Pearl Jam frontman Eddie Vedder will appear on Jimmy Fallon's new comedy album, titled Blow Your Pants Off. This will be the late-night host's first comedy album since 2002's The Bathroom Wall.
"So far everyone that's heard the album had their pants blown off," Fallon jokingly said, accruing to Ace Showbiz. "There's nothing that we can do about it."
No word on what Vedder will contribute to the album. Other guests set to appear include Bruce Springsteen, Paul McCartney, and Justin Timberlake.
One thing that multiple outlets expect to be on the album is Fallon's dead-on impression of folk-rocker Neil Young. Blow Your Pants Off is due out June 12.
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