Stop what you’re doing—because Eddie Vedder just set the stage on fire. Teaming up with the Tedeschi Trucks Band, the Pearl Jam frontman tore into The Who’s classic “The Seeker,” and the result was pure electricity. Vedder’s gritty voice, wrapped around the song’s raw edge, collided perfectly with the band’s powerhouse sound, turning the cover into something that felt less like a tribute and more like a full-blown rock revival. The crowd roared, the energy spiked, and for a few unforgettable minutes, it felt like time stopped. This wasn’t just a cover—it was a thunderstorm of sound, led by Vedder at his fiercest.

  • byJasmin
  • November 10, 2025
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Eddie Vedder performing with Tedeschi Trucks Band on stage at Dana Point, CA, September 27, 2025, during their rendition of “The Seeker.”

Ohana Festival Highlights

Eddie Vedder’s annual Ohana Music Festival opened Friday at Doheny State Beach in Dana Point, California. The Pearl Jam frontman led a lineup that included Hozier, Green Day, Kings of Leon, Leon Bridges, Cage the Elephant, and others. The festival is known for surprise performances. Last year Pearl Jam covered Taylor Swift, while a previous edition featured Foo Fighters playing “Stairway to Heaven.” This year followed that tradition with several unexpected moments.

Vedder’s band The Earthlings—featuring Red Hot Chili Peppers drummer Chad Smith, producer and guitarist Andrew Watt, The Frames frontman Glen Hansard, and current AC/DC bassist Chris Chaney—began their set with Devo’s “Gut Feeling.” They also performed The Who’s “I’m One” and the outro of Led Zeppelin’s “The Song Remains the Same,” showing a mix of influences and playful energy.

Joining Tedeschi Trucks Band

Not stopping there, Vedder joined Tedeschi Trucks Band onstage for a cover of The Who’s 1970 single “The Seeker.” Sharing lead vocals with Susan Tedeschi, Vedder matched her strong delivery while Tedeschi and Derek Trucks exchanged fiery guitar solos. The crowd welcomed the collaboration as a standout moment of the night.

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Tedeschi Trucks Band recently released Mad Dogs & Englishmen Revisited (Live At Lockn’) and continue their North American tour into 2026. Upcoming shows include:

Oct 11: – Macon Atrium Health Amphitheater, GA #
Oct 12 – Clearwater The BayCare Sound, FL %
Oct 15 – Franklin FirstBank Amphitheater, TN +
Oct 17 – Raleigh Red Hat Amphitheater, NC +
Oct 18 -Charlotte PNC Music Pavilion, NC +
Oct 21- Richmond Allianz Amphitheater, VA +
Oct 22 – Wilmington Live Oak Bank Pavilion, NC +
Oct 24–25 – St. Augustine Amphitheatre, FL

# with Gov’t Mule, Duane Betts & Palmetto Motel
% with Duane Betts & Palmetto Motel
+ with Little Feat

 

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