On a memorable Thursday night, renowned guitarist Peter Frampton made a sensational guest appearance alongside the iconic band Pearl Jam during their electrifying concert held in Nashville, Tennessee. This collaboration not only thrilled fans but also showcased the enduring legacy of rock music.
Frampton joined the band for a captivating performance of Pearl Jam’s classic track "Black." In a delightful twist, he also infused a few lines from his own legendary song “Do You Feel Like We Do.” For those who missed the live experience, a video of this stunning performance is available below, allowing fans to relive the moment.
Introducing Frampton to the audience, frontman Eddie Vedder expressed his admiration, stating, “He was right up there. It was one of the reasons that you loved live records. And later, we decided to release bootlegs because of his influence. He’s such an incredible human being on top of it.” Vedder’s words highlight Frampton’s significant impact on the music industry and on the band’s journey.
In addition to their live collaboration, Vedder pointed out that Frampton has collaborated with Mike McCready and Matt Cameron of Pearl Jam in the past. Both musicians contributed to Frampton’s acclaimed 2006 Grammy-winning album Fingerprints, which showcases the strong musical connections between these talented artists.
For fans eager to know more, a complete setlist from the unforgettable show can be found below, detailing the incredible lineup of songs performed that night.
Exciting News: Peter Frampton’s New Album in the Works
Currently, Peter Frampton is actively working on an exciting new album, which he is co-writing and co-producing with his talented son, Julian Frampton. This dynamic collaboration is a remarkable opportunity for both father and son to blend their creative energies and musical talents.
Frampton recently shared with WIVB (via Yahoo Entertainment) about the joy of collaborating with his son, stating, “To be able to write with your own DNA is something spectacular, it really is.” He added that they utilize an innovative app called Sessionwire, which allows them to communicate effectively while sharing their recording setups and mixer configurations, all while incorporating video features similar to Zoom. This modern approach to music production showcases how technology can enhance artistic collaboration.
Pearl Jam, 5/8/25, Nashville, Tennessee, Complete Set List:
1. “Long Road”
2. “Garden”
3. “Rearviewmirror”
4. “Hail, Hail”
5. “React, Respond”
6. “Once”
7. “Black” (with Peter Frampton) (including a tag from Peter Frampton’s ‘Do You Feel Like We Do’)
8. “Even Flow”
9. “Dark Matter”
10. “Wreckage”
11. “Not for You” (featuring a tag from Sleater-Kinney’s “Modern Girl”)
12. “Wishlist”
13. “Insignificance”
14. “Won’t Tell”
15. “Spin the Black Circle”
16. “Better Man”
17. “Porch”
Encore:
18. “Just Breathe” (performed by Ed, Boom & Josh)
19. “State of Love and Trust” (dedicated to April & Ashley, wives of Matt and Mike)
20. “Crazy Mary” (cover of Victoria Williams)
21. "Do the Evolution"
22. “Sonic Reducer” (cover of Dead Boys)
23. “Alive”
24. “Rockin’ in the Free World” (cover of Neil Young)
25. “Yellow Ledbetter”
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