Pearl Jam Tickets

What a great show from Pearl Jam at the Fabulous Forum! They sounded great and the crowd was fantastic.

Pearl jam proves once again why they are still one of the greatest live bands in America. Every time I see them it makes me feel good to be alive. The projection screen across the whole stage featured not only the band but the audience, and that showed thoughtfulness and inclusiveness, which has always been a Pearl Jam value. If only one didn't have to jump through so many hoops to get tickets, it would be even more fabulous. Remember when tickets cost less than concert t-shirts do now? The one thing I really didn't enjoy were the security ogres, (sorry, officers,) at the KIA Forum seating areas. Not only were they blocking some fans' views by standing in the way, but I don't understand why you need to keep people out of seats that remained vacant for the entire show? No one seemed to be able to explain that to me, and I asked nicely, unlike others who argued while blocking more views. That put a damper on my otherwise phenomenal concert experience. If security officers were simply available instead of oppressive, then the Forum wouldn't need to pay so many people, and ticket prices would be more reasonable.

The concert was unbelievable. Their music is the best! We went to both concerts at the Kia Forum and they were so great! I love this band!!!!They feel like a part of me. Thank you to you all!!! See you next time for sure!!

Cool venue, in a cool city, with a kick ass band! Of course you always hope they'll play all the hits, but they did sprinkle in the hits in-between the new stuff and some deep cuts. Eddie's voice is going strong and the band was amazingly epic! Once in a lifetime show in SoCal! Five stars!

I went to PJ b/c I'd heard from so many people that they were amazing in concert. Just transcendent and magical. They're a very good band, who play really well together. But it wasn't a transcendent or exceptional experience. A couple things stood out: The sound was just ok. This may be The Forum or the band, but either way, the separation and clarity of the instruments wasn't great. So a lot of McCreedy's solos were somewhat buried in the mix. Also, they played in either complete darkness, or very low light most of the show. Which given their pretty minimal use of the screen behind them -- which was sometimes the only light source for the stage -- made them visually pretty inaccessible. This may work well on a different night for whatever reasons, but left my 3 friends and I wondering why we went to SEE PJ but could only -- mostly -- hear them through a pretty average PA. Vedder is a great front man, they have one of the best drummers in the world, and McCreedy can definitely play ripping solos. But there was no real through line to the show, no place they took us that felt mapped out in advance, and a set list that even though it had a fair amount of their most famous songs -- that rocked -- that felt like it was anything more than a competent enough piecing together of their large catalogue. Plus they ended the show, after 'Alive' and a cover of 'Baba O'Reilly' -- both of which were great -- with a new, slow track from their latest album. My friends and I were sure there had to be another classic to follow, cuz why would they end a show on this moody, not super interesting note. But they did, which only compounded the feeling of it being a disjointed set. I'm sure b/c I've heard it from enough people that they are capable of being amazing live. This just wasn't up to that level. I don't know what the elements are that bring it to that level, but they didn't seem to be on or working very well, even though the crowd was very enthusiastic.

They’re still an awesome band to see live. So happy they’re still out rocking and giving their fans of all generations a great show. Love Pearl Jam

Being a concert-goer for over 50 years, having seen the lows and highs of performance, Pearl Jam was definitely a high point. They are spectacular musicians and it was unforgettable night!

This was my 4th PJ show. I thought the setlist started out very slow, the visuals were sub par and the overall setlist fairly weak. Disappointed for a band of PJs capabilities.

The first night it felt like the audience was really behind the band and we were richly rewarded with an amazing setlist that included nine of the 11 songs off Dark Matter. The internal chemistry seemed to be higher than I've ever seen. It seems like a small thing, but having each member repeatedly providing backing-vocals throughout the concerts came across as "we are a band"rather than just an assemblage of insanely talented musicians (I certainly never knew Mike and Jeff's voices were so good). All throughout the concert it felt like we were being taken through a deep emotional journey complete with tears of loss, exorcism of demons, and affirmation of self. Like a two and a half hour therapy session, you were a better human being on the other end of the experience. The second night was a completely different approach to a similar outcome. I deliberately held a reserve of energy from the first night to spend on the second. Combining that with a slightly more energetic setlist, I came home drenched in sweat and hoarse of voice. Right now there is a strength and poignance to their performances that is inspiring. I already can't wait to see them on their next tour.

If there were more stars this show and band would get it. Pearl Jam gave an amazing show.

No words can describe how I felt that night, thank you PJ 🤘🏼

For a band with 30+ years of music to play 9 of 11 new songs is just stealing money from their loyal fans. Musically they sounded amazing, but the setlist was boring with too many lulls and even the crowd was sitting down most of the show. I am still mad to spend $175/ticket on that setlist.

Absolutely incredible! Waited 30 years for this and it was worth every second! Pearl Jam is a must see for everyone!

Saw Pearl Jam this past Tuesday in LA and the show was amazing! Eddie Vedder was truly magical! It was such a good show that I decided to attend the second show in LA on Wednesday!

This was an amazing show but I'm disappointed in PJ. When we bought our tickets, the floor chart did not show there would be a general admission section in the very front by the stage. I feel duped.

Still wrapping my head around it…. Waking up with the headline, if that was someones first PJ show it was a great one. Also proud of the LA audience, best crowd I’ve seen out here at a PJ show. Sure most were into the early stuff, a few confused lost/looks during Save You/Got Some but on their feet for State, Alive, etc. Ed was in great form, Mike was on fire. Highlights were Oceans into Come Back, In My tree (which was on my bucket list.) Story in my head is that by now Ed is aware how great the new songs mix with the old ones and that playing the first four tracks back to back doesn’t have to be the way. Slipping Got Some in the middle and then back to Dark Matter was awesome. But Evenflow to Upper Hand was insane as was In My Tree into Waiting for Stevie. These guys are so tight. Watt came out and played Eds part on Rearviewmirror. Alot of songs on the setlist that I hadn’t seen since the Lighting Bolt shows in 2013. Best thing about these guys and seeing them so long is I'm okay that there was no Black/Courduroy/Betterman. And I’ve seen Just Breathe so many times between them and Ed’s solo stuff, that you can just sit and enjoy it and not worry about filming it.

You guys always deliver! Thank you! I love you Mike!! 🫶🏾

Pearl Jam put in a great show, as always! The acoustics at the KIA Forum were amazing, I saw Pearl Jam at the Forum in the late 90’s, and the sound was horrible! Getting into the venue and leaving were very easy. Thank you!

Two amazing nights of mixing the new with the old. Thank you PJ!

Its amazing how good these guys are after 30 years! Show was great, setlist was epic, so many songs that we don't usually get to hear live we're included. Eddie was so interactive with the audience, shared so many cool stories!