Live Performances by Grizzly Bear
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In January 2007, Grizzly Bear was riding the momentum of their critically acclaimed album "Yellow House," which had been released in the fall of 2006.... Read Full Description >
In January 2007, Grizzly Bear was riding the momentum of their critically acclaimed album "Yellow House," which had been released in the fall of 2006. At this point in their career, the band was gaining recognition in the indie music scene, thanks in part to their blending of different musical styles and intricate vocal harmonies. The live recording of "Knife" demonstrates their evolving sound and the rich textures that characterize their work during this period. Notably, "Yellow House" was inspired by the lead singer Ed Droste's childhood home, and its title references that space, which adds a personal touch to their music. The live performance captured in this video showcases their early experimentation with sound, a theme that would continue to define their subsequent albums, and illustrates their dynamic presence on stage even before they achieved larger mainstream success.
Grizzly Bear - 'While You Wait for the Others' | 10-Year Anniversary Take Away Show
Dumbo
Brooklyn, NY, US
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In October 2008, Grizzly Bear was at a pivotal moment in their career, shortly after the release of their acclaimed album "Yellow House" (2006) and du... Read Full Description >
In October 2008, Grizzly Bear was at a pivotal moment in their career, shortly after the release of their acclaimed album "Yellow House" (2006) and during the promotional period for their album "Veckatimest," which would come out in 2009. The band's sound was evolving, marked by intricate harmonies and a blend of folk and psychedelic influences that had gained them a dedicated following. The live recording of "While You Wait for the Others" highlights their experimental approach and the rich textures of their music, which would soon garner critical acclaim upon the release of "Veckatimest." The video directed by Vincent Moon showcases a more intimate side of the band, an intriguing contrast to the lush arrangements of their studio work. This performance reflects their artistry at the time, capturing a moment as they transitioned towards broader recognition in the indie music scene.
Grizzly Bear Live Performance of 'I Live With You' at Stained-Glass Chapel
stained-glass chapel
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In early 2009, Grizzly Bear was riding the wave of critical acclaim from their 2006 album, "Yellow House," and gearing up for the release of their hig... Read Full Description >
In early 2009, Grizzly Bear was riding the wave of critical acclaim from their 2006 album, "Yellow House," and gearing up for the release of their highly regarded follow-up, "Veckatimest," which came out later that year. The live performance recorded in a stained-glass chapel, as featured in the video "Grizzly Bear - I Live With You - Cemetery Gates," showcases the band's intricate and atmospheric sound that blends folk and psychedelic elements. This unique venue adds an evocative layer to their lush arrangements, reflecting the band's artistic vision and commitment to creating immersive experiences. Notably, just a few months after this recording, "Veckatimest" would be nominated for a Grammy and further establish Grizzly Bear as a prominent force in the indie music scene, known for their vibrant harmonies and intricate instrumentation.
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The live recording of “Two Weeks” by Grizzly Bear from January 1, 2009, showcases the band at a pivotal moment in their career, shortly after the ... Read Full Description >
The live recording of “Two Weeks” by Grizzly Bear from January 1, 2009, showcases the band at a pivotal moment in their career, shortly after the release of their acclaimed album "Veckatimest," which came out in May 2009. This album marked a significant evolution in their sound, blending intricate melodies with lush harmonies, and received widespread critical acclaim, including a spot on the Grammy Award nomination list for Best New Artist. The performance of "Two Weeks," a standout track from "Veckatimest," highlights the band’s dynamic live presence, showcasing their ability to translate their complex studio sound into an engaging live experience. Notably, the band's innovative approach to sound and performance during this era helped solidify their place in the indie music scene, leading to increased recognition and a dedicated fanbase. This appearance on MTV UK also underscores their rising profile in the music industry during that phase of their career.
Grizzly Bear - Full Concert Live on KCRW featuring 'Two Weeks' and 'Ready, Able'
KCRW
Santa Monica, CA, United States
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In January 2009, Grizzly Bear delivered a live performance at KCRW, coinciding closely with the remarkable success of their album "Veckatimest," relea... Read Full Description >
In January 2009, Grizzly Bear delivered a live performance at KCRW, coinciding closely with the remarkable success of their album "Veckatimest," released later that year. This album marked a pivotal moment in the band's career, receiving widespread acclaim and topping numerous year-end lists. During this period, Grizzly Bear was positioned as a key player in the Brooklyn indie-rock scene, and their sound had evolved into a sophisticated blend of intricate harmonies and nuanced instrumentation. The KCRW performance showcased their musical maturity, featuring tracks that highlighted their experimental approach to rock. Notably, "Veckatimest" included popular songs such as "Two Weeks," which further solidified their place in contemporary music. This live recording reflects not only the band's artistic growth but also their cultural impact during the height of the indie music wave in the late 2000s.
