Pearl Jam is set to conclude their much-anticipated “Dark Matter Tour” with one final show at Fenway Park, Boston’s iconic baseball venue, tomorrow, on Tuesday, September 17. The concert starts at 6:30 p.m., with special guest Glen Hansard opening.

Pearl Jam will be playing two shows at Fenway Park in Boston, MA this weekend and fans can buy last-minute tickets for under $50.

Artists who’ve climbed the venue ladder high enough to secure a gig at Fenway Park typically aren’t keen on sharing the spotlight come showtime. Yet for the final 10 minutes of Pearl Jam’s concert Monday night,

Thirty-five years into its career, Pearl Jam can turn thousands of strangers standing in a massive ballpark into a unified scene.

Pearl Jam is still at the top of the game, while those in the sold-out audience Sunday night at Fenway Park were certainly the lucky ones.

John Krasinski got to party like a rock star while hanging out in Boston this weekend.

Boston witnessed a truly memorable show Sunday night with a teary-eyed frontman, rarely performed songs, and a tambourine-playing John Krasinski. The post Review & setlist: Pearl Jam makes a welcome return to Fenway Park with a burly mix of new and old appeared first on Boston.