Pearl Jam Announce Rare ‘Ten Live’ Vinyl Release for 35th Anniversary
Pearl Jam are celebrating the 35th anniversary of their 1991 debut album, Ten, by releasing a complete live performance of the classic record on vinyl.
Ten Live captures a rare performance recorded on April 29, 2016, at the Wells Fargo Center in Philadelphia. That night marked only the second time in the band’s career that they played the entire album front-to-back. The first instance took place in 1992 at the Nachtwerk club in Munich, Germany, during a promotional tour for the album. According to the reports, the unique 2016 setlist choice was a last-minute decision made by Eddie Vedder after discovering the band had sold out their 10th consecutive show at the venue.
Vinyl Details and Pre-Orders
Ten Live is available for pre-order now and is scheduled for release on November 29. The package is pressed on three-sided black vinyl, with a special clear vinyl edition reserved exclusively for Ten Club members.
Full Tracklist
The complete tracklist featured on the upcoming release includes:
- Intro
- Once
- Even Flow
- Alive
- Why Go
- Black
- Jeremy
- Oceans
- Porch
- Garden
- Deep
- Release
- Master/Slave
More Ten-Related News and Tributes

Alongside the vinyl announcement, bassist Jeff Ament recently appeared on Pearl Jam’s Sirius XM channel alongside mixing engineer Tim Palmer to discuss the making of the iconic record.
Meanwhile, guitarist Mike McCready recently shared public tributes following the deaths of actor Tim Curry and icon Dolly Parton. Reflecting on Curry, McCready wrote, “RIP Tim Curry, one of the greatest. Darkness must flow down the river of nights dreaming. Dolly Too, one of the greatest! Don’t dream it, be it!” In 2020, McCready recorded a rendition of ‘Wild And Untamed Thing’ from the Rocky Horror Picture Show soundtrack for a livestream political fundraiser, featuring Thunderpussy dancers Molly Sides and Whitney Petty.
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