History of Eddie Vedder in Timeline
Eddie Vedder is a prominent American singer, musician, and songwriter, best known as the lead vocalist, primary lyricist, and guitarist for the iconic rock band Pearl Jam. Before his success with Pearl Jam, he contributed vocals to Temple of the Dog, a tribute band formed in memory of singer Andrew Wood. Vedder's powerful vocals and songwriting have made him a significant figure in the alternative rock scene.
1957: Usage of Fender Tweed Amplifier
Eddie Vedder is known to use three vintage Fender Tweed amplifiers, including a 1957 Custom Twin.
1959: Usage of Fender Tweed Amplifier
Eddie Vedder is known to use three vintage Fender Tweed amplifiers, including a 1959 Deluxe.
December 23, 1964: Eddie Vedder Born
On December 23, 1964, Eddie Jerome Vedder, originally named Edward Louis Severson III, was born in the United States. He is known as a singer, musician, and songwriter, most notably as the lead vocalist, primary lyricist, and one of the guitarists for the rock band Pearl Jam.
1965: Parents' Divorce
In 1965, Eddie Vedder's parents, Karen Lee Vedder and Edward Louis Severson Jr., divorced shortly after his birth. His mother later remarried Peter Mueller.
1973: Solace in 'Quadrophenia'
Around 1973, Eddie Vedder found solace in The Who's album 'Quadrophenia', during a time when he felt alone.
1984: Vedder and Liebling start dating
Circa 1984, Eddie Vedder started dating Hovercraft bass player Beth Liebling.
1984: Return to San Diego and Early Bands
In 1984, Eddie Vedder moved back to San Diego with his girlfriend Beth Liebling and his friend Frank. He recorded demo tapes and worked various jobs. He also played in bands like Surf and Destroy, The Butts and Indian Style.
1988: Vocalist for Bad Radio
In 1988, Eddie Vedder became the vocalist for Bad Radio, a San Diego-based progressive funk rock band.
1990: Joining Pearl Jam
In 1990, Jack Irons gave Eddie Vedder a demo tape of a Seattle band looking for a singer. Vedder wrote lyrics for three songs, "Alive", "Once", and "Footsteps", collectively known as Momma-Son, and sent the demo tape back to Seattle, ultimately leading to him joining Pearl Jam.
April 1991: Release of 'Temple of the Dog'
In April 1991, Temple of the Dog's album was released by A&M Records, featuring Eddie Vedder on background vocals and "Hunger Strike", which became his first featured vocal on a record.
1991: Signing with Epic Records and Album Release
In 1991, the band signed with Epic Records and changed its name to Pearl Jam, releasing their debut album 'Ten', named after Mookie Blaylock's jersey number.
1992: Acting cameo in the movie Singles
In 1992, Eddie Vedder had a brief acting cameo in the movie, Singles, along with Jeff Ament and Stone Gossard of Pearl Jam. He appeared as himself, playing drums in lead actor Matt Dillon's backing band, Citizen Dick.
1992: Publication of "Reclamation" in Spin
In 1992, Spin magazine published an article by Eddie Vedder titled "Reclamation", which detailed his views on abortion.
November 1993: Vedder arrested in New Orleans
In November 1993, Eddie Vedder and White Sox pitcher Jack McDowell were involved in a barroom brawl in New Orleans, Louisiana, resulting in Vedder's arrest for public drunkenness and disturbing the peace.
1993: Success of 'Ten' and Awards for 'Jeremy'
In 1993, 'Ten' became one of the best-selling albums of the 1990s, receiving a 13x Platinum certification. The single "Jeremy" received Grammy Award nominations, and Pearl Jam received four awards at the MTV Video Music Awards for the "Jeremy" music video.
1993: Performance with The Doors at Rock and Roll Hall of Fame induction ceremony
In 1993, Eddie Vedder performed "Break on Through (To the Other Side)", "Light My Fire" and "Roadhouse Blues" with the remaining members of the Doors at the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame induction ceremony.
