Eddie Vedder started his music career during the early 1990s in Evanston, Illinois where he was born. As the lead vocalist of Pearl Jam, Eddie Vedder established himself as a key figure in the grunge movement through his powerful voice, deep lyrics and energetic stage performances.

Eddie Vedder joined Pearl Jam in 1990 to complete the lineup which produced the influential rock album Ten (1991) with hits like “Alive,” “Even Flow” and “Jeremy.” Through his personal songwriting and powerful vocals Vedder established the band's distinctive emotional musical style.