Live Performances by Doves
Doves - Catch The Sun Live Performance on Later With Jools Holland
Later With Jools Holland
-
In January 2000, Doves performed "Catch The Sun" live on the television show *Later... with Jools Holland*. At this time, they had just released their... Read Full Description >
In January 2000, Doves performed "Catch The Sun" live on the television show *Later... with Jools Holland*. At this time, they had just released their debut album, *Lost Souls*, in April 2000, which marked a significant moment in their career. The album received critical acclaim and helped establish their presence in the British music scene. Prior to this recording, Doves had gained attention with their single "The Cedar Room," and the performance on Jools Holland's show showcased their emerging sound, characterized by a blend of indie rock and electronic elements. This performance is particularly notable as it illustrates the band's live energy and their ability to connect with audiences, contributing to their growing reputation during this pivotal phase of their career.
-
In January 2000, Doves performed "Cedar Room" live on "Later With Jools Holland," a notable period for the band as they were promoting their debut alb... Read Full Description >
In January 2000, Doves performed "Cedar Room" live on "Later With Jools Holland," a notable period for the band as they were promoting their debut album, "Lost Souls," released in April 2000. The band, originally formed from the remnants of Sub Sub, showcased their signature blend of atmospheric rock and introspective lyrics during this performance, which contributed to their growing recognition in the British music scene. "Lost Souls" was well-received, helping to establish Doves' sound and aesthetic, characterized by lush instrumentation and emotive vocals. An interesting aspect of this live performance is the way it captures the raw energy and authenticity of Doves, which resonated with audiences and laid the groundwork for their future successes, including subsequent albums that solidified their place in the alternative rock genre.
-
In January 2000, Doves performed a live set that saw them on the cusp of breakout success, capitalizing on the momentum from their debut album, "Lost ... Read Full Description >
In January 2000, Doves performed a live set that saw them on the cusp of breakout success, capitalizing on the momentum from their debut album, "Lost Souls," released in 2000. This album, which featured a blend of atmospheric rock and electronic influences, marked the beginning of their career and was well-received, establishing them as a significant force in the British music scene. By the time of this live recording, Doves had already garnered critical acclaim, notably for their singles "Catch the Sun" and "Sea Song," which showcased their signature sound characterized by heartfelt melodies and rich instrumentation. An interesting fact about Doves during this period is that they were previously known as Sub Sub, a name under which they achieved moderate success in the early '90s before rebranding themselves and evolving their musical style. This live performance captures a pivotal moment as they transitioned into a leading band of the new millennium.
Doves - Cedar Room (Acoustic Live at Glastonbury Festival 2000)
Glastonbury Festival
Pilton, England, United Kingdom
-
In June 2000, during their performance at the Glastonbury Festival, Doves were riding high on the success of their debut album, "Lost Souls," which wa... Read Full Description >
In June 2000, during their performance at the Glastonbury Festival, Doves were riding high on the success of their debut album, "Lost Souls," which was released earlier that year. The album received critical acclaim and established their signature sound—a blend of rock and electronic influences—setting the stage for their rise in the British music scene. The live acoustic performance of "Cedar Room" showcased their lyrical depth and emotional resonance, aligning with the introspective themes found in "Lost Souls." This recording is notable not just for its musical quality but also as part of a pivotal moment for the band, capturing their early artistic development amidst a growing fan base at one of the UK's most iconic festivals. The performance contributed to the band's reputation for captivating live shows, securing their place as one of the standout acts of the early 2000s.
-
In January 2001, Doves performed at the V Festival, showcasing their distinct sound characterized by a blend of alternative rock and melodic songwriti... Read Full Description >
In January 2001, Doves performed at the V Festival, showcasing their distinct sound characterized by a blend of alternative rock and melodic songwriting. At this time, the band was riding high on the success of their debut album, "Lost Souls," which was released in April 2000. This album established them as a prominent act within the British music scene, receiving critical acclaim and commercial success. Their performance of "Satellites," a track that blends ethereal elements with a driving rhythm, reflects the band's evolving artistry during this period. Additionally, the live recording captures a pivotal moment in their career as they were beginning to build a loyal fanbase and gain widespread recognition, setting the stage for their subsequent projects and the eventual release of their follow-up album, "The Last Broadcast," in 2002.
-
In the live recording of "Rise" from the Late Late Show on June 13, 2001, Doves were experiencing a significant period in their career following the r... Read Full Description >
In the live recording of "Rise" from the Late Late Show on June 13, 2001, Doves were experiencing a significant period in their career following the release of their debut album, "Lost Souls," which came out in early 2000. The album received critical acclaim and helped establish their unique sound, blending elements of alternative rock and electronic music. By the time of this performance, Doves were gaining momentum and playing to larger audiences, showcasing their evolving live presence. Notably, "Rise" was a standout track from their follow-up album, "The Last Broadcast," which was released in April 2002. This performance exemplified their ability to translate the atmospheric quality of their studio recordings into compelling live renditions, earning them a dedicated fanbase. The band's roots in the Manchester music scene and their early experiences as part of the group Sub Sub also played a role in shaping their distinctive sound during this pivotal time in their career.
