Pearl Jam have a big day out in Chicago

Pearl Jam played their big day out at Wrigley Field, Chicago on Friday night and used the stage to debut two more brand new songs.

The title track from the upcoming 'Lightning Bolt' album was played live for the very first time just after Pearl Jam played 'Mind Your Manners', the first single from the album.

For another new song 'Future Days' Eddie Vedder welcomed the bands long-time producer Brendan O'Brien on stage to join the band.

'Lightning Bolt', the 10th studio album for Pearl Jam, will be released in October.

Because of rain the Chicago show started late and Pearl Jam didn't hit the stage until around 11pm. Despite that, they played an almost three hour show ending at around 2am.

Pearl Jam played their first North American show in Canada earlier this week. This Chicago show is the band's only other show before they start their world tour in October.

The Pearl Jam setlist for Chicago, July 19 was:

Release (from Ten, 1991)
Nothingman (from Vitalogy, Vitalogy, 1994)
Present Tense (from No Code, 1996)
Hold On (from Lost Dogs, 2003)
Low Light (from Yield, 1998)
Come Back (from Pearl Jam, 2006)
Elderly Woman Behind The Counter In A Small Town (from Vs, 1993)
All The Way (Eddie Vedder solo)
All Night (from Lost Dogs, 2003)
Do The Evolution (from Yield, 1998)
Setting Forth (from Into The Wild, 2007)
Corduroy (from Vitalogy, Vitalogy, 1994)
Faithfull(from Yield, 1998)
Mind Your Manners (from Lightning Bolt, 2013)
Lightning Bolt (from Lightning Bolt, 2013)
State of Love And Trust (from Ten, 1991)
Wishlist (from Yield, 1998)
Even Flow (from Ten, 1991)
Leatherman (from Given To Fly single)
Eruption (Van Halen cover)
Bugs (from Vitalogy, Vitalogy, 1994)
Why Go (from Ten, 1991)
Unthought Known (from Backspacer, 2009)
Rearviewmirror (from Vs, 1993)

Future Days (with Brendan O'Brien) (from Lightning Bolt, 2013)
Mother (Pink Floyd cover)
Chloe Dancer/Crown of Thorns (Mother Love Bone cover)
Porch (from Ten, 1991)
Wasted Reprise (from Pearl Jam, 2006)
Life Wasted (from Pearl Jam, 2006)
Black (from Ten, 1991)
Rockin' In The Free World (Neil Young cover)