“I’m pretty sure they didn’t say this when John Coltrane played here. They need us to take one minute to reboot the computer,” Eddie Vedder announced.
Pearl Jam took the stage at the legendary Apollo theater in Harlem on Saturday for a private SiriusXM show that was hampered by sound issues.
As “one minute” stretched a bit longer, the consummate frontman kept guests, including Heidi Klum, John McEnroe, Megyn Kelly and Robin Quivers, engaged by sitting on the edge of the stage and belting out a soulful, mic-free version of Warren Zevon’s “Keep Me In Your Heart.” Once the sound system was sorted, the band took the stage again for a rocking show — which was being streamed on SiriusXM. The gig included their classics like “Better Man” and newer hits from 2020’s “Gigaton.”
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