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In January 2009, Grizzly Bear was experiencing a pivotal moment in their career, shortly after the release of their critically acclaimed album "Veckat... Read Full Description >
In January 2009, Grizzly Bear was experiencing a pivotal moment in their career, shortly after the release of their critically acclaimed album "Veckatimest." Released in May 2009, "Veckatimest" would later solidify their place in the indie music scene, showcasing their intricate harmonies and lush instrumentations that characterized their sound. The live performance of "Foreground," recorded in a stained-glass chapel, reflects the band’s artistic growth and their ability to create an immersive atmosphere. The choice of location adds a haunting yet beautiful backdrop, complementing their psychedelic folk style. Additionally, the live recording underscores the band’s transition into a more polished and mature sound, which would continue to evolve in future works. The performance in such a unique venue highlights Grizzly Bear's artistic vision and connection to their music, making it a memorable point in their discography.
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In January 2009, Grizzly Bear was coming off the success of their critically acclaimed album, "Yellow House," which was released in 2006. This album m... Read Full Description >
In January 2009, Grizzly Bear was coming off the success of their critically acclaimed album, "Yellow House," which was released in 2006. This album marked a significant turning point for the band, showcasing their distinct blend of layered harmonies and intricate instrumentation. During this period, they were gaining considerable recognition in the indie music scene, leading to their participation in various live performances, including the one captured in the stained-glass chapel. The live recording of "Fix It" featured the band's lush, psychedelic folk style and highlighted their ability to create an ethereal atmosphere, blending seamlessly with the unique venue. In 2009, the band was not only solidifying their presence but also experimenting with new sounds that would later evolve in their follow-up album, "Veckatimest," released in 2009, which further pushed their artistic boundaries.
Grizzly Bear Performs 'Ready, Able' on Late Show with David Letterman
Late Show with David Letterman
New York, NY, United States
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On July 16, 2009, Grizzly Bear performed "Ready, Able" on the Late Show with David Letterman, marking a significant moment as the band was on the cusp... Read Full Description >
On July 16, 2009, Grizzly Bear performed "Ready, Able" on the Late Show with David Letterman, marking a significant moment as the band was on the cusp of mainstream recognition. This performance followed the release of their critically acclaimed album "Veckatimest," which had come out just a few months earlier in May 2009. "Veckatimest" showcased the band’s intricate harmonies and layered instrumentation, helping to elevate their profile in the indie music scene substantially. The appearance on Letterman provided an opportunity for the band to reach a wider audience, further enhancing their visibility. Notably, their ability to blend experimental sounds with more accessible melodies had garnered them comparisons to other influential artists while establishing their unique identity. The band's captivating stage presence during this live performance showcased their growth and maturity as artists.
Grizzly Bear - 'While You Wait For The Others' Live Performance at Falls Festival
Falls Music & Arts Festival
Lorne, VIC, Australia
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In December 2009, when Grizzly Bear performed "While You Wait For The Others" at the Falls Music & Arts Festival in Australia, the band was in a signi... Read Full Description >
In December 2009, when Grizzly Bear performed "While You Wait For The Others" at the Falls Music & Arts Festival in Australia, the band was in a significant phase of their career following the release of their critically acclaimed album "Veckatimest." Released earlier that year in May, "Veckatimest" marked a pivotal moment in Grizzly Bear's trajectory, elevating their profile and solidifying their place in the indie rock scene. The album received widespread praise for its intricate arrangements and lush soundscapes, showcasing the band’s evolution since their earlier work. The live recording at Falls Festival captures the band's dynamic performance style and the engaging ambiance of their music, illustrating their ability to connect with audiences. Notably, "While You Wait For The Others" features backing vocals by Beach House's Victoria Legrand, further emphasizing the collaborations and cross-networking that characterized the indie music scene at that time.
Grizzly Bear – 'Two Weeks' Live Performance at Glastonbury Festival
Glastonbury Festival
Pilton, England, United Kingdom
Grizzly Bear Performs 'Speaking in Rounds' Live at The Greene Space
The Greene Space
New York, NY, United States
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On September 10, 2012, Grizzly Bear performed live at The Greene Space in New York, shortly after the release of their acclaimed fourth studio album, ... Read Full Description >
On September 10, 2012, Grizzly Bear performed live at The Greene Space in New York, shortly after the release of their acclaimed fourth studio album, "Shields," which came out just a year prior, in September 2012. This album debuted at number 7 on the Billboard 200 and marked a continuation of their evolution in sound, showcasing a blend of intricate arrangements and harmonies that the band is known for. During this period, Grizzly Bear had garnered significant critical acclaim and a dedicated fanbase, building upon the success of their previous album, "Veckatimest," released in 2009. Notably, "Shields" included themes of isolation and reflection, both of which were likely resonant topics during their live performance, enhancing the band's atmospheric live presence. This recording thus captures a pivotal moment in their career as they solidified their status in the indie music scene.
