Atoms For Peace gave announced a show at the Liacouras Center Temple University on Tuesday, September 24th. Atoms for Peace includes Radiohead lead singer Thom Yorke (vocals, guitar, and piano), Red Hot Chili Peppers bassist Flea, longtime Radiohead producer Nigel Godrich (keyboards, synths), Joey Waronker of Beck & R.E.M. (drums) and Brazilian instrumentalist Mauro Refosco (percussion). They recently released their debut album, Amok. Tickets go on sale this Saturday, March 23rd at Noon. Go here for more information on tickets.
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Watch Radiohead’s performance from Austin City Limits via PBS
Radiohead performed at Austin City Limits last March and last night their set opened up the new season of the show on PBS. Watch it below.
Watch Radiohead on PBS. See more from Austin City Limits.
Tonight’s Concert Picks: WXPN Welcomes John Mayall to World Cafe Live at the Queen and Willy Mason to World Cafe Live in Philadelphia
The man with the harmonica who has graced us with his jazzy voice and bluesy beats for over five decades is playing tonight at World Cafe Live at the Queen in Wilmington. John Mayall began his career in England in the mid 1950′s as John Mayall & The Bluesbreakers; a group that welcomed some of rock ‘n roll’s biggest names including: Eric Clapton, Mick Taylor, Jack Bruce, and Mick Fleetwood, among others. Doors open at 6:30 and the show begins at 8 sharp. You can grab your tickets to this all ages show here.
The son of two folk singers, it is no surprise that Willy Mason followed in his parent’s footsteps. The country/folk singer was discovered by Conor Oberst in 2004, and since has played extensively with bands such as Death Cab for Cutie, Radiohead, and will be on tour with Mumford & Sons this fall. He is currently working on his third studio album, you can go here to his website and download a single from the album entitled “Restless Fugitive.” Willy Mason plays tonight at World Cafe Live Upstairs at 8 PM. Tickets to the all ages show are $12.
Radiohead played Susquehanna Bank Center (set list, videos)
Radiohead brought their exquisite sound and light show to the Susquehanna Bank Center last night, wrapping up their tour of the States before heading off to Canada and Europe. The 23 song set list included some new material including “Identikit,” as well as brilliant versions of “Paranoid Android,” “Little By Little,” and “Morning Mr. Magpie.” Check out some videos from the show here. Set list is below.
Bloom
There There
Kid A
Morning Mr. Magpie
The Gloaming
Separator
Lucky
Like Spinning Plates
Identikit
15 Step
Nude
Lotus Flower
Paranoid Android
Feral
Little by Little
Idioteque
Encore #1
Give Up The Ghost
Staircase
I Might Be Wrong
Bodysnatchers
Encore #2
House of Cards
Reckoner
Everything In Its Right Place
Tonight’s Concert Picks: Radiohead at Susquehanna Bank Center and Marissa Nadler at Johnny Brenda’s
Photo bu Darryl Kitchner http://darrylkirchner.com/
Since 1992 with the release of ‘Creep’ Radiohead has seeped into all of our speakers with their experimental indie rock vibrations. As they have grown and progressed, their music has taken influences in other forms, using the computer to generate a different type of sound. With the release of OK Computer, you began to hear a change in their sound, incorporating electronic synthesizers and experimenting with new ambient noises. Preceding that album, they became an international sensation, achieving an abundance of commercial success. Now, with their eighth studio album out, King of Limbs, they are still going strong and creating new, enthralling music with each and every track they make. Their music will break into your mind, intoxicating you with a hyper-frenzy of passionate sound.
They play at the Susquehanna Bank Center tonight at 7:30 PM, tickets are $52.25, all ages
The sweet, somber sounds Marissa Nadler makes with her acoustic guitar combined with her infectious voice create a hazy dream. Her music resonates feelings of mystification and intrigue, with influences such as Patti Smith and Leonard Cohen. She has released six full-length albums since 2004, most recently, The Sister that was released on May 29th. The haunting, heavy hearted, and peaceful album is a piece of work so beautiful it echoes right into your soul. It was recorded in Philly at Miner Street recording with Brian McTear. One of the opening bands is Faces On Film, a Boston group that recently recorded a session for Shaking Through, curated by Nadler.
Marissa Nadler with Faces On Film and Edison opening perform Johnny Brenda’s tonight at 9:15, tickets are $10-12, 21+
Watch Radiohead’s full two hour and 20 minute set at Bonnaroo (playing Susquehanna Bank Center Wednesday night)
Photo by Darryl Kirchner http://darrylkirchner.com/
Radiohead played Bonnaroo Friday night. Watch the the two hour and twenty minute, 25 song set below. The band play the Susquehanna Bank Center this coming Wednesday, June 13th. Go here to buy tickets. Don’t let your watching this full set prevent you from going to the show; Radiohead are pretty much the best live band in the world at this point (ok, maybe The Boss is right up there as well) and must be experienced in person to really get the full effect. Set list below.
Radiohead, Bonnaroo June 8, 2012 – setlist:
01 Bloom
02 15 Step
03 Kid A
04 Weird Fishes/Arpeggi
05 Staircase
06 The Daily Mail
07 I Might Be Wrong
08 The Gloaming
09 Separator
10 Nude
11 Morning Mr. Magpie
12 Identikit
13 Lotus Flower
14 There There
15 Karma Police
16 Feral
17 Idioteque
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18 You And Whose Army?
19 House Of Cards
20 Supercollider (dedicated to Jack White)
21 Bodysnatchers
22 True Love Waits / Everything In Its Right Place
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23 Give Up The Ghost
24 Reckoner
25 Paranoid Android
Watch a preview of Radiohead’s forthcoming Austin City Limits show (playing Susquehanna Bank Center in June)
Photo by Scott Newton
Last March Radiohead recorded a concert for an upcoming episode of Austin City Limits at the Moody Theatre in Austin, Texas. Below, watch a preview of the show which includes Radiohead’s performance of “Lotus Flower.” The show will be air sometime in the Fall. The band perform at the Susquehanna Bank Center on Wednesday, June 13th. Go herefor tickets and more information about the show.