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Deerhoof

Live Performances by Deerhoof

Deerhoof Live at The Smell, Los Angeles - Full Concert

The Smell
Los Angeles, CA, United States

June 16, 2000 | Video Length: 32:10
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Deerhoof Full Concert at Luxx, Brooklyn - July 2002

Luxx
Brooklyn, NY, United States

July 1, 2002 | Video Length: 31:55
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  • In July 2002, Deerhoof was in a dynamic phase of their career, having released their album "Reveille" earlier that year. This period marked an importa... Read Full Description >

    In July 2002, Deerhoof was in a dynamic phase of their career, having released their album "Reveille" earlier that year. This period marked an important transition for the band, as they began to gain wider recognition within the indie music scene. The live performance at Luxx in Brooklyn, captured in the referenced video, showcases their experimental approach and high-energy sound, which are hallmarks of their live shows. At this time, the band's lineup included founding members Greg Saunier, Satomi Matsuzaki, and John Dieterich, along with guitarist Chris Cohen, who contributed to their distinctive sound characterized by eclectic instrumentation and playful melodies. The performance reflects their growing confidence and the evolving nature of their music as they continued to push boundaries. "Reveille" features themes of everyday life with a unique blend of punk and pop influences, which was further explored in their subsequent works.

Deerhoof: Full Concert at Hemlock Tavern, San Francisco

Hemlock Tavern
San Francisco, CA, United States

January 17, 2003 | Video Length: 40:03
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  • On January 17, 2003, Deerhoof performed live at the Hemlock Tavern in San Francisco, a pivotal moment in their career that followed the release of the... Read Full Description >

    On January 17, 2003, Deerhoof performed live at the Hemlock Tavern in San Francisco, a pivotal moment in their career that followed the release of their album "Apple O'," which came out in 2003. This period marked a significant evolution for the band, showcasing their unique blend of avant-garde pop and noise rock, characterized by playful melodies and innovative structures. Notably, the concert occurred as Deerhoof was gaining recognition in the indie music scene, following their earlier album "Full upon Her Burning Lips," which helped solidify their reputation for experimental musicality. The live recording captures the energy and spontaneity that the band is known for, with a performance that likely resonated with fans and contributed to their growing legacy. The 20th anniversary of "Apple O'" demonstrates the lasting impact of this era in their discography, reflecting the band's enduring influence on alternative music.

Deerhoof - Live in Detroit, MI at Lager House *Full Concert*

Lager House
Detroit, MI, United States

August 23, 2003 | Video Length: 44:37
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  • During the time of the live recording on August 23, 2003, Deerhoof was riding the momentum of their album "Apple O'," which was released earlier that ... Read Full Description >

    During the time of the live recording on August 23, 2003, Deerhoof was riding the momentum of their album "Apple O'," which was released earlier that same year. This period marked an important point in Deerhoof's career as they were solidifying their presence in the indie music scene, characterized by their distinctive blend of avant-garde pop and noise rock. The recording captures their energetic and experimental live performance, showcasing their growing fanbase as they shared the stage with notable acts like Wolf Eyes and Cotton Museum. Interestingly, "Apple O'" received critical acclaim and helped further establish Deerhoof’s reputation as innovators in the alternative music landscape, paving the way for their upcoming projects. This performance in Detroit was one of the first opportunities for many fans in the area to experience Deerhoof's unique sound live, emphasizing their commitment to engaging with diverse audiences across the United States.

Deerhoof Live Performance of 'Giga Dance' and 'Flower' at Bottom of the Hill, SF

Bottom of the Hill
San Francisco, CA, United States

July 1, 2004 | Video Length: 5:00
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  • In July 2004, when Deerhoof performed at Bottom of the Hill in San Francisco, they were riding a wave of critical acclaim following the release of the... Read Full Description >

    In July 2004, when Deerhoof performed at Bottom of the Hill in San Francisco, they were riding a wave of critical acclaim following the release of their album "Milk Man," which dropped just a year earlier in 2004. This album showcased their distinctive blend of avant-garde pop and punk influences, drawing attention for its experimental sounds and engaging live performances. "Giga Dance" and "Flower," the songs featured in their live set, highlight the band's innovative approach, combining catchy melodies with unconventional structures. The live recording encapsulates the energy and spontaneity for which Deerhoof became known, resonating with the burgeoning indie rock scene of the early 2000s. Additionally, this period marked a pivotal time for the band's evolution, as they continued to push musical boundaries and expand their audience through dynamic live shows, laying the groundwork for their future projects.

Deerhoof Performance of 'Milking' at Northsix, Brooklyn

Northsix
Brooklyn, NY, United States

May 22, 2005 | Video Length: 3:33
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  • In May 2005, when Deerhoof performed "Milking" at Northsix in Brooklyn, they were in a pivotal stage of their career following the release of their cr... Read Full Description >

    In May 2005, when Deerhoof performed "Milking" at Northsix in Brooklyn, they were in a pivotal stage of their career following the release of their critically acclaimed album "Milk Man" in 2004. This album marked a significant evolution in their sound, showcasing their unique blend of experimental rock with lo-fi sensibilities and accessibility. The live recording reflects the band's energetic stage presence and their ability to engage audiences with unconventional rhythms and melodies. Interestingly, during this period, Deerhoof was gaining traction within the indie music scene, noted for their whimsical approach and avant-garde style, which would continue to distinguish them in subsequent years. They maintained an extensive touring schedule, emphasizing their commitment to live performances and further solidifying their reputation as innovative artists in the alternative music landscape.

