Live Performances by Elbow
Elbow - 'One Day Like This' Live Performance at Glastonbury Festival
Glastonbury festival
Somerset, UK
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In June 2008, during the Glastonbury Festival, Elbow was experiencing a significant moment in their career, having just released their critically accl... Read Full Description >
In June 2008, during the Glastonbury Festival, Elbow was experiencing a significant moment in their career, having just released their critically acclaimed album, "The Seldom Seen Kid," earlier that year in March. This album marked a turning point for the band, earning them wider recognition and ultimately winning the Mercury Prize later in 2008. The performance of "One Day Like This," one of their signature songs, at such a renowned festival exemplified their rising star status in the UK music scene. Interesting to note, the song "One Day Like This" has since become an anthem for celebrations and events, showcasing the band's talent for creating music that resonates deeply with audiences. This live recording solidified Elbow's reputation for powerful performances and emotional connectivity with fans.
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In January 2009, when Elbow performed "Mirrorball" at the historic Abbey Road Studios for an orchestral session, they were riding the wave of success ... Read Full Description >
In January 2009, when Elbow performed "Mirrorball" at the historic Abbey Road Studios for an orchestral session, they were riding the wave of success from their album "The Seldom Seen Kid," which had been released in 2008. This album marked a significant turning point in their career, as it not only won the prestigious Mercury Prize but also cemented their reputation as one of the leading bands in the UK. The orchestral arrangement for "Mirrorball" showcased the band's ability to blend rock with lush melodies and intricate compositions, highlighting their desire for artistic growth. Notably, the performance featured a concert orchestra and choir, enhancing the emotional depth of the song, which reflects themes of nostalgia and desire. This live recording represents a pivotal moment, demonstrating Elbow's evolution into a more ambitious and expansive soundscape, while also showcasing their appreciation for collaboration with orchestral musicians.
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During the live performance of "lippy kids" on "Later... with Jools Holland" in January 2011, Elbow was experiencing significant acclaim following the... Read Full Description >
During the live performance of "lippy kids" on "Later... with Jools Holland" in January 2011, Elbow was experiencing significant acclaim following the release of their fourth studio album, "Build a Rocket Boys!" in March 2011. This album marked a vital point in Elbow's career, as they were fresh from the success of their previous release, "The Seldom Seen Kid," which had won the Mercury Prize in 2008, elevating their profile significantly. The performance also took place shortly after announcing their next album, "The Take Off and Landing of Everything," highlighting the band's anticipation and momentum at this stage. Known for their emotive lyrics and orchestral arrangements, Elbow's sound was becoming increasingly popular, and the live recording captures their evolution into a festival headliner and a staple of British rock music.
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In January 2011, Elbow performed live on "Later... with Jools Holland," showcasing their single "Open Arms." At this point in their career, they were ... Read Full Description >
In January 2011, Elbow performed live on "Later... with Jools Holland," showcasing their single "Open Arms." At this point in their career, they were promoting their album "The Take Off and Landing of Everything," which was released later that same year, on March 10, 2014. This album followed their critically acclaimed release, "Build a Rocket Boys!" from 2011. Notably, Elbow had gained significant recognition by this time, having won the Mercury Prize in 2008, which elevated their status in the UK music scene. The live performance highlights the band's signature sound characterized by rich melodies and poignant lyrics, reflecting their ability to create an intimate atmosphere even in a televised format. The reference to their new album in the video indicates their active engagement with their fan base, further solidifying their place in the contemporary music landscape.
Elbow Performs 'One Day Like This' Live at Glastonbury Festival
Glastonbury Festival
Pilton, England, United Kingdom
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In June 2011, Elbow performed at the Glastonbury Festival, showcasing tracks from their album "Build a Rocket Boy!" which had been released in March o... Read Full Description >
In June 2011, Elbow performed at the Glastonbury Festival, showcasing tracks from their album "Build a Rocket Boy!" which had been released in March of that year. This set marked a significant moment in the band's career, as it positioned them in the limelight following their 2008 Mercury Prize win for "The Seldom Seen Kid," establishing them as one of the UK's leading alternative rock bands. The performance of "One Day Like This," in particular, became an anthem for celebration and was highlighted for its emotive delivery and anthemic quality. Elbow’s ability to connect with the audience was evident during this live recording, showcasing their evolution as performers since their formation in 1990. Their music gradually gained critical acclaim, blending thoughtful lyrics with rich instrumentation, which came to full fruition at this iconic festival appearance.