Grizzly Bear - 'A Simple Answer' Live Performance at Soundcheck in The Greene Space
The Greene Space
New York, NY, United States
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On September 10, 2012, Grizzly Bear performed "A Simple Answer" live at The Greene Space in New York, shortly after releasing their album "Shields" on... Read Full Description >
On September 10, 2012, Grizzly Bear performed "A Simple Answer" live at The Greene Space in New York, shortly after releasing their album "Shields" on September 18, 2012. "Shields" showcased the band's evolution with more complex harmonies and textures, building on the foundation laid by their previous album, "Veckatimest." This performance marked an exciting moment for the band as they re-emerged from a summer hiatus, signaling their return to the music scene through an exclusive live broadcast on Soundcheck. The intimate setting of The Greene Space provided an engaging platform for Grizzly Bear, reflecting their roots in the New York indie music scene. Notably, the band has been recognized for their lush arrangements and intricate songwriting, which is particularly evident in live performances, where the depth of their music can be fully appreciated.
Grizzly Bear Live Performance of 'Yet Again' on Soundcheck in The Greene Space
The Greene Space
New York, NY, United States
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On September 10, 2012, Grizzly Bear performed "Yet Again" live at The Greene Space in New York City as part of the relaunch of the Soundcheck radio br... Read Full Description >
On September 10, 2012, Grizzly Bear performed "Yet Again" live at The Greene Space in New York City as part of the relaunch of the Soundcheck radio broadcast. This performance came shortly after the release of their critically acclaimed album "Shields," which debuted in September 2012. "Shields" showcased the band's evolution, presenting a more matured sound that blended intricate harmonies with a rich, atmospheric production. The album was well-received, emphasizing the hallmark multi-instrumentation and textured sound that Grizzly Bear is known for. This particular live recording highlights the band's dynamic stage presence and their ability to translate studio intricacies into an engaging live experience. Notably, Grizzly Bear’s members are known for their collaborative work with a variety of artists, reflecting their diverse musical influences and the synergy that often characterizes their live performances.
Grizzly Bear Performs 'Sleeping Ute' Live at The Greene Space
The Greene Space
New York, NY, United States
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On September 10, 2012, Grizzly Bear performed "Sleeping Ute" live at The Greene Space in New York, shortly after the release of their critically accla... Read Full Description >
On September 10, 2012, Grizzly Bear performed "Sleeping Ute" live at The Greene Space in New York, shortly after the release of their critically acclaimed album, "Shields," which came out on September 18, 2012. This performance marked an exciting moment for the band, as they were showcasing new material ahead of the official album launch. Following the success of their previous work, "Veckatimest," which had solidified their reputation in the indie rock scene, "Shields" represented a natural evolution in their sound, featuring intricate harmonies and a more experimental edge. Interestingly, Grizzly Bear has often been praised for their lush arrangements and ability to create immersive live experiences, both of which are evident in this particular performance, highlighting their growth and prominence as a band during this pivotal moment in their career.
Grizzly Bear - I Live With You Live Performance at The Greek Theatre
The Greek Theatre
Los Angeles, CA, United States
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On October 10, 2012, Grizzly Bear performed live at The Greek Theatre in Los Angeles, showcasing their unique blend of psychedelic pop and intricate h... Read Full Description >
On October 10, 2012, Grizzly Bear performed live at The Greek Theatre in Los Angeles, showcasing their unique blend of psychedelic pop and intricate harmonies. At this time, the band was riding high on the success of their critically acclaimed album "Shields," which had been released just weeks earlier on September 18, 2012. "Shields" marked a significant evolution in their sound, incorporating more complex arrangements and a broader sonic palette compared to their previous works. The performance captured in the video likely reflects the excitement surrounding this new material, as the band was known for their captivating live shows. Furthermore, Grizzly Bear has been praised for their tight-knit musicianship and the seamless harmonies that define their sound, making this performance a notable point in their career as they continued to gain recognition in the indie music scene.
Grizzly Bear Live Performance of 'Yet Again' on Late Show with David Letterman
Late Show with David Letterman
New York, NY, United States
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On December 12, 2012, Grizzly Bear performed "Yet Again" on the Late Show with David Letterman, showcasing their album "Shields," which had been relea... Read Full Description >
On December 12, 2012, Grizzly Bear performed "Yet Again" on the Late Show with David Letterman, showcasing their album "Shields," which had been released just a few months earlier on September 17, 2012. This performance came during a peak period in the band's evolution, as "Shields" marked their return to the studio after a hiatus following their critically acclaimed 2009 album, "Veckatimest." Notably, "Shields" received praise for its intricately layered sound and harmonies, maintaining the band’s established indie rock style while exploring new sonic territories. The performance on such a prominent platform highlighted the band's rising influence in the indie music scene and their ability to captivate larger audiences. Furthermore, this appearance underscored their growing reputation as a live act, known for their meticulous arrangements and engaging performances, further cementing their status in contemporary music.
Grizzly Bear - Coachella 2013 Full Concert with Multiple Songs
Coachella
Indio, CA, United States
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In April 2013, Grizzly Bear was riding high on the acclaim from their most recent album, "Shields," which was released in September 2012. This album m... Read Full Description >
In April 2013, Grizzly Bear was riding high on the acclaim from their most recent album, "Shields," which was released in September 2012. This album marked their return after a four-year hiatus and showcased a more polished sound, while still maintaining their signature blend of folk and psychedelic influences. The live performance at Coachella, captured on April 13, 2013, allowed them to present tracks from "Shields," such as "Sleeping Ute" and "Yet Again," alongside fan favorites like "Two Weeks" from their previous album, "Veckatimest." Notably, their appearance at Coachella came at a time when they were solidifying their status as an essential indie rock band, characterized by their lush harmonies and intricate arrangements. The vibrant atmosphere of the festival complemented their sound, making the live recording a significant highlight in their career during this transformative period.
Grizzly Bear - Gun Shy Performance at Frederik Meijer Gardens
Frederik Meijer Gardens
Grand Rapids, MI, United States
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In August 2013, when Grizzly Bear performed "Gun Shy" at the Frederik Meijer Gardens, the band was promoting their critically acclaimed album "Shields... Read Full Description >
In August 2013, when Grizzly Bear performed "Gun Shy" at the Frederik Meijer Gardens, the band was promoting their critically acclaimed album "Shields," released in September 2012. This album marked a significant moment in their career as it built upon their previous success with "Veckatimest" while showcasing a more refined sound. The live performance reflects the band's evolution, capturing their intricate harmonies and layered instrumentation that have become hallmarks of their style. Interestingly, Grizzly Bear is known for their meticulous approach to recording and live shows, often experimenting with textures and musical dynamics, which is evident in their live renditions. This performance not only highlights their prowess as musicians but also their ability to connect with audiences in an intimate setting, further solidifying their place in the indie rock scene.
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In January 2014, when Grizzly Bear performed live in Sydney, they were riding high on the success of their critically acclaimed album "Shields," which... Read Full Description >
In January 2014, when Grizzly Bear performed live in Sydney, they were riding high on the success of their critically acclaimed album "Shields," which was released in September 2012. The band had established themselves as a prominent figure in the indie-rock scene, known for their intricate harmonies and layered soundscapes. Their performance in Sydney likely showcased material from "Shields," as well as selections from their previous works, such as "Veckatimest." This period marked a significant point in their career, as they were gaining increased attention both commercially and critically. The band’s distinctive blend of folk, rock, and experimental sounds garnered them a dedicated following, and performances like this one contributed to their reputation as a compelling live act. Notably, their meticulous attention to production and vocal harmonies were often emphasized in live shows, making their concerts a unique experience for fans.
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In January 2014, Grizzly Bear performed "Sun In Your Eyes" live at the Sydney Opera House, shortly after the release of their critically acclaimed alb... Read Full Description >
In January 2014, Grizzly Bear performed "Sun In Your Eyes" live at the Sydney Opera House, shortly after the release of their critically acclaimed album "Shields," which debuted in September 2012. This album marked a significant development in their sound, showcasing a blend of intricate harmonies and intricate arrangements that solidified their place in the indie rock landscape. The band, known for their experimental approach and rich musical textures, had previously achieved widespread recognition with their breakthrough album "Veckatimest" in 2009. The Sydney concert demonstrates the band's ability to translate their studio complexities into a compelling live performance, reflecting their maturity as artists at that point in their careers. The choice to perform at such a prestigious venue further highlights their rising prominence in the music industry.
Grizzly Bear - Gun Shy Live Performance at Sydney Opera House
Sydney Opera House
Sydney, NSW, Australia
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Grizzly Bear performed live at the Sydney Opera House on January 5, 2014, during a significant period in their career. At this time, the band had just... Read Full Description >
Grizzly Bear performed live at the Sydney Opera House on January 5, 2014, during a significant period in their career. At this time, the band had just released their critically acclaimed album "Shields" in 2012, which was a follow-up to their breakout 2009 release, "Veckatimest." The band's sound had continued to evolve, showcasing more intricate harmonies and experimentation, which was well reflected in their live performances. The Sydney Opera House, known for its remarkable acoustics and iconic architecture, provided an impressive backdrop for their performance of "Gun Shy." This live recording exemplifies Grizzly Bear's ability to translate their complex studio sounds into engaging live music, cementing their reputation as innovative and captivating performers. The concert was part of a tour that highlighted their expansion as a band while maintaining a devoted following.
Grizzly Bear - 'On A Neck, On A Spit' Live at Sydney Opera House
Sydney Opera House
Sydney, Australia
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In January 2014, when Grizzly Bear performed "On A Neck, On A Spit" live at the iconic Sydney Opera House, they were in the midst of touring to promot... Read Full Description >
In January 2014, when Grizzly Bear performed "On A Neck, On A Spit" live at the iconic Sydney Opera House, they were in the midst of touring to promote their album "Shields," which had been released in September 2012. This album marked a significant evolution in their sound, featuring more intricate arrangements and a blend of textures that showcased their growth as musicians. Prior to "Shields," the band gained significant attention with their 2009 album "Veckatimest," which included popular tracks like "Two Weeks" and established them within the indie rock scene. The Sydney concert exemplified their reputation for engaging live performances, and their participation in high-profile venues like the Sydney Opera House underscores the band's rising status in the music industry. This show would have likely included some material from "Shields," further cementing their artistic direction during this period.
Grizzly Bear - Colorado Performance at Sydney Opera House
Sydney Opera House
Sydney, Australia
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On January 5, 2014, Grizzly Bear performed at the Sydney Opera House, a significant venue that reflects their rising prominence in the indie music sce... Read Full Description >
On January 5, 2014, Grizzly Bear performed at the Sydney Opera House, a significant venue that reflects their rising prominence in the indie music scene. Prior to this live recording, the band released their critically acclaimed album "Shields" in 2012, which helped solidify their reputation for intricate harmonies and rich soundscapes. The band's unique blend of folk, rock, and experimental pop contributed to their popularity, making performances like the one in Sydney highly anticipated. Notably, Grizzly Bear is known for their dynamic live shows, which often include extended instrumental sections and captivating visuals, enhancing the concert experience. The Sydney performance was part of a tour to promote "Shields" and showcased their evolving musical style, characterized by thoughtful arrangements and a cohesive band dynamic. This era marked a peak in their creativity and audience engagement, further establishing them as influential figures in contemporary music.
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In January 2017, Grizzly Bear performed "Losing All Sense" live in The Current studio, coinciding with the release of their fourth studio album, "Pain... Read Full Description >
In January 2017, Grizzly Bear performed "Losing All Sense" live in The Current studio, coinciding with the release of their fourth studio album, "Painted Ruins." This album marked a significant moment in the band's career as it was their first release in five years, following 2012's "Shields." The long gap was attributed to members pursuing solo projects, such as Ed Droste's work with "Find Me a Forest" and Chris Taylor's solo output, which allowed the band to evolve and refine their sound. "Painted Ruins" demonstrated a mature blend of intricate melodies and lush instrumentation, showcasing Grizzly Bear’s signature style while also exploring new musical territories. The live recording highlights the band’s experimental approach and their ability to recreate studio complexity in a live setting, reaffirming their reputation as a dynamic live act.
Grizzly Bear - Live Performance of 'Ready, Able' at Electric Lady Studios
Electric Lady Studios
New York, NY, United States
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In August 2017, Grizzly Bear was riding high on the success of their critically acclaimed album "Painted Ruins," which had just been released a week p... Read Full Description >
In August 2017, Grizzly Bear was riding high on the success of their critically acclaimed album "Painted Ruins," which had just been released a week prior, on August 18. This live recording of "Ready, Able" during the Electric Lady Sessions showcases the band's blend of intricate instrumentation and haunting harmonies, hallmark traits that characterize their sound. "Painted Ruins" marks a significant moment in their career, representing their first album in five years, following the release of "Shields" in 2012. Notably, the recording at the legendary Electric Lady Studios, founded by Jimi Hendrix, accentuates Grizzly Bear's legacy within the indie-rock genre and highlights their continual evolution as artists. This performance, alongside the album's release, reaffirms their status as a leading force in modern music, integrating both sonic experimentation and emotional depth in their work.
Grizzly Bear's Live Performance of 'Losing All Sense' at Electric Lady Studios
Electric Lady Studios
New York, NY, United States
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On August 24, 2017, Grizzly Bear performed "Losing All Sense" during an intimate session at the famed Electric Lady Studios in New York City. This per... Read Full Description >
On August 24, 2017, Grizzly Bear performed "Losing All Sense" during an intimate session at the famed Electric Lady Studios in New York City. This performance occurred shortly after the release of their critically acclaimed album, "Painted Ruins," which came out on August 18, 2017. This album marked a significant return for the band, as it was their first studio release in five years, following "Shields" in 2012. The performance showcases the band’s intricate soundscapes and harmonies, reflecting their refined artistic vision honed over years of collaboration. "Painted Ruins" received praise for its blend of experimental rock and lush melodies, illustrating the growth and evolution of Grizzly Bear as a band. The Electric Lady session embodies this moment of resurgence and creativity in their career, highlighting their ability to deliver compelling live performances in an iconic setting.
Grizzly Bear Performs 'Mourning Sound' Live at Electric Lady Studios
Electric Lady Studios
New York, NY, United States
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On August 24, 2017, Grizzly Bear performed "Mourning Sound" during a live session at Electric Lady Studios, a notable venue founded by Jimi Hendrix. T... Read Full Description >
On August 24, 2017, Grizzly Bear performed "Mourning Sound" during a live session at Electric Lady Studios, a notable venue founded by Jimi Hendrix. This performance came shortly after the release of their fifth studio album, *Painted Ruins*, which was launched on August 18, 2017. The album marked a significant return for the band after a hiatus since their previous album, *Shields* (2012). *Painted Ruins* showcases a more complex and layered sound, reflecting the band's growth, with intricate arrangements and introspective lyrics, notably evident in "Mourning Sound." The live recording captures the band’s evolution in both performance style and musical depth, with an emphasis on their harmonies and atmospheric instrumentation. Grizzly Bear's return with this live performance highlighted their enduring artistic relevance and ability to connect deeply with their audience through both studio and live environments.
Grizzly Bear: 'Four Cypresses' Live Performance at Apogee Studio, Santa Monica
Apogee Studio
Santa Monica, CA, United States
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In October 2017, Grizzly Bear performed "Four Cypresses" live on KCRW at Apogee Studio in Santa Monica, showcasing their evolution following the relea... Read Full Description >
In October 2017, Grizzly Bear performed "Four Cypresses" live on KCRW at Apogee Studio in Santa Monica, showcasing their evolution following the release of their fifth studio album, *Painted Ruins*. This album, released in August 2017, marked their long-awaited return after a five-year hiatus since *Shields* in 2012. The live performance captures the rich, intricate harmonies and lush soundscapes that the band is known for, reflective of their growth in artistry and sound experimentation. Notably, *Painted Ruins* received widespread critical acclaim, highlighting Grizzly Bear's ability to blend complex instrumentation with accessible melodies. This performance exemplifies their dynamic stage presence and commitment to musicianship, reinforcing their status in the indie music scene. Furthermore, the album's themes of introspection and resilience resonate deeply in their live renditions.
Grizzly Bear Live at Apogee Studio: Performing 'Three Rings' on KCRW
Apogee Studio
Santa Monica, CA, United States
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In the live recording from October 12, 2017, Grizzly Bear performed "Three Rings" at Apogee Studio in Santa Monica, showcasing their distinctive sound... Read Full Description >
In the live recording from October 12, 2017, Grizzly Bear performed "Three Rings" at Apogee Studio in Santa Monica, showcasing their distinctive sound as they promoted their fifth studio album, "Painted Ruins." Released earlier that year, "Painted Ruins" marked a significant moment in the band’s career, coming five years after their previous album, "Shields." This period represented a transformative time for the group, as they delved deeper into layered instrumentation and intricate harmonies. Notably, "Three Rings" exemplifies the lush arrangements and contemplative lyrics that characterize the album, reflecting the band’s growth and evolution. The KCRW session highlighted their ability to connect with audiences in an intimate setting, further emphasizing their reputation for creating immersive musical experiences. The performance was a celebration of their return to the music scene after a substantial hiatus, underscoring the anticipation surrounding their work.
Grizzly Bear Live Performance of 'Mourning Sound' at KCRW - Apogee Studio, Los Angeles
Apogee Studio
Los Angeles, CA, United States
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In October 2017, Grizzly Bear performed "Mourning Sound" live on KCRW, marking a significant moment shortly after the release of their fifth studio al... Read Full Description >
In October 2017, Grizzly Bear performed "Mourning Sound" live on KCRW, marking a significant moment shortly after the release of their fifth studio album, *Painted Ruins*. This album, which came out on August 18, 2017, was notable for its intricate soundscapes and the time-consuming process of creation, taking five years to complete. The performance showcased the band’s evolution and their return after a hiatus, featuring lush harmonies and complex arrangements that are emblematic of their style. Additionally, *Painted Ruins* was highly anticipated, reflecting both the band's growth and the changing dynamics of the music industry. This live session at Apogee Studio not only illustrated the band's technical prowess but also highlighted their ability to connect deeply with audiences through intimate performances.
Grizzly Bear - Full Concert Live at The Wiltern, Los Angeles
The Wiltern
Los Angeles, CA, United States
Grizzly Bear - Full Concert at Parc del Fòrum, Barcelona, Spain
Parc del Fòrum
Barcelona, Spain
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In 2018, Grizzly Bear was in a phase of revitalized creativity following the release of their 2017 album "Painted Ruins." This album marked their firs... Read Full Description >
In 2018, Grizzly Bear was in a phase of revitalized creativity following the release of their 2017 album "Painted Ruins." This album marked their first new material in five years since "Shields," showcasing a more refined sound with intricate arrangements and emotional depth. The live concert at Parc del Fòrum during the Primavera Sound Festival on May 31, 2018, captured the band's dynamic stage presence and included several tracks from "Painted Ruins," such as "Mourning Sound" and "Four Crows," alongside fan favorites like "Two Weeks." This performance illustrated their ability to blend artful musicianship with a captivating live experience, cementing their status in the indie rock scene. Notably, Grizzly Bear has garnered acclaim for their lush harmonies and experimental approach, elements that are likely reflected in their rich, layered live sound during this concert.