1993: Support for Aaron Ahearn and Surfrider Foundation
In 1993, Eddie Vedder supported Aaron Ahearn, a Surfrider Foundation member, who protested the Navy's at-sea dumping policies. Vedder and Pearl Jam donated over $3,000 to Ahearn's legal fees following a concert in San Francisco.
1993: Release of 'Vs.'
In 1993, Pearl Jam released their second studio album, 'Vs.', which set a record for most copies sold in a week and spent five weeks at number one on the Billboard 200.
1993: Townshend discourages Vedder from retiring
In 1993, The Who guitarist Pete Townshend discouraged Eddie Vedder from retiring.
August 1994: Dave Abbruzzese Fired
In August 1994, Dave Abbruzzese was fired from Pearl Jam due to political differences.
1994: Performance at Rock for Choice
In 1994, Eddie Vedder and Pearl Jam performed at Rock for Choice.
1994: Vedder marries Beth Liebling
In 1994, Eddie Vedder married Hovercraft bass player Beth Liebling, whom he had been dating since he was a teenager.
1994: Boycott of Ticketmaster
In 1994, Pearl Jam, facing pressures of fame and promotion, began a three-year boycott of Ticketmaster, which limited their ability to tour in the United States. Eddie Vedder also dealt with a stalker problem, referenced in the song "Lukin".
1994: Conviction of the West Memphis Three
In 1994, three young men, known as the West Memphis Three, were convicted of murder in West Memphis, Arkansas; Eddie Vedder became a long-time supporter of the movement to free them.
March 25, 1995: Vedder rescued while surfing
On March 25, 1995, while surfing with Tim Finn in New Zealand, Eddie Vedder was carried 250 feet (76 m) off the coast and had to be rescued by lifeguards.
1995: Contribution to 'Dead Man Walking' soundtrack
In 1995, Eddie Vedder contributed solo material to the soundtrack for the film 'Dead Man Walking', collaborating with Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan.
1995: Vedder drums for Hovercraft during tour
In 1995, Eddie Vedder was the drummer for Hovercraft during their opening slot for Mike Watt's U.S. tour.
1995: Writing of "Long Road" after Clayton E. Liggett's death
In 1995, Eddie Vedder wrote the song "Long Road" (from Merkin Ball) upon hearing of the death of his former drama teacher, Clayton E. Liggett.
1995: Grammy Nomination for 'Vs.'
In 1995, Pearl Jam's album 'Vs.' was nominated for a Grammy Award for Best Rock Album.
August 6, 1996: Guest appearance at Ramones' last show
On August 6, 1996, Eddie Vedder made a guest appearance at the Ramones' final show, held at the Palace in Hollywood.
1996: Interviewed for grunge documentary Hype!
In 1996, Eddie Vedder was interviewed for the grunge documentary, Hype!
1996: Release of 'No Code'
In 1996, Pearl Jam released their fourth studio album, 'No Code'.
1996: Grammy Award for 'Spin the Black Circle'
In 1996, Pearl Jam's 'Spin the Black Circle' won a Grammy Award for Best Hard Rock Performance, and the album 'Vitalogy' received Grammy nominations for Album of the Year and Best Rock Album.
1998: Vedder sings national anthem at NBA Finals
In 1998, Eddie Vedder sang the national anthem before the third game of the NBA Finals in Chicago.
1998: Departure of Jack Irons and Release of 'Yield'
In 1998, Jack Irons left Pearl Jam due to dissatisfaction with touring, and Matt Cameron became his permanent replacement. The band also released its fifth studio album, 'Yield'.
1999: Public Release of 'Last Kiss'
In 1999, due to popular demand, Pearl Jam's cover of "Last Kiss" was released to the public as a single, becoming the band's highest-charting single.
June 30, 2000: Tragedy at Roskilde Festival
On June 30, 2000, nine fans were crushed to death during Pearl Jam's set at the Roskilde Festival in Denmark. Vedder revealed that Pete Townshend helped him through the early stages of dealing with the tragedy.
September 2000: Vedder and Liebling divorce
In September 2000, Eddie Vedder and Beth Liebling divorced. Vedder said that his divorce from Liebling had devastated him.
