NIN, Pearl Jam, Weezer Support Anti-Nuke Movie

Countdown To Zero, helmed by Inglourious Basterds producer Lawrence Bender, documents the nuclear arms crisis.
Trent Reznor / Eddie Vedder / Rivers Cuomo

Some of music's hottest artists, including Nine Inch Nails mastermind Trent Reznor, Pearl Jam, Weezer, R.E.M., Neon Indian, Edward Sharpe & the Magnetic Zeros, and Circa Survive are supporting a new film called Countdown to Zero to make their collective message clear: No more nukes!

WATCH: Pearl Jam Release Oil Spill Video

EdVed and Co. fight pollution and show their love for the ocean in "Amongst the Waves" clip.

Don't expect Pearl Jam singer Eddie Vedder to fuel up his car at BP anytime soon.

WATCH: Gaslight Anthem Covers Pearl Jam

New Jersey balladeers play "State of Love and Trust," plus a song off their new album.
Gaslight Anthem

Eddie Vedder's soulful wail is tough to replicate -- it's one of the most iconic voices in rock. But Gaslight Anthem's Brian Fallon did an excellent job Wednesday night on Late Night with Jimmy Fallon, when his band covered Pearl Jam's Singles soundtrack gem "State of Love and Trust." Watch below.

WATCH: Pearl Jam Play Rare Cover with Ben Bridwell!

The Band of Horses singer takes Chris Cornell's part on "Hunger Strike," the 1991 Temple of the Dog song.
Pearl Jam with Band of Horses' Ben Bridwell

After Eddie Vedder hopped on stage last week with Band of Horses to help cover Ron Wood's "Act Together," BOH singer Ben Bridwell returned the favor Friday in New York City, joining Pearl Jam to romp through Temple of the Dog's "Hunger Strike." Check out the video below!

WATCH: Eddie Vedder Joins Band of Horses

Seattle rockers team up for obscure Jagger/Richards-penned "Act Together" at a New Jersey concert.
FILE PHOTO: Pearl Jam's Eddie Vedder / Photo by Alex Crick

While opening for Pearl Jam Tuesday night in New Jersey, Band of Horses invited Eddie Vedder onstage to play "Act Together," a tune from the Rolling Stones guitarist Ronnie Wood's 1974 solo album, I've Got My Own Album. Watch the video below!

BOH often play the tune, written by Mick Jagger and Keith Richards, live.

WATCH: Pearl Jam Join Conan O'Brien Live!

EdVed and Mike McCready cover John Lennon and the Who for Coco's 47th birthday in Seattle.
Eddie Vedder

Conan O'Brien's "Prohibited From Being Funny On Television Tour" hit Seattle Monday night on the ex-Tonight Show host's 47th birthday, and Coco brought along a few surprise guests to celebrate: Pearl Jam frontman Eddie Vedder and guitarist Mike McCready!

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