In May 2000, when Pearl Jam performed at the Estadio Anoeta in San Sebastián, Spain, they were riding high on the waves of their fifth studio album, *Yield*, which had been released a year earlier. This gig showcased their ever-evolving sound, blending grunge with elements of classic rock, and it was during this period that they really began to embrace their activism, often addressing social issues through their music and live performances. Interestingly, the band was breaking into the mainstream again after a bit of a hiatus from radio success, with songs like "Given to Fly" resonating deeply with fans. The concert features a robust setlist that exemplifies their dynamic range, from the thumping energy of "Do the Evolution" to the introspective “Light Years.” This era marked a significant blending of their past hits with fresh material, making each concert an exhilarating experience for devoted Pearl Jam fans. It’s fascinating to think about how their live performances, like this one, serve as a testament to their artistic growth and connection with their audience.