Elbow Live Performance of 'Lippy Kids' at Rock Werchter
Rock Werchter
Werchter, Belgium, Belgium
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In July 2011, during their performance of "Lippy Kids" at Rock Werchter, Elbow was promoting their fourth studio album, "The Take Off and Landing of E... Read Full Description >
In July 2011, during their performance of "Lippy Kids" at Rock Werchter, Elbow was promoting their fourth studio album, "The Take Off and Landing of Everything," which was released in March 2014. This live recording captures the band at a pivotal moment as they were transitioning from their prior work, "Build a Rocket Boys!" (2011), which had garnered critical acclaim and commercial success. An interesting fact about Elbow is that their melodic and emotive style has earned them a loyal following, further solidified by winning the Mercury Prize in 2008 for the album "The Seldom Seen Kid." Their performance at Rock Werchter showcased their ability to connect with an audience through powerful songwriting and dynamic presentation, illustrating the band's artistic growth during this vibrant phase of their career.
Elbow Full Concert at Reading Festival - Performance of Multiple Songs
Reading Festival
Reading, UK, United Kingdom
Elbow - Full Concert at Jodrell Bank: Live Performance Highlights
Jodrell Bank
Goostrey, England, United Kingdom
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In June 2012, Elbow performed a landmark concert at Jodrell Bank, shortly after the release of their critically acclaimed album *Build a Rocket Boys!*... Read Full Description >
In June 2012, Elbow performed a landmark concert at Jodrell Bank, shortly after the release of their critically acclaimed album *Build a Rocket Boys!*, which dropped in March of the same year. This album marked a significant moment in Elbow's career, as it was their first release following their win of the prestigious Mercury Prize for their previous album, *The Seldom Seen Kid*, in 2008. The Jodrell Bank concert was particularly notable for being one of the first large-scale live events held under the iconic Lovell Telescope, showcasing the band's unique blend of orchestral rock and emotive lyrics in a breathtaking setting. The live event was celebrated for its atmospheric performance and further solidified Elbow's reputation as one of the UK's leading bands, allowing them to connect with fans in a remarkable way, both visually and musically.
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In September 2012, Elbow performed at the iTunes Festival at the Roundhouse in London, showcasing their album "build a rocket boys!" which had been re... Read Full Description >
In September 2012, Elbow performed at the iTunes Festival at the Roundhouse in London, showcasing their album "build a rocket boys!" which had been released earlier that year, in March. This album was significant as it marked their continued evolution in sound and lyrical maturity after the commercial success of their previous album, "The Seldom Seen Kid," which won the Mercury Prize in 2008. During the iTunes Festival performance, Elbow delivered a dynamic set that often highlighted their anthemic style and emotional depth, underscoring why they had gained critical acclaim. The concert also contributed to their reputation for powerful live performances, allowing fans to experience their rich instrumentation and David A. Hughes' poignant vocals in an intimate setting. This festival appearance further solidified Elbow’s status in the UK music scene during a pivotal moment in their career.
Elbow - Mirrorball Live Performance at iTunes Festival in London
iTunes Festival
London, United Kingdom
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In September 2012, when Elbow performed "Mirrorball" at the iTunes Festival in London, they were enjoying significant success following the release of... Read Full Description >
In September 2012, when Elbow performed "Mirrorball" at the iTunes Festival in London, they were enjoying significant success following the release of their album "Build a Rocket Boys!" in 2011. This album marked a pivotal moment in their career, showcasing their ability to blend rich, orchestral soundscapes with introspective lyrics. "Build a Rocket Boys!" not only received critical acclaim but also reached the top of the UK Albums Chart, reinforcing their status in the British alternative rock scene. The performance at the iTunes Festival highlighted their dynamic live presence and solidified their connection with fans. By this time, Elbow had already built a reputation for their engaging and emotionally resonant performances, making this live recording a notable moment in their ongoing artistic journey. Their subsequent album, "The Take Off and Landing of Everything," would follow in 2014, further cementing their artistic evolution.
Elbow - Leaders Of The Free World Live at Jodrell Bank Concert
Jodrell Bank
Macclesfield, England, United Kingdom
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During the live recording of "Leaders of the Free World" at Jodrell Bank on July 1, 2013, Elbow was enjoying significant acclaim following the release... Read Full Description >
During the live recording of "Leaders of the Free World" at Jodrell Bank on July 1, 2013, Elbow was enjoying significant acclaim following the release of their album "The Take Off and Landing of Everything" in March 2014. This live performance is emblematic of Elbow's established presence in the UK music scene, as they had gained prominence through earlier works, including their critically acclaimed 2008 album "The Seldom Seen Kid," which won a Mercury Prize. The Jodrell Bank venue, known for its stunning architecture and unique location, added a special atmosphere to the performance. The band had also recently embarked on a European tour, showcasing their dedication to live music and connecting with fans, reflecting their popularity and the high expectations surrounding their later albums.