Doves - There Goes The Fear Live Performance on Later With Jools Holland
Later With Jools Holland
-
In January 2002, the British band Doves performed "There Goes The Fear" live on the show "Later With Jools Holland." This performance came shortly aft... Read Full Description >
In January 2002, the British band Doves performed "There Goes The Fear" live on the show "Later With Jools Holland." This performance came shortly after the release of their acclaimed album "The Last Broadcast," which debuted in April 2002. The album was notable for its expansive sound and atmospheric qualities, further establishing Doves' identity within the post-Britpop scene. The single "There Goes The Fear" was particularly significant, as it became a standout track, demonstrating the band's ability to blend melodic pop with expansive, layered instrumentation. Additionally, this period was marked by Doves captivating audiences with their emotional depth and evocative lyrics, which resonated well in a live setting, helping to elevate their status in the UK music scene. Following this performance, Doves continued to gain traction, eventually leading to their recognition as one of the notable bands of the early 2000s.
-
On June 21, 2002, Doves performed "Caught by the River" during a live US talk-show segment, promoting their second studio album, "The Last Broadcast."... Read Full Description >
On June 21, 2002, Doves performed "Caught by the River" during a live US talk-show segment, promoting their second studio album, "The Last Broadcast." Released earlier that same year, the album followed their critically acclaimed debut, "Lost Souls," and marked a significant moment in the band’s career as they began to gain international recognition. "The Last Broadcast" showcased the band's evolving sound, blending atmospheric rock with electronic influences, which helped solidify their place in the early 2000s British music scene. Notably, the album peaked at number one on the UK Albums Chart, indicating their rising popularity. This performance served not just as a promotion for their new material but also highlighted their increasing reach across the Atlantic, as they began to build a dedicated fanbase in the United States. Doves' unique blend of melancholy and soaring melodies was clearly evident in their live delivery, resonating well with audiences.
-
On July 12, 2002, Doves performed a live set at The Eden Project in St Austell, England, which marked a significant period in their career. This live ... Read Full Description >
On July 12, 2002, Doves performed a live set at The Eden Project in St Austell, England, which marked a significant period in their career. This live recording came shortly after the release of their critically acclaimed debut album, "Lost Souls," in April 2000, and before their sophomore effort, "The Last Broadcast," which was released in April 2002. The band's performance at this outdoor venue showcased their ability to blend atmospheric rock with melodic influences, featuring tracks like "There Goes the Fear" and "Caught by the River," both of which would later become fan favorites. Notably, Doves had gained momentum through this period, winning a BRIT Award and establishing themselves as a prominent act in the UK music scene, reinforcing their reputation as innovators in contemporary alternative rock. Their choice of covers, such as "Space Face" from their previous project, Sub Sub, adds an interesting layer to their evolving sound at this live recording.
Doves - Full Concert at Glastonbury Festival featuring Where We're Calling From, N.Y., Words, Catch the Sun, Punding, The Last Broadcast
Glastonbury Festival
Glastonbury, England, United Kingdom
-
In June 2003, Doves performed a notable set at the Glastonbury Festival, shortly after the release of their second studio album, "The Last Broadcast."... Read Full Description >
In June 2003, Doves performed a notable set at the Glastonbury Festival, shortly after the release of their second studio album, "The Last Broadcast." This album, released in April 2002, solidified their standing in the British music scene, following their debut, "Lost Souls." The live recording captures a band at a peak moment in their career, showcasing a blend of alternative rock and shoegaze elements that defined their sound. The set includes fan favorites such as "Catch the Sun" and "Words," illustrating their growing popularity and ability to engage large festival audiences. Interestingly, Doves had previously won the Best British Group award at the 2005 BRIT Awards, further cementing their impact in the UK music landscape and highlighting their journey from a more underground presence to mainstream recognition. The performance at Glastonbury stands as a testament to their energetic live presence and artistic development during this crucial period.
Doves Live Performance of 'Black and White Town' at Glastonbury Festival
Glastonbury Festival
Pilton, England, United Kingdom
-
In 2005, Doves was enjoying a significant moment in their career following the release of their second studio album, *The Last Broadcast*, which came ... Read Full Description >
In 2005, Doves was enjoying a significant moment in their career following the release of their second studio album, *The Last Broadcast*, which came out in 2002. This album was a commercial success and solidified their presence in the British rock scene, featuring hits like "There Goes the Fear" and "Words." Their performance of "Black and White Town" at the Glastonbury Festival on June 24, 2005, showcases their unique sound characterized by lush harmonies and atmospheric instrumentation, which resonated well with audiences. Additionally, the song itself reflects themes of nostalgia and social commentary, often interpreted as a critique of contemporary life in Britain. The Glastonbury performance helped further elevate their status as a compelling live act, reinforcing their reputation for engaging and emotionally charged performances.
