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Pearl Jam to play on Conan O'Brien's Tonight Show Premiere
Conan O'Brien could have chosen any musical guest he wanted as the new host of the venerable Tonight Show. So who did he pick for his premiere show tonight? Pearl Jam.
By Nicole Brodeur
Seattle Times columnist
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The debut of "The Tonight Show with Conan O'Brien" is a Monday TV pick
Conan O'Brien could have chosen any musical guest he wanted as the new host of the venerable Tonight Show. So who did he pick for his premiere show tonight?
Pearl Jam.
The Seattle-based band, which for years has played almost exclusively on "Late Night with David Letterman," will break in the new's studio stage with a song — to be called "The Fixer" — from their as-yet-untitled studio album, to be released in the fall.
The band also played a "secret show" last Thursday at the Showbox in Seattle, which bloggers reported was a concert-like Target commercial directed by Cameron Crowe, who put Eddie Vedder and Jeff Ament in his 1992 Seattle-based film "Singles," and who produced "Single Video Theory," the 1998 documentary about the making of the album "Yield."
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Pearl Jam to play on Conan O'Brien's Tonight Show Premiere
Conan O'Brien could have chosen any musical guest he wanted as the new host of the venerable Tonight Show. So who did he pick for his premiere show tonight? Pearl Jam.
By Nicole Brodeur
Seattle Times columnist
Related
The debut of "The Tonight Show with Conan O'Brien" is a Monday TV pick
Conan O'Brien could have chosen any musical guest he wanted as the new host of the venerable Tonight Show. So who did he pick for his premiere show tonight?
Pearl Jam.
The Seattle-based band, which for years has played almost exclusively on "Late Night with David Letterman," will break in the new's studio stage with a song — to be called "The Fixer" — from their as-yet-untitled studio album, to be released in the fall.
The band also played a "secret show" last Thursday at the Showbox in Seattle, which bloggers reported was a concert-like Target commercial directed by Cameron Crowe, who put Eddie Vedder and Jeff Ament in his 1992 Seattle-based film "Singles," and who produced "Single Video Theory," the 1998 documentary about the making of the album "Yield."
http://seattletimes.nwsource.com/html/l ... cation=rss
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