Live Performances by Mazzy Star
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In January 1993, when Mazzy Star performed "Blue Light" live on MTV, they were riding the wave of success from their 1993 album, *So Tonight That I Mi... Read Full Description >
In January 1993, when Mazzy Star performed "Blue Light" live on MTV, they were riding the wave of success from their 1993 album, *So Tonight That I Might See*. This album included hits like "Fade Into You," which significantly boosted their popularity and showcased their signature blend of dream pop and alternative rock. At this point in their career, the band was achieving greater mainstream recognition, capitalizing on the atmospheric soundscapes and haunting vocals of Hope Sandoval. The performance captured the duo’s engaging stage presence and deep musicality, marking a pivotal moment in their trajectory. Though Mazzy Star is often associated with a more understated approach to promotion, their appearance on MTV during this era emphasized their growing influence in the music scene of the early '90s, coinciding with the rise of alternative music in mainstream culture.
Mazzy Star Acoustic Performance of 'Fade Into You' at MTV Studio
MTV Studio
New York, NY, United States
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In January 1994, during the live acoustic performance at MTV Studios in New York, Mazzy Star was experiencing significant acclaim following the releas... Read Full Description >
In January 1994, during the live acoustic performance at MTV Studios in New York, Mazzy Star was experiencing significant acclaim following the release of their album "So Tonight That I Might See." This album, which came out in late 1993, features their most famous single, "Fade Into You," which the band performed in this live session. The song has since become emblematic of the band's dreamy, melancholic sound and showcases vocalist Hope Sandoval's hauntingly beautiful voice complemented by David Roback’s ethereal instrumentation. At this point in their career, Mazzy Star was solidifying their place in the alternative rock scene, gaining popularity and critical recognition. The MTV performance further highlighted their distinctive style and helped propel the single into wider recognition, influencing various artists in the years to follow.
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In January 1994, when Mazzy Star performed "Halah" and "Ghost Highway" at ABC In Concert, they were experiencing a period of significant acclaim follo... Read Full Description >
In January 1994, when Mazzy Star performed "Halah" and "Ghost Highway" at ABC In Concert, they were experiencing a period of significant acclaim following the release of their second album, "So Tonight That I Might See," which came out in 1993. The album featured their hit single "Fade Into You," which gained substantial radio play and helped solidify their status in the alternative rock scene. This performance is notable not only for its live rendition of fan-favorite tracks but also as a representation of the band's ethereal sound and dreamy aesthetic that characterized their music. At this point in their career, Mazzy Star was enjoying commercial success and critical recognition, making their live shows highly anticipated events for fans. The 1994 live session captures the band at a pivotal moment, showcasing their atmospheric style amidst their burgeoning popularity.
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In January 1994, when Mazzy Star performed "Blue Flower" on Jools Holland, they were riding the wave of success from their critically acclaimed second... Read Full Description >
In January 1994, when Mazzy Star performed "Blue Flower" on Jools Holland, they were riding the wave of success from their critically acclaimed second album, "So Tonight That I Might See," released in 1993. This album marked a significant moment in their career, featuring the hit single "Fade Into You," which garnered considerable radio play and helped solidify their presence in the alternative rock scene of the early '90s. The band, known for their dreamy sound and ethereal vocals by lead singer Hope Sandoval, had developed a cult following with their unique blend of folk, rock, and shoegaze. This performance showcased their artistic evolution and highlighted their ability to translate the haunting quality of their studio recordings to a live setting. Overall, this era was pivotal, as it set the stage for their later releases and established Mazzy Star as influential figures in the music landscape of the time.
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In January 1994, when Mazzy Star performed "Bells Ring" live, they were riding the wave of their burgeoning success following the release of their sec... Read Full Description >
In January 1994, when Mazzy Star performed "Bells Ring" live, they were riding the wave of their burgeoning success following the release of their second studio album, "So Tonight That I Might See," which had debuted in 1993. This album included their hit single "Fade Into You," which helped propel the band into the spotlight and solidified their signature sound—a blend of dream pop and folk-rock characterized by ethereal vocals and atmospheric instrumentation. The live performance captures the essence of Mazzy Star's haunting melodies and introspective lyrics, offering a glimpse into their atmospheric stage presence. Notably, "So Tonight That I Might See" marked a significant moment in their career, allowing them to cultivate a dedicated fanbase and leading to their continued influence in the alternative music scene. The performance on "The Beat" showcases the band's ability to translate their studio sound into a captivating live experience.
