Interpol

Interpol - Live Performance of 'Slow Hands' on Later... with Jools Holland

Later... with Jools Holland

• In January 2004, when Interpol performed "Slow Hands" on "Later... with Jools Holland," the band was experiencing the height of their early career, fo... Read Full Description >

  In January 2004, when Interpol performed "Slow Hands" on "Later... with Jools Holland," the band was experiencing the height of their early career, following the release of their critically acclaimed album, "Antics." Released in September 2004, "Antics" showcased the band's distinctive post-punk revival sound and was a significant follow-up to their debut album, "Turn on the Bright Lights." The performance on Jools Holland's show was pivotal, as it provided substantial exposure to a wider audience and highlighted the band's growing popularity in the alternative rock scene. Interestingly, "Slow Hands" became a fan favorite, embodying the brooding yet melodic style that characterized Interpol’s music during this period, further solidifying their reputation as a leading force in the early 2000s rock revival. The combination of their aesthetic, sound, and live performances contributed to the lasting impact they made during this phase of their career.

Interpol - 'Evil' Live Performance at Jools Holland Concert in London

Jools Holland
London, United Kingdom

• In November 2004, Interpol was riding high on the critical acclaim generated by their second album, "Antics," which had been released just months earl... Read Full Description >

  In November 2004, Interpol was riding high on the critical acclaim generated by their second album, "Antics," which had been released just months earlier, in September. This performance of "Evil" on Jools Holland showcases the band's signature post-punk revival sound and solidifies their status as one of the leading acts emerging from the early 2000s rock scene. Interestingly, "Antics" debuted to commercial success, featuring hits like "Slow Hands" and "C'mere," which helped broaden their audience considerably. This live rendition exemplifies the tight musicality and atmospheric vibes that characterized Interpol's work during this prolific era, as they began to transition from indie darlings to mainstream recognition. The timing of this performance also coincides with the band's extensive touring schedule, further consolidating their reputation as a formidable live act.