Doves - Full Concert at Glastonbury Festival 2005 including 'Where We're Calling From'
Glastonbury Festival
Glastonbury, ENG, United Kingdom
-
In June 2005, Doves performed at the Glastonbury Festival, showcasing their burgeoning status in the British rock scene. This live recording took plac... Read Full Description >
In June 2005, Doves performed at the Glastonbury Festival, showcasing their burgeoning status in the British rock scene. This live recording took place shortly after the release of their critically acclaimed album, "Some Cities," which they launched in March 2005. This album solidified their reputation, featuring popular tracks that would become staples in their live performances, including "Black and White Town." The Glastonbury set highlights Doves' atmospheric sound, and their ability to captivate large audiences, evidenced by fan favorites like "Pounding" and "The Cedar Room." Interestingly, this performance came during a period of significant growth for the band, as they were transitioning from their earlier work into more expansive and mature themes in their music, exemplifying their evolution as artists during this period.
Doves - Pounding Live at T in The Park, Kinross, United Kingdom
T in The Park
Kinross, Scotland, United Kingdom
-
In July 2005, Doves performed live at T in The Park in Kinross, Scotland, during a pivotal period in their career. This performance came shortly after... Read Full Description >
In July 2005, Doves performed live at T in The Park in Kinross, Scotland, during a pivotal period in their career. This performance came shortly after the release of their album "Some Cities" in March 2005, which showcased the band's evolution in sound and solidified their presence in the British rock scene. "Some Cities" was well-received, featuring hits like "Black and White Town." Interestingly, Doves were known for their atmospheric soundscapes and emotive lyrics, which resonated deeply with audiences, making their live shows memorable experiences. The performance at T in The Park would have exemplified their rich sound and engaging stage presence, affirming their status as a prominent act of the time, following the success of their earlier albums "Lost Souls" and "The Last Broadcast."
Doves - Black And White Town Live at T in The Park, Scotland
T in The Park
Kinross, Scotland, United Kingdom
-
In July 2005, during the performance of "Black And White Town" at the T in The Park festival, Doves were riding high on the success of their album "So... Read Full Description >
In July 2005, during the performance of "Black And White Town" at the T in The Park festival, Doves were riding high on the success of their album "Some Cities," which had been released earlier that year in March. This album marked their return after a four-year hiatus, following "The Last Broadcast" in 2002, and it showcased their signature sound that blends atmospheric rock with electronic elements. The live recording captures the band's energetic performance and reflects their growing popularity during this period. "Black And White Town," a standout single from "Some Cities," features themes of nostalgia and a longing for simpler times, indicative of the band's introspective lyrical style. The performance at T in The Park was significant, as it highlighted Doves' ability to connect with a large audience while solidifying their status as a prominent band in the British indie rock scene.
Doves - Full Concert at BBC Electric Proms including 'Black and White Town'
BBC Electric Proms
London, United Kingdom
-
In 2009, Doves were riding high on the success of their album "Kingdom of Rust," which was released in April 2009. This live recording at the BBC Elec... Read Full Description >
In 2009, Doves were riding high on the success of their album "Kingdom of Rust," which was released in April 2009. This live recording at the BBC Electric Proms showcases the band during a pivotal moment in their career, when they were experimenting with a broader sound and incorporating orchestral elements into their music. The performance features a unique collaboration with the London Bulgarian Choir, adding a rich, layered texture to their already atmospheric sound. This live concert also highlights tracks from their earlier albums, like "Black and White Town" and "Pounding," demonstrating the band’s evolution while still celebrating their roots. The event not only marks an artistic peak but also serves as a reminder of Doves' ability to intertwine their signature indie rock style with diverse musical influences.
-
In 2009, Doves were promoting their fourth studio album, "Kingdom of Rust," which was released the previous year. The live performance at the Radio 1 ... Read Full Description >
In 2009, Doves were promoting their fourth studio album, "Kingdom of Rust," which was released the previous year. The live performance at the Radio 1 Big Weekend captures the band at a pivotal moment, showcasing their evolving sound as they blended alternative rock with diverse musical influences. Notably, Doves' setlist likely included songs from this album, highlighting tracks such as "Jetstream" and "Kingdom of Rust," which signified their continued experimentation and growth since their earlier albums. By this time, Doves had already established themselves in the UK music scene with a reputation for engaging live shows. Their performance at such a prominent festival not only emphasized their popularity but also marked a period of renewed activity after a hiatus between albums, ultimately contributing to their legacy in the alternative rock genre.
Doves Live at BBC Radio 1 - Performance of 'Kingdom of Rust'
BBC Radio 1
London, England, United Kingdom
-
On May 9, 2009, Doves performed "Kingdom of Rust" live at BBC Radio 1, showcasing their work during a prominent stage in their career. This performanc... Read Full Description >
On May 9, 2009, Doves performed "Kingdom of Rust" live at BBC Radio 1, showcasing their work during a prominent stage in their career. This performance came shortly after the release of their fourth studio album, also titled "Kingdom of Rust," which was launched in April 2009. The album marked a return after a five-year hiatus since their previous release, "Some Cities." During this period, the band was undergoing a transformation, experimenting with different sounds while still retaining their signature atmospheric rock style. The live performance at BBC Radio 1 demonstrated their ability to connect with audiences through their engaging and dynamic sound, and it highlighted the band's evolution in the music scene. Notably, "Kingdom of Rust" received critical acclaim, further solidifying Doves' status in the British music landscape.