2000: Vedder and McCormick start dating
In 2000, Eddie Vedder started dating Jill McCormick, whom he later married.
2000: Support for Ralph Nader
In 2000, Eddie Vedder supported Green Party presidential candidate Ralph Nader and performed at Green Party super rallies in Chicago and New York City.
2000: Release of 'Binaural' and Bootlegs
In 2000, Pearl Jam released their sixth studio album, 'Binaural', and initiated a series of official bootlegs, releasing seventy-two live albums in 2000 and 2001.
2001: Contribution to 'I Am Sam' soundtrack
In 2001, Eddie Vedder contributed solo material to the soundtrack for the film 'I Am Sam', covering The Beatles' "You've Got to Hide Your Love Away".
2001: Release of Live Albums
In 2001, Pearl Jam released seventy-two live albums, and set a record for most albums to debut in the Billboard 200 at the same time.
April 20, 2002: Vedder writes "4/20/02" after Layne Staley's death
On April 20, 2002, Eddie Vedder wrote the song "4/20/02" (from Lost Dogs) on the night that he found out about Alice in Chains' lead singer Layne Staley's death, even though Staley had actually died over two weeks earlier.
2002: Release of 'Riot Act'
In 2002, Pearl Jam released their seventh studio album, 'Riot Act'.
2003: Appearance in Ramones documentary
In 2003, Eddie Vedder appeared in the Ramones documentary, End of the Century: The Story of the Ramones.
2003: Contribution to 'Big Fish' soundtrack
In 2003, Eddie Vedder wrote "Man of the Hour," which Pearl Jam recorded for the 'Big Fish' soundtrack.
2004: Vedder's first daughter born
In 2004, Eddie Vedder and Jill McCormick had their first daughter.
2004: Contribution to 'A Brokedown Melody' soundtrack
In 2004, Eddie Vedder contributed solo material to the soundtrack for the film 'A Brokedown Melody'.
2004: Golden Globe Nomination
In 2004, Pearl Jam's contribution to the 2003 film Big Fish, titled "Man of the Hour," was nominated for a Golden Globe Award.
2004: Vote for Change tour
In 2004, Pearl Jam, including Eddie Vedder, participated in the Vote for Change tour, supporting the candidacy of John Kerry for U.S. president.
2005: Comments on George Bush
During Pearl Jam's South American tour in 2005, Eddie Vedder expressed hope that George Bush would no longer be the President of the United States by the next time they visited Brazil.
2005: Vedder nearly lost at sea
In 2005, Eddie Vedder was nearly lost at sea trying to paddle from Molokaʻi to Oʻahu in an outrigger canoe.
June 29, 2006: Vedder discusses his divorce
In an interview published on June 29, 2006, in Rolling Stone magazine, Eddie Vedder said that his divorce from Beth Liebling had devastated him.
July 2006: Live performances with Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers
In July 2006, Eddie Vedder performed live with Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers, singing on numerous tracks, including lead vocals on "The Waiting" and backing vocals on "American Girl".
2006: Collaboration with Damien Echols on "Army Reserve"
In 2006, Eddie Vedder collaborated with Damien Echols on the Pearl Jam song "Army Reserve", featuring a lyrical collaboration between them.
2006: Donation towards school theater
In 2006, Eddie Vedder donated proceeds from a Pearl Jam concert in San Diego toward the construction of a theater for San Dieguito Academy, named after his former drama teacher, Clayton E. Liggett.
2006: McCready on Guitar Dynamics
In 2006, Mike McCready commented on the guitar dynamic within Pearl Jam, noting how the three guitarists (including Eddie Vedder) found space for their individual playing styles.
2006: Release of 'Pearl Jam'
In 2006, Pearl Jam released their eighth studio album, the self-titled 'Pearl Jam'.
September 18, 2007: Release of 'Into the Wild' soundtrack
On September 18, 2007, Eddie Vedder's soundtrack for the film "Into the Wild" was released through J Records. The soundtrack included covers of "Hard Sun" and "Society", and Vedder found writing songs based on a narrative simplified the process.
