted performer. He's real, raw and funny. Loved seeing it in this smaller venue. Thank YOU!

I enjoyed his interaction with the crowd. He played almost 3 hours. Told us great stories and sounded great!

Had a great evening and really enjoyed the performances. Although , towards the end of the show Eddie decided to use his microphone to espouse his political views and one sided vision of Corporate America. While he is certainly entitled to his views, I am also entitled to get what I paid for......music, NOT political commentary regardless of whether I agree with him or not.

Eddie Vedder was pure music genius. His mix of his solo portfolio with Pearl Jam classics made the show one of the most memorable that I have ever seen. I never thought Eddie Vedder on a ukele would be one of his best shows. It is ranked #2 to the Pearl Jam show at Lollapalooza in Chicago 2007.

Big pearl jam fan since early ninities and this was the first time ive seen them or eddie live. Amazingly stellar

One of a kind!!! Awesome show. Amazing!!!!! !!! Best show ever , after Pearl Jam

This show was amazing!!! I have seen many Pearl Jam shows but never Eddie by himself. It was a totally different experience that must be seen. From him rocking the house with the electric guitar on PJ songs to quite moments with the uke. It was all so so good.

I thought the concert was fantastic. Very cool to listen to Eddie play, almost as if he was just sitting through a jam session. I was hoping to hear some Pearl Jam songs, and was not disappointed. He rocked!

How to put it in words? Simply amazing! Absolutely awesome! Loved every song, every minute!

Eddie Vedder is an amazing talent and a complete professional. He stays true to his music and his fans and never let's them down. Worth every penny.

Husband and I went to see Eddie in Jax. Haven't been to a concert in years. He blew us away. Eddie and Glen both were incredible. Worth every penny. Go see him if you get the chance.

I didn't realize that Glen Hansard was opening until a few days before the show, and I was thrilled to discover it. His opening act was very intense and his song work blends well with Eddie's style. This was my first time seeing Eddie Vedder solo. I'd been a Pearl Jam fan since the early days and seen many shows of him with the band and have never been disappointed. I was curious to see if he would be as good without the band, and happily (yet unsurprisingly) the answer was yes. The show was amazing. I can't remember the setlist, but I do remember being thrilled with every new song played. Eddie enjoys storytelling between songs, and he was as enjoyable to listen to as always. The setlist was varied, with songs from PJ and both of his solo albums, as well as a few covers. The duets with Glen towards the end were a high point for me, they are both powerful musicians and they were really amazing together. The show was amazing and I would highly recommend catching it to anyone who enjoys Eddie's music. The only negative to the show was that despite the posted notices and an announcement before the show calling attention to the 'no photography' policy, it wasn't enforced. People caught taking photos (with flashes and brightly back lit phones/cameras) were talked to, but not ejected, and continued to do so throughout the show. It's frustrating to pay so much for seats to an event like this and having my view ruined by people who can't turn their phones off. At the end of the evening, when Eddie was playing with all of the theater lights on (a brilliant idea) the flashes and cell phone lights weren't noticeable. I would not take issue with photography at that point, but it's very distracting in the dark. It was a distraction and the only downside to an otherwise perfect show.

This was my first EV show so I went in not knowing any of his music or much about him (other than my son is the biggest fan). I have to say, I was really impressed. He is a very, very, very talented musician and performer. He really engages with his audience. I loved the smaller venue, felt more personal. I am so glad I went. The show was amazing!

Eddie Vedder was better than expected. Highly recommended!!

INCREDIBLE!!! Eddie and Glen put on an absolutely amazing show.

Great venue. Eddie just amazing again. There is nobody else who can play all alone and create such an amazing sound. As alway Ed like when with Pearl Jam plays a long show and gives everything.

I really didn't know what to expect seeing him solo. I was blown away! I loved hearing his stories and the music was fantastic! Wish I had've been closer for the intimate song without mic, but I still enjoyed it.

