Live Performances by Iggy Pop
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In November 1976, when Iggy Pop performed "The Passenger" live in Manchester, he was deep into his post-Stooges solo career. This concert came shortly... Read Full Description >
In November 1976, when Iggy Pop performed "The Passenger" live in Manchester, he was deep into his post-Stooges solo career. This concert came shortly after the release of his first album with David Bowie, "The Idiot," which was released in March 1977. Iggy was exploring a distinctive blend of punk rock and art rock at this time, solidifying his identity as a solo artist following the disbandment of The Stooges. The live performance captured Iggy's raw energy and stage presence, traits that had defined his career since its inception. Interestingly, "The Passenger," which became one of his signature songs, was not released as part of an immediate studio album but was featured in his 1977 album "Lust for Life," which followed just months after the Manchester show. The period surrounding this live recording marked a significant evolution in Iggy's style, embracing the influence of Bowie while paving the way for a new sound in his subsequent works.
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The live recording of "Passenger," performed by Iggy Pop at the Royal Albert Hall on January 1, 1977, places him during a pivotal phase of his career.... Read Full Description >
The live recording of "Passenger," performed by Iggy Pop at the Royal Albert Hall on January 1, 1977, places him during a pivotal phase of his career. At this time, Iggy was riding the wave of his solo resurgence following the release of his influential album, "Lust for Life," which came out in 1977, shortly after the performance. This album marked a significant moment in his career, showcasing a shift toward a more polished sound while retaining his signature raw energy. Iggy, often referred to as the "Godfather of Punk," was known for his electrifying live performances and wild stage antics, which captivated audiences. The Royal Albert Hall concert exemplified his dynamic presence and the growing recognition he was enjoying post-Stooges. This performance laid the groundwork for Iggy's lasting legacy in the punk and rock genres, as he continued to influence generations of musicians after this memorable event.
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On March 18, 1977, during a pivotal moment in his career, Iggy Pop was on the cusp of transitioning from his earlier raw punk aesthetic to a more refi... Read Full Description >
On March 18, 1977, during a pivotal moment in his career, Iggy Pop was on the cusp of transitioning from his earlier raw punk aesthetic to a more refined approach. This live recording coincides with the release of his album "Lust for Life," which surfaced later that year and showcased a notable collaboration with David Bowie. Prior to this performance, Iggy had released "The Idiot," his debut solo album, in early 1977, also co-produced with Bowie. This period marked a significant evolution in Pop's sound, integrating elements of rock and electronic music, while still maintaining his notorious stage presence. The performance of "Funtime" exemplifies his dynamic energy and charisma that would become hallmarks of his live shows. An interesting fact is that Iggy's relationship with Bowie during this time not only influenced his music but also helped reshape his public persona, steering him toward a more mainstream recognition that would define his later career.
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In the live performance recorded on September 19, 1977, in Copenhagen, Iggy Pop was promoting his album "Lust for Life," which had just been released ... Read Full Description >
In the live performance recorded on September 19, 1977, in Copenhagen, Iggy Pop was promoting his album "Lust for Life," which had just been released prior to this show. This album marked a significant point in Pop's career, showcasing his shift towards a more mainstream sound while maintaining his distinct punk ethos. The song "Sixteen," performed during this set, highlights his exploration of themes surrounding youth and vitality, a recurring motif in his work. During this period, Iggy was collaborating with David Bowie, whose influence is palpable in the production and style of "Lust for Life." Interestingly, this album would eventually solidify Iggy's place in rock history, particularly for its title track, which gained later popularity in various media, notably in commercials and film soundtracks. The 1977 tour reflected Iggy's raw energy and stage presence, which were pivotal in defining his legacy as a live performer.
Iggy Pop - Lust For Life | Live Performance at Manchester Apollo
Manchester Apollo
Manchester, England, United Kingdom
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On September 25, 1977, Iggy Pop performed live at the Manchester Apollo, showcasing the title track "Lust for Life" from his album released just a few... Read Full Description >
On September 25, 1977, Iggy Pop performed live at the Manchester Apollo, showcasing the title track "Lust for Life" from his album released just a few weeks prior on September 9, 1977. This period marked a significant transformation in Iggy Pop’s career, moving toward a more polished sound and mainstream appeal after his earlier, more chaotic work with the Stooges. "Lust for Life" is particularly notable for its collaboration with David Bowie and features the iconic driving beat and vivid lyrics that punctuate Pop’s work. The Manchester performance was part of the Lust for Life tour, which illustrated his resurgence in the late '70s following a tumultuous period of personal struggles and experimentation. The album and performances during this tour helped solidify Iggy Pop's reputation as a pioneering rock artist and demonstrated his resilience and evolution as a musician.
