The Eddie Vedder-fronted band announced the concert this week for July 19 at the city's historic baseball park. The band also plans a July 16 concert in Canada at Budweiser Gardens in London, Ontario. The band's website says the concerts are called "An Evening with Pearl Jam." There will be no opening acts.

Pearl Jam isn't the only musical act playing Wrigley Field this summer. Country music star Jason Aldean plans a concert the next day, July 20. Last summer Bruce Springsteen played at Wrigley Field and Vedder joined him on stage.

Pearl Jam is playing in Europe and South America this February and March. Their website said fall tour dates would be announced.

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Online: http://www.pearljam.com/

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