Pearl Jam sang to a packed house Monday night, and they invited a special guest to join them during the concert.

The guest who joined the group on stage in Chicago was none other than former Chicago Bulls forward Dennis Rodman.

Eddie Vedder, who grew up as a Chicago Bulls fan, sang a portion of B-side “Black, Red, Yellow,” when Rodman appeared on stage with the band, wearing a #91 Rodman Bulls jersey.

The song is a tribute to Rodman, and it was a perfect introduction for the former Bulls forward and champion.

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Rodman shared a few words on the mic just before picking up his friend Vedder into his arms as he sang.

Rodman has also been a long-time fan of Pearl Jam, listening to the band prior to games during his pre-game routines.

You can watch Rodman and Vedder interact in the video below: