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There have been no credible news reports or updates of otherwise on their social media accounts or websites. Music by the other artists still appears on the platform. Lofrgen played piano and guitar on Young’s album, 'After the Gold Rush,' and has played on and off with Young’s band for years. Nils Lofgren, guitarist for Bruce Springsteen's E Street Band, also asked for his music to be pulled from Spotify, but Springsteen did not. 31, Mitchell is the only person listed who requested for her music to be removed. It said: 'Breaking 🚨 Willie Nelson, Bruce Springsteen, Barbra Streisand, Queen, Paul McCartney, The Rolling Stones, Dave Grohl, Joni Mitchell, Pearl Jam are removing their music from Spotify in solidarity with Neil Young!!! #Spotify can keep the fascists. The story cited a viral tweet as its source. There is no evidence that these artists have asked to leave the streaming platform. We'd like to play this for them, and us.'Springsteen Queen Pearl Jam Dave Grohl All Remove Music From Spotify!' reads a headline published on a blog called 'CelebNMusic247.' We will all be protesting tomorrow throughout the United States,' Vedder said from stage, per Rolling Stone, before shouting out one of the most visible gun control advocates from the high school following the shooting. 'We support you all, and Emma Gonzalez, we love you. 'This is dedicated to the incredible students in Florida, and the United States, who survived a terrible tragedy. February's mass shooting at Parkland's Stoneman Douglas High School killed 17 people and injured 17 more, making it one of the world's deadliest school massacres, as told by The Guardian. Immediately prior to Pearl Jam's inaugural live performance of the modern-day protest song, lead vocalist Eddie Vedder made clear that the band would be participating in today's nationwide student walkouts to end gun violence. Check out the studio version of the song after the video.

Unveiled earlier this week, 'Can't Deny Me' will appear on Pearl Jam's upcoming 11th studio album, their first full-length since 2013's Lightning Bolt, as reported by Pitchfork.

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