Deerhoof Performance of 'Siriustar' at Northsix in Brooklyn

Northsix
Brooklyn, NY, United States

September 28, 2005 | Video Length: 4:24
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  • In 2005, Deerhoof was experiencing significant creative momentum, having just released their album "The Runners Four" earlier that same year. This rec... Read Full Description >

    In 2005, Deerhoof was experiencing significant creative momentum, having just released their album "The Runners Four" earlier that same year. This record was notable for its experimental approach and sonic diversity, reflective of the band's unique blend of noise pop and avant-garde rock. The live performance of "Siriustar" at Northsix in Brooklyn on September 28, 2005, showcased their energetic stage presence and innovative sound during this prolific period. Interestingly, "The Runners Four" received widespread critical acclaim and helped to further elevate Deerhoof's status in indie music circles, allowing them to tour extensively. This performance is a testament to their ability to capture and provoke, which has remained a hallmark of their live shows.

Deerhoof Live at First Unitarian Church: Magnificent Bird, Flower, Running Thoughts

First Unitarian Church
Philadelphia, PA, United States

January 29, 2006 | Video Length: 10:12
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  • In January 2006, when Deerhoof performed at the First Unitarian Church in Philadelphia, they were in the midst of promoting their album "The Runners F... Read Full Description >

    In January 2006, when Deerhoof performed at the First Unitarian Church in Philadelphia, they were in the midst of promoting their album "The Runners Four," which had been released just a few months earlier in October 2005. This album marked a significant point in their career, showcasing their eclectic sound and experimental approach. It was noted for its diverse sonic textures and innovative songwriting, exemplifying how the band melded noise pop with avant-garde elements. The live recording from this venue features tracks from the album, including "The Magnificent Bird Will Rise" and “Running Thoughts,” highlighting their energetic performance style which blends intricate musicianship with playful stage presence. This period also represented a growing recognition of their influence in the indie music scene, demonstrating their evolution as a pioneering force in experimental rock.

Deerhoof Live Performance of 'C' at Northsix, Brooklyn

Northsix
Brooklyn, NY, United States

July 20, 2006 | Video Length: 4:22
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  • In the fall of 2004, when Deerhoof performed "C" at Northsix in Brooklyn, they were in a dynamic phase of their career, having just released their alb... Read Full Description >

    In the fall of 2004, when Deerhoof performed "C" at Northsix in Brooklyn, they were in a dynamic phase of their career, having just released their album "Apple O'" earlier that year. This album was notable for its experimental approach, featuring a blend of noise pop, punk, and avant-garde influences that defined Deerhoof's unique sound. By the time of the live recording, the band had started to establish their reputation as a pioneering force in the indie music scene, known for their energetic performances and innovative compositions. They were on the cusp of broader recognition, with "Apple O'" helping to solidify their artistic direction. Interestingly, Deerhoof's influential style often incorporates unconventional song structures, a characteristic evident in their live renditions, making their performances an essential part of their identity and appeal. This recording from 2004 captures a pivotal moment when the group was gaining momentum and expanding their loyal fanbase.

Deerhoof Live at Great American Music Hall - Full Concert

Great American Music Hall
San Francisco, CA, United States

September 5, 2006 | Video Length: 49:43
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Deerhoof Performance of 'Dummy Discards a Heart' at Fox Rox #210

Fox Rox #210

September 7, 2006 | Video Length: 2:33
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  • On September 7, 2006, Deerhoof performed "Dummy Discards a Heart" at Fox Rox #210. At this time, the band had recently released their album titled "Fr... Read Full Description >

    On September 7, 2006, Deerhoof performed "Dummy Discards a Heart" at Fox Rox #210. At this time, the band had recently released their album titled "Friend Opportunity" in February 2007, which was just a few months after the recording. This album marked a notable period in Deerhoof's career as it continued their exploration of avant-garde pop and punk influences. The band's unique sound, characterized by playful experimentation and complex musical structures, was already well-established by 2006, following their earlier works. "Dummy Discards a Heart" showcases their eclectic blend of genres and whimsical lyrics, elements that have become synonymous with Deerhoof's identity. The performance reflects the band’s high-energy style, which has garnered them a devoted following in the indie music scene, further exemplifying their creative peak during this era.

Deerhoof Live Concert at The Conservatory, Oklahoma City - Full Concert

The Conservatory
Oklahoma City, OK, United States

March 7, 2007 | Video Length: 1:8:45
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  • In January 2008, when Deerhoof performed their live show in Birmingham, they were at a significant point in their career following the release of thei... Read Full Description >

    In January 2008, when Deerhoof performed their live show in Birmingham, they were at a significant point in their career following the release of their critically acclaimed album, "Friend Opportunity," in 2007. This album showcased their unique blend of experimental pop and noise rock, further solidifying their reputation for pushing musical boundaries. Notably, Deerhoof is known for their dynamic live performances, characterized by their energetic stage presence and engaging interactions with the audience. During this period, the band was also recognized for their collaborations with various avant-garde artists, which contributed to their innovative sound. Their adventurous spirit is exemplified by their ability to seamlessly blend different genres while maintaining a distinctive identity, making their live performances, such as the one in Birmingham, a celebration of over a decade of creative evolution.

Deerhoof Performs 'The Perfect Me' Live in Washington, D.C.

Washington, DC, United States

October 26, 2008 | Video Length: 3:03
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  • In October 2008, Deerhoof was actively promoting their album "Friend Opportunity," which had been released earlier that same year. This live performan... Read Full Description >

    In October 2008, Deerhoof was actively promoting their album "Friend Opportunity," which had been released earlier that same year. This live performance of "The Perfect Me" in Washington, D.C., showcases the band's unique blend of experimental rock and pop sensibilities, characteristic of their work during this period. Notably, "Friend Opportunity" is often recognized for its more accessible sound, which transitioned from the avant-garde approach of their earlier records. The recording was filmed by Trixie DVD, a project by Brendan Canty and Christoph Green, who are known for capturing various live music performances. The visual and audio quality of this live recording highlights Deerhoof's energetic stage presence and dynamic sound, further solidifying their reputation as a captivating live act during this significant period of their career.

Xiu Xiu & Deerhoof Full Concert - Joy Division's Unknown Pleasures Live

Williamsburg Waterfront at East River State Park
Brooklyn, NY, United States

July 11, 2010 | Video Length: 41:19
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  • In July 2010, when Deerhoof performed alongside Xiu Xiu at the Williamsburg Waterfront, they were riding high on the success of their 2008 album "Offe... Read Full Description >

    In July 2010, when Deerhoof performed alongside Xiu Xiu at the Williamsburg Waterfront, they were riding high on the success of their 2008 album "Offend Maggie." This album was notable for its blend of experimental rock and pop sensibilities, showcasing the band's signature style which often includes unconventional song structures and whimsical lyrics. The collaboration with Xiu Xiu during this live performance highlights Deerhoof's reputation for musical versatility and adaptation, as they audaciously interpreted Joy Division’s iconic "Unknown Pleasures." This unique homage also reflects Deerhoof's ongoing engagement with music history and their ability to bridge genres, as they have been known to incorporate a wide range of influences in their work. The performance in Brooklyn not only demonstrates their robust live presence but also aligns with their continual exploration of sound and artistic expression during this phase of their career.

Deerhoof Live Performance of 'Panda Panda Panda' at Liquid Room, Tokyo

Liquid Room
Tokyo, Japan

December 1, 2011 | Video Length: 6:40
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  • On December 1, 2011, when Deerhoof performed live at the Liquid Room in Tokyo, they were riding high on the success of their album "Deerhoof vs. Evil,... Read Full Description >

    On December 1, 2011, when Deerhoof performed live at the Liquid Room in Tokyo, they were riding high on the success of their album "Deerhoof vs. Evil," which was released earlier that year. This album marked a notable period in their career, showcasing their eclectic sound and inventive style. By this time, Deerhoof had already established a reputation for their energetic live performances, blending elements of punk, pop, and avant-garde, making them influential in the indie music scene. The performance in Tokyo highlights not only their commitment to live shows but also the global reach of their music, as they continue to garner a dedicated fan base in Japan. Additionally, this concert aligns with the band's exploratory nature, often infusing their live sets with spontaneity and improvisation, which fascinates their audience and reflects their innovative spirit.

Deerhoof Live Performance of 'Flower/There's That Grin' at Schoolhouse Studios, Melbourne

Schoolhouse Studios
Melbourne, Australia

March 3, 2013 | Video Length: 5:10
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  • In March 2013, when Deerhoof performed live at Schoolhouse Studios in Melbourne, Australia, the band was promoting their album "Breakup Song," which w... Read Full Description >

    In March 2013, when Deerhoof performed live at Schoolhouse Studios in Melbourne, Australia, the band was promoting their album "Breakup Song," which was released in 2012. This album continued Deerhoof's exploration of avant-garde sounds and incorporates a mix of noise pop and experimental rock, characteristic of their style. The performance of "Flower/There's That Grin" showcases the band's dynamic and eclectic energy, a hallmark of their live shows. Deerhoof, known for their unconventional song structures and playful instrumentation, has been influential in the indie rock scene since their formation in 1994. By 2013, they had already established a significant following, and their live performances were celebrated for their spontaneity and audience engagement, reflecting their dedication to pushing musical boundaries. This concert captures a vibrant moment in their career, highlighting both the evolution of their sound and their commitment to live music.

Deerhoof | Full Concert Performance at Queen Elizabeth Hall

Queen Elizabeth Hall
London, United Kingdom

June 21, 2013 | Video Length: 1:10:27
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  • In June 2013, when Deerhoof performed at the Queen Elizabeth Hall during the Meltdown festival, they were actively promoting their album "Breakup Song... Read Full Description >

    In June 2013, when Deerhoof performed at the Queen Elizabeth Hall during the Meltdown festival, they were actively promoting their album "Breakup Song," which had been released in August 2012. This period marked a dynamic phase in the band's career, showcasing their distinctive blend of experimental rock and pop sensibilities. Notably, "Breakup Song" received praise for its inventive composition and engaging melodies, further solidifying Deerhoof's reputation as innovative pioneers within the indie music scene. The live concert featured a mix of tracks that highlighted the band's high-energy performance style, characterized by Satomi Matsuzaki's unique vocal delivery and Greg Saunier’s complex drumming. The performance at such a prestigious venue as Queen Elizabeth Hall also underscored the respect and following the band had cultivated over nearly two decades, showcasing their continued evolution and relevance in contemporary music.