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In January 1979, Iggy Pop was at a pivotal point in his career, having recently released the album "Lust for Life" in 1977, which included the iconic ... Read Full Description >
In January 1979, Iggy Pop was at a pivotal point in his career, having recently released the album "Lust for Life" in 1977, which included the iconic title track and showcased a more polished sound. By the time of the live recording from 1979, Iggy was performing "I Wanna Be Your Dog," a standout from his earlier work with The Stooges, which had significantly influenced punk rock. Interestingly, this performance reflects Iggy's dynamic stage presence and unmistakable energy, characteristic of his live shows during this era. This period also marked Iggy's collaboration with producer David Bowie, which helped revitalize his career after the tumultuous years with The Stooges, enabling him to gather a new audience while still honoring his raw punk origins. The year 1979 was a moment of transition for Iggy Pop, balancing his legacy with The Stooges and his ongoing solo ventures.
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In 1979, during the recording of "I'm Bored" for the Old Grey Whistle Test, Iggy Pop was at a significant transition point in his career. This live pe... Read Full Description >
In 1979, during the recording of "I'm Bored" for the Old Grey Whistle Test, Iggy Pop was at a significant transition point in his career. This live performance occurred shortly after the release of his album "Lust for Life," which was co-produced by David Bowie and the artist himself. The album marked a return to form for Pop, showcasing a more polished sound and a blend of post-punk energy. The song "I'm Bored" appeared on his next album, "New Values," released later that same year, highlighting his ongoing evolution as a solo artist after the tumultuous period with The Stooges. The performance itself is notable for capturing Iggy's frenetic stage presence and raw charisma, elements that have become hallmarks of his influential career in rock music. The Old Grey Whistle Test performance is often remembered for its embodiment of the punk ethos that Pop helped to establish in the 1970s.
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In December 1982, during the live performance on "The Tube," Iggy Pop was in a pivotal phase of his solo career, following the release of his album "Z... Read Full Description >
In December 1982, during the live performance on "The Tube," Iggy Pop was in a pivotal phase of his solo career, following the release of his album "Zombie Birdhouse" earlier that year. This album, noted for its blend of punk rock and art rock elements, reflected Iggy's exploration of new sounds and collaborations, particularly with producer Bill Laswell. By this time, he had already established himself as a significant figure in the punk rock scene, transitioning from his earlier work with The Stooges to a more eclectic and experimental solo approach. The performance of "Sixteen" on "The Tube" not only showcased his raw energy and charisma but also demonstrated his continued relevance in the evolving music landscape of the early '80s. Additionally, this particular live television appearance contributed to his status as a cultural icon, capturing the essence of his artistry during a transformative decade for both him and the music industry.
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In January 1986, during the height of his resurgence in popular music, Iggy Pop performed "Wild One" on "The Late Show with David Letterman." This per... Read Full Description >
In January 1986, during the height of his resurgence in popular music, Iggy Pop performed "Wild One" on "The Late Show with David Letterman." This performance followed the release of his 1986 album "Blah Blah Blah," which marked a significant turning point in his career. Produced by David Bowie and featuring a more polished sound, the album also included collaborations with guitarist Steve Jones of the Sex Pistols. This era showcased Iggy's reinvention as a mainstream artist, moving away from his raw punk roots while still maintaining his rebellious spirit. The performance on Letterman was notable for its high energy and theatricality, capturing the essence of Iggy's dynamic stage presence. At this time, he was solidifying his status as a rock icon, making the live recording an essential part of his legacy.