Elbow - Great Expectations Live Performance at Eden Project Concert
Eden Project
Cornwall, UK
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In November 2013, Elbow was experiencing a significant phase in their career, having just released their album "The Take Off and Landing of Everything... Read Full Description >
In November 2013, Elbow was experiencing a significant phase in their career, having just released their album "The Take Off and Landing of Everything" earlier that year, in March. This album was notable as it debuted at number one on the UK Albums Chart, reflecting the band's growing popularity and critical acclaim. By the time they performed "Great Expectations" live at the Eden Project in 2014, Elbow had already established a reputation for their emotive music and powerful live performances, having garnered several prestigious awards, including a Mercury Prize in 2008 for their album "The Seldom Seen Kid." This live recording showcases the band's signature sound and connection with the audience, highlighting their ability to blend intimacy with a grand stage presence. The Eden Sessions are renowned for their unique venue, nestled in a botanical garden, which adds a special atmosphere to their performances.
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In relation to the live recording of "The Bones of You" at the Eden Sessions in 2014, Elbow was riding high on the success of their album "The Take Of... Read Full Description >
In relation to the live recording of "The Bones of You" at the Eden Sessions in 2014, Elbow was riding high on the success of their album "The Take Off and Landing of Everything," which was released in March 2014. This album marked a significant phase in their career, showcasing their evolution as a band while retaining their signature sound. Notably, "The Take Off and Landing of Everything" was well-received by both fans and critics, solidifying their status in the alternative rock scene. The performance of "The Bones of You," a fan favorite from their earlier album "The Seldom Seen Kid" (2008), highlights the band's ability to blend poignant lyrics with compelling melodies. In addition, Elbow is known for their dynamic live performances, where they often connect deeply with their audience, a characteristic evidently captured in this recording.
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In January 2014, Elbow was riding high on the success of their album "The Take Off and Landing of Everything," which had been released in March 2014. ... Read Full Description >
In January 2014, Elbow was riding high on the success of their album "The Take Off and Landing of Everything," which had been released in March 2014. The live performance of "The Night Will Always Win" at the Eden Project showcases the band's evolved sound that blends orchestral arrangements with poignant lyrics, characteristic of their work leading up to this period. Notably, Elbow had previously garnered significant acclaim with their 2011 album, "Build a Rocket Boys!", which solidified their reputation in the UK music scene. The Eden Sessions concert also highlighted their dynamic live presence and connection with fans, with the Eden Project itself being a unique venue that emphasizes sustainability and ecological awareness—a theme that resonates with Elbow's ethos. Additionally, the band's ability to craft memorable anthems, like "The Night Will Always Win," contributed to their status as one of the UK's beloved bands during this stage of their career.
Elbow - The Birds Live Performance at the Eden Project, Cornwall
Eden Project
Cornwall, United Kingdom
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In January 2014, Elbow performed live at the Eden Sessions in Cornwall, showcasing one of their standout tracks, "The Birds." This performance followe... Read Full Description >
In January 2014, Elbow performed live at the Eden Sessions in Cornwall, showcasing one of their standout tracks, "The Birds." This performance followed the release of their album "The Take Off and Landing of Everything," which came out in March 2014, just a couple of months after the concert. This album marked a significant step in Elbow's discography, as it achieved critical and commercial success, further solidifying their place in the UK music scene. Notably, Elbow had already received the prestigious Mercury Prize for their earlier work, "The Seldom Seen Kid," highlighting their artistic growth and popular appeal. The live performance at the Eden Project also illustrates their ability to connect with audiences in unique settings, enhancing their reputation for evocative live shows that blend warmth and introspection.