Deerhoof Live at Hare & Hounds: C'moon and Basketball Performance

Hare & Hounds
Birmingham, UK

June 24, 2013 | Video Length: 6:16
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  • In June 2013, when Deerhoof performed live at the Hare & Hounds in Birmingham, they were riding high on the release of their album "Breakup Song," whi... Read Full Description >

    In June 2013, when Deerhoof performed live at the Hare & Hounds in Birmingham, they were riding high on the release of their album "Breakup Song," which came out in 2012. This album marked a significant point in their discography, showcasing their experimental sound and playful yet complex compositions that blend elements of punk, pop, and avant-garde. The live performance featured the energetic songs "C'moon" and "Basketball (Get Your Groove Back)," both emblematic of the band's signature style, characterized by catchy melodies and intricate rhythms. Additionally, Deerhoof is known for their dynamic live shows, where their improvisational spirit shines, further engaging audiences and illustrating the unique chemistry of the band members. By the time of this recording, Deerhoof had already established themselves as influential figures in the indie music scene, known for their innovative approach to music and captivating stage presence.

Deerhoof - Full Concert at De Kreun Performing 'Fresh Born' and More

De Kreun
Kortrijk, FL, Belgium

September 3, 2014 | Video Length: 55:03
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  • In September 2014, when Deerhoof performed at De Kreun in Kortrijk, Belgium, the band was on the road promoting their album "La Isla Bonita," which ha... Read Full Description >

    In September 2014, when Deerhoof performed at De Kreun in Kortrijk, Belgium, the band was on the road promoting their album "La Isla Bonita," which had been released earlier that year. This album showcased a blend of experimental rock and pop, and it was notable for its eclectic sound and artistic ambition. The live performance captures Deerhoof's energetic stage presence and their unique approach to music, characterized by complex rhythms and playful melodies. An interesting aspect of their live shows during this period is the inclusion of covers, such as their rendition of the Ramones' "Pinhead," which further highlights their diverse influences. The 2014 live recording reflects Deerhoof's established status in the indie music scene, marked by their innovative style and commitment to pushing musical boundaries.

Deerhoof Live Performance of 'Exit Only' at Babys All Right, Brooklyn

Babys All Right
Brooklyn, NY, United States

November 4, 2014 | Video Length: 2:59
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  • On November 4, 2014, the live recording of "Deerhoof | Exit Only | LIVE" captures the band during their La Isla Bonita tour, a phase in their evolving... Read Full Description >

    On November 4, 2014, the live recording of "Deerhoof | Exit Only | LIVE" captures the band during their La Isla Bonita tour, a phase in their evolving career marked by their return to a more aggressive musical approach. Prior to this tour, Deerhoof released their album "La Isla Bonita" in 2014, which showcases their eclectic style fusing noise pop and art rock, and represents a strong continuation of their experimental ethos. Notably, this period reflects a significant time for the band as they were not only performing at intimate venues like Babys All Right in Brooklyn but also reinforcing their reputation as a highly energetic live act. The tour setlist likely included new tracks from the album, illustrating their commitment to blending fresh material with their established sound, which has garnered a dedicated fanbase and critical acclaim over the years. The recording not only highlights their live performance skills but also encapsulates the band's distinctive artistic identity dur

Deerhoof - Live in Brooklyn | Full Concert

Babys All Right
Brooklyn, NY, United States

November 4, 2014 | Video Length: 52:30
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  • On November 4, 2014, Deerhoof performed live at Baby's All Right in Brooklyn as part of their "La Isla Bonita" tour, following the release of their al... Read Full Description >

    On November 4, 2014, Deerhoof performed live at Baby's All Right in Brooklyn as part of their "La Isla Bonita" tour, following the release of their album "La Isla Bonita," which debuted earlier that year. This album marked a significant point in the band's evolution, showcasing their adventurous approach to experimental rock and pop. Notably, Deerhoof's sound melds various genres, and they are renowned for their energetic performances and innovative arrangements. During this period, the band embraced a playful yet intricate songwriting style, indicative of their long-standing commitment to pushing musical boundaries. The Brooklyn concert captured the essence of their live energy, and fans often praise the band's ability to create an immersive and engaging atmosphere, making it a memorable entry in their extensive discography.