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On November 14, 1986, Iggy Pop performed live at the Ritz in New York City, showcasing his album "Blah Blah Blah," which had been released just prior ... Read Full Description >
On November 14, 1986, Iggy Pop performed live at the Ritz in New York City, showcasing his album "Blah Blah Blah," which had been released just prior on 1986. This album marked a key moment in Iggy's career as it represented a commercial resurgence, powered by collaborations with notable figures such as David Bowie and Steve Jones of the Sex Pistols. The Ritz concert featured a lineup that included Andy McCoy on guitar and Paul Garristo on drums, highlighting Pop's eclectic musical influences and the punk rock ethos he embodied. Interestingly, "Blah Blah Blah" was Iggy's first album to chart positively in the United States, with the single "Cry for Love" receiving significant airplay. This period was crucial for Iggy, as it demonstrated his ability to evolve and maintain relevance in the changing musical landscape of the late '80s while still embracing the raw energy that defined his earlier work.
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In 1986, Iggy Pop was in an intriguing phase of his career, having released his album "Blah-Blah-Blah" earlier that year. This studio album, produced ... Read Full Description >
In 1986, Iggy Pop was in an intriguing phase of his career, having released his album "Blah-Blah-Blah" earlier that year. This studio album, produced by David Bowie and featuring a more polished sound, was a significant shift from his punk roots, aiming to appeal to a broader audience. The live recording of “China Girl” on November 14, 1986, at the Ritz in New York captures Iggy during this transitional period, where he was blending his raw energy with the glitzy new wave sounds. Notably, "China Girl" was co-written with Bowie, highlighting their ongoing collaborative relationship that shaped Iggy's musical direction. The Ritz performance exemplifies Iggy's dynamic stage presence and continues to showcase his influence as a rock icon, setting the stage for his later works and resurgence in the 1990s.
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In March 1991, during the time of the live recording of "The Passenger" in Paris, Iggy Pop was in the midst of a resurgence in his career. Just prior ... Read Full Description >
In March 1991, during the time of the live recording of "The Passenger" in Paris, Iggy Pop was in the midst of a resurgence in his career. Just prior to this performance, he had released the album *Brick by Brick* in 1990, which marked a significant comeback for the artist. This album included the hit single "Candy," featuring Kate Pierson of the B-52s, and showcased a more accessible rock sound, gaining mainstream recognition. The live performance captured by Tim Pope reflects Iggy's dynamic stage presence and charisma, traits that have defined his career since the 1970s. Interestingly, despite facing various challenges throughout his journey, Iggy continued to be a profound influence on punk and rock music, and his live shows remain celebrated for their energy and authenticity, evident in this Paris performance.
Iggy Pop Performs 'Beside You' Live at The Tonight Show with Jay Leno
The Tonight Show with Jay Leno
Burbank, CA, United States
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In March 1994, Iggy Pop was actively promoting his album "American Caesar," released the previous year. This period marked a significant phase in his ... Read Full Description >
In March 1994, Iggy Pop was actively promoting his album "American Caesar," released the previous year. This period marked a significant phase in his career as he sought to reestablish himself after years of fluctuating fame. "American Caesar" showcased a more introspective and mature side of Pop, blending his signature punk energy with elements of rock and a broader sound palette. During the live performance of "Beside You" on "The Tonight Show with Jay Leno," Iggy delivered a raw and passionate rendition, reflecting his enduring stage presence. An interesting note about this era is that Pop's music was increasingly recognized in mainstream culture, marking a transitional phase after his earlier, more avant-garde and chaotic years with The Stooges and his subsequent solo work. This performance exemplified his ability to engage with both traditional rock audiences and newer listeners, demonstrating the resilience and evolution of his artistry.
Iggy Pop Live at Bizarre Festival: Full Concert Performance
Bizarre Festival
Bonn, NR, Germany
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In August 1996, Iggy Pop was in a unique phase of his career, having just released the album "Avenue B" earlier that year. This album, which marked a ... Read Full Description >
In August 1996, Iggy Pop was in a unique phase of his career, having just released the album "Avenue B" earlier that year. This album, which marked a shift toward a more introspective and experimental sound, followed the more aggressive "American Caesar" from 1993. The live performance at the Bizarre Festival in Bonn showcased Pop's enduring stage presence and energy, even as he explored new musical territories. Notably, during this concert, he performed classic tracks like "I Wanna Be Your Dog" and "Search & Destroy," highlighting his deep catalog of influential punk rock. This live recording serves as a testament to Pop's ability to connect with audiences, blending his iconic rawness with the evolving landscape of rock music in the '90s. Iggy was also known for his unpredictable performances, which often left a lasting impression on fans, further establishing him as a rock legend.