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In 2014, Elbow was enjoying a significant moment in their career following the release of their album "The Take Off and Landing of Everything," which ... Read Full Description >
In 2014, Elbow was enjoying a significant moment in their career following the release of their album "The Take Off and Landing of Everything," which came out in March of that year. This album marked a continuation of the band's evolving sound and was well-received by both fans and critics alike. The live recording of "Mirrorball" at the Eden Sessions showcases the band's ability to connect with audiences through their emotive and atmospheric performances. Notably, the Eden Project venue, known for its stunning natural surroundings, provided a unique backdrop that complemented Elbow's introspective lyrical style. The live rendition further highlights the band’s strength in live performance, an aspect they have been celebrated for over their extensive career, characterized by their intricate arrangements and Guy Garvey's distinctive vocal delivery. Elbow's presence in the UK music scene at that time was formidable, as they were solidifying their reputation as one of the most introspecti
Elbow - The Loneliness of a Tower Crane Driver Live at Eden Sessions
Eden Project
Cornwall, UK
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In 2014, when Elbow performed "The Loneliness of a Tower Crane Driver" live at the Eden Project, they were enjoying a significant moment in their care... Read Full Description >
In 2014, when Elbow performed "The Loneliness of a Tower Crane Driver" live at the Eden Project, they were enjoying a significant moment in their career following the release of their album "The Take Off and Landing of Everything," which came out in March 2014. This album debuted at number one on the UK Albums Chart and demonstrated the band's continued evolution in sound and songwriting. Notably, Elbow is known for their atmospheric and emotive live performances, often captivating audiences with their lyrical depth and the rich textures of their music. The Eden Sessions, where this live recording took place, is renowned for hosting a variety of acclaimed artists, further underscoring Elbow's status within the UK music scene at the time. This performance is part of a series of concerts that showcase the band's intricate instrumentation and compelling vocal delivery, solidifying their reputation as a dynamic live act.
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In 2014, when Elbow performed "My Sad Captains" live at the Eden Project, they had recently released their album "The Take Off and Landing of Everythi... Read Full Description >
In 2014, when Elbow performed "My Sad Captains" live at the Eden Project, they had recently released their album "The Take Off and Landing of Everything" in March of that year. This album marked a pivotal moment in their career, as it debuted at number one on the UK Albums Chart, solidifying their status as a prominent British band. The live performance highlights Elbow's distinctive sound and emotional depth, characteristic of their work during this period. Interesting to note, the Eden Sessions are known for their intimate, unique settings that enhance the concert experience, allowing audience members to connect closely with the performers. Additionally, Elbow's presence at this esteemed venue showcases their appeal and growing popularity as one of the UK's beloved indie rock bands.
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In January 2014, Elbow was gearing up for the release of their album "The Take Off and Landing of Everything," which came out in March 2014. This live... Read Full Description >
In January 2014, Elbow was gearing up for the release of their album "The Take Off and Landing of Everything," which came out in March 2014. This live recording of "Lippy Kids" at Blueprint Studios showcases the band's evolution, as it was a pivotal moment in their career following the success of their previous album, "Build a Rocket Boys!" released in 2011. This live performance highlights Elbow's signature blend of emotive lyrics and expansive soundscapes, a hallmark of their work. Additionally, the band had gained considerable acclaim, including winning the Mercury Prize in 2008 for "The Seldom Seen Kid," solidifying their reputation in the UK music scene. The anticipation surrounding "The Take Off and Landing of Everything" indicated the band's continued relevance and artistic growth, and they quickly leveraged their live performances to promote the new material.
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In March 2014, Elbow was promoting their fifth studio album, "The Take Off and Landing of Everything," which was released shortly after the performanc... Read Full Description >
In March 2014, Elbow was promoting their fifth studio album, "The Take Off and Landing of Everything," which was released shortly after the performance on March 10, 2014. The band's sound, characterized by emotive melodies and intricate arrangements, received acclaim, further establishing their reputation in the British rock scene. Notably, "My Sad Captains," the song featured in the BBC Radio 2 In Concert performance, reflects themes of nostalgia and introspection, which are prevalent in much of their work. By this point in their career, Elbow had already garnered several awards, including a Mercury Prize for their earlier album "Build a Rocket Boys!" This live recording at the iconic Maida Vale Studios highlights their ability to connect with audiences through intimate performances, showcasing both their musical evolution and dynamic stage presence.
Elbow - New York Morning Live Performance at Glastonbury Festival 2014
Glastonbury Festival
Glastonbury, Somerset, United Kingdom
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In June 2014, when Elbow performed "New York Morning" at Glastonbury Festival, they were enjoying significant career momentum following the release of... Read Full Description >
In June 2014, when Elbow performed "New York Morning" at Glastonbury Festival, they were enjoying significant career momentum following the release of their album "The Take Off and Landing of Everything" in March of the same year. This sixth studio album, which debuted at number one in the UK charts, marked a high point for the band, showcasing their mature sound and reflective lyrics. The performance at Glastonbury was crucial as it highlighted their ability to connect with a live audience, cementing their status as an established act in the British music scene. Notably, Elbow's heartfelt and anthemic tracks have earned them a dedicated fanbase and critical acclaim, particularly for their earlier work, "Build a Rocket Boys!" (2011), which deepened their emotional resonance. Their presence at such a prestigious festival reflected their evolution, showcasing both new material and their legacy as one of the key bands of the 2000s indie rock revival.
Elbow - Scattered Black and Whites Live Performance at Eden Sessions
Eden Project
Bodmin, Cornwall, United Kingdom
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In June 2014, Elbow was riding high on the success of their recently released album, "The Take Off and landing of Everything," which came out earlier ... Read Full Description >
In June 2014, Elbow was riding high on the success of their recently released album, "The Take Off and landing of Everything," which came out earlier that year in February. This live performance of "Scattered Black and Whites" at the Eden Project reflects the band's established presence in the UK music scene, particularly following the critical acclaim and commercial success of their previous albums. Notably, prior to this recording, Elbow had achieved significant recognition, including a Brit Award for Best British Group in 2009. The Eden Sessions concert showcased Elbow's signature blend of melodic rock and introspective lyrics, offering fans a chance to experience their dynamic live sound in a unique outdoor setting. Live recordings from this period highlight their ability to engage audiences with both emotional depth and soaring musical arrangements.
Elbow - Fly Boy Blue / Lunette Live Performance at iTunes Festival
iTunes Festival
London, United Kingdom
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In 2014, Elbow was in an interesting phase of their career as they performed at the iTunes Festival in London. This live recording of "Fly Boy Blue / ... Read Full Description >
In 2014, Elbow was in an interesting phase of their career as they performed at the iTunes Festival in London. This live recording of "Fly Boy Blue / Lunette" took place shortly after the release of their sixth studio album, "The Take Off and Landing of Everything," which came out in March of the same year. The album marked a significant moment for the band, being their first studio release after winning the BRIT Award for Best British Group in 2014. Elbow's performance at the festival showcased their evolving sound and solidified their status as a prominent band in the UK music scene. The iTunes Festival set allowed fans to experience the emotional and atmospheric quality of their music live, which has long been a signature of Elbow’s performances, drawing from their rich, storytelling lyricism.
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In December 2014, Elbow performed a notable live concert at the Roundhouse in Camden, London, as part of the iTunes Festival. This performance came sh... Read Full Description >
In December 2014, Elbow performed a notable live concert at the Roundhouse in Camden, London, as part of the iTunes Festival. This performance came shortly after the release of their album "The Take Off and Landing of Everything," which was launched in March 2014. This album marked a significant moment for the band as it was their first release under the imprint of their own label, staging a new phase in their career following their earlier successes. During the live recording, Elbow showcased fan-favorites like "The Bones of You" and "New York Morning," highlighting their blend of rich lyrical content and orchestral arrangements. The band's reputation for captivating live performances, especially noted for their emotional resonance, was evident, further solidifying their status in the British rock scene as they continued to evolve artistically.
Elbow - 'Newborn' Live Performance at Kendal Calling Festival
Kendal Calling
Kendal, England, United Kingdom
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In July 2015, when Elbow performed "Newborn" live at Kendal Calling, they were enjoying a notable moment in their career, having recently released the... Read Full Description >
In July 2015, when Elbow performed "Newborn" live at Kendal Calling, they were enjoying a notable moment in their career, having recently released their EP "Lost Worker Bee." This EP followed their critically acclaimed sixth studio album "The Take Off and Landing of Everything," which came out in 2014. The live performance at this popular UK festival showcased the band’s signature blend of melodic rock and emotive lyrics, further solidifying their presence in the alternative music scene. Interestingly, Elbow is known for their deep connection with audiences, often delivering powerful live performances that evoke strong emotional responses. Their ability to engage fans draws from years of experience, having originally formed in 1990, allowing them to continually evolve and refine their sound over decades. The performance of "Newborn" was a testament to their enduring popularity and artistic growth.
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In January 2017, Elbow was enjoying the success of their album "Little Fictions," which had been released in February 2017. Despite the live performan... Read Full Description >
In January 2017, Elbow was enjoying the success of their album "Little Fictions," which had been released in February 2017. Despite the live performance recorded in the video being just days before the album's official release, it showcased the band at a pivotal moment in their career, transitioning into a new musical chapter after the critically acclaimed "The Take Off and Landing of Everything." "Little Fictions" marked a return to a more inventive and layered sound. Notably, the performance is a testament to Elbow's strong live presence and loyal fanbase, characterized by their emotive lyrics and the powerful vocal delivery of lead singer Guy Garvey. The band also has a history of crafting memorable live experiences, making each concert an intimate connection with their audience, which is clearly reflected in this 2017 performance.
