He recovered well.
Mike McCready fell off the stage during Pearl Jam’s opening night of their 2024 world tour Pearl Jam’s Mike McCready fell over on stage at a recent gig – but in true rockstar style, carried on with his guitar solo from the floor. The 58-year-old and his bandmates kicked off their 2024 world tour in Vancouver, Canada on Saturday with their characteristic gusto. They played a 25-song set, including nine from their most recent album, Dark Matter.
After the UK, the band travel to Berlin, Barcelona, Madrid, and Lisbon before heading back to the US in August, finishing at New Zealand and Australia in November. The first night of their tour comes after frontman Eddie Vedder praised Taylor Swift as being ‘incredibly prolific’ in a recent Bill Simmons podcast interview.
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