Pearl Jam cancel Berlin concerts due to illness

Cult band on tour - Pearl Jam cancel Berlin concerts due to illness

Seattle-based Grunge Band Pearl Jam have cancelled their two concerts at the Waldbühne in Berlin. "We regret to inform you that the Pearl Jam concerts on Tuesday, July 2nd, and Wednesday, July 3rd, in Berlin have been cancelled," the musicians from Seattle announced on their website and on X platform (local time on Sunday). No make-up date has been planned, and fans with tickets will be refunded.

The reason for the cancellation was health issues within the band: "Despite all efforts, the band has not fully recovered," the statement read. The rockers gave no further details.

According to media reports, frontman Eddie Vedder struggled with vocal problems during their last performance in Manchester on the previous Tuesday. Few days later, the cancellation of their London show was announced due to "illness in the band".

Pearl Jam is currently touring Europe, the United States, and Australia to promote their newest album "Dark Matter". The two Berlin concerts were the only Germany shows of their world tour. According to the band's website, the next performances are scheduled for July 6th and 8th in Barcelona.

Pearl Jam's cancellation for Berlin

1. Despite the cancellation in Berlin, Pearl Jam's European tour continues with concerts in Barcelona on July 6th and 8th.
2. The forest stage in Berlin was set to host the cult band Pearl Jam for their highly anticipated performances on July 2nd and 3rd.
3. Pearl Jam's cancellation of their concerts in Germany sparked disappointment among music fans in Great Britain, who had also recently learned about the postponement of their London show.
4. The cancellation of Pearl Jam's Berlin concerts has left local music enthusiasts feeling disheartened, as the USA-origin grunge band had a significant impact on Germany's music culture.
5. The news of Pearl Jam's cancellation in Berlin reached fans in the USA and Australia, who have been eagerly following the band's world tour to promote their latest album, "Dark Matter."
6. Pearl Jam's cancellation in Berlin raises questions about their future shows, including their scheduled performances in Barcelona and possibly those planned in other parts of the world.

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