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In April 1994, when the live performance of "Fade Into You" was recorded, Mazzy Star was in the midst of significant critical acclaim following the re... Read Full Description >
In April 1994, when the live performance of "Fade Into You" was recorded, Mazzy Star was in the midst of significant critical acclaim following the release of their second album, *So Tonight That I Might See*. Released in 1993, this album marked the peak of their commercial success, featuring the hauntingly beautiful track "Fade Into You," which would later become one of their most iconic songs. The duo of vocalist Hope Sandoval and guitarist David Roback was praised for their ethereal sound that blended dream pop and folk elements. Notably, the song's poignant lyrics and Sandoval's mesmerizing vocal delivery captured a sense of longing that resonated widely, propelling the band into the spotlight. At this point in their career, Mazzy Star had established a unique identity in the music scene, characterized by a blend of melancholy and mystique, which was showcased effectively in their live performances during this era.
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On May 22, 1994, Mazzy Star performed "Bells Ring" live, a time when they were transitioning between their critically acclaimed albums. Their previous... Read Full Description >
On May 22, 1994, Mazzy Star performed "Bells Ring" live, a time when they were transitioning between their critically acclaimed albums. Their previous studio album, "So Tonight That I Might See," had been released in 1993, featuring the hit single "Fade Into You," which had brought them substantial acclaim and a growing fanbase. The live performance captured during this period showcases the band’s ethereal sound and the signature haunting vocals of Hope Sandoval, highlighting the band's atmospheric style that blends alternative rock with dream pop. Following the live recording, Mazzy Star would take several years before releasing their next album, "Among My Swan," in 1996, marking a notable evolution in their sound. This live version of "Bells Ring" offers insight into their creative prowess at a moment when they were establishing themselves as a unique entity in the indie music scene.
Mazzy Star - Fade Into You (Live on MTV's 120 Minutes, AI Remastered)
MTV's 120 Minutes
Los Angeles, CA, United States
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In May 1994, when Mazzy Star performed "Fade Into You" live on MTV's 120 Minutes, they were riding the wave of the success of their critically acclaim... Read Full Description >
In May 1994, when Mazzy Star performed "Fade Into You" live on MTV's 120 Minutes, they were riding the wave of the success of their critically acclaimed album, *So Tonight That I Might See*, released in 1993. This album marked a significant point in their career, garnering popularity and solidifying their signature dream pop sound. "Fade Into You" became one of their most iconic tracks, and its haunting melody and melancholic lyrics played a pivotal role in defining the band's ethereal style. By the time of this live performance, Mazzy Star was not only promoting the album but also establishing a strong presence in the alternative rock scene of the early '90s. Interestingly, the band's music often evokes a sense of nostalgia and introspection, which resonated deeply with audiences, helping them cultivate a devoted fanbase throughout their career. This performance on MTV, a prominent platform at the time, further showcased their unique artistry and contributed to their lasting legacy.
Mazzy Star Performs 'Fade Into You' Live on Later... with Jools Holland
Later.......with Jools Holland
London, UK, United Kingdom
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In July 1994, when Mazzy Star performed "Fade Into You" live on "Later.......with Jools Holland," the band was experiencing significant acclaim follow... Read Full Description >
In July 1994, when Mazzy Star performed "Fade Into You" live on "Later.......with Jools Holland," the band was experiencing significant acclaim following the release of their acclaimed second album, "So Tonight That I Might See," which came out in 1993. This album featured the hit single "Fade Into You," which ultimately became their most recognized song and contributed to their distinctive dreamy sound that merged elements of folk and psychedelic rock. The performance was notable for capturing the ethereal presence of lead singer Hope Sandoval, whose haunting vocals complemented the band’s atmospheric instrumentals. At this time, Mazzy Star was solidifying their status in the alternative rock scene, known for their unique blend of melancholic melodies and introspective lyrics, which resonated with a growing audience drawn to their distinctive sound.
Live Performance of 'Blue Flower' by Mazzy Star on Later... with Jools Holland
Later... with Jools Holland
London, United Kingdom
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On July 9, 1994, Mazzy Star performed "Blue Flower" on the show "Later... with Jools Holland," a notable live recording during a significant period in... Read Full Description >
On July 9, 1994, Mazzy Star performed "Blue Flower" on the show "Later... with Jools Holland," a notable live recording during a significant period in the band's career. At this time, the band had recently released their critically acclaimed album, "So Tonight That I Might See," in 1993, which featured hit singles like "Fade Into You." This album solidified their status within the alternative rock and dream pop genres, showcasing their ethereal sound and the haunting vocals of Hope Sandoval. The live performance captures the band's atmospheric quality, which was a hallmark of their music during this period. Moreover, their music style was characterized by a blend of folk, rock, and psychedelia, contributing to their cult following. This appearance on "Later..." reflects the band's rising popularity and their ability to captivate audiences with their dreamy, melancholic sound.
Mazzy Star Performance of 'Halah' and 'Bells Ring' at EMI Records, London
EMI Records
London, UK
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On August 22, 1994, Mazzy Star performed live at EMI Records in London, capturing a moment during a pivotal time in their career. At this point, the b... Read Full Description >
On August 22, 1994, Mazzy Star performed live at EMI Records in London, capturing a moment during a pivotal time in their career. At this point, the band had recently released their third studio album, "Among My Swan," in 1996, which followed their acclaimed 1993 release, "So Tonight That I Might See." This live performance featured the hauntingly beautiful tracks "Halah" and "Bells Ring," highlighting the duo's signature dream pop sound led by the ethereal vocals of Hope Sandoval and the atmospheric instrumentation of David Roback. Interestingly, this performance took place in a unique location—on the rooftops of EMI Records—showcasing the band's distinctive blend of intimacy and spaciousness that characterized their work during this era. The broadcast on "The Beat" allowed fans to connect with the band in an authentic setting, further solidifying their status in the alternative music scene of the 1990s.
Mazzy Star - Ride It On Live Performance at Shoreline Amphitheatre
Shoreline Amphitheatre
Mountain View, CA, United States
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In October 1994, during the live recording at the Shoreline Amphitheatre, Mazzy Star was in a pivotal moment of their career, having recently released... Read Full Description >
In October 1994, during the live recording at the Shoreline Amphitheatre, Mazzy Star was in a pivotal moment of their career, having recently released their critically acclaimed album "So Tonight That I Might See" in 1993. This album featured notable tracks like "Fade Into You," which brought them significant commercial success and established their dreamy, ethereal sound. Following the success of this album, the live performance showcased the band’s unique blend of alternative rock and shoegaze influences, captivating audiences with Hope Sandoval's haunting vocals and David Roback's lush instrumentation. This period marked their rise to prominence, as they were becoming increasingly recognized in the music scene, yet they would still maintain a mystique that characterized much of their work. The Shoreline Amphitheatre concert is a testament to their growth as performers, combining both their introspective songs and a larger stage presence.
Mazzy Star - Fade Into You Live Performance at Shoreline Amphitheatre
Shoreline Amphitheatre
Mountain View, CA, United States
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On October 2, 1994, Mazzy Star performed at the Shoreline Amphitheatre, showcasing their ethereal sound during a time of significant momentum in their... Read Full Description >
On October 2, 1994, Mazzy Star performed at the Shoreline Amphitheatre, showcasing their ethereal sound during a time of significant momentum in their career. This performance occurred shortly after the release of their critically acclaimed album *So Tonight That I Might See*, which came out in 1993 and featured the iconic single "Fade Into You." This album solidified their status in the alternative rock scene and is often considered their magnum opus. By 1994, Mazzy Star was riding the wave of this success, captivating audiences with their combination of dream pop, folk, and psychedelia. The song "Fade Into You" has continued to resonate with audiences over the years, contributing to the band’s enduring legacy. This live recording captures the intimate and haunting atmosphere that defined their performances, further enriching the narrative of their unique musical journey.
Mazzy Star: Live Performance of 'Flowers In December' at Shoreline Amphitheatre
Shoreline Amphitheatre
Mountain View, CA, United States
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On October 2, 1994, when Mazzy Star performed at the Shoreline Amphitheatre, the band was riding the success of their third studio album, "So Tonight ... Read Full Description >
On October 2, 1994, when Mazzy Star performed at the Shoreline Amphitheatre, the band was riding the success of their third studio album, "So Tonight That I Might See," which had been released earlier that same year. This album featured their hit single "Fade Into You," which played a crucial role in amplifying their presence in the alternative rock scene. The performance highlighted their ethereal sound and distinct blend of dream pop and folk, characteristics that defined their artistic identity. Notably, Mazzy Star's lead vocalist, Hope Sandoval, was recognized for her hauntingly beautiful voice, which captivated audiences both in studio recordings and during live shows. The 1994 concert not only showcased the band’s musical prowess but also reflected a period of creative vitality just as they were gaining mainstream attention, making it a pivotal moment in their career trajectory.
Mazzy Star - Hallah Live Performance at Shoreline Amphitheatre
Shoreline Amphitheatre
Mountain View, CA, United States
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On October 2, 1994, Mazzy Star was in the midst of their career following the release of their second studio album, "So Tonight That I Might See," whi... Read Full Description >
On October 2, 1994, Mazzy Star was in the midst of their career following the release of their second studio album, "So Tonight That I Might See," which came out in 1993. This album features some of their most well-known tracks, including "Fade Into You," which helped to solidify the band's signature dream pop and alternative rock sound. The live recording from the Shoreline Amphitheatre captures the band's ethereal atmosphere and intimate performance style, characteristic of their appeal during this period. Notably, Mazzy Star's music was distinguished by the haunting vocals of Hope Sandoval and the atmospheric guitar work of David Roback. The 1994 concert showcased their growing fanbase and marked a pivotal moment for the group as they were enjoying increased popularity and critical acclaim, largely owing to the success of their prior album’s singles.
Mazzy Star Full Concert - Songs Include Halah, Ride It On, and More
Shoreline Amphitheatre
Mountain View, CA, United States
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On October 2, 1994, Mazzy Star performed a live concert at the Shoreline Amphitheatre, a significant moment in their career during the promotion of th... Read Full Description >
On October 2, 1994, Mazzy Star performed a live concert at the Shoreline Amphitheatre, a significant moment in their career during the promotion of their third studio album, "Among My Swan," released later that year in October. The band had gained momentum following the success of their previous album, "So Tonight That I Might See" (1993), which featured the iconic single "Fade Into You." This track had propelled them into the mainstream, and the live recording captures a moment when they were riding high on that success. The concert features several songs that highlight their ethereal sound, including "Halah," "Ride It on," and "Flowers in December," showcasing the distinct blend of dream pop and alternative rock that defines their style. Interestingly, the band’s fluid, enigmatic performances, often characterized by Hope Sandoval's haunting vocals and David Roback’s atmospheric guitar work, continued to captivate audiences during this era, solidifying their legacy in the music indust
Mazzy Star - Full Concert Featuring 'Bells Ring' and 'Ride It On'
MusiquePlus
Montreal, Canada
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On October 28, 1994, Mazzy Star was in the midst of a significant moment in their career, having just released their third studio album, "So Tonight T... Read Full Description >
On October 28, 1994, Mazzy Star was in the midst of a significant moment in their career, having just released their third studio album, "So Tonight That I Might See," in 1993. This album featured the iconic single "Fade Into You," which became one of their most recognized songs, solidifying the band's presence in the alternative music scene. By the time of the live performance and interview at MusiquePlus in Montreal, Mazzy Star was enjoying the quiet success of this album, which had received critical acclaim for its dreamy soundscapes and haunting melodies. The performance featured "Bells Ring" and "Ride It On," showcasing their ethereal style. Additionally, the band's blend of folk and rock elements was a defining characteristic of the 1990s alternative music movement, and this live appearance helped further elevate their profile during that era.