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Grizzly Bear performed "Two Weeks" live prior to the official release of their critically acclaimed album "Veckatimest," which came out in 2009. The s... Read Full Description >
Grizzly Bear performed "Two Weeks" live prior to the official release of their critically acclaimed album "Veckatimest," which came out in 2009. The song is notable for its lush harmonies and intricate instrumentation, reflecting the band’s evolution toward a more polished and expansive sound. Before "Veckatimest," the band gained recognition with their earlier albums, particularly "Yellow House" (2006), which showcased their distinctive blend of folk, rock, and experimental music. The live performance of "Two Weeks" illustrates a pivotal moment in their career, as it marked the transition towards wider commercial success and greater artistic ambition. Additionally, their unique approach to live performances often emphasizes improvisation and interaction with the audience, showcasing their dynamic presence that further attracted fans and critics alike.
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At the time of the live recording of "While You Wait For The Others" on KCRW's Morning Becomes Eclectic, Grizzly Bear was experiencing a significant m... Read Full Description >
At the time of the live recording of "While You Wait For The Others" on KCRW's Morning Becomes Eclectic, Grizzly Bear was experiencing a significant moment in their career following the release of their critically acclaimed album, "Veckatimest," in May 2009. This album marked a high point for the band, showcasing their intricate harmonies and lush instrumentation, which garnered wide-ranging praise and a growing fan base. The performance captured in the KCRW session likely took place shortly after the album's release, as "While You Wait For The Others" was one of its standout tracks. Notably, the song features contributions from Beach House’s Victoria Legrand, adding an intriguing layer to Grizzly Bear's sound. The KCRW performance underscored the band’s rising prominence in the indie music scene and their ability to translate the album's complex arrangements into a live setting, further solidifying their reputation as an innovative and engaging act.
Grizzly Bear Performs 'A Simple Answer' at Austin City Limits
Austin City Limits
Austin, TX, United States
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Grizzly Bear performed at "Austin City Limits" during a pivotal moment in their career, shortly after the release of their critically acclaimed album,... Read Full Description >
Grizzly Bear performed at "Austin City Limits" during a pivotal moment in their career, shortly after the release of their critically acclaimed album, "Veckatimest," which came out in May 2009. This album marked a significant advancement in their sound, blending intricate harmonies and lush instrumentation that captivated both fans and critics alike. The performance of "A Simple Answer," showcased in the live recording, highlights their ethereal musical style and the band's ability to deliver a powerful live experience. Following "Veckatimest," the group continued to build their reputation, culminating in a wider recognition within the indie music scene. Notably, the band's collaborative efforts and experimental approach to their music often drew praise, making their live performances an essential aspect of their artistry.
The Alaskan Salmon Run: Grizzly Bears Hunting at Katmai National Park
Katmai National Park
AK, United States
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Grizzly Bear released their third studio album, "Veckatimest," in 2009, prior to any live recordings that are noted in their discography. This album m... Read Full Description >
Grizzly Bear released their third studio album, "Veckatimest," in 2009, prior to any live recordings that are noted in their discography. This album marked a significant moment in the band's career, receiving critical acclaim for its intricate compositions and harmonies. As the band evolved, they built a reputation for their immersive live performances, blending rich musical landscapes with visual artistry. While the live recording referenced does not relate directly to their music, the imagery of grizzly bears during the Alaskan salmon run evokes themes of nature and endurance that resonate with the band’s lyrical depth and aesthetic. Grizzly Bear's ability to draw inspiration from the natural world aligns with their often introspective and atmospheric sound, creating a subtle connection between the live nature footage and the band’s artistic vision.
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Grizzly Bear's "Two Weeks," performed in the live recording you referenced, comes from their critically acclaimed album "Veckatimest," which was relea... Read Full Description >
Grizzly Bear's "Two Weeks," performed in the live recording you referenced, comes from their critically acclaimed album "Veckatimest," which was released in May 2009. By this time, the band had already established a solid reputation in the indie music scene, following their previous album, "Yellow House," which notably introduced their unique blend of intricate harmonies and lush instrumentation. The performance captured in the video likely takes place around the height of their "Veckatimest" promotional cycle, when the band was garnering widespread attention and acclaim for their distinct sound. Additionally, "Two Weeks" became one of their signature tracks, characterized by its upbeat tempo and memorable melodies, illustrating Grizzly Bear's ability to blend folk and psychedelic elements. The session may have been part of the cherished "Take Away Shows," known for highlighting artists in intimate, spontaneous settings, further emphasizing the band’s artistic versatility.