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By January 12, 1999, the influential artist Iggy Pop had recently released his album " avenue B" in 1999, which showcased a shift in his musical style... Read Full Description >
By January 12, 1999, the influential artist Iggy Pop had recently released his album " avenue B" in 1999, which showcased a shift in his musical style, incorporating more elements of alternative rock and a diverse range of influences. This live performance at the Ancienne Belgique in Brussels captures a transitional period in Iggy's career, highlighting his continued evolution as an artist following the punk rock explosion of the 1970s. Interestingly, "Avenue B" features themes of love and introspection, a departure from his earlier, more raw and aggressive work. The concert likely reflected this shift, allowing fans to experience a more mature side of Iggy Pop's artistry. Furthermore, the venue itself is known for its intimate atmosphere, inviting a close interaction between the artist and the audience, which adds depth to the live experience.
Iggy and the Stooges - Full Concert in Detroit featuring iconic tracks
Detroit, MI, United States
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In November 2002, when "Iggy and the Stooges - Live in Detroit" was recorded, Iggy Pop was experiencing a notable resurgence in his career. This live ... Read Full Description >
In November 2002, when "Iggy and the Stooges - Live in Detroit" was recorded, Iggy Pop was experiencing a notable resurgence in his career. This live performance took place shortly after the release of "Skull Ring," an album that came out in 2003 and featured collaborations with former Stooges members Ron and Scott Asheton. The live show, which captures the raw energy of Iggy and the Stooges, showcases classic tracks from their influential work in the early 1970s, including "I Wanna Be Your Dog" and "TV Eye." Interestingly, this performance was part of the band's reconciliation and revival after a long hiatus, and it highlighted their enduring impact on punk rock. The live recording reflects not only Iggy's legendary stage presence but also a pivotal moment in reconnecting with his roots, setting the stage for subsequent projects and a new chapter in his storied career.
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In early 2012, Iggy Pop was in a dynamic phase of his career, as he and The Stooges celebrated their legacy while also engaging in new musical endeavo... Read Full Description >
In early 2012, Iggy Pop was in a dynamic phase of his career, as he and The Stooges celebrated their legacy while also engaging in new musical endeavors. Prior to the live recording at the Casino de Paris, he released the album “Ready to Die” in 2013, marking his first collaboration with The Stooges since 2007. The performance captured in the "Raw Power" live recording highlights the enduring influence of The Stooges’ iconic raw sound and energy, reflecting a band that had significantly impacted punk rock and alternative music since their formation in the late 1960s. This particular concert emphasizes Iggy Pop's status as a vital live performer, characterized by his unpredictable onstage persona and vigorous stage presence, continuing to attract both new fans and long-time followers. The live performance celebrates the classic album "Raw Power," further solidifying its significance in music history.
Iggy and the Stooges | Live In Sydney | Full Concert featuring 'Search And Destroy'
Hordern Pavilion
Sydney, Australia
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In April 2013, during the performance at the Hordern Pavilion in Sydney, Iggy Pop and The Stooges were in a revitalized phase of their careers, having... Read Full Description >
In April 2013, during the performance at the Hordern Pavilion in Sydney, Iggy Pop and The Stooges were in a revitalized phase of their careers, having just released the album "Ready to Die" the previous year. This album marked a significant return for the band, as it was their first studio effort since 2007's "The Weirdness" and showcased a blend of classic punk energy with contemporary themes. The live recording captures the exhilarating atmosphere characteristic of Iggy Pop's performances, including intense crowd interactions and a raw energy that echoes the punk ethos. Notably, Iggy Pop’s reputation as a daring and flamboyant performer is evident, as he has been known to engage in audacious antics and break traditional concert norms, a legacy that was vividly alive in this 2013 show, reinforcing his position as the "Godfather of Punk."
