I'm in!

I guess I'll be the only one at this show. He might as well come play my apartment.

I'll be there!! Can't wait!

i have one extra ticket to this show if anyone is interested

I've also got an extra fan club for the 8/04 show, lookign to get rid of it at cost.

Cheers,
Colin

Just trying to confirm where this place is...its right under the GWB at 178th right?

Near the bridge, not under it though. W. 175th is the cross street.

Thanks fuzzball.

man, coming from LES this is like another state for me

This was hands down the best show ive ever seen, and ive seen pearl jam 40 times. Just right up my alley style wise.

10th row right, (coincidentally the same seats I had all tour roughly).

Stacks of posters remaining even after the show.

EVERYONE had cameras, phones, everything, so lets see some pictures people!

and maybe a setlist please.......

loved it as well!

12th or so row center, awesome seats.

setlist below:

highlights for me were trouble, around the band, sometimes, soon forget, drifin and let my love open the door (sing along was super cool!)

Set: Walking the Cow, Trouble, Around the Bend, I Am Mine, Dead Man Walking, I'm Open, Man of the Hour, Sometimes, Set Forth, No Ceiling, Guaranteed, Far Behind, Rise Up, Millworker, Soon Forget, Goodbye, [Used to Walk in Chicago], Walk Hard, Drifting, Hide Your Love Away, Porch

Encore 1:
Wishlist, Let My Love Open the Door (w/ sing along), Society (w/ Liam), Masters of War, No More, Arc

Encore 2:
Hard Sun (w/ Liam and EJ)

walk hard?

Review on canada.com
I guess he didn't like the folks in Boston

Eddie Vedder's tour is off to a good start
Pearl Jam singer scales back at solo NY show

Jonathan Cohen , Reuters
NEW YORK -- Pearl Jam frontman Eddie Vedder relied on little more than his voice and guitar during the third show of his summer solo tour in New York on Monday.

His performance at the United Palace Theatre boasted 28 tracks filled with obscure Pearl Jam songs, covers and material from his "Into the Wild" soundtrack.

Early on, Vedder showed his appreciation for the attentive (and non-shouting audience), joking, "We left all the a--holes behind in Boston," where the tour began on Friday.

But there were plenty of opportunities for audience participation, particularly on Pete Townshend's "Let My Love Open the Door," the Beatles' "You've Got To Hide Your Love Away," Pearl Jam's "Porch," and "No More," dedicated to injured Iraq War veteran Tomas Young.

With Vedder alternating among electric and acoustic guitar, mandolin and ukulele, a number of Pearl Jam songs that don't work as well as loud rock performances found new life in this scaled-down environment, including "Dead Man," "Drifting" and "Man of the Hour." Covers of Daniel Johnston's "Walking the Cow," James Taylor's "Millworker" and Cat Stevens' "Trouble" reinforced the intimate vibe.

Vedder also played a snippet of the title song from the comedy "Walk Hard," in a nod to the film's director Judd Apatow and co-star Paul Rudd, who were in the audience.

Opening act Liam Finn joined Vedder for two songs from "Into the Wild," the bittersweet "Society" and a full rock version of "Hard Sun," with guest vocals by Eliza-Jane Barnes.

Vedder's tour continues through August 22 in Chicago. Before the end of the year, Pearl Jam is hoping to return to the studio to continue work on its next studio album with producer Brendan O'Brien.