After two years, Pearl Jam will hit the road with their 2020 North American tour dates officially rescheduled for May and September 2022.
The tour includes four newly added shows in Fresno, Sacramento, Camden, and Las Vegas.
Josh Klinghoffer's solo project Pluralone will open for Pearl Jam on the tour. Klinghoffer will also join Pearl Jam as a touring member on these dates.
There will be no general public sale. All public tickets will be available through Ticketmaster Verified Fan Registration at https://verifiedfan.ticketmaster.com/pearljam. Verified Fan ticket registration is open through March 27 at 10 pm PT, and the Verified Fan On sale begins on March 29 at 10 AM local.
As previously announced, Pearl Jam's 2020 European Tour dates are rescheduled for June and July of 2022.
In continuing their ongoing commitment to address the band's carbon footprint, Pearl Jam announced that they will pay $200 per ton for carbon dioxide mitigation from the Gigaton tour, a ten-fold increase from prior years.
Tour Dates:
May 3 - San Diego, CA @ Viejas ArenaMay 6 - Los Angeles, CA @ The ForumMay 7 - Los Angeles, CA @ The ForumMay 9 - Glendale, AZ @ Gila River ArenaMay 12 - Oakland, CA @ Oakland ArenaMay 13 - Oakland, CA @ Oakland ArenaMay 16 - Fresno, CA @ Save Mart Arena *May 18 - Sacramento, CA @ Golden 1 Center *May 20 - Las Vegas, NV @ MGM Grand Garden Arena *Sept. 1 - Quebec City, QC @ Videotron CentreSept. 3 - Ottawa, ON @ Canadian Tire CentreSept. 6 - Hamilton, ON @ FirstOntario CentreSept. 8 - Toronto, ON @ Scotiabank ArenaSept. 11 - New York, NY @ Madison Square GardenSept. 14 - Camden, NJ @ Waterfront Music Pavilion *Sept. 16 - Nashville, TN @ Bridgestone ArenaSept. 18 - St. Louis, MO @ Enterprise CenterSept. 20 - Oklahoma City, OK @ Paycom CenterSept. 22 - Denver, CO @ Ball Arena
(Starred dates are newly added)
(Photo: Danny Clinch)
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