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In 2016, when Iggy Pop performed alongside Josh Homme, he was in a revitalized phase of his career following the release of his album "Post Pop Depres... Read Full Description >
In 2016, when Iggy Pop performed alongside Josh Homme, he was in a revitalized phase of his career following the release of his album "Post Pop Depression" in March of that year. This album marked a significant collaboration with Homme, who played guitar and co-wrote many of its tracks. "Post Pop Depression" received critical acclaim and highlighted Pop's enduring influence in the rock genre. The live recording features several tracks from this album, showcasing Pop's raw energy and unique stage presence even in his late sixties. Notably, this performance occurred during a time when Iggy was pushing artistic boundaries, delivering performances that reinforced his status as a punk rock icon. The collaboration with Homme also underscored the cross-generational appeal of Pop's music, blending his distinct style with Homme's contemporary rock sensibilities.
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The live recording of "China Girl" at the Royal Albert Hall on February 10, 2016, took place during Iggy Pop's "Post Pop Depression" tour, which was i... Read Full Description >
The live recording of "China Girl" at the Royal Albert Hall on February 10, 2016, took place during Iggy Pop's "Post Pop Depression" tour, which was in support of his album "Post Pop Depression," released in March 2016. This album, produced by Josh Homme, marked a significant moment in Pop's career as it was his first collaboration with the Queens of the Stone Age frontman and involved contributions from members of Arctic Monkeys and Dean Fertita. The tour was noted for its high energy and featured a selection of Pop's classic tracks alongside new material. The performance not only showcased his enduring stage presence, but also demonstrated his ability to resonate with both new and long-time fans. A fascinating aspect of this period is that it was Sp Pop's return to the limelight, proving that he remained a vital figure in rock music well into his late career.
Iggy Pop Performs 'Lust for Life' on Austin City Limits at The Moody Theater
The Moody Theater
Austin, TX, United States
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In the live recording from "Austin City Limits" on October 29, 2016, Iggy Pop performed his iconic song "Lust for Life," showcasing a high point in hi... Read Full Description >
In the live recording from "Austin City Limits" on October 29, 2016, Iggy Pop performed his iconic song "Lust for Life," showcasing a high point in his lengthy career. At this time, Pop was promoting his most recent album, "Post Pop Depression," which was released earlier that same year in March 2016. This album was critically acclaimed and marked a significant resurgence in his career, in collaboration with Josh Homme of Queens of the Stone Age. Interestingly, "Post Pop Depression" was noted for its reflection on themes of aging and mortality, which resonated deeply with fans and critics alike. The performance of "Lust for Life," originally released in 1977, also signified the enduring legacy of Pop's work, bridging the gap between his classic punk roots and contemporary rock influences. This appearance on the iconic show further solidified Iggy Pop's status as a living legend in rock music.
Metallica & Iggy Pop Perform 'T.V. Eye' at Foro Sol, Mexico City Concert
Foro Sol
Mexico City, Mexico
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In March 2017, Iggy Pop was featured alongside Metallica during a live performance of "T.V. Eye" at the Foro Sol in Mexico City. At this point in his ... Read Full Description >
In March 2017, Iggy Pop was featured alongside Metallica during a live performance of "T.V. Eye" at the Foro Sol in Mexico City. At this point in his career, Iggy Pop had recently released his 2016 album "Post Pop Depression," which was met with critical acclaim and marked a significant return to form for the artist. This collaboration with Metallica not only showcased his enduring presence in rock music but also highlighted the respect he commands within the industry, even decades after his rise to fame in the 1970s. "Post Pop Depression" saw Pop exploring themes of aging and existential introspection, elements that resonate within his energetic live performances. Additionally, it was significant as it featured contributions from Josh Homme and Matt Helders, further cementing Pop's ability to connect with contemporary musicians while remaining a pivotal figure in rock history.
