Video: Pearl Jam Perform New Single, "Mind Your Manners," for the First Time
In this fan-filmed video published just hours ago (July 17), Pearl Jam can be seen performing their catchy and rocking new single, "Mind Your Manners," for the very first time.
The concert took place Tuesday, July 16, at Budweiser Gardens in London, Ontario.
Judging by the crowd response, the new song is going over well with fans. By the way, they also launch into "Got Some" in the same video.
To hear the studio version of "Mind Your Manners," which the band posted last week, head here. The album is available for pre-order on iTunes, and you can go ahead and download "Mind Your Manners" right now.
The song is from the band's new album, Lightning Bolt, which will be released October 15. The album, the followup to 2009's Backspacer, will be the band's 10th. Once again, Brendan O'Brien, the band's longtime producer, is at the helm.
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