-
In October 2009, Doves performed at the BBC Electric Proms at the Roundhouse in London during their "Kingdom of Rust" tour. This concert came shortly ... Read Full Description >
In October 2009, Doves performed at the BBC Electric Proms at the Roundhouse in London during their "Kingdom of Rust" tour. This concert came shortly after the release of their fourth studio album, "Kingdom of Rust," which was unveiled in April 2009. The album was notable for marking Doves' return after a four-year hiatus, showcasing a more mature sound that incorporated various influences. The live recording features a special collaboration with the London Bulgarian Choir on several tracks, highlighting the band's willingness to experiment with diverse musical styles and arrangements. This performance is particularly significant as it underscores Doves' resurgence in the music scene and demonstrates their continued evolution as artists. The inclusion of the choir not only adds a unique sonic element but also reflects their ability to blend indie rock with eclectic musical traditions.
Doves - Live at Eden Sessions 2010 Full Concert
Eden Sessions
Bude, England, United Kingdom
-
In January 2010, Doves were experiencing a pivotal moment in their career, having just released their fourth studio album, "Kingdom of Rust," in April... Read Full Description >
In January 2010, Doves were experiencing a pivotal moment in their career, having just released their fourth studio album, "Kingdom of Rust," in April 2009. The album marked a return after a five-year hiatus since their previous work, "Some Cities." The live performance at the Eden Sessions showcases the band performing songs from "Kingdom of Rust" and highlights their unique blend of alternative rock and electronic elements. During this period, Doves were acclaimed for their atmospheric soundscapes and introspective lyrics, which resonated well with both fans and critics. The Eden Sessions concert not only reflects the band's commitment to live performance but also underscores their status as influential figures in the British music scene, solidifying their legacy following the earlier successes of their albums "Lost Souls" and "The Last Broadcast."
-
In January 2010, Doves performed "Cedar Room" live at the Eden Sessions in Cornwall, a noteworthy moment that highlighted their presence in the Britis... Read Full Description >
In January 2010, Doves performed "Cedar Room" live at the Eden Sessions in Cornwall, a noteworthy moment that highlighted their presence in the British music scene. At this point in their career, Doves were in the aftermath of their fourth studio album, "Kingdom of Rust," released in 2009, which showcased their signature blend of atmospheric rock and electronic elements. "Kingdom of Rust" was well-received, noted for its introspective lyrics and rich instrumentation, earning critical acclaim and solidifying their status as influential figures in the early 2000s indie rock movement. Interestingly, this live performance marked one of their return to the stage after a brief hiatus, further reflecting their continuous evolution as artists and their engagement with an audience that had grown with them since their debut. The Eden Sessions provided a unique backdrop, emphasizing the band's ability to connect with fans in a distinctive and intimate setting.
Doves - THE COMEBACK: Full Concert Live at Parr Hall, England
Parr Hall
Warrington, England
-
In January 2019, Doves performed a significant live recording at Parr Hall in Warrington, marking their return after a long hiatus. Prior to this reco... Read Full Description >
In January 2019, Doves performed a significant live recording at Parr Hall in Warrington, marking their return after a long hiatus. Prior to this recording, the band had released their fourth studio album, "Kingdom of Rust," in 2009, which was well-received and showcased their signature blend of atmospheric indie rock. The 2019 performance was part of their comeback tour following a break that lasted almost a decade, during which they worked on various side projects. Fans were particularly excited as this concert celebrated the band's resurgence, with a promise of new music on the horizon. Doves' ability to craft expansive melodies and emotive lyrics remained a highlight during the live show, reaffirming their legacy in the British music scene after such a prolonged absence. Their comeback was widely regarded as a meaningful moment in modern British music history.
Doves Live at Royal Albert Hall: Performing 'There Goes The Fear'
Royal Albert Hall
London, United Kingdom
-
In April 2019, Doves were at a notable point in their career as they performed at the Royal Albert Hall as part of a charity event for Teenage Cancer ... Read Full Description >
In April 2019, Doves were at a notable point in their career as they performed at the Royal Albert Hall as part of a charity event for Teenage Cancer Trust. This performance took place shortly before the release of their fourth studio album, "The Universal Want," which came out in September 2020—marking a significant return after a long hiatus since their last album, "Kingdom of Rust," released in 2009. During the performance of their acclaimed track "There Goes The Fear," Doves showcased their blend of atmospheric rock and poignant lyrics that resonated with both longtime fans and new listeners. The event's charitable focus highlights the band's commitment to social issues alongside their musical endeavors, providing a powerful backdrop to the live recording.