Iggy Pop | Full Concert Live at Sydney Opera House - 'I Wanna Be Your Dog', 'Search and Destroy', 'The Passenger', 'No Fun'
Sydney Opera House
Sydney, NSW, Australia
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On April 17, 2019, Iggy Pop performed live at the Sydney Opera House, marking a significant moment in his illustrious career as he debuted at this ico... Read Full Description >
On April 17, 2019, Iggy Pop performed live at the Sydney Opera House, marking a significant moment in his illustrious career as he debuted at this iconic venue. This performance came shortly after the release of his 2019 album "Free." The album was noted for its introspective themes and departure from his usual punk sound, which showcased his evolution as an artist. Interestingly, "Free" features a mix of genres, illustrating Iggy's versatility, while the live set included classic hits like "I Wanna Be Your Dog," "Search and Destroy," and "The Passenger," reflecting his punk roots. This blend of old and new material underscores Iggy's status as a pivotal figure in the music world, as he continues to bridge the gap between his past and present, captivating audiences with a career spanning over five decades.
Iggy Pop Full Concert at Sydney Opera House - Performances of Iconic Songs
Sydney Opera House
Sydney, NSW, Australia
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In April 2019, Iggy Pop was performing at a pivotal moment in his career, showcasing a legacy that spans over five decades. Before this live recording... Read Full Description >
In April 2019, Iggy Pop was performing at a pivotal moment in his career, showcasing a legacy that spans over five decades. Before this live recording at the iconic Sydney Opera House, he released the album "Post Pop Depression" in 2016, which was well-received and marked a significant resurgence in his creativity, collaborating with notable musicians like Josh Homme. The 2019 performance featured classics such as "I Wanna Be Your Dog" and "Lust for Life," highlighting his status as a punk rock icon. Interestingly, Iggy Pop is known for his high-energy performances and stage antics, which were likely a focal point during this concert. At this stage of his career, he continued to solidify his influence on generations of musicians and maintain a strong connection with his fanbase, embodying the spirit of punk and rock that has defined his work.
Iggy Pop Performs 'The Passenger' Live at Sydney Opera House
Sydney Opera House
Sydney, Australia
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In April 2019, Iggy Pop performed live at the Sydney Opera House, showcasing his enduring influence and unique stage presence. At this time, he had re... Read Full Description >
In April 2019, Iggy Pop performed live at the Sydney Opera House, showcasing his enduring influence and unique stage presence. At this time, he had recently released his album "Free" in September 2019, which marked a significant evolution in his music, featuring a more experimental and introspective sound compared to his earlier punk roots. The performance of "The Passenger," a classic from his iconic work with The Stooges, highlights his ability to bridge his storied past with contemporary themes. Notably, this performance reflects Iggy's lasting appeal, as he continues to engage audiences worldwide despite being well into his sixth decade of a pioneering career. The Sydney Opera House, known for its architectural grandeur and cultural significance, provided a fitting backdrop for a musician who has continually redefined his artistry while remaining an indelible figure in rock music history.
Iggy Pop Live Performance of 'Lust For Life' at The Masonic Auditorium
The Masonic Auditorium
San Francisco, CA, United States
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As of April 22, 2023, when Iggy Pop performed "Lust For Life" live at The Masonic Auditorium in San Francisco, he was celebrating a significant part o... Read Full Description >
As of April 22, 2023, when Iggy Pop performed "Lust For Life" live at The Masonic Auditorium in San Francisco, he was celebrating a significant part of his legacy. Prior to this performance, Iggy released his album "Free" in 2019, marking a continued evolution in his artistry, reflecting on themes of freedom and identity. The live performance featured collaborations with notable musicians such as Chad Smith from Red Hot Chili Peppers and Duff McKagan from Guns N' Roses, showcasing Iggy's enduring influence and the respect he commands within the rock community. "Lust For Life," a seminal track co-written with David Bowie in the late 1970s, remains one of his most iconic songs, emblematic of his punk roots and vibrant stage presence. The choice to perform this classic emphasizes Iggy's sustained relevance and ability to connect with both new and long-time fans.
Iggy Pop - Live in Mannheim *Full Concert* featuring Rune, The Passenger, and more
Maimarktgelände
Mannheim, Germany
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On June 26, 2023, Iggy Pop performed a full live set at the Maimarktgelände in Mannheim, Germany, showcasing his enduring energy and rock prowess. Pr... Read Full Description >
On June 26, 2023, Iggy Pop performed a full live set at the Maimarktgelände in Mannheim, Germany, showcasing his enduring energy and rock prowess. Prior to this performance, Iggy had released his album "Every Loser" in January 2023, which marked his first studio album in nearly a decade. "Every Loser" features a raw, high-energy aesthetic that aligns with the spirit of his earlier work. During the Mannheim concert, Iggy performed a mix of his classic hits such as "The Passenger" and "Lust for Life," demonstrating his ability to connect with audiences decades after he first emerged on the music scene. Notably, Iggy's influence on punk and rock music is significant; he is often referred to as the "Godfather of Punk," an embodiment of rawness and spontaneity that still resonates in live performances. His ability to captivate audiences at this stage of his career speaks to his lasting legacy and the deep connection he maintains with his fans.