December 19, 2007: Damien Echols on Larry King Live
On December 19, 2007, Damien Echols, a member of the West Memphis Three, mentioned Eddie Vedder's unwavering support during an interview with Larry King, describing him as the "greatest friend a person could have."
2007: Boycott BP request during Lollapalooza show
During Pearl Jam's 2007 Lollapalooza headlining show, Eddie Vedder urged the crowd in Chicago to boycott the oil company BP due to their pollution of Lake Michigan.
2007: Cameo in Walk Hard: The Dewey Cox Story
In 2007, Eddie Vedder made a cameo as himself in the comedy film, Walk Hard: The Dewey Cox Story.
2007: Performance with R.E.M. at Rock and Roll Hall of Fame induction ceremony
In 2007, Eddie Vedder performed with R.E.M. at the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame induction ceremony.
2007: Release of 'Into the Wild' soundtrack and 'Body of War'
In 2007, Eddie Vedder released his first solo album, the soundtrack for the film 'Into the Wild'. He also contributed to the 'Body of War' documentary soundtrack, writing the songs "No More" and "Long Nights".
2007: Vedder throws first pitch at Wrigley Field
In 2007, a few days before performing with Pearl Jam in Chicago for Lollapalooza, Eddie Vedder threw out the first pitch at Wrigley Field, the home of the Cubs.
2007: Vedder writes foreword to Townshend biography
In late 2007, Eddie Vedder wrote the foreword to a new Pete Townshend biography, Who Are You: The Life of Pete Townshend.
March 2008: Townshend biography published in the UK
In March 2008, the Pete Townshend biography, Who Are You: The Life of Pete Townshend, with a foreword by Eddie Vedder, was published in the UK.
April 2, 2008: Start of "April Fools Tour"
On April 2, 2008, Eddie Vedder's first solo tour, known as the "April Fools Tour," commenced in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada, at The Centre. This leg consisted of ten dates focusing on the West Coast of the United States.
April 2008: First Solo Tour
In April 2008, Eddie Vedder began his first solo tour, referred to as the "April Fools Tour".
August 2008: Second Leg of Solo Tour
In August 2008, Eddie Vedder continued his solo tour with a second leg comprising fourteen dates, concentrating on the East Coast of the United States and Canada. The tour began in Boston, Massachusetts, at the Boston Opera House and concluded in Chicago, Illinois, at the Auditorium Theatre.
October 2008: Townshend biography published in the U.S.
In October 2008, the Pete Townshend biography, Who Are You: The Life of Pete Townshend, with a foreword by Eddie Vedder, was published in the U.S.
2008: Vedder's second daughter born
In 2008, Eddie Vedder and Jill McCormick had their second daughter.
2008: Appearance in documentaries
In 2008, Eddie Vedder appeared in the Tom Petty documentary, Runnin' Down a Dream, and the political documentary, Slacker Uprising.
2008: Release of Water on the Road
In 2008, Eddie Vedder released Water on the Road, a live DVD of performances from two shows in Washington, D.C., coinciding with the release of Ukulele Songs.
2008: Support for Barack Obama
In 2008, Eddie Vedder supported Barack Obama in the presidential election.
2008: Golden Globe Award and Grammy Nominations
In 2008, Eddie Vedder won a Golden Globe Award for the song "Guaranteed" from the "Into the Wild" soundtrack. He also received a nomination for his contributions to the film's original score. "Guaranteed" received a nomination for Best Song Written for a Motion Picture at the 2008 Grammy Awards and also a nomination at the 2008 World Soundtrack Award.
June 2009: Another Solo Tour
In June 2009, Eddie Vedder embarked on another solo tour, following his 2008 tour, with fourteen dates across the Eastern United States and Hawaii, starting in Albany, New York, at the Palace Theatre and concluding in Honolulu at the Hawaii Theatre.
2009: Grammy Nomination for "Rise"
At the 2009 Grammy Awards, Eddie Vedder's song "Rise" received a nomination for Best Rock Vocal Performance, Solo.
