Deerhoof

Deerhoof Live Performance of 'We Do Parties' in Tokyo

Tokyo, Japan

• 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

• 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.