Iggy Pop - 'Five Foot One' Live Performance at Montreux Jazz Festival
Montreux Jazz Festival
Montreux, Switzerland
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In the context of Iggy Pop's career, the live recording of "Five Foot One" at the Montreux Jazz Festival on July 1, 2023, showcases an artist who has ... Read Full Description >
In the context of Iggy Pop's career, the live recording of "Five Foot One" at the Montreux Jazz Festival on July 1, 2023, showcases an artist who has remained influential and vital in the music scene well into his seventies. This performance leads into the upcoming release of the album "Live at Montreux Jazz Festival 2023," set to be released on January 24, 2025. Prior to this live recording, Pop released "Free" in 2019, which marked a notable introspection in his songwriting, reflecting on themes of freedom and self-expression. His ability to connect with audiences remains strong, as evidenced by his vibrant performance style. Additionally, the Montreux Jazz Festival is a prestigious platform that highlights his enduring legacy, reinforcing his status as a rock icon who continues to push creative boundaries.
Iggy Pop Live at Electric Castle: Performance of 'The Passenger' and 'Lust for Life'
Electric Castle
Cluj-Napoca, CJ, Romania
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As of the live recording on July 1, 2023, at the Electric Castle festival in Cluj-Napoca, Iggy Pop was celebrating a prolific phase in his career, sho... Read Full Description >
As of the live recording on July 1, 2023, at the Electric Castle festival in Cluj-Napoca, Iggy Pop was celebrating a prolific phase in his career, showcasing his enduring appeal and energetic stage presence. Before this performance, his most recent studio album, "Free," was released in 2019, marking a significant artistic evolution that blended elements of jazz and avant-garde with his traditional punk roots. The live show highlighted his classic hits, including tracks from the iconic "Lust for Life." Notably, Iggy Pop is often referred to as the "Godfather of Punk," and his performances continue to be characterized by their raw energy and connection with the audience, further solidifying his legendary status in rock history. The Electric Castle performance exemplifies Iggy’s ability to captivate crowds, even decades after the peak of his career.
Iggy Pop - 'The Passenger' Live Performance at Montreux Jazz Festival
Auditorium Stravinski
Montreux, Switzerland
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In 2023, Iggy Pop performed live at the Montreux Jazz Festival, showcasing his iconic song "The Passenger." This performance comes amid a prolific per... Read Full Description >
In 2023, Iggy Pop performed live at the Montreux Jazz Festival, showcasing his iconic song "The Passenger." This performance comes amid a prolific period in his career, following the release of his album "Free" in 2019. "Free" marked a departure from his earlier punk roots, leaning more into experimental sounds and reflecting on themes of aging and freedom. The live recording at Montreux highlights Iggy's enduring stage presence and ability to connect with audiences, even as he approaches his mid-70s. Notably, the performance is part of a concert film that will be released in 2025, indicating continued interest in his live work and legacy. Throughout his career, Iggy has been recognized not just as a musician but also as a cultural icon, influencing many genres and artists. This recent appearance cements his status as a vital force in rock music, demonstrating that his artistry remains vibrant and relevant.
Iggy Pop Full Concert Live at No Values Festival - Pomona Fairgrounds
Pomona Fairgrounds
Pomona, CA, United States
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By June 2024, Iggy Pop was experiencing a significant resurgence in his career, having released his latest album "Every Loser" earlier that year. This... Read Full Description >
By June 2024, Iggy Pop was experiencing a significant resurgence in his career, having released his latest album "Every Loser" earlier that year. This album, which showcased his punk roots while incorporating contemporary elements, marked a notable return to form for the artist. At the No Values Festival in Pomona, California, where the live recording took place, Iggy Pop was likely riding a wave of renewed interest and critical acclaim from "Every Loser." His high-energy performances have consistently been a hallmark of his career, and the 2024 festival appearance continued this tradition, displaying his enduring charisma and stage presence. Additionally, as an influential figure in punk rock and a pioneer of the genre, Pop’s performance at such a festival highlighted his continued relevance in the music scene, demonstrating that he remains a vital link between the origins of punk and its modern iterations.