Doves Perform 'There Goes The Fear' at Kendal Calling Concert
Kendal Calling
Kendal, England, United Kingdom
-
In July 2019, Doves performed at Kendal Calling, presenting a live rendition of "There Goes The Fear." This performance occurred during a significant ... Read Full Description >
In July 2019, Doves performed at Kendal Calling, presenting a live rendition of "There Goes The Fear." This performance occurred during a significant phase in their career, shortly after the band announced their reunion in 2019, following a hiatus that began in 2010. The live recording reflects the excitement surrounding their comeback, coinciding with the release of their highly anticipated album “The Universal Want,” which came out later that year. Notably, before disbanding, Doves had achieved considerable success with their earlier albums, including the critically acclaimed “Kingdom of Rust” (2009). Their return to the stage at a festival known for its eclectic lineup illustrates the band's enduring popularity and ability to captivate audiences, marked by their signature blend of melancholic melodies and evocative lyrics. This performance was part of their revitalized journey, resonating with both long-time fans and new listeners.
-
In January 2020, Doves were undergoing a significant phase in their career as they marked their return after an extended hiatus. The live recording of... Read Full Description >
In January 2020, Doves were undergoing a significant phase in their career as they marked their return after an extended hiatus. The live recording of "Broken Eyes" was part of their comeback following the release of their fourth studio album, "The Universal Want," which came out in September 2020. This album signified their first new material in over a decade since "Kingdom of Rust" in 2009. The band, known for their atmospheric sound and introspective lyrics, has built a dedicated following, and the live performance showcases their ability to connect with audiences through emotionally resonant music. An interesting fact related to this period is that "The Universal Want" was highly anticipated and continued to receive positive critical acclaim, illustrating Doves' enduring relevance in the music scene after years away.
-
In January 2020, Doves released the live recording of "Prisoners," capturing a significant moment in the band’s resurgence after an extended hiatus.... Read Full Description >
In January 2020, Doves released the live recording of "Prisoners," capturing a significant moment in the band’s resurgence after an extended hiatus. Prior to this, Doves had not released new music since their album "Kingdom of Rust" in 2009. The band returned to the scene with their eagerly awaited album "The Universal Want," which came out later in September 2020. This live performance of "Prisoners" showcases their blend of indie rock and atmospheric sounds, reflecting the band’s growth and evolution over the years. Interestingly, "Prisoners" is notable for its introspective lyrics, echoing themes of personal struggle and transformation, which resonate with the band’s broader narrative of returning to form after years apart. This period marked a reinvigoration for Doves, setting a strong foundation for the subsequent release of new material after a decade.
-
In the live recording of "Carousels" by Doves from January 1, 2020, the band was actively promoting their album "The Universal Want," which was releas... Read Full Description >
In the live recording of "Carousels" by Doves from January 1, 2020, the band was actively promoting their album "The Universal Want," which was released later that same year. This album marked a significant return for Doves after a long hiatus, as their previous album, "Kingdom of Rust," was released in 2009. The live version of "Carousels" showcases Doves' signature blend of ethereal soundscapes and emotive songwriting, capturing the essence of their larger-than-life musical style. Interestingly, this performance came during a time when the band had re-established themselves in the music scene after nearly a decade, highlighting their enduring influence and ability to connect with both long-time fans and new listeners. The choice of "Carousels" as a single underscores the band's continued evolution while staying true to their roots.
-
In February 2025, Doves was performing some of their classic material as evidenced by the live recording of "The Cedar Room." This performance came af... Read Full Description >
In February 2025, Doves was performing some of their classic material as evidenced by the live recording of "The Cedar Room." This performance came after the release of their comeback album "The Universal Want," which was launched in September 2020, marking their first studio effort in over a decade. The live setup showcased the band's versatility as they adapted to the absence of Jimi Goodwin by bringing in Nathan Sudders on bass, emphasizing their collaborative spirit. Notably, Jez Williams and Andy Williams maintained the integrity of Doves' sound, with multi-instrumentalist Jake Burns contributing to the overall performance. This moment highlighted Doves' ability to evolve while paying homage to their roots, maintaining their reputation for compelling live shows that resonate with their dedicated fanbase.
-
The live recording of "Doves - Pounding" from February 26, 2025, at SWG3 in Glasgow captures the band during a significant moment in their career, fol... Read Full Description >
The live recording of "Doves - Pounding" from February 26, 2025, at SWG3 in Glasgow captures the band during a significant moment in their career, following the release of their fifth studio album, "The Universal Want," in September 2020. This album marked their return after an extended hiatus, showcasing their signature blend of melodic rock and electronic elements. The performance highlights the band's celebrated history, as Doves have been known for their layered soundscapes and introspective lyrics since their formation in the late 1990s. Notably, "Pounding" is one of their most acclaimed tracks, originally featured on their 2002 album "The Last Broadcast." This live performance, coming years after their original lineup reformed, exemplifies their continued relevance in the music scene, as they reinvigorate timeless hits while connecting with a new generation of fans.
