Guided by Voices

Guided By Voices Performs 'Game Of Pricks' at Pitchfork Music Festival

Pitchfork Music Festival
Chicago, IL, United States

• By the time of the live recording at the Pitchfork Music Festival in July 2011, Guided by Voices had just released their album "Let's Go Eat the Facto... Read Full Description >

  By the time of the live recording at the Pitchfork Music Festival in July 2011, Guided by Voices had just released their album "Let's Go Eat the Factory" earlier that year, marking their return after a lengthy hiatus. This album was significant as it was the first studio album from the band’s classic lineup since their breakup in 2004, showcasing a blend of their signature lo-fi sound and mature songwriting. The festival performance featured the song "Game of Pricks," a beloved track from their 1995 album "Alien Lanes," indicating the band's commitment to both their new and old material. This performance reflects the band's enduring popularity and their ability to engage audiences with energetic live shows. Guided by Voices continues to be celebrated for their prolific output and dedicated fan base, underscoring their legacy as influential figures in the indie rock scene.

Guided By Voices: 'Gold Star For Robot Boy' Live at Pitchfork Music Festival

Pitchfork Music Festival
Chicago, IL, United States

• In July 2011, during the Pitchfork Music Festival, Guided by Voices performed a live set where they showcased their track "Gold Star for Robot Boy." A... Read Full Description >

  In July 2011, during the Pitchfork Music Festival, Guided by Voices performed a live set where they showcased their track "Gold Star for Robot Boy." At this time in their career, the band had recently released "Let's Go Eat the Factory," their first album since reuniting in 2010 after a lengthy hiatus. This album marked a significant moment in their evolution, as it reinvigorated their classic lo-fi sound and brought them back into the spotlight in the indie rock scene. Notably, the reunion featured a lineup of the band's classic members, generating excitement and nostalgia among fans. The performance at the Pitchfork Music Festival reflects the band's enduring legacy and ability to create engaging live experiences, demonstrating their relevance even after two decades in the industry.

Guided By Voices - Live in Oslo 2011 - Full Concert Performance

• In August 2011, Guided by Voices was actively engaged in their Classic Lineup reunion tour, a pivotal moment as it marked the return of the band's ori... Read Full Description >

  In August 2011, Guided by Voices was actively engaged in their Classic Lineup reunion tour, a pivotal moment as it marked the return of the band's original members after years of lineup changes. Before this live recording, they had released "Let's Go Eat the Factory" in January 2012, which was notable for being their first album in six years. This period reflected a resurgence for the band, characterized by renewed creative energy and a focus on recapturing their lo-fi essence. The setlist from their performance at the Øyafestivalen showcases their iconic songs, bridging old and new material, emphasizing their prolific songwriting and distinctive sound. Interestingly, Guided by Voices is known for their extremely prolific output, often releasing numerous albums and EPs, solidifying their status as influential figures in the indie rock scene. The live recording captures the essence of their dynamic presence and the excitement surrounding their reunion.

Guided By Voices Live Performance of Game Of Pricks, Echos Myron, and Motor Away at Oyafestivalen, Oslo

Oyafestivalen
Oslo, Norway

• In August 2011, Guided by Voices performed live at the Oyafestivalen in Oslo, showcasing a selection of their signature tracks, including "Game of Pri... Read Full Description >

  In August 2011, Guided by Voices performed live at the Oyafestivalen in Oslo, showcasing a selection of their signature tracks, including "Game of Pricks," "Echos Myron," and "Motor Away." This performance came shortly after the release of their album "Let's Go Eat the Factory," which marked the band's return to the studio after a lengthy hiatus and was released in January 2012. This was significant as it was the first album featuring the classic lineup since 1996, revitalizing interest in the band's lo-fi rock sound. Notably, the setlist from the concert highlights the band's extensive catalog, bridging both old and new material, demonstrating their enduring legacy and dedicated fan base. This concert was part of their successful resurgence, following a period where the band had broken up and reformed, underscoring their influence in the indie rock scene.