Watch Pearl Jam’s Eddie Vedder perform ‘Far Behind’ for Jack Johnson’s Kokua Festival

numerous compilations of great goals, even greater misses, and embarrassing gaffes are stored, you would likely find the Nigerian star’s infamous celebration against Sweden in the 2002 World Cup.In a celebration which would have even made Max Whitlock giddy, Aghahowa darted to the corner of the pitch and performed seven back-flips, after heading the Super Eagles into a 1-0 lead against the Swedes.However, the former Wigan Athletic star, who made 14 Premier League appearances for the Latics, is now an assistant librarian in Kempston, Bedfordshire.His new career path is a fascinating contrast to a footballing career as dizzying, exciting, and unpredictable as his formidable celebration.Shortly after bring his football days to a close, perhaps with one final signature celebration, Aghahowa got himself on the sleeper train to Falmouth University.His creative juices were redirected to a degree in Art and Textiles at Falmouth University, which was then known as the University College of Falmouth.While the former striker has almost flipped off the footballing radar, his last known venture was as an assistant librarian in a Bedfordshire-based library.HAVE YOUR SAY! What other iconic celebrations can you think of? Comment belowIt is a fascinating juxtaposition, considering his football career took him all across Europe.Aghahowa’s reputation is firmly rooted in his two spells at Shakhtar Donetsk.The Nigerian contributed a very impressive 45 goals and seven assists in 154 appearances for the Ukrainian giants, including two goals in eleven Champions League appearances.It was there he attracted the attention of Wigan Athletic, who quickly snapped up the opportunity to bring him to Greater Manchester in the 2007 January transfer

Adele has addressed her recently cancelled Las Vegas residency, weeks after saying it was due to difficulties surrounding coronavirus.

Pearl Jam are back with a trippy new video.

Milky Chance hosted a Billboard Live At-Home performance Wednesday (May 6) to raise money for the National Coalition for the Homeless.

The maiden collaboration between the two acts

They competition will also see the fan getting the chance to become Eddie Vedder's guitar tech for one night only...

Jack Gilinsky hosted a Billboard Live At-Home performance Thursday (April 30) to raise money for Meals on Wheels America, which delivers meals to senior citizens.

Eddie Vedder announced Thursday (April 30) that he and Pearl Jam are joining the ALL-IN Challenge, offering up the ultimate birthday celebration for a PJ superfan to not only spend time with the band, but even influence what they play at a concert. Vedder took to Pearl Jam's Twitter to announce the news as part of Philadelphia 76ers co-owner Michael Rubin's ALL-IN Challenge, in which celebrities -- so far including Madonna, Drake, Justin Bieber and many more -- are giving away their most prized possessions or once-in-lifetime experiences to provide a helping hand to those in need of food during the COVID-19 outbreak.

K-pop boy band SuperM came together virtually for an eclectic performance of their song "With You" for the all-star One World: Together at Home concert on Saturday (April 18).

It seems we weren’t the only ones glued to our TV screens during the “One World: Together At Home” global event. Lady Gaga, 34, took to Instagram Live during the concert to film her reactions, and she was totally blown away by Pearl Jam frontman Eddie Vedder’s spine chilling performance Of “River Cross”. During the song, Gaga flipped her camera around to selfie mode and said, “Eddie we love you so much, thank you.” The “Shallow” hitmaker was also moved by Taylor Swift‘s emotional performance. Sitting at her piano at home, looking tearful, the beloved singer sang the emotional ballad “Soon You’ll Get Better”

Pearl Jam frontman Eddie Vedder performed a spine-chilling solo version of "River Cross" at the One World: Together at Home benefit event on Saturday night (Apr. 18).Dressed in a black shirt and black ballcap and surrounded by candles, Eddie Vedder performed the song -- which appears on Pearl Jam's Gigaton album -- with his own groaning organ work as the lone accompaniment.

Today, Global Citizen is holding One World: Together at Home, a special broadcast to celebrate and support frontline healthcare workers in light of the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. The two part broadcast begins with a six-hour digital livestream at 2 p.m. Eastern before a special televised broadcast at 8 p.m. Eastern, which will air on ABC, NBC, CBS, iHeartMedia, and other platforms. Check out the livestream below.

The special is actually coming atcha in two parts: a 6-hour pre-show starting today, Saturday, April 18, at 2 p.m. ET, and a primetime special beginning later tonight at 8:00 p.m. EST. Both events are stacked with literally every celebrity you care about (and some you don't, but still, the more the merrier!), so here's what ya need to know....

Pearl Jam’s first album in nearly seven years, “Gigaton,” released today, is the veteran Seattle band’s most satisfying and adventurous work since the Clinton administration. For that, much credit must go to producer Josh Evans, who has worked for 15 years in various capacities behind-the-scenes with Pearl Jam and its individual members.

It’s been seven years since Pearl Jam’s last studio album, “Lightning Bolt,” and the music world has missed them. Eddie Vedder and his grunge gang were one of the first major bands to postpone a tour due to the coronavirus crisis — they were supposed to be playing Madison Square Garden on Monday. But at least we have their new LP, “Gigaton,” out Friday, to give us good reason to rock on right now. Here are six highlights that will have you breaking out your flannel again.

Rock band Pearl Jam have postponed their North American tour due to the Covid-19 virus.

Pearl Jam has postponed its upcoming North American tour amid growing fears over the coronavirus.

“It’s gonna get worse before it gets better”

Pearl Jam has postponed the first leg of their 2020 tour, which was scheduled to kick off March 18 in Toronto, amid concerns over the coronavirus.

Pearl Jam, Billy Idol and Patti Smith will perform at the 2020 Sea.Hear.Now Festival, held on September 19th and 20th at New Jersey’s Asbury Park.

What timing! Ahead of the release of Pearl Jam’s Gigaton, frontman Eddie Vedder revealed the lineup for his fifth annual Ohana Fest on Monday (March 9), and the main stage will feature not only the rocker himself as well as his band on separate dates, plus Kings of Leon over three days at Doheny State Beach in California.