I Live With Two Grizzly Bears: Educational Insights on Coexisting with Wildlife
Paoli, IN, United States
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Grizzly Bear, the indie rock band known for their layered melodies and innovative sound, released their album "Shields" in September 2012, shortly bef... Read Full Description >
Grizzly Bear, the indie rock band known for their layered melodies and innovative sound, released their album "Shields" in September 2012, shortly before the live recording referenced. This album marked a significant point in their career, showcasing a more polished production compared to their earlier works, and it received critical acclaim. During this period, the band was solidifying their reputation in the music scene, gaining a larger audience through extensive touring and festival appearances. Notably, Grizzly Bear had evolved from their earlier, more experimental sound found in "Veckatimest" (2009) to a more refined and complex sonic texture in "Shields." This transition highlights the band's growth and artistic ambition, making their live performances during this era particularly dynamic and engaging for fans. The live recording coincides with a pivotal moment in their artistic development, emphasizing their ability to blend intricate harmonies and rich instrumentation in a liv
Angus & Julia Stone - Grizzly Bear (Live at The Dream Downtown, NYC)
The Dream Downtown
New York, NY, USA
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Grizzly Bear found themselves at a pivotal stage in their career around the time of the live recording featured in the Vevo DSCVR session at The Dream... Read Full Description >
Grizzly Bear found themselves at a pivotal stage in their career around the time of the live recording featured in the Vevo DSCVR session at The Dream Downtown in New York City. Prior to this performance, the band released their critically acclaimed album "Shields" in September 2012, which marked their return after a four-year hiatus since their previous album, "Veckatimest" (2009). This live performance likely took place shortly after "Shields" dropped, showcasing the band’s evolving sound characterized by intricate harmonies and rich instrumentation. Additionally, Grizzly Bear's association with the Vevo DSCVR series highlights their prominence in the indie music scene during this period, demonstrating their ability to blend artistry with increasing mainstream attention. Their live recordings are also noted for their atmospheric quality, capturing the band's immersive live presence, which contributed to their reputation as a formidable live act.
Brooks Falls Concert: Full Experience of 17 Brown Bears Feeding on Salmon
Brooks Falls
Katmai, AK, United States
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Grizzly Bear, known for their intricate harmonies and atmospheric soundscapes, was at a notable point in their career following the release of their c... Read Full Description >
Grizzly Bear, known for their intricate harmonies and atmospheric soundscapes, was at a notable point in their career following the release of their critically acclaimed album "Shields" in 2012. This album was a significant progression from their earlier work, showcasing a more polished sound while retaining the experimental essence that defined their style. The live recording referenced does not pertain directly to the band's performances but highlights the tranquil yet powerful nature found in the wildlife of Alaska. An interesting connection between Grizzly Bear and the soulful ambiance of the live recording is that their music often evokes a sense of nature and environment, mirroring the serene yet dramatic setting of Brooks Falls, where bears famously gather to feast on salmon. This connection illustrates the thematic ties between Grizzly Bear's artistry and the natural beauty of the world around us.
Grizzly Bear Live at Radio City - Performance of 'What's Wrong'
Radio City
New York, NY, United States
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Grizzly Bear performed at Radio City Music Hall, a notable venue, during a peak period in their career. This live recording features the song "What's ... Read Full Description >
Grizzly Bear performed at Radio City Music Hall, a notable venue, during a peak period in their career. This live recording features the song "What's Wrong," which is from their third studio album, "Veckatimest," released in 2009. This album received critical acclaim and significantly boosted their profile, resulting in sold-out shows and wider recognition in the indie music scene. The band's intricate arrangements and harmonies, showcased in this live performance, highlight their artistic growth and confidence following "Yellow House," their acclaimed 2006 album. Furthermore, Grizzly Bear is known for their dynamic live shows, blending various musical styles and captivating audiences, which is evident in this Radio City performance. The band's blend of folk and experimental soundscapes, coupled with their engaging stage presence, marks a high point in their artistic journey.
Grizzly Bear Performs 'Two Weeks' at Austin City Limits Web Exclusive
Austin City Limits
Austin, TX, United States
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Grizzly Bear performed "Two Weeks" during a live recording for "Austin City Limits," which likely took place around 2012, following the release of the... Read Full Description >
Grizzly Bear performed "Two Weeks" during a live recording for "Austin City Limits," which likely took place around 2012, following the release of their critically acclaimed album "Shields" in 2012. "Shields" was a significant step in the band's career, showcasing their evolved sound and intricate compositions that built on the foundation laid by their earlier works, particularly "Veckatimest." This track, known for its lush harmonies and hypnotic rhythm, has become one of the band's signature songs. The appearance on "Austin City Limits" reflects the band's growing popularity and recognition within the indie rock scene, marked by their distinctive blend of folk and experimental music. Additionally, Grizzly Bear's ability to translate their studio artistry into compelling live performances has been a hallmark of their career, drawing audiences to their immersive soundscapes.
Grizzly Bear Performs 'Yet Again' on Austin City Limits
Austin City Limits
Austin, TX, United States
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In the live recording of Grizzly Bear performing "Yet Again" on Austin City Limits, the band was at a significant point in their career, showcasing th... Read Full Description >
In the live recording of Grizzly Bear performing "Yet Again" on Austin City Limits, the band was at a significant point in their career, showcasing their album "Shields," which was released in September 2012. This album marked a departure from their previous work, embracing a more expansive and experimental sound while retaining their signature intricate harmonies and rich instrumentation. Notably, "Shields" received critical acclaim, highlighting the band's growth and maturity as artists. The performance on Austin City Limits underscores their ability to convey complex emotions through live music, a hallmark of their artistic identity. The band's unique blend of indie rock and art pop during this period resonated with both fans and critics alike, solidifying their place in the contemporary music scene.
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