Deerhoof Live Performance of 'We Do Parties' in Tokyo

Tokyo, Japan

November 27, 2015 | Video Length: 3:10
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  • In the performance captured in the live recording "We Do Parties" from December 16, 2014, Deerhoof was in an exciting phase of their career, just prio... Read Full Description >

    In the performance captured in the live recording "We Do Parties" from December 16, 2014, Deerhoof was in an exciting phase of their career, just prior to the release of their album "Fever 121614" on November 27, 2015. This live album features a collection of performances that highlight the band's energetic style and improvisational prowess. Notably, "We Do Parties" exemplifies Deerhoof's unique blend of avant-garde noise pop and punk influences, showcasing their distinctive sound that has evolved over the years. Additionally, this performance in Tokyo represents Deerhoof's extensive touring history, emphasizing their deep connection with fans worldwide. The band has been known for their adventurous live shows, and this recording further solidifies their reputation as a formidable live act, capturing the essence of their creativity and charisma on stage.

Deerhoof Performs 'Come See The Duck' Live in Tokyo

Tokyo

November 27, 2015 | Video Length: 2:32
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  • In the time surrounding the live recording of "Come See The Duck" in Tokyo on December 16, 2014, Deerhoof was promoting their album "La Isla Bonita," ... Read Full Description >

    In the time surrounding the live recording of "Come See The Duck" in Tokyo on December 16, 2014, Deerhoof was promoting their album "La Isla Bonita," which was released earlier that year. The live performance eventually contributed to their album "Fever 121614," which came out later, on November 27, 2015. This live album showcases the band's unique blend of punk, noise rock, and pop sensibilities, emphasizing their energetic and experimental live shows. Interestingly, Deerhoof is known for their unconventional musical style and their ability to appeal to both indie rock and avant-garde audiences, reflecting their diverse influences and innovative approach to music. Their performance in Tokyo highlighted their strong international presence and the global reach of their sound, marking a significant moment in their evolving career.

Deerhoof Live at Market Hotel - Full Concert Featuring 'Milk Man' and More

Market Hotel
Bushwick, NY, United States

June 22, 2016 | Video Length: 42:28
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  • In 2016, the year of the live recording at Market Hotel, Deerhoof was actively promoting their album "The Magic," which had been released earlier that... Read Full Description >

    In 2016, the year of the live recording at Market Hotel, Deerhoof was actively promoting their album "The Magic," which had been released earlier that same year. This marked a continued period of creative output for the band, who have long been known for their eclectic style and avant-garde approach to music. "The Magic" represented a pivotal moment in their discography, featuring a blend of experimental rock and pop sensibilities that the band has explored throughout their career. During the live performance captured in the video, the energy and improvisational spirit characteristic of their shows were evident, reflecting the band's commitment to evolving their sound while engaging with the audience. Notably, Deerhoof's long-standing collaborative dynamic between members Satomi Matsuzaki, John Dieterich, Ed Rodríguez, and Greg Saunier was palpable, showcasing their tight-knit synergy as they delivered an engaging live experience in the vibrant Brooklyn arts scene.

Deerhoof Live Performance of 'The Tears and Music of Love' at Boston Calling

Blue stage, Boston Calling
Boston, MA, United States

May 26, 2017 | Video Length: 4:23
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  • On May 26, 2017, Deerhoof performed at the Boston Calling music festival, showcasing their distinct avant-garde sound with the song "The Tears and Mus... Read Full Description >

    On May 26, 2017, Deerhoof performed at the Boston Calling music festival, showcasing their distinct avant-garde sound with the song "The Tears and Music of Love." This live recording occurred shortly after the release of their album "The Magic," which came out in August 2016. "The Magic" was notable for its exploration of unconventional song structures and vibrant instrumentation, continuing Deerhoof's tradition of pushing boundaries. During this period, Deerhoof was celebrating over two decades together, known for their experimental style and energetic performances. The band comprises founding members Satomi Matsuzaki and John Dieterich, along with Ed Rodriguez. Their dynamic and eclectic approach to creating music, especially evident in live performances like this one, demonstrates how they have maintained a unique and influential presence in the indie music scene.

Deerhoof Live Performance of 'The Trouble With Candyhands' at Boston Calling Festival

Blue stage, Boston Calling Festival
Boston, MA, United States

May 26, 2017 | Video Length: 3:01
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  • On May 26, 2017, Deerhoof performed "The Trouble With Candyhands" at the Boston Calling Festival, marking a significant moment in their career. This l... Read Full Description >

    On May 26, 2017, Deerhoof performed "The Trouble With Candyhands" at the Boston Calling Festival, marking a significant moment in their career. This live recording came shortly after the release of their album *Mountain Moves*, which was launched in September 2017. Known for their avant-garde blend of punk rock and experimental sounds, Deerhoof always seeks to push musical boundaries. This performance featured their characteristic energy and creativity, showcasing the band's dynamic lineup—including guitarist John Dieterich and vocalist/bassist Satomi Matsuzaki—who have been integral to their identity throughout the years. During this period, Deerhoof continued to maintain a strong presence in the indie music scene, known for their engaging live shows and innovative approach to songwriting, solidifying their status as a beloved and influential act in contemporary music.