Mazzy Star - Ride It On (Live Acoustic at MusiquePlus, AI Remastered)
MusiquePlus
Montreal, Canada
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On October 28, 1994, Mazzy Star performed "Ride It On" live in an acoustic set at MusiquePlus in Montreal. By this time, the band was riding the wave ... Read Full Description >
On October 28, 1994, Mazzy Star performed "Ride It On" live in an acoustic set at MusiquePlus in Montreal. By this time, the band was riding the wave of their increasing popularity following the 1993 release of their second studio album, *So Tonight That I Might See*, which featured the hit single "Fade Into You." This album was crucial in defining their dreamy sound and solidifying their place in alternative rock. *She Hangs Brightly*, their debut album released in 1990, established the band's ethereal style but didn't achieve the commercial success that followed with their sophomore effort. By the time of this live performance, Mazzy Star had transitioned from their earlier days, now experiencing a budding recognition that would culminate in a dedicated fanbase and further projects in the years to come. The MusiquePlus performance showcases their signature blend of haunting melodies and introspective lyrics, capturing the essence of their artistic evolution.
Mazzy Star - Halah Live Performance (1994) at Metro, Chicago - AI Remastered
Metro
Chicago, IL, USA
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In November 1994, when Mazzy Star performed "Halah" live at the Metro in Chicago, they were in the midst of promoting their second studio album, "So T... Read Full Description >
In November 1994, when Mazzy Star performed "Halah" live at the Metro in Chicago, they were in the midst of promoting their second studio album, "So Tonight That I Might See," which was released in 1993. This album included some of the band's most iconic tracks, contributing to their emerging reputation within the dream pop and alternative rock scenes. "So Tonight That I Might See" featured the hit single "Fade Into You," which would later become synonymous with Mazzy Star's ethereal sound. The live performance captured in the video reflects the band's hauntingly beautiful aesthetic, characterized by Hope Sandoval's mesmerizing vocals and David Roback's lush instrumentals. Interestingly, the recording aired on ABC TV, offering a glimpse into Mazzy Star's live presence during a period of significant artistic growth and recognition, solidifying their status as influential figures in the early '90s music landscape.
Mazzy Star - Ghost Highway Live Performance in Chicago, 1994 (AI Remastered)
Metro
Chicago, IL, USA
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In November 1994, during the "So Tonight That I Might See" tour, Mazzy Star performed at the Metro in Chicago, showcasing their ethereal sound that ha... Read Full Description >
In November 1994, during the "So Tonight That I Might See" tour, Mazzy Star performed at the Metro in Chicago, showcasing their ethereal sound that had garnered them a devoted following. By this time, the band had already released their second album, "So Tonight That I Might See," in 1993, which included the hit single "Fade Into You," helping to solidify their place in the alternative music scene. The live recording of "Ghost Highway," a track from their debut album "She Hangs Brightly," demonstrates the band’s unique blend of dreamy pop and dark, moody rock. Notably, Mazzy Star's music is characterized by the haunting vocals of Hope Sandoval and the intricate guitar work of David Roback, both of which contribute significantly to the atmospheric quality of their live performances. This period marked a peak in their visibility, leading to increased attention from both fans and the media, owing to their mesmerizing live shows and distinctive sound.
Mazzy Star - 'Flowers in December' Live at T in The Park, Scotland
T in The Park
Strathclyde, Scotland
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On July 13, 1996, Mazzy Star performed live at T in The Park in Scotland, a time when the band was riding the wave of their ethereal sound and melanch... Read Full Description >
On July 13, 1996, Mazzy Star performed live at T in The Park in Scotland, a time when the band was riding the wave of their ethereal sound and melancholic themes. This performance took place during a period marked by the release of their third studio album, "Among My Swan," which came out in 1996. Notably, "Among My Swan" featured the haunting single "Flowers in December," which beautifully aligns with the live performance being showcased in the recording. This era was significant for Mazzy Star as they were gradually gaining a devoted fanbase due to their lush, dream-pop style, distinctly characterized by Hope Sandoval's ethereal vocals and David Roback's atmospheric instrumentation. The live recording captures the band in their prime, further exemplifying their ability to evoke emotion and introspection through their music.
