Pearl Jam Star Not Attending Rock Hall Induction
. ![]() (hennemusic) Former Pearl Jam drummer Matt Chamberlain says he will be unable to attend the band's induction into the Rock And Roll Hall of Fame next month. Chamberlain tells Rolling Stone that, while work commitments will prevent him from appearing at the April 7 ceremony at New York's Barclays Center, he is thrilled to see the band being recognized. "I'm so happy they are getting honored by the Hall of Fame," he says. "They are good friends and total inspirations. I wish them all the best. Of course, I appreciate the shoutout." Chamberlain joined Pearl Jam in 1991 for live dates in advance of the release of the debut, "Ten", stepping in after Dave Krusen recorded the project and then left for rehab over drinking issues. Following an appearance in the video for "Alive", Chamberlain exited the lineup to join the house band for Saturday Night Live during the 1991-1992 season. here. hennemusic is an official news provider for antiMusic.com. |
Mother's Day Gift Guide Part 2
Mother's Day Gift Guide Part 1
Travel News, Trips and Tips: More Goodies for Spring Travel
Sites and Sounds: Rory Gallagher Festival Will Rock Ireland
Rush's Alex Lifeson Had Unbelievable Jam With Metallica Stars
The Joe Perry Project Launching Summer Tour
Tommy Emmanuel And Richard Thompson To Share Stage For First Time At Carnegie Hall
KMFDM Revisit 'HAU RUCK' For 20th Anniversary
Maximo Park's Duncan Lloyd Previews New Album With 'Laugh So Loud' Video
Rob Thomas Launching The All Night Days Tour This Summer
Warrant's Ultraphobic Getting Vinyl Release For 30th Anniversary
X Ambassadors To Celebrate 10 Years of VHS With Hometown Shows