Deerhoof - Full Concert at Boston Calling Music Festival (2017)

Harvard’s athletic fields
Allston, MA, United States

May 26, 2017 | Video Length: 41:22
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  • In May 2017, during their performance at the Boston Calling Music Festival, Deerhoof was immersed in a phase of prolific creativity, having released t... Read Full Description >

    In May 2017, during their performance at the Boston Calling Music Festival, Deerhoof was immersed in a phase of prolific creativity, having released their album "The Magic" just a year prior, in 2016. Notably, “The Magic” garnered positive critical acclaim and showcased their signature avant-garde pop sound, characterized by experimental elements and diverse musical influences. This live recording captures the band in a vibrant setting as they embrace festival culture, reflecting their established reputation for energetic and unpredictable performances. Additionally, Deerhoof’s willingness to embrace diverse musical styles and collaborations is evident in their evolving discography, making their participation in festivals like Boston Calling a fitting avenue for showcasing their innovative artistry. Their set at this particular event highlighted their continued relevance in the indie music scene as they seamlessly integrated new material with fan favorites, captivating the festival aud

Deerhoof - Live at The Teragram Ballroom (Full Concert)

The Teragram Ballroom
Los Angeles, California, United States

September 22, 2017 | Video Length: 1:15:47
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  • On September 22, 2017, Deerhoof performed live at The Teragram Ballroom in Los Angeles, a venue known for hosting a variety of music genres. By this t... Read Full Description >

    On September 22, 2017, Deerhoof performed live at The Teragram Ballroom in Los Angeles, a venue known for hosting a variety of music genres. By this time, the band had recently released their album "The Magic" in June 2016. This album showcased Deerhoof's unique blend of avant-garde rock and pop, featuring their characteristic experimental sound. The performance captured in this recording came shortly after the release of "The Magic," during a period when the band continued to build on their reputation for energetic live performances and innovative musical exploration. Interestingly, Deerhoof is known for their engaging and often spontaneous stage presence, which is likely reflected in this live recording, further solidifying their position as influential figures within the indie and experimental music scenes.

Deerhoof - L'amour Stories Live Performance at Space Ballroom, Hamden, CT

Space Ballroom
Hamden, CT, United States

May 7, 2022 | Video Length: 2:28
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Deerhoof - Full Concert Performance Live on KEXP Featuring 'My Lovely Cat!'

KEXP studio
Seattle, WA, United States

May 3, 2023 | Video Length: 29:57
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  • On May 3, 2023, Deerhoof performed a live set at the KEXP studio in Seattle, showcasing several tracks that reflect their innovative sound. At this po... Read Full Description >

    On May 3, 2023, Deerhoof performed a live set at the KEXP studio in Seattle, showcasing several tracks that reflect their innovative sound. At this point in their career, Deerhoof had recently released their album "Mirrored Aztec" in 2020, which demonstrated their continued evolution and experimentation within the indie rock genre. The live performance included songs like "My Lovely Cat!" and "Scarcity Is Manufactured," both of which exemplify their signature blend of avant-garde pop and noise rock. An interesting fact about Deerhoof is their commitment to collaboration and eclecticism; they often invite a diverse array of influences into their work, which is echoed in this KEXP set. The performance features the band's classic lineup with Satomi Matsuzaki's distinctive vocals at the forefront, highlighting their ability to engage audiences with dynamic and engaging live interpretations of their studio material.

Deerhoof Live Performance of 'Plant Thief' at KEXP Studio

KEXP studio
Seattle, WA, United States

May 3, 2023 | Video Length: 3:40
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  • On May 3, 2023, Deerhoof performed "Plant Thief" live at the KEXP studio, showcasing their dynamic sound and experimental approach to music. Prior to ... Read Full Description >

    On May 3, 2023, Deerhoof performed "Plant Thief" live at the KEXP studio, showcasing their dynamic sound and experimental approach to music. Prior to this performance, the band had released their album "Mirrored Aztec" in 2020, which was well-received and marked a continuation of their innovative style that blends noise rock, pop, and avant-garde elements. The live recording highlights Deerhoof's ability to convey energy and spontaneity, core tenets of their live performances. The band, known for their eclectic and unpredictable live shows, consists of frontwoman Satomi Matsuzaki, who brings a unique presence to the stage, along with fellow members John Dieterich, Ed Rodriguez, and Greg Saunier, who contribute to the group’s signature sound. This performance further underscores Deerhoof’s ongoing evolution and commitment to pushing musical boundaries in their career.

Deerhoof Live Performance at Supersonic Festival 2023

Supersonic Festival
Birmingham, AL, United States

June 3, 2023 | Video Length: 10:27
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  • Before their performance at the Supersonic Festival in June 2023, Deerhoof released their album "Miracle-Level" in 2022. This album marked a notable r... Read Full Description >

    Before their performance at the Supersonic Festival in June 2023, Deerhoof released their album "Miracle-Level" in 2022. This album marked a notable return to recording for the band after a brief hiatus, showcasing their unique blend of experimental pop and noise rock. At this point in their career, Deerhoof has solidified their reputation as pioneers in the indie music scene, known for their eclectic sound and innovative live performances. The Supersonic Festival appearance is particularly significant as it highlights the band's ongoing evolution and their connection with audiences, illustrating how they continue to push boundaries in their music. The festival itself is known for celebrating adventurous music, which aligns perfectly with Deerhoof’s artistic ethos, making the performance an engaging showcase of their dynamic style and energetic presence on stage.

