Pearl Jam ticked off their postponed North American tour in support of their 2020 album Gigatron at San Diego’s Viejas Arena on Tuesday night (May 3), where the band paid tribute to the late Taylor Hawkins, who died unexpectedly at age 50 in March.

Before playing the Gigaton track “Quick Escape,” frontman Eddie Vedder honored the band’s drummer Matt Cameron’s friendship with the late Foo Fighters drummer, according to Spin. “He emitted something very incredible and very special. We’re all missing him, and so, Matt, I’m sorry again for your loss,” he said. “But it just gives us another chance to say how much we appreciate you as well.”

Cameron and Hawkins seemingly played drums together often, and just last fall, the duo performed Queen‘s “Keep Yourself Alive” together at Vedder’s Ohana festival.

Hawkins’ death was announced via a social media statement from the band’s accounts on March 25, with no immediate cause of death given. “The Foo Fighters family is devastated by the tragic and untimely loss of our beloved Taylor Hawkins,” the statement read. “His musical spirit and infectious laughter will live on with all of us forever.”

The Foo Fighters were scheduled to perform Friday night in Bogotá, Colombia, as part of Festival Estéreo Picnic. According to local news reports, the drummer was found dead in his Bogotá hotel room.

The Attorney General’s Office of Colombia reported that a urine toxicology test had found traces of 10 types of substances in his system, including THC (marijuana), tricyclic antidepressants, benzodiazepines and opioids. The office noted that the National Institute of Forensic Medicine will continue its medical inquiry to reach “total clarification of the events that led to the death of Taylor Hawkins.”

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Lady Gaga has good taste! Mother Monster posted an Instagram photo from Las Vegas on Monday (May 3) looking cozy while wearing a Whitney Houston sweatshirt.

According to La Maison Gaga – the top fan page for all the details behind Gaga’s wardrobe – the Grammy winner snapped a selfie in a Whitney Houston Moment of Truth Boyfriend crew neck sweatshirt ($115) from Daydreamer. The sweatshirt comes in sizes small, medium and large as well as sizes 1X-3X.

This stylish crew features Houston’s image on the front and dates from her Moment of Truth tour on the back. Houston embarked on the Moment of Truth Tour, which kicked off in July 1987 and ran through the following year, to promote her platinum-selling sophomore album Whitney.

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Gaga posted the photo on Instagram to promote her new single “Hold My Hand” from the Top Gun: Maverick soundtrack, and the superstar isn’t shy about showing love to her idol.

In 2015, Gaga shared a heartfelt post paying tribute to the music icon near the anniversary of her death. Years earlier, Gaga thanked Houston after winning the Grammy for best pop vocal album for The Fame Monster.

“I need to say thank you tonight to Whitney Houston,” Gaga said in her acceptance speech. “I wanted to thank Whitney because when I wrote ‘Born This Way,’ I imagined she was singing it because I wasn’t secure enough in myself to imagine I was a superstar. So, Whitney, I imagined you were singing ‘Born This Way’ when I wrote it. Thank you.”

Gaga has been pretty active on social media lately. Apart from paying homage to Houston, her most recent posts include a snapshot of her kissing Tom Cruise on the cheek and a cryptic video teasing a forthcoming announcement from Haus Labs that will be revealed on Sunday at 9. am. ET.

Click the links below to purchase Whitney Houston-inspired merch from Daydreamer.

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Luke Combs is tempted to keep an on-again, off-again relationship burning for one more night, but he knows letting go is better for his future.

The ballad is set to appear on the country crooner’s upcoming Growin’ Up album, slated for release on June 24.

If you need a guide to follow along with Luke Combs’ “Tomorrow Me,” find the lyrics below: