Pearl Jam Shares Emotional Message On 20-Year Anniversary Of Show That Caused Deaths Of Nine People

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Pearl Jam shared a heartfelt statement in honor of the nine people who died during a show at a Denmark music festival in 2000. June 30 marked the 20-year anniversary of the band’s performance at the Roskilde Festival, an annual music festival that takes place roughly 25 miles outside of Copenhagen.Tragedy struck that day when the crowd’s size became unmanageable, resulting in the death of nine young men, ages 17 to 26, who either suffocated or were trampled in the mosh pit.

Jonathan Cohen Pearl Jam has honored the memories of the nine fans crushed to death during its June 30, 2000, Roskilde Festival performance with an emotional statement authored by guitarist Stone Gossard on behalf of the band. “It’s been 20 years since that day,” Gossard writes.

Pearl Jam have paid an emotional tribute to the nine fans who were killed during a crowd crush which occurred during their 2000 set at the Danish festival Roskilde.Today (June 30) marks 20 years since the tragedy, and the band have reflected on the incident in a newly released statement in which they solemnly acknowledged that “nothing has been the same since”.Remembering how the day of the tragedy initially felt like “a normal festival show day,” the statement, which was authored by guitarist