Deerhoof Full Concert at The Basement East, Nashville: Featuring 'Jet-Black Double-Shield' and More

The Basement East
Nashville, TN, United States

September 12, 2023 | Video Length: 1:27:16
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  • On September 12, 2023, Deerhoof performed at The Basement East in Nashville, TN, as part of their ongoing tour. Leading up to this live recording, the... Read Full Description >

    On September 12, 2023, Deerhoof performed at The Basement East in Nashville, TN, as part of their ongoing tour. Leading up to this live recording, the band released their album "Miracle-Level" in 2022, which showcases their characteristic experimental pop sound combined with elements of enthusiasm and unpredictability that fans have come to love. The live performance reflects the band’s eclectic energy and creative evolution, as they continue to push boundaries in their music. Interestingly, Deerhoof has a reputation for innovative performances and often invites unique guest artists, as seen in their collaboration with Flynt Flossy and Turquoise Jeep during this show. Their ability to maintain a fresh and dynamic live presence is a testament to their longevity and relevance in the indie music scene, making their shows a must-see for fans and newcomers alike.

Deerhoof Full Concert: The Free Triple Live Album @ SO36, Berlin

SO36
Berlin, Germany

February 7, 2024 | Video Length: 1:21:06
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  • On February 7, 2024, Deerhoof performed at the iconic SO36 venue in Berlin, delivering a lively set for a highly engaged audience. Prior to this perfo... Read Full Description >

    On February 7, 2024, Deerhoof performed at the iconic SO36 venue in Berlin, delivering a lively set for a highly engaged audience. Prior to this performance, the band released their album *Mirrored Aztec* in 2020, showcasing their experimental rock sound and unique approach to songwriting. During this period, Deerhoof continued to push creative boundaries, solidifying their reputation as pioneers in the indie music scene. An interesting aspect of this live recording is that their performance featured Rob Fisk, a founding member of Deerhoof who has been involved in various musical projects, highlighting the band's collaborative spirit and ties to their origins. The "Free Triple Live Album" reflects both their vibrant live energy and the ongoing evolution of their musical journey, engaging fans in a celebratory atmosphere reminiscent of their earlier days while embracing new artistic explorations.

Deerhoof Full Concert at Roulette Intermedium, Long Play Fest

Roulette Intermedium
New York, NY, United States

May 5, 2024 | Video Length: 57:02
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  • On May 5, 2024, Deerhoof performed at the Roulette Intermedium in New York as part of the Long Play Fest, showcasing their ongoing evolution as a band... Read Full Description >

    On May 5, 2024, Deerhoof performed at the Roulette Intermedium in New York as part of the Long Play Fest, showcasing their ongoing evolution as a band known for their innovative and eclectic sound. Prior to this live recording, Deerhoof released their album "Mirroring" in March 2023. This work continued to build on their reputation for blending genres and experimental approaches, featuring their characteristic blend of art rock and pop sensibilities. The performance at Roulette not only highlights their energetic live presence but also reflects their status as a veteran band that has continuously pushed musical boundaries. With decades of experience and a loyal fan base, Deerhoof has maintained a unique identity, often incorporating avant-garde elements into their live shows, making performances like the one captured in this recording a testament to their enduring creative spirit.

Deerhoof Performs 'Milk Man' at Juan's Basement Concert

Juan's Basement

Date Unknown | Video Length: 4:41
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  • The live recording of "Milk Man" at Juan's Basement showcases Deerhoof during a vibrant period of their artistic evolution. This performance took plac... Read Full Description >

    The live recording of "Milk Man" at Juan's Basement showcases Deerhoof during a vibrant period of their artistic evolution. This performance took place in 2008, shortly after the release of their album, "Offend Maggie," which came out the same year. "Offend Maggie" marked a significant moment for the band as it was recognized for its playful yet complex sound, built upon their signature blend of noise pop and experimental rock. The performance captured live energy and spontaneity, traits integral to Deerhoof’s appeal. Additionally, the fact that the band dedicated a song to Yael hints at their personal and communal engagement with fans and collaborators, highlighting their commitment to fostering relationships through music. This captures their ethos of combining avant-garde elements with accessibility, making their performances memorable within the indie music scene.

Deerhoof - Fresh Born Performance at Juan's Basement

Juan's Basement

Date Unknown | Video Length: 3:39
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  • The live recording of "Fresh Born" captures Deerhoof during a significant period in their career, shortly after the release of their album "Offend Mag... Read Full Description >

    The live recording of "Fresh Born" captures Deerhoof during a significant period in their career, shortly after the release of their album "Offend Maggie," which came out in 2008. This album marked a pivotal point for the band, showcasing their unique blend of experimental rock, pop sensibilities, and playful energy. The performance at Juan's Basement not only highlights the band's dynamic live presence but also reflects their willingness to engage with their audience, even in the face of heckling. An interesting aspect of this recording is the band's discussion of the influences behind their music, including a nod to Billy Squier, indicating their eclectic taste and the various sources that inspire their artistic direction. This period of Deerhoof's career solidified their reputation as avant-garde artists within the indie rock scene.

