October 12, 2014 – Austin City Limits Music Festival, Zilker Park, Austin, TX, USA

Show at a Glance

  • Number of Songs: 23
  • Show Length: 2:00

Setlist

Main Set: Elderly Woman Behind The Counter In A Small Town, (Interstellar Overdrive)/Corduroy, Mind Your Manners, Given To Fly, Lightning Bolt, Immortality, Severed Hand, Daughter/(Mother), Even Flow, Sirens, Do The Evolution, You Are, Unthought Known, Down, Jeremy, Yellow Moon, Black, Lukin, Porch

Encore 1: Better Man, Alive, Baba O’Riley, Yellow Ledbetter/(Star-Spangled Banner)

Pearl Jam Show Notes 10/12/2014:

A week later, Pearl Jam returns to Austin for the finale of the ACL Festival. After Given to Fly, Ed thanks the Replacements, who had again played before PJ. Following a superb Immortality, he calls out Matt, saying he’s “never smoked pot once in his life.” Matt holds up one finger, and Ed responds:

“One time? One time…for about 22 years straight…it’s okay, your kids aren’t here tonight, they won’t hear about this at all…” “you want to smoke something green instead of taking something that somebody hands you, not knowing where it came from…that happened to me once but at least we got a song out of it,”

This led into Severed Hand. Daughter contains a brief tag of Pink Floyd’s Mother, making its tag debut. Ed gives a shout-out to Stevie Ray Vaughan after Even Flow, and then says that Steve Gleason is here tonight, and he requested You Are for his wife Michel. Black is dedicated to a fan from Peru, Aldo, who had lost his hearing in a work accident and had recently had surgery to hear again. Dhani Harrison joins on stage for Baba O’Riley. Ed introduces Yellow Ledbetter, saying “this song’s called ‘We Love the Neighbors,’ it’s a lullaby and it goes nice with an evening glass of wine” (they had gotten some complaints after the previous show). Mike plays a stirring rendition of the Star-Spangled Banner to cap off the festival.

Paul Wirt

Writer & Contributor

My Pearl Jam fandom began when I was in elementary school in the early 90's and I "permanently borrowed" my sister's copy of Ten because I needed something to listen to while I mowed the lawn. Fast-forward a few decades and I've been to about 30 shows and have traveled to places I would have never discovered had it not been for the band.


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