Doves Live Performance of 'Pounding' at O2 Academy Liverpool
O2 Academy Liverpool
Liverpool, England, United Kingdom
-
In the live recording from the O2 Academy Liverpool on February 28, 2025, Doves were in an intriguing phase of their career, considering their earlier... Read Full Description >
In the live recording from the O2 Academy Liverpool on February 28, 2025, Doves were in an intriguing phase of their career, considering their earlier works and the evolution that led them to this point. Prior to this performance, Doves had released their album "The Universal Want" in 2020, marking their return after a significant hiatus. This album received positive acclaim, showcasing the band's signature blend of melodic rock and electronic elements. Notably, "Pounding," a fan-favorite from their earlier album "The Last Broadcast" (2002), captures the band's dynamic live energy, a hallmark since their early days. The audience's noticeable maturity during the performance highlights the band's long-lasting impact and the nostalgia their music evokes among long-time fans, emphasizing their enduring legacy in the indie music scene. The document reflects how Doves have not only maintained relevance years later but also how they continue to resonate deeply with a dedicated following.
Doves Live Performance of 'Renegade' at Liverpool O2 Academy Concert
O2 Academy
Liverpool, England, United Kingdom
-
As of the live recording on March 4, 2025, Doves had recently returned with their fifth studio album, "The Universal Want," which was released in 2020... Read Full Description >
As of the live recording on March 4, 2025, Doves had recently returned with their fifth studio album, "The Universal Want," which was released in 2020. This album marked a significant moment in their career, as it was their first release since their hiatus after "Kingdom of Rust" in 2009 and showcased their continued evolution in sound. The 2025 performance at the O2 Academy in Liverpool not only confirmed the band's enduring popularity but also highlighted their hometown connection, as Liverpool is where Doves originated. Fans could expect a powerful live set that likely incorporated new tracks alongside classic hits, emphasizing the band's signature blend of atmospheric rock and electronic influences. The excitement expressed by the audience and the mention of high-quality sound during the concert indicates Doves' capacity to create memorable live experiences, reinforcing their reputation as a dynamic live act.
Doves - Full Concert Live at Shepherd's Bush Empire, London
Shepherd's Bush Empire
London, United Kingdom
-
The live recording from March 13, 2025, at Shepherd's Bush Empire represents a pivotal moment in Doves' career, falling shortly after the release of t... Read Full Description >
The live recording from March 13, 2025, at Shepherd's Bush Empire represents a pivotal moment in Doves' career, falling shortly after the release of their fifth studio album, "The Universal Want," which came out in 2020. This album marked their return to the music scene after a long hiatus, adding a fresh perspective to their established sound. Fans would have experienced a mixture of nostalgia and anticipation, given that many of the setlist's tracks are likely to draw from both their earlier works and this recent release. Notably, Doves are recognized for their atmospheric soundscapes and emotive songwriting, traits that would be prominent in the live show. The 2025 performance not only showcases their enduring appeal but also their ability to evolve while retaining the essence that fans have cherished since their formation in the late 1990s. The venue, Shepherd's Bush Empire, known for its intimate setting, would have provided a unique connection between the band and its audience du
Doves Full Concert at O2 Academy, Liverpool - Featuring 'Firesuite' and More
O2 Academy
Liverpool, United Kingdom
-
As of April 2025, when Doves performed at the O2 Academy in Liverpool, the band had recently released their latest album, "The Universal Want," in Sep... Read Full Description >
As of April 2025, when Doves performed at the O2 Academy in Liverpool, the band had recently released their latest album, "The Universal Want," in September 2020. This album was notable as it marked their first work after a lengthy hiatus and showcased a return to the sound that gained them acclaim in the early 2000s. In the live recording, the setlist includes tracks from their entire discography, mixing newer songs with classic favorites, highlighting their evolution as artists. An interesting fact about Doves is that they have been recognized for their distinct blend of shoegaze, alternative rock, and electronic music, which has continued to resonate with fans over the years. This performance at a significant venue like the O2 Academy underscores their lasting popularity and the ongoing relevance of their music in the contemporary landscape.
Doves - 'There Goes the Fear' Live Performance at 02 Institute, Birmingham
02 Institute
Birmingham, AL, United States
Doves - Kingdom of Rust (Live Acoustic Performance at Jodrell Bank)
Jodrell Bank
Cheshire, United Kingdom
-
The live recording of "Kingdom of Rust" at Jodrell Bank showcases Doves performing in an interesting phase of their career. This performance occurred ... Read Full Description >
The live recording of "Kingdom of Rust" at Jodrell Bank showcases Doves performing in an interesting phase of their career. This performance occurred around the time they released their album "Kingdom of Rust" in April 2009, marking their return after a lengthy hiatus. The band, comprised of Jimi Goodwin, Jez Williams, and Andy Williams, had taken a break following their previous album, "Some Cities," which came out in 2005. This acoustic setting at a notable astronomical site highlights not only the song's introspective nature but also the band's ability to create intimate performances outside traditional venues. The session emphasizes their deep connection to the environment, given Jodrell Bank's unique backdrop, and reflects the ethereal sound that has come to characterize Doves' music. The performance underlines their evolution and readiness to embrace both pop and atmospheric influences in their work.