Iggy Pop Performs 'Lust For Life' Live at Royal Albert Hall
Royal Albert Hall
London, United Kingdom
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The live performance of "Lust for Life" at the Royal Albert Hall took place during Iggy Pop's "Post Pop Depression" tour in 2016, promoting his album ... Read Full Description >
The live performance of "Lust for Life" at the Royal Albert Hall took place during Iggy Pop's "Post Pop Depression" tour in 2016, promoting his album of the same name, which was released earlier that year. "Post Pop Depression" marked a significant moment in Iggy's career, as it was a collaboration with Josh Homme of Queens of the Stone Age and included contributions from other notable musicians, further showcasing Iggy's adaptability and relevance in the rock music scene. The album was both critically acclaimed and commercially successful, reaffirming Iggy's status as a pioneering figure in punk rock. Notably, this tour was seen as a celebration of his enduring legacy and featured a mix of new material and classic hits, highlighting his effortless energy and charisma as a performer, which is evident in the electrifying atmosphere captured during the live recording at such an iconic venue.
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In the live recording of "Lust for Life," Iggy Pop was promoting his renowned album of the same name, which was released in 1977. This album marked a ... Read Full Description >
In the live recording of "Lust for Life," Iggy Pop was promoting his renowned album of the same name, which was released in 1977. This album marked a significant point in his career, celebrating a resurgence after his tumultuous years with The Stooges and a struggle with addiction. "Lust for Life" produced one of his most iconic tracks and encapsulated his raw, energetic performance style. The album's collaboration with David Bowie and its exploration of themes such as rebirth and vitality resonated deeply with audiences. Notably, "Lust for Life" has since become synonymous with pop culture, thanks in part to its use in numerous films and commercials. The live performance showcases Iggy's trademark stage presence, reflecting both his influence on punk rock and his evolution as a solo artist during this vibrant period.
Iggy Pop - 'Loves Missing' Live Performance at Maida Vale Studios for BBC Radio 6 Music
Maida Vale Studios
London, United Kingdom
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The live recording of "Loves Missing" performed by Iggy Pop at the Maida Vale Studios for BBC Radio 6 Music showcases the artist during a dynamic phas... Read Full Description >
The live recording of "Loves Missing" performed by Iggy Pop at the Maida Vale Studios for BBC Radio 6 Music showcases the artist during a dynamic phase in his career. This performance occurred in April 2020, shortly after the release of his album "Free," which came out in September 2019. "Free" marked a significant pivot in Iggy's musical direction, leaning towards a more introspective and avant-garde style, reflective of his evolving artistry in his later career. Notably, during this period, Iggy emphasized a more spoken-word approach in his lyrics, showcasing his unyielding creative spirit even after decades in the music industry. The Maida Vale session also highlights Iggy's continuing relevance in contemporary music, as he performed for a modern audience while engaging in an interview that further connected him with fans through personal insights and reflections.
Iggy Pop Live at Maida Vale Studios - Full Concert and Interview
Maida Vale Studios
London, United Kingdom
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In the live performance at Maida Vale Studios, Iggy Pop showcased tracks from his 18th studio album, "Free," which was released in 2019. At this stage... Read Full Description >
In the live performance at Maida Vale Studios, Iggy Pop showcased tracks from his 18th studio album, "Free," which was released in 2019. At this stage in his career, Iggy Pop was embracing a more reflective musical approach, blending elements of spoken word and minimalistic instrumentation, showcasing his evolution as an artist. This performance marked a significant milestone, as it was his first-ever visit to the iconic BBC studio, further highlighting his legendary status in rock music. Additionally, the live set included classic tracks, underscoring his enduring influence and connection to his foundational work in punk rock. Iggy's candidness during the interview segment also revealed insights into his creative process and perspectives on his long-standing career in the music industry.
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