Eddie Vedder Unloads After Screwing Up Pearl Jam Song

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Pearl Jam frontman Eddie Vedder performed at the Innings Festival in Arizona earlier this month, and after a funny speech about how playing a ukulele can help get you laid, he played “Soon Forget.” Vedder screwed up the song just seconds in. He sarcastically said, “I fucked that up.”

He screwed up the song again a second time, and quipped, “Nah, I can’t even. I’m not getting laid tonight.” Vedder then successfully got through the song, continuing his stellar Innings Festival performance. Below is a video, and also a setlist via the Ten Club forums.

Setlist:
01. Keep Me In Your Heart-(Calderon, Zevon)
02. Elderly Woman Behind The Counter In A Small Town
03. In God’s Country-U2 (verse & chorus only)
04. I Am Mine (forgets lyrics)
05. Wildflowers-(Petty)
06. Wishlist
07. Maybe It’s Time-(Michael Jason Isbell) from A Star Is Born 2018
08. Far Behind
(Something-(Harrison) Ed gives ukulele lesson sings about three lines while showing how to play the song-not really a cover. Stops between lines to show chords)
09. Soon Forget
(Talks about the instrument museum)
10. Rise
11. Just Breathe (for Anthony and Emily and any other newlyweds)
12. Millworker-(Taylor) (Ed just plays the instrumental jam section which isn’t really part of the original song)
(Invites Joe Maddon on stage for some wine)
13. You’ve Got To Hide Your Love Away-(Lennon, McCartney)
14. Unthought Known
15. Immortality
(Ed thanks the people who put on the festival and the audience. Notes it is the second year.)
16. Lukin
17. Porch
18. Isn’t It A Pity-(Harrison) {played on pump organ}
19. Last Kiss-(Cochran)
20. Should I Stay Or Should I Go?-(Headon, Jones, Simonon, Strummer) {electric ukulele}
21. Open All Night-(Springsteen)
22. Hard Sun

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