Doves - There Goes The Fear Live at Glastonbury Festival
Glastonbury Festival
Glastonbury, United Kingdom
-
In the live recording of "There Goes the Fear" at the Glastonbury Festival in 2006, Doves were riding high on the success of their album "Some Cities,... Read Full Description >
In the live recording of "There Goes the Fear" at the Glastonbury Festival in 2006, Doves were riding high on the success of their album "Some Cities," released earlier that year. This album showcased a more refined sound compared to their initial works, exploring themes of change and nostalgia, which resonated with fans and critics alike. At Glastonbury, Doves delivered a performance that highlighted their ability to create an immersive live experience, building on their reputation as a formidable band following their earlier albums “Lost Souls” and “The Last Broadcast.” The Glastonbury performance was significant as it marked a peak in their career, solidifying their presence in the British rock scene and earning them a spot as one of the festival's standout acts. Notably, “There Goes the Fear” became one of their signature tracks, reflecting the band's melodic and atmospheric style that captivated audiences.
Doves - Carousels Live Performance at BBC Radio 6 Music Theatre
Radio Theatre
United Kingdom
-
The live recording of "Carousels" at the Radio Theatre represents a significant moment in Doves' career, as it occurred after an 11-year hiatus and co... Read Full Description >
The live recording of "Carousels" at the Radio Theatre represents a significant moment in Doves' career, as it occurred after an 11-year hiatus and coincided with the release of their album "The Universal Want." Released in September 2020, this album marked the band's return to the music scene, showcasing their distinctive sound characterized by a blend of alternative rock and electronic influences. Prior to this hiatus, Doves had an established history of successful albums, with their last release before "The Universal Want" being "Kingdom of Rust" in 2009. The live session not only highlighted their comeback but also served as a platform to engage with both longstanding fans and new listeners. Furthermore, the opportunity to perform at BBC Radio 6 Music symbolized their enduring relevance in the UK music landscape, capturing the excitement surrounding their return.
-
Doves, an English alternative rock band, were at a pivotal moment in their career around the time of the live recording of "Here It Comes." This perfo... Read Full Description >
Doves, an English alternative rock band, were at a pivotal moment in their career around the time of the live recording of "Here It Comes." This performance likely took place during the promotion of their second studio album, "The Last Broadcast," which was released in 2002. This album was significant as it solidified their presence in the indie rock scene, featuring hits like "There Goes the Fear." The live rendition highlighted Andy Williams' harmonica playing, which adds a unique texture often missing from the studio version, showcasing the band's penchant for live improvisation. At this stage, Doves were emerging from their debut success, "Lost Souls," and starting to experiment more with their sound and instrumentation, contributing to their reputation as captivating live performers. Their ability to enhance songs in a live setting reflects their artistic evolution during the early 2000s.
-
Doves performed "Snowden" on the British television show "Later... with Jools Holland," a notable live moment during the promotion of their critically... Read Full Description >
Doves performed "Snowden" on the British television show "Later... with Jools Holland," a notable live moment during the promotion of their critically acclaimed album "The Last Broadcast," released in 2002. This performance marked a significant period in the band's career, as "The Last Broadcast" solidified their status in the indie rock scene, following their debut album "Lost Souls." "Snowden," known for its lush instrumentation and emotive lyrics, exemplifies the band's ability to blend atmospheric soundscapes with catchy melodies. Interestingly, the band’s rise to prominence came after a hiatus, and this performance highlighted their artistic evolution and connection with audiences during that era. The compelling live rendition of "Snowden" also showcased the band's dynamic stage presence, contributing to their reputation for powerful live performances.
-
Doves performed on "Later... with Jools Holland" during a pivotal period in their career, specifically in 2000, a year marked by the release of their ... Read Full Description >
Doves performed on "Later... with Jools Holland" during a pivotal period in their career, specifically in 2000, a year marked by the release of their debut studio album, "Lost Souls." This album introduced their signature blend of alternative rock and electronic influences, quickly establishing them as a significant force in the UK music scene. The live performance showcased tracks that highlighted their atmospheric soundscapes and emotive vocals, traits that would come to define their artistry. Interestingly, Doves initially formed from the ashes of the band Sub Sub, and their early experiences significantly shaped their approach to creating music. This performance on Jools Holland is integral to understanding Doves' rising popularity at this time, as it presented their work to a wider audience and solidified their reputation as a compelling live act.