2009: Appearance in The People Speak
In 2009, Eddie Vedder appeared in the Howard Zinn documentary, The People Speak, based upon A People's History of the United States.
2009: Vedder's Reflection on 'Hunger Strike'
In 2009, Eddie Vedder reflected on his involvement with the song "Hunger Strike", expressing his pride and gratitude to Chris Cornell for including him on the track.
2009: Comments on politically-oriented themes
In 2009, Eddie Vedder spoke on various politically-oriented themes, including death row, animal treatment, and women's rights, criticizing the influence of religious fundamentalist Christianity in America.
2009: Release of 'Backspacer'
In 2009, Pearl Jam released their ninth studio album, 'Backspacer'.
2009: Vedder calls Cornell the best singer
In a 2009 interview with Uncut magazine, Eddie Vedder stated that Chris Cornell is "the best singer that we've got on the planet".
September 18, 2010: Vedder marries Jill McCormick
On September 18, 2010, Eddie Vedder married his longtime girlfriend, model Jill McCormick, whom he had been dating since 2000.
2010: Performance with the Stooges at Rock and Roll Hall of Fame induction ceremony
In 2010, Eddie Vedder performed with the Stooges at the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame induction ceremony.
2010: Contribution to 'Eat Pray Love' soundtrack
In 2010, Eddie Vedder recorded a new song, "Better Days", which appeared on the soundtrack to the film 'Eat Pray Love'.
May 31, 2011: Release of "Ukulele Songs"
On May 31, 2011, Eddie Vedder released his second solo album, "Ukulele Songs", featuring original songs and covers performed on the ukulele.
August 19, 2011: Attendance at West Memphis Three release hearing
On August 19, 2011, Eddie Vedder and Natalie Maines attended the release hearing of the West Memphis Three.
September 2011: Vedder performs with Cornell
In September 2011, before performing "Hunger Strike" with Chris Cornell in Alpine Valley, Eddie Vedder spoke about the impact that Cornell had in his life.
2011: Release of 'Ukulele Songs' and 'Water on the Road'
In 2011, Eddie Vedder released his second solo album, 'Ukulele Songs', and a live DVD titled 'Water on the Road'.
2011: McCormick appears in Vedder's music video
In 2011, Jill McCormick appeared in the music video for Eddie Vedder's solo single, "Longing to Belong".
2011: Vedder on 'Pearl Jam Twenty'
In the 2011 documentary Pearl Jam Twenty, Eddie Vedder stated that singing on the "Hunger Strike" track was the first time he heard himself on a real record and could be one of his most meaningful songs he has been on.
2012: Support for Barack Obama
In 2012, Eddie Vedder again supported Barack Obama in the presidential election.
2012: Appearance in West of Memphis
In 2012, Eddie Vedder appeared in the documentary West of Memphis, protesting against the case.
2013: Release of 'Lightning Bolt'
In 2013, Pearl Jam released their tenth studio album, 'Lightning Bolt'.
October 26, 2014: Last Performance of "Hunger Strike" with Chris Cornell
On October 26, 2014, Eddie Vedder and Chris Cornell performed the song "Hunger Strike" together for the last time at a benefit for Bridge School.
2014: Vedder and McCormick co-found EB Research Partnership
In 2014, Eddie Vedder and Jill McCormick co-founded the EB Research Partnership, a non-profit organization dedicated to finding a cure for the genetic skin disorder epidermolysis bullosa.
August 2016: Pearl Jam's shows at Wrigley Field
In August 2016, Pearl Jam played shows at Wrigley Field. These shows were the center of the "Let's Play Two" documentary.
August 22, 2016: Vedder dedicates "Man of the Hour" to Layne Staley
On August 22, 2016, during a Pearl Jam show in Chicago, Eddie Vedder paid tribute to Layne Staley on what would have been his 49th birthday, dedicating the song "Man of the Hour" to his late friend.