  • During the live performance of Deerhoof on "The Chris Gethard Show," the band showcased tracks from their album "The Magic," which was released in 201... Read Full Description >

    During the live performance of Deerhoof on "The Chris Gethard Show," the band showcased tracks from their album "The Magic," which was released in 2016. This period marked a significant phase in Deerhoof's career, as they were exploring innovative soundscapes while maintaining their experimental roots. Notably, the live set featured staples like "I Will Spite Survive," "Flower," and "Perfect Me," emphasizing their eclectic style and engaging stage presence. The band, known for their genre-defying music and vibrant performances, also developed a reputation for collaboration during this time, working with various artists and expanding their influence beyond traditional rock realms. This performance on a late-night show highlighted Deerhoof's commitment to delivering unique, high-energy experiences, showcasing not just their music but also their distinctive identity within the indie rock scene.

Deerhoof Performs 'Snoopy Waves' Live at Juan's Basement

Juan's Basement

Date Unknown | Video Length: 2:08
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  • In the video "Deerhoof - Snoopy Waves - Juan's Basement," the band showcases a blend of new and classic material, indicating a dynamic period in their... Read Full Description >

    In the video "Deerhoof - Snoopy Waves - Juan's Basement," the band showcases a blend of new and classic material, indicating a dynamic period in their career. This performance likely took place around the release of their album "Apple O'" in 2003, which was known for its experimental sound and genre-blending style. This era was pivotal for Deerhoof, as they were gaining recognition for their innovative approach to indie rock and their energetic live performances. "Apple O'" received critical acclaim, helping to solidify their reputation in the music scene. The informal venue of Juan's Basement reflects Deerhoof's commitment to intimate and immersive live experiences, aligning well with their avant-garde aesthetic. Notably, their ability to pair old favorites with new compositions demonstrates their continual evolution as artists while maintaining a strong connection with their fanbase.

  • Deerhoof, known for their experimental and eclectic sound, was actively evolving their musical style around the time of the live recording at UICA in ... Read Full Description >

    Deerhoof, known for their experimental and eclectic sound, was actively evolving their musical style around the time of the live recording at UICA in Grand Rapids, MI. The performance likely occurred during the promotional period for their album "The Magic," released in 2016, which showcased a more polished yet adventurous direction in their music, featuring intricate melodies and unconventional song structures. This era of Deerhoof's career was marked by their commitment to continuous innovation, as they blended elements of pop, noise rock, and avant-garde music. An interesting fact relating to this recording is Deerhoof's reputation for energetic and unpredictable live performances, which often include unique visual elements, encouraging audience interaction. This spirit of experimentation is a hallmark of their shows, making each live experience distinct and memorable.

  • In the live recording titled "Rainbow Silhouette of The Milky Rain" at Juan's Basement, Deerhoof explores tracks from their earlier albums, "Apple O'"... Read Full Description >

    In the live recording titled "Rainbow Silhouette of The Milky Rain" at Juan's Basement, Deerhoof explores tracks from their earlier albums, "Apple O'" and "Milk Man." These albums, released in 2003 and 2004 respectively, are pivotal in the band's career, showcasing their experimental sound and unique blend of art punk and indie rock. By this point, Deerhoof had already established a reputation for their energetic live performances and unconventional musical style. The performance elements shared in the video highlight the band's playful and innovative approach to music, which resonates with their broader discography. Notably, the band's frontwoman, Satomi Matsuzaki, offers personal insights during the interview segment, further humanizing the performance and reflecting the band's enduring connection to their craft and influences. This particular recording serves as a vibrant retrospective of Deerhoof's artistic evolution during the early 2000s.

  • In the live recording titled "Deerhoof - Tears and Music of Love - Juan's Basement," the band performs songs from their album *Offend Maggie*, which w... Read Full Description >

    In the live recording titled "Deerhoof - Tears and Music of Love - Juan's Basement," the band performs songs from their album *Offend Maggie*, which was released in 2008. This period marks a dynamic phase in Deerhoof's career, as they were gaining recognition for their unique blend of noise pop, avant-garde, and experimental rock. *Offend Maggie* is noted for showcasing the band's playful yet intricate musical style, which resonates in the live setting captured in the video. Interestingly, during the performance, the band discusses their experiences with heckling from fans, highlighting the often unpredictable nature of live shows. Additionally, they reflect on the unexpected influence of artists like Billy Squier, indicating their eclectic taste in music and the diverse inspirations that inform their work. This live session not only showcases their artistry but also emphasizes their willingness to engage with audiences in a casual and candid manner.

Deerhoof Performs 'Dummy Discards A Heart' Live at Juan's Basement

Juan's Basement

Date Unknown | Video Length: 2:41
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  • In the recording of "Dummy Discards A Heart" at Juan's Basement, Deerhoof was at an exciting point in their career, having just released their album "... Read Full Description >

    In the recording of "Dummy Discards A Heart" at Juan's Basement, Deerhoof was at an exciting point in their career, having just released their album "Friend Opportunity" in 2007. This album showcased the band's experimental approach, blending elements of indie rock, avant-pop, and noise rock, reflecting their evolution from earlier work. The performance in the video captures Deerhoof's energetic stage presence and their signature style, characterized by playful yet complex compositions. An interesting aspect of this particular session is the dedication of the song to Yael, which adds a personal touch to their performance. Deerhoof remains known for their innovative live shows, often incorporating new material alongside fan favorites, demonstrating their continuous artistic growth and commitment to pushing the boundaries of music.