-
The live recording of Doves at The Ritz, titled "Doves - Bluewater: live @ The Ritz," captures the band during a pivotal moment in their career, parti... Read Full Description >
The live recording of Doves at The Ritz, titled "Doves - Bluewater: live @ The Ritz," captures the band during a pivotal moment in their career, particularly around the release of their compilation album "The Places Between: The Best of Doves." This album, which came out in 2010, showcases the band's rich catalog with tracks that span their discography, including favorites such as "There Goes The Fear" and "Black and White Town." Notably, the live performance likely reflects the band's strong connection to their fan base as they revisited and celebrated their past successes. Doves are known for their distinctive blend of atmospheric rock and intricate melodies, which is likely evident in this energetic live set. An interesting fact is that the band took a hiatus after their 2009 album "Kingdom of Rust" and returned to activity around the time of this live recording, highlighting their evolution and sustained relevance in the music scene.
Doves Live at Radio Theatre - Performance of 'Broken Eyes' & More
Radio Theatre
United Kingdom
-
In the live recording titled "Doves - Broken Eyes 6 Music Live Session at the Radio Theatre," the band performed three tracks from their then-recent a... Read Full Description >
In the live recording titled "Doves - Broken Eyes 6 Music Live Session at the Radio Theatre," the band performed three tracks from their then-recent album, *The Universal Want*, which was released in September 2020. This marked a significant moment in their career, as it was their first album in over a decade, following *Kingdom of Rust* in 2009. Coming back to the music scene after a long hiatus, the band highlighted their evolution while still retaining their signature sound, blending atmospheric rock with melodic elements. The performance at the Radio Theatre not only showcased new material but also offered fans a glimpse into the band's creative process, as they discussed their experiences and the themes of the album during the session with BBC Radio 6 Music's Tom Ravenscroft. This return to live performance reflects Doves' enduring legacy and their ability to resonate with audiences long after their initial breakthrough.
Doves Perform 'Cycle Of Hurt' Live at BBC Radio 6 Music's Radio Theatre
Radio Theatre
United Kingdom
-
In the live recording "Doves - Cycle Of Hurt," the band showcased three new tracks from their album "The Universal Want," which was released in Septem... Read Full Description >
In the live recording "Doves - Cycle Of Hurt," the band showcased three new tracks from their album "The Universal Want," which was released in September 2020. This performance at the Radio Theatre marked a significant moment for Doves as it was their first major return after an extended hiatus since their 2010 album "Kingdom of Rust." The session not only highlighted their continued evolution in sound, embracing a blend of both nostalgic and contemporary elements, but also served as an important platform for them to reconnect with fans. Doves' unique style, characterized by atmospheric melodies and introspective lyrics, remains evident in this new material, reinforcing their reputation as a significant presence in the indie rock landscape. Interestingly, the session was part of a larger promotional effort for "The Universal Want," emphasizing the band's commitment to live performance even during the challenges posed by the pandemic.
-
In the live recording of "Prisoners" for Absolute Radio, Doves were in a resurgent phase of their career, having released their album *The Universal W... Read Full Description >
In the live recording of "Prisoners" for Absolute Radio, Doves were in a resurgent phase of their career, having released their album *The Universal Want* in September 2020. This album marked the band's first new material in nearly a decade, following a hiatus that began after their 2009 album *Kingdom of Rust*. The performance of "Prisoners," a single from this album, showcases the band's evolution while still retaining their signature sound characterized by atmospheric melodies and introspective lyrics. Notably, *The Universal Want* received critical acclaim, with some reviewers highlighting the band's ability to remain relevant in a changing music landscape. The live session underscores Doves' return and commitment to their craft, connecting with both longtime fans and new listeners in a fresh context.
-
Doves performed "Black And White Town" live at BBC Radio 1 during a significant period in their career, shortly after the release of their highly accl... Read Full Description >
Doves performed "Black And White Town" live at BBC Radio 1 during a significant period in their career, shortly after the release of their highly acclaimed album, *Some Cities*, in 2005. This album marked their return after a hiatus and was well-received, showcasing their signature blend of alternative rock and electronic sounds. The performance underscores their growing popularity and the connection they established with audiences during this era. In addition to their sonic evolution, Doves were known for their engaging live shows, often drawing on their immersive soundscapes that resonate deeply with listeners. The live rendition of "Black And White Town" highlights the band's ability to deliver emotionally charged performances, reflecting the themes of the album, which explored personal and social issues against the backdrop of the urban landscape.
Popular Tracks
-
Doves perform' Kingdom of Rust' live at Jodrell Bank
Jodrell Bank Date Unknown -
Doves - Live at Eden Sessions 2010 Full Version
Eden Sessions January 1, 2010 -
Doves - Carousels (6 Music Live Session in the Radio Theatre)
Radio Theatre Date Unknown -
Doves - Snowden (Later Archive)
Date Unknown -
Doves Black And White Town Live at BBC R1 BW
BBC R1 Date Unknown -
Doves - Carousels (Live)
January 1, 2020 -
Doves - Cedar Room - live at Eden Sessions 2010
January 1, 2010 -
![View doves pounding- [ jools holland]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/Zaf3J1kw3R8/default.jpg)
doves pounding- [ jools holland]
Date Unknown -
Doves - Glastonbury 2005
Glastonbury Festival June 24, 2005 -
Doves - BBC Eletric Proms (2009)
BBC Electric Proms January 1, 2009