Elbow Performs 'Magnificent (She Says)' Live on Graham Norton Show
Graham Norton Show
London, United Kingdom
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In March 2017, Elbow performed "Magnificent (She Says)" on the Graham Norton Show, showcasing a pivotal moment in their career following the release o... Read Full Description >
In March 2017, Elbow performed "Magnificent (She Says)" on the Graham Norton Show, showcasing a pivotal moment in their career following the release of their sixth studio album, "Little Fictions," earlier that year. Released in February 2017, "Little Fictions" marked a resurgence for the band, featuring a more introspective sound and receiving critical acclaim, which solidified their status in the British music scene. The album included themes of love, loss, and resilience, resonating deeply with audiences. Notably, Elbow has a history of strong live performances, often praised for their emotional intensity and the charisma of lead singer Guy Garvey. Their appearance on the Graham Norton Show not only highlighted their latest single but also allowed them to connect with a broader audience, showcasing their evolution from underground success to mainstream acclaim.
Elbow's 'One Day Like This' Live Performance at Glastonbury Festival
Glastonbury Festival
Pilton, England, United Kingdom
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In June 2017, during their performance at the Glastonbury Festival, Elbow was riding high on the success of their album "Little Fictions," released ea... Read Full Description >
In June 2017, during their performance at the Glastonbury Festival, Elbow was riding high on the success of their album "Little Fictions," released earlier that year. This album showcased a more refined sound, characterized by emotional depth and orchestral arrangements, and represented a continued evolution from their previous works. Notably, "One Day Like This," a hallmark of their repertoire, has become an anthem at festivals and events, often celebrated for its uplifting lyrics and grand melodies. The band's frontman, Guy Garvey, has frequently emphasized the importance of live performances, and their Glastonbury set was a testament to their engaging stage presence, further solidifying their status as a beloved British band. Elbow's ability to connect with audiences through both recorded and live music has been pivotal to their enduring appeal in the contemporary music scene.
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In the live performance recorded on January 1, 2018, Elbow was riding high on the success of their album "Little Fictions," which was released in Febr... Read Full Description >
In the live performance recorded on January 1, 2018, Elbow was riding high on the success of their album "Little Fictions," which was released in February 2017. This album marked a notable return for the band, as it was their first release after a four-year hiatus following "The Take Off and Landing of Everything" in 2014. "Little Fictions" was received positively, debuting at number one on the UK Albums Chart and showcasing the band's evolution in sound, characterized by a more expansive and atmospheric approach. During this live set, fans would have experienced not only tracks from "Little Fictions" but also the band’s signature blend of heartfelt lyrics and orchestral instrumentation that has defined their style. The performance likely highlighted the band's established place in the alternative rock scene, bolstered by their history of compelling live shows, including winning the Mercury Prize in 2008 for "The Seldom Seen Kid."
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On February 20, 2024, Elbow recorded a live performance of "Lovers' Leap" with the BBC Concert Orchestra, showcasing their unique sound and ability to... Read Full Description >
On February 20, 2024, Elbow recorded a live performance of "Lovers' Leap" with the BBC Concert Orchestra, showcasing their unique sound and ability to blend rock with orchestral elements. This recording is part of their extended edition of the album "AUDIO VERTIGO," marking a significant step in the band's career as they continue to evolve after their acclaimed albums. Prior to this, Elbow released "Giants of All Sizes" in 2019, which dealt with themes of personal struggles and reflections on their journey as artists. The performance at the iconic Maida Vale studios represents not only a celebration of their latest work but also highlights their long-standing partnership with the BBC, reflecting the band's continued relevance and innovative spirit in contemporary music. This collaboration underscores Elbow's craftsmanship and willingness to experiment with orchestral arrangements, enhancing their already rich discography.
Elbow Live at Motorpoint Arena, Nottingham - Full Concert Performances
Motorpoint Arena
Nottingham, England
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As of May 15, 2024, when Elbow performed live at the Motorpoint Arena in Nottingham, they had recently released their album "Flying Dream 1" in late 2... Read Full Description >
As of May 15, 2024, when Elbow performed live at the Motorpoint Arena in Nottingham, they had recently released their album "Flying Dream 1" in late 2021. This marked a significant phase in their career, showcasing their continuing evolution as a band. "Flying Dream 1" received critical acclaim, highlighting Elbow's signature orchestral sound and introspective lyricism. The live performance may have featured songs from this album, along with fan favorites from their back catalog. An interesting aspect of the band's journey is their consistent ability to connect with audiences, often leading to intimate and emotionally charged live shows. Furthermore, Elbow is known for its dedication to the live music experience, which has contributed to their loyal fanbase over the years. The Nottingham concert would certainly reflect their longstanding commitment to delivering engaging performances filled with depth and authenticity.