Last night, my husband and I went to see Eddie Vedder. We had seats in the fourth row, past the orchestra. At one point, Ed walked over to the far right stage and I could see the lines on his face in vivid detail. He had grown old, just like me. Just like the whole crowd had. I looked around the small intimate theatre and saw middle aged people wearing corduroy pants and flannel shirts. They wore beat up baseball hats, and Birkenstocks, and faded comfortable camping shirts. I wore my clay necklace shaped like a star with a circle in the middle that a street vendor sold me on a corner in Boulder in 1992. He said if you looked through the star, you could see the answer to every problem. He looked through it, to demonstrate, and stared right at me. We laughed and I paid him double for it. I wear that necklace when I need an extra dose of peace, a reminder of times when I felt really centered during an uncentered time. It is hard to describe how seeing Eddie Vedder made me feel. The minute he walked on stage, I felt the tears slide down the corners of my eyes and down my cheeks. I had waited twenty years to see him. Before, Pearl Jam was too big, lines for tickets were too long, and ticket prices were too steep for my budget. I tried three times to get tickets for Pearl Jam back then and I never succeeded. There were people around us last night who had traveled the word with Ed seen him in Belgium, seen Pearl Jam six, seven, eight times. This was my first concert in over 8 years. Somehow, life had gotten in the way and I found myself consumed with work, being a mom, a wife, and slipping into a life of a middle aged woman. Last night, that fell away for a bit. I drank overpriced wine, and sat in a chair, and silently cried while listening to Eddie Vedder play Betterman on a ukulele. A single voice with a single instrument in a pitch black theatre. At times, the audience appeared to not even breathe, as all that was heard was the deep reverberation of a voice of a poet. Eddie had been known back in the day to be a crazy front man, climbing rafters to the tops of ceilings and then freefalling, trusting the crowds to catch him and pass him forward to the front of the stage, hand over hand through the crowd. Last night, he sat and told stories about his daughter, hanging with Willie Nelson, his first meeting with an alligator on a family trip. He had aged. So had his crowd of fans. So had I. But his voice was better than any album I had of him. And the beauty of his songs had grown over time. As he sang Falling Slowly with Glen Hansgard in the dark, with a small spotlight shining upon them, my heart was in my throat. I did not miss the crazy. I welcomed the peace of this new age. My husband and I left after the first curtain call was over. We had a son to get home to. As we walked outside the theatre, I heard the beginnings of Hard Sun and we ran back in to watch Eddie play one last song. I whispered to my husband to leave while Eddie was playing the last part, wanting that to be the last thing I heard to take with me as we drove home to the life we had made. Twenty years later, I had finally seen Eddie Vedder. He was not the same man he used to be. His songs seemed more meaningful, more refined, fuller in depth. Or maybe I, with those songs as accompaniment throughout my life, had really been the one to change. As I think about how much I wanted to see Eddie Vedder when I was in my twenties, I now realize how fortunate I was to have not been able to. It would have been different. I would not have cried and felt the songs the way I did last night. I would not have appreciated the sheer power of a single voice with a lone instrument the way I did last night. I would not have silently thanked the music for filling me with a sense of stillness as I did last night, driving home to our child, our home, our life. Yes, I had aged, just as Eddie. But with age, I believe, comes acceptance. That there is a time for jumping off rafters and then there is time for telling stories while sitting on a stool, barely breathing, with no need for theatrics. Thank you, Eddie, for walking with me through time. It was worth the wait.

I would see every show on this tour, if I could. The venue was first class, I will go back!!

My friends and I patiently awaited this concert for months, as Mr. Vedder recovered from his injury. I was greatly impressed with the show. Glen Hansard's performance was dynamic and witty and heartfelt. Multiply that by one hundred for Eddie Vedder. And the two of them playing together was a special and exotic blend. The sets were also extremely well done.How inspiring to be present for such creativity and beautiful art.