2016: Vedder sings at World Series game
In 2016, Eddie Vedder sang "Take Me Out to the Ball Game" at Game 5 of the World Series. The day after the Cubs won the 2016 World Series, the Cubs' official Twitter account posted a montage video backed by Vedder's song in a tribute to Cubs fans.
2016: Support for Bernie Sanders and Hillary Clinton
In 2016, Eddie Vedder supported Bernie Sanders in the primaries and Hillary Clinton in the presidential election.
May 18, 2017: Chris Cornell's death
Chris Cornell, a close friend of Eddie Vedder, died on May 18, 2017.
June 6, 2017: Vedder talks about Cornell's death
During his solo concert in London on June 6, 2017, Eddie Vedder talked for the first time about Chris Cornell since his death, saying that "he wasn't just a friend, he was someone I looked up to like my older brother".
Aug 2017: Appearance in Twin Peaks
In August 2017, Eddie Vedder made an appearance in the season 3 episode 16 of David Lynch's Twin Peaks. He was referred to by his birth name, Edward Louis Severson.
2017: Bono's comment about Eddie Vedder's "Rage"
In 2017, Bono stated that "Rage" is a fundamental component of rock 'n roll and noted that Eddie Vedder of Pearl Jam embodies this quality.
2017: Induction into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame
In 2017, Eddie Vedder was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame as a member of Pearl Jam.
2017: "Let's Play Two" documentary released
In 2017, the documentary "Let's Play Two", featuring Eddie Vedder and Pearl Jam, was released. It centered around Pearl Jam's August 2016 shows at Wrigley Field.
2019: Participation in Gun Sense Forum
In 2019, Eddie Vedder, being a gun control activist, participated in the Gun Sense Forum.
2020: Support for Bernie Sanders and Joe Biden
In 2020, Eddie Vedder supported Bernie Sanders in the primaries and Joe Biden in the presidential election against Donald Trump.
2020: Release of 'Gigaton'
In 2020, Pearl Jam released their eleventh studio album, 'Gigaton'.
2020: Vedder discusses the Roskilde tragedy
In 2020, in an interview with Chris Cornell's daughter Lily, Eddie Vedder explained that their show at Roskilde started on a high because they had just been told about her birth, until about 40 minutes into their performance when the tragedy happened.
September 2021: Release of "Long Way" single
In September 2021, Eddie Vedder released "Long Way", the first single from his third studio album, Earthling.
November 18, 2021: Release of "The Haves" single
On November 18, 2021, Eddie Vedder released "The Haves", another single from his upcoming album Earthling.
2021: Contribution to 'Flag Day' soundtrack
In 2021, Eddie Vedder contributed original music for the soundtrack to the film 'Flag Day', which also featured the musical debut of Vedder's daughter Olivia on lead vocals in the first single, "My Father’s Daughter", written by Vedder and Glen Hansard.
January 14, 2022: Release of "Brother the Cloud"
On January 14, 2022, Eddie Vedder released "Brother the Cloud", a single from his third studio album Earthling.
2022: Release of 'Earthling'
In 2022, Eddie Vedder released his third solo album, 'Earthling'.
2023: Rolling Stone's ranking of Vedder
In 2023, Rolling Stone ranked Eddie Vedder at number 105 on its list of the 200 Greatest Singers of All Time.
June 2024: Release of "Save It for Later" cover
In late June 2024, Eddie Vedder released a single cover of The English Beat's "Save It for Later" for the TV series The Bear.
2024: Release of 'Dark Matter'
In 2024, Pearl Jam released their twelfth studio album, 'Dark Matter'.
2025: Vedder Cup partnership becomes official
In 2025, the partnership with Eddie Vedder became official. Vedder designed a trophy to be given to the winner of the annual baseball series between the Seattle Mariners and San Diego Padres, often nicknamed the Vedder Cup, while the two teams agreed to support Vedder's charity, the EB Research Partnership, in return.
2025: Premiere of "Matter of Time" at Tribeca Film Festival
In the summer of 2025, "Matter of Time", a documentary concert film highlighting Eddie Vedder's efforts to raise awareness for epidermolysis bullosa, premiered at the Tribeca Film Festival.
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