ELBOW Performance of 'Elbow' by King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard Live at Red Rocks
Red Rocks
Morrison, CO, United States
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As of the live recording on August 9, 2024, Elbow had recently released their album "Flying Dream 1" in November 2021. This album showcased the band's... Read Full Description >
As of the live recording on August 9, 2024, Elbow had recently released their album "Flying Dream 1" in November 2021. This album showcased the band's signature blend of atmospheric soundscapes and introspective lyrics, solidifying their status in the alternative rock scene. Notably, Elbow's career has been marked by critical acclaim, highlighted by their win of the 2008 Mercury Prize for "The Seldom Seen Kid." This recognition played a significant role in elevating their profile internationally. While the live recording you refer to features King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard, Elbow's influence on the British music scene is evident, with their distinctive sound paving the way for various contemporary acts. Their performances are known for their emotive delivery and engaging stage presence, which would resonate well in a landmark venue like Red Rocks, known for its stunning acoustics and natural beauty.
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At the time of the live recording of "It Must Be Love" on The Chris Evans Breakfast Show, Elbow was experiencing significant success following the rel... Read Full Description >
At the time of the live recording of "It Must Be Love" on The Chris Evans Breakfast Show, Elbow was experiencing significant success following the release of their album "The Take Off and Landing of Everything" in 2014. This album marked a time of transition for the band, as it was their first release on their own record label, Fiction Records, illustrating their desire for artistic independence. The performance showcases their ability to reinterpret classic songs with a distinct emotional depth, which has become a hallmark of their style. Additionally, Elbow’s strong connection with their audience and their reputation for heartfelt live performances were very much evident during this period, reinforcing their status in the British music scene. By covering a well-loved track like "It Must Be Love," they demonstrated their versatility and continued relevance in the ever-evolving landscape of music.
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In the live performance recorded for "Children in Need Rocks Manchester," Elbow showcased their song "One Day," which captures the band’s lyrical de... Read Full Description >
In the live performance recorded for "Children in Need Rocks Manchester," Elbow showcased their song "One Day," which captures the band’s lyrical depth and emotive style. At this point in their career, Elbow was riding high following the release of their critically acclaimed album *The Seldom Seen Kid*, which came out in 2008. This album not only solidified their place in the British music scene but also earned them the Mercury Prize, significantly boosting their profile. The performance of "One Day" at the charity event was part of a series of high-profile appearances during this era, highlighting their growing popularity and commitment to philanthropic efforts. The band's sound, characterized by atmospheric arrangements and poignant lyrics, resonated strongly with audiences, making their live performances memorable experiences.
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In the recording of Elbow's live concert at Maida Vale, the band was at a pivotal moment in their career. Released in 2014, their album "The Take Off ... Read Full Description >
In the recording of Elbow's live concert at Maida Vale, the band was at a pivotal moment in their career. Released in 2014, their album "The Take Off and Landing of Everything" preceded this performance, showcasing their evolution in sound and lyrical depth. This album was notable for its exploration of themes such as love, loss, and introspection, marking a mature phase in Elbow's discography. During this period, the band gained significant acclaim, cementing their reputation for engaging live performances and intricate compositions. Furthermore, Elbow's live shows are often characterized by their deep emotional resonance and connection with the audience, traits that have been a hallmark of their concerts, including this one at Maida Vale, a venue known for its intimate atmosphere and excellent acoustics. This performance continues to highlight their distinctive blend of alternative rock and powerful storytelling.
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In the live recording of "Grounds for Divorce," Elbow was at a pivotal moment in their career, having just released their critically acclaimed album *... Read Full Description >
In the live recording of "Grounds for Divorce," Elbow was at a pivotal moment in their career, having just released their critically acclaimed album *The Seldom Seen Kid* in 2008. This album marked a significant breakthrough for the band, earning them the Mercury Prize the same year, which elevated their status in the music industry. The live performance, featuring the BBC Concert Orchestra, showcases the band's rich, atmospheric sound and the orchestral arrangements that enhance their music, highlighting their ability to adapt and expand their sonic palette. During this period, Elbow was celebrated for their emotive songwriting and dynamic live performances, which contributed to their growing fanbase and solidified their reputation as one of the UK's leading bands. This recording exemplifies the band's artistry and the emotional depth they bring to their live shows.
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Elbow's live performance of "Tower Crane Driver" at Abbey Road took place during a pivotal time in their career, shortly after the release of their ac... Read Full Description >
Elbow's live performance of "Tower Crane Driver" at Abbey Road took place during a pivotal time in their career, shortly after the release of their acclaimed album *Build a Rocket Boys!* in March 2011. This album showcased the band's evolution into a more mature sound, building on the emotional depth and orchestral arrangements that had begun to characterize their music. *Build a Rocket Boys!* was well-received, debuting at number two on the UK Albums Chart and reinforcing Elbow's status as a significant force in British music. The collaboration with the BBC Concert Orchestra in the live recording highlights their ability to blend rock with orchestral elements, further emphasizing the lush, expansive sound present on the album. Additionally, the performance illustrates their growing prominence in the music scene, as they were increasingly recognized for their innovative and emotive live performances, establishing a deep connection with their audience.
