On April 29, 2005, Pearl Jam held a secret concert at Easy Street Records in Seattle, an event that was immortalized in the live EP Live at Easy Street, released in 2006. For Record Store Day 2019, the vinyl version of this EP was reissued, offering fans a unique opportunity to own a rare recording in physical format.
To celebrate the 20th anniversary of this historic event, Pearl Jam has created a limited-edition t-shirt, designed by bassist Jeff Ament in collaboration with artist Ian Williams. The design plays with the title of the song Lukin, adding a touch of visual irony that fans will surely appreciate.
The t-shirt is available in limited quantities and can be pre-ordered starting today, with official availability from April 12: easystreetonline.com
This celebration is not only an opportunity to remember a magical moment in Pearl Jam’s history but also a tribute to the Seattle music scene and the crucial role independent record stores like Easy Street Records play. For fans, this t-shirt represents much more than just a collectible item: it’s a piece of the band’s history, a symbol of the authentic and direct connection Pearl Jam has always maintained with their audience.
🔗 Pre-order the t-shirt now: easystreetonline.com
Born in Reggio Emilia in 1980. He created pearljamonline.it in 2001 and wrote the first edition of “Pearl Jam Evolution” in 2009 along with his wife Daria. Since 2022, he is behind 2 podcasts: “Pearl Jam dalla A alla Z” and “Fuori Orario Not Another Podcast”. He has collaborated with Barracuda Style, HvsR, Rolling Stone, Rockol and Il Fatto Quotidiano. He continues relentlessly to try to find “beautiful melodies that say terrible things”.
Favorite song: Present Tense
Favorite album: No Code
Favorite bands/artists other than PJ: Tom Waits, Soundgarden, Ramones, Bruce Springsteen, IDLES, Fontaines D.C., The Murder Capital, Dead Kennedys, Mark Lanegan, Cat Power, R.E.M.