Doves

Doves - 'Satellites' Live Performance at V Festival 2001 - Part 1

V Festival

• 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.

Doves - Live Performance of 'Rise' at Late Late Show

Late Late Show

• 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.