Elbow performs 'We Have All The Time In The World' in the Radio 2 Piano Room
Radio 2 Piano Room
United Kingdom
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During the time of the live recording of "We Have All The Time In The World," Elbow was actively promoting their album "Giants of All Sizes," which wa... Read Full Description >
During the time of the live recording of "We Have All The Time In The World," Elbow was actively promoting their album "Giants of All Sizes," which was released in October 2019. This live performance showcases the band's ability to reinterpret classic songs, reflecting their musical versatility and emotional depth. Notably, the arrangement was crafted by Fiona Brice, highlighting the band’s collaboration with orchestral elements, which adds a rich, lush quality to their sound. Furthermore, the performance was held in the intimate setting of the Radio 2 Piano Room, suggesting Elbow's popularity in British music circles and their willingness to engage with different musical formats. This performance exemplifies their ongoing commitment to musical innovation and emotional resonance in their work.
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The live recording of "Starlings" featured in Elbow's performance with the BBC Concert Orchestra at Abbey Road highlights the band's work following th... Read Full Description >
The live recording of "Starlings" featured in Elbow's performance with the BBC Concert Orchestra at Abbey Road highlights the band's work following the success of their fourth studio album, *The Seldom Seen Kid*, released in 2008. This album marked a pivotal moment in Elbow's career, earning them significant acclaim and a Grammy Award for Best Alternative Music Album. The concert, which showcases the band's orchestral arrangements and emotive performances, celebrates their rise to prominence in the British music scene. Notably, "Starlings" is a standout track from this album, illustrating Elbow's signature blend of atmospheric soundscapes and poignant lyrics. The collaboration with the BBC Concert Orchestra reflects the band's ambition to expand their sound and reach broader audiences, emphasizing their artistic evolution during this period.
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In the live performance of "Lovers’ Leap" on "Later... with Jools Holland," Elbow was showcasing their artistic growth following the release of thei... Read Full Description >
In the live performance of "Lovers’ Leap" on "Later... with Jools Holland," Elbow was showcasing their artistic growth following the release of their fourth studio album, "The Seldom Seen Kid," which came out in 2008. This album marked a significant turning point in their career, earning them widespread acclaim and a Mercury Prize win. By the time of this performance, Elbow had established themselves as a prominent band in the UK, known for their emotive lyrics and rich soundscapes. The song "Lovers’ Leap" features introspective themes and showcases their ability to blend intricate melodies with heartfelt storytelling. This live appearance served not only as a platform to promote their music but also to connect with audiences through the intimate and engaging personal style that characterizes their performances. Elbow's evolution from the late 1990s to this moment reflects their resilience and creativity in the ever-changing music landscape.
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Elbow performed "Balu" on the iconic music show "Later... with Jools Holland" during a significant period in their career. The live recording is tied ... Read Full Description >
Elbow performed "Balu" on the iconic music show "Later... with Jools Holland" during a significant period in their career. The live recording is tied to their 2008 album "The Seldom Seen Kid," which marked a turning point for the band, earning them critical acclaim and commercial success. This album not only debuted at number five on the UK Albums Chart but also won the prestigious Mercury Prize in the same year for its innovative blend of alternative rock and orchestral pop. The performance of "Balu" highlighted the band's ability to deliver emotionally resonant and musically intricate compositions, showcasing their distinct sound that combines rich instrumentation with poignant lyrics. Additionally, "Later... with Jools Holland" is known for its ability to elevate artists' profiles, further solidifying Elbow's place in the contemporary music landscape.
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Elbow's career has seen significant evolution since their formation. If we consider their live recordings in relation to their discography, "The Seldo... Read Full Description >
Elbow's career has seen significant evolution since their formation. If we consider their live recordings in relation to their discography, "The Seldom Seen Kid," released in 2008, is a pivotal album that comes into play. This album not only solidified their success in the UK, earning them a Mercury Prize, but it also featured anthems like "One Day Like This," which became synonymous with live performances. When they performed tracks from this album, it marked a high point in their career, showcasing their blend of alternative rock and emotive lyrics. Following this, their 2011 album, "Build a Rocket Boys!", continued on this trajectory, embracing a more introspective sound. Elbow is known for their engaging live shows, characterized by heartfelt storytelling and powerful instrumentation, making their performances memorable events that resonate deeply with audiences.
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