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Pearl Jam is sharing the uncensored video for their 1991 song “Jeremy” for the first time ever.

The rock band released the uncensored video – which tells the story of a bullied teen who ends up shooting himself with a pistol in front of his schoolmates – on Friday, June 5 in honor of National Gun Violence Awareness Day.

“The increase in gun violence since the debut of ‘Jeremy’ is staggering. We have released the uncensored version of the video which was unavailable in 1992 with TV censorship laws,” Pearl Jam wrote on Instagram. “We can prevent gun deaths whether mass shootings, deaths of despair, law enforcement, or accidental.”

“Jeremy” was inspired by the true story of 16-year-old Jeremy Delle from Dallas, who killed himself in front of his classmates in 1991 after years of torment.

Tupac, Journey and Pearl Jam got inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame with the help of some very special presenters!

The annual honorary ceremony was hosted on Friday (April 7) at the Barclays Center in New York City.

Snoop Dogg was on hand to honor the late Tupac, as well as perform alongside Alicia Keys, T.I., YG and Treach.

Later in the show, David Letterman helped present Pearl Jam with their honor.

Other inductees included Electric Light Orchestra, who was introduced by Michael J. Fox, Yes, Nile Rodgers and Joan Baez.

The ceremony is set to air on HBO on April 29th.

The full lineup for the upcoming 2016 Bonnaroo Music and Arts Festival has been announced!

Pearl Jam, Dead & Company, and LCD Soundsystem are the three main headliners for the festival taking place across four days in June in Manchester, Tenn.

Other notable artists who will be taking the stage during the festival include Ellie Goulding, J. Cole, Macklemore & Ryan Lewis, Haim, Halsey, Miguel, Chris Stapleton, Leon Bridges, Adam Devine, Sam Hunt, Tyler the Creator, and many more.

Tickets for the festival go on sale this Friday (January 22) at noon ET, so make sure to get yours before they sell out!

Beyonce hits the stage at the 2015 Global Citizen Festival held in Central Park on Saturday afternoon (September 26) in New York City.

During her empowering set, the 34-year-old entertainer was joined on stage by Ed Sheeran for a duet of “Drunk In Love.” She later joined Pearl Jam on stage for a performance of “Redemption Song.”

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“I feel so honored to be on the stage. So many brilliant, generous people out there. All my Global Citizens,” Bey told the audience.

Check out a clip from Beyonce‘s performance below…

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The 2015 Global Citizen Festival is about to begin and you can watch the full six hour concert live right here via the below stream!

The festival is set to feature Beyonce, Coldplay, Ed Sheeran, and Pearl Jam, though it is not known when each act will take the stage.

There will also be a star-studded lineup of celebrities hitting the stage, including Leonardo DiCaprio, Kerry Washington, Katie Holmes, Salma Hayek, Hugh Jackman and more.

The live stream begins at 4pm ET and it is set to end around 10pm ET. Watch below!

The 4th annual Global Citizen Festival is shaping up to be an amazing show with Beyonce, Coldplay, and more acting as headliners!

The benefit concert, which aims to raise awareness to end poverty and improve the planet, will take place on the Great Lawn of Central Park on September 26 in New York City.

Ed Sheeran and Pearl Jam will also be taking part in the event.

“I am honored to be a part of the Global Citizen Festival,” Beyonce said in a statement. “It has always stood for improving the lives of people everywhere, but this year is especially rewarding as we all join focuses and utilize our talents for one goal: to end extreme poverty globally.”

The event is ticketed but is free – you can earn a ticket by completing an “action” of calling the U.S. State Department and asking them to set aside 50% of the U.S. foreign aid budget towards ending poverty. Find out more at the Global Citizen website.

The concert will air live on TV and will be broadcast on YouTube.