Mazzy Star - Flowers in December Live Performance on 2 Meter Sessions
2 Meter Sessions
Utrecht, NL, Netherlands
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Mazzy Star performed "Flowers in December" during the "2 Meter Sessies" live recording on November 6, 1996, shortly after the release of their third s... Read Full Description >
Mazzy Star performed "Flowers in December" during the "2 Meter Sessies" live recording on November 6, 1996, shortly after the release of their third studio album, "Among My Swan." This album, which debuted on October 1, 1996, marked a significant period for the band, showcasing their signature blend of dream pop and alternative rock that solidified their cult following. The track "Flowers in December" embodies the haunting, ethereal sound that the band is known for and exemplifies lead vocalist Hope Sandoval's distinct and evocative vocal style. Notably, "Among My Swan" received critical acclaim but did not achieve the commercial success of their earlier work, such as the hit "Fade Into You." This performance, captured in a stripped-down, intimate setting, reflects the melancholic themes present in their music at that time, and it highlights Mazzy Star's ability to connect with audiences through their poignant and atmospheric sound.
Mazzy Star Live at Supper Club, NYC - Full Concert (15 Songs)
Supper Club
New York, NY, United States
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On December 1, 1996, Mazzy Star performed a live show at the Supper Club in New York City, shortly after the release of their third studio album, "Amo... Read Full Description >
On December 1, 1996, Mazzy Star performed a live show at the Supper Club in New York City, shortly after the release of their third studio album, "Among My Swan," which came out in October 1996. This album marked a period of artistic maturity for the band, showcasing their signature blend of dream pop and folk rock, with haunting melodies and ethereal vocals by lead singer Hope Sandoval. The live recording features a full set of 15 songs that highlight their atmospheric sound, further solidifying their cult status during this era. Interestingly, despite their critically acclaimed work, Mazzy Star remained somewhat elusive in the public eye, with the band choosing to maintain a low profile and focusing on the musical experience rather than commercial success. The performance underscores their enduring influence and the strong emotional resonance of tracks like "Fade Into You" from earlier albums while also presenting newer material from "Among My Swan."
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In December 1996, when Mazzy Star made an appearance on Matt Pinfield's 120, the band was experiencing a period of relative quiet following the releas... Read Full Description >
In December 1996, when Mazzy Star made an appearance on Matt Pinfield's 120, the band was experiencing a period of relative quiet following the release of their critically acclaimed album, "So Tonight That I Might See" in 1993. This album featured their iconic single "Fade Into You," which significantly bolstered their popularity and established them as a leading figure in the alternative rock scene. Prior to the 1996 recording, the band had not released new material since the 1995 EP, "Among My Swan," which showcased their signature blend of dreamy melodies and introspective lyrics. Although the band had not been active in releasing a full studio album around this time, the live recording serves as a reminder of their influence and the strong fanbase they cultivated, particularly during the mid-'90s. Interestingly, Hope Sandoval's connection to William Reid of The Jesus and Mary Chain illustrates the intertwined nature of the shoegaze and alternative music scenes during this era.
Mazzy Star - Full Concert at Primavera Fest, Barcelona, featuring 'Fade Into You'
Parc del Forum
Barcelona, Spain
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In 2012, when Mazzy Star performed at Primavera Fest in Barcelona, they were experiencing a resurgence after a long hiatus since their last studio alb... Read Full Description >
In 2012, when Mazzy Star performed at Primavera Fest in Barcelona, they were experiencing a resurgence after a long hiatus since their last studio album, "Among My Swan," released in 1996. The band had reunited, leading to the release of "Seasons of Your Day" in 2013, after a 17-year gap. This live performance showcased their ethereal sound and intimate atmosphere, characteristic of their earlier work, and marked a significant moment in their comeback. Notably, the band’s blend of dream pop and alternative rock continues to resonate with audiences, exemplified by their enduring hit "Fade Into You." The performance at Primavera Fest not only confirmed their established status in the music scene but also highlighted their evolving narrative as they introduced new material post-reunion, further enriching their legacy.
Mazzy Star Full Concert at Primavera Fest, Spain - Pro-shot Video
Parc del Forum
Barcelona, Spain
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Mazzy Star, after a long hiatus, released their fourth studio album, "Seasons of Your Day," in 2013, which came nearly two decades after their previou... Read Full Description >
Mazzy Star, after a long hiatus, released their fourth studio album, "Seasons of Your Day," in 2013, which came nearly two decades after their previous album, "Among My Swan" (1996). By the time of the live recording at the Primavera Festival in Spain in 2012, the band was experiencing a revival in their popularity, influenced by the enduring appeal of their classic tracks like "Fade Into You." This performance marked a significant moment for the band as it showcased their return to the live music scene and introduced new material. Notably, the ethereal sound and atmospheric quality that characterized their earlier work were still evident, making the show a nostalgic trip for long-time fans while also captivating newer audiences. The band maintained the hauntingly beautiful essence that they were known for, reaffirming their place in the alternative music landscape.
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Mazzy Star, known for their ethereal sound blending alternative rock and dream pop, was enjoying a resurgence of interest around the time of the live ... Read Full Description >
Mazzy Star, known for their ethereal sound blending alternative rock and dream pop, was enjoying a resurgence of interest around the time of the live recording of "Fade Into You." The song was originally released on their 1993 album, "So Tonight That I Might See," which is perhaps their most iconic work, helping to cement their status in the music scene. By the time of the live performance likely captured in the video, the band had released "Among My Swan" in 1996, showcasing their signature melancholy and haunting melodies. Interestingly, despite their critical acclaim and cult following, Mazzy Star maintained a relatively low profile in the years following their initial success, only returning to the studio for new material after a prolonged hiatus. Their sound and aesthetic, notably in tracks like "Fade Into You," continue to influence a range of contemporary artists, illustrating their lasting impact on the music landscape.
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Mazzy Star reached a significant point in their career with the release of their 1993 album "So Tonight That I Might See," which featured the iconic t... Read Full Description >
Mazzy Star reached a significant point in their career with the release of their 1993 album "So Tonight That I Might See," which featured the iconic track "Fade Into You." This album followed their earlier work, "She Hangs Brightly," and marked a critical moment in their evolution, solidifying their unique blend of dreamy folk and alternative rock. "Fade Into You" became one of the band's most enduring songs, contributing to the band's rising popularity in the early '90s, which coincided with the emergence of alternative music on mainstream radio. The band's ethereal sound and haunting lyrics were characterized by David Roback's production and Hope Sandoval's distinctive vocals, creating a soundscape that resonated deeply with listeners. The live recordings from this period capture the essence of their atmospheric live performances, which often left audiences entranced, further cementing their status as influential figures in the music scene of that era.
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In the 1990s, Mazzy Star was at a significant point in their career, particularly during the live performance showcased in the MTV recording. At that ... Read Full Description >
In the 1990s, Mazzy Star was at a significant point in their career, particularly during the live performance showcased in the MTV recording. At that time, they had just released their second studio album, "So Tonight That I Might See," in 1993, which featured the band's well-known hit "Fade Into You." This album helped solidify their status in the alternative rock and dream pop scenes, characterized by haunting melodies and ethereal vocals from frontwoman Hope Sandoval. The MTV live setlist includes tracks like "Into Dust" and "Ghost Highway," both reflective of the band's signature sound that blends melancholic lyrics with lush instrumentation. An interesting aspect of Mazzy Star is their distinctive ability to blend folk influences with a contemporary alternative aesthetic, which resonated deeply with the 90s music landscape, further contributing to their cult following.
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During the live recording of "Fade Into You" and "Blue Flower" on "Later with Jools," Mazzy Star was experiencing a notable phase in their career foll... Read Full Description >
During the live recording of "Fade Into You" and "Blue Flower" on "Later with Jools," Mazzy Star was experiencing a notable phase in their career following the release of their critically acclaimed album, "So Tonight That I Might See," in 1993. This album marked a significant point for the band, featuring the iconic single "Fade Into You," which helped cement their presence in the alternative rock landscape of the early '90s. At this time, the band's ethereal sound, characterized by Hope Sandoval's haunting vocals and David Roback's lush instrumentals, was gaining considerable attention. The performance on Jools Holland’s show exemplified Mazzy Star's signature style and showcased their ability to create an intimate atmosphere live, which resonated deeply with audiences. It's also noteworthy that after a hiatus, the band reunited in the early 2000s, further solidifying their legacy and influence in the indie music scene.
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Mazzy Star performed "Fade Into You" live on "Late Night with Conan O'Brien," showcasing their signature dream pop sound. This performance occurred du... Read Full Description >
Mazzy Star performed "Fade Into You" live on "Late Night with Conan O'Brien," showