Pearl Jam shared two pieces of news: the band's 2018 show in Seattle will be available online, and following in the footsteps (and bites) of the Rolling Stones , the band also announced that it will release a box of caramel chocolates in partnership with Theo Chocolate , also from Seattle.
The noble reason behind the announcements is that all profits will go to the Vitalogy Foundation , a non-profit organization founded by Pearl Jam and their manager in 2006 that supports and engages with institutions in the areas of health, arts and education, social justice, the environment, and much more.
From February 12th to 16th, fans can attend the show, a milestone in the band's career according to the members, with a setlist of 37 songs, all for $14.99. Click here to learn more. And if your focus is on your stomach, the boxes of chocolates cost $24.99 and should arrive just in time for Valentine's Day in the US.
The band will donate the profits from the chocolate sales to continue supporting a cause that was a focus for Pearl Jam during their 2018 Seattle concerts: people experiencing homelessness in the band's hometown.
