The post Pearl Jam Unearth Uncensored Version of “Jeremy” Video: Watch appeared first on Consequence of Sound. In recognition of National Gun Violence Awareness Day on June 5th, Pearl Jam unearthed ...

While human rights and the Covid-19 pandemic are currently leading the headlines, another serious topic is in the spotlight as Friday (June 5) was National Wear Orange Day, or as it is also known, ...

To mark National Wear Orange Day, also known as National Gun Violence Awareness Day, takes place today (June 5), and Pearl Jam marked the occasion by going deep into their archives. In 1992, the band ...

After almost 30 years, Pearl Jam finally released the uncensored version of the controversial, award-winning "Jeremy" music video on Friday, to coincide with National Gun Violence Awareness Day. "The ...

Trevor Wilson was the most iconic face of grunge who wasn’t actually in a band. Not even Spencer Elden — the naked baby on the cover of Nirvana’s Nevermind — was as immediately recognizable a stand-in ...

For many members of Generation X, Pearl Jam's song 'Jeremy' is iconic, a song of the times based on a true story. In writing a song about a boy who died by suicide in front of his classmates, Eddie ...

Nearly three decades after its initial release, Pearl Jam is finally sharing the graphic, uncensored video for "Jeremy." In it, Jeremy, played by actor Trevor Wilson, walks into a school classroom and ...

In recognition of National Gun Violence Awareness Day yesterday (June 5), Pearl Jam have released, for the first time, the version of the "Jeremy" that MTV refused to show. MTV balked at the sight of ...

If you lived in a household that broadcast MTV for more than about 30 seconds at any point throughout the 1990s, you’re probably already very familiar with Pearl Jam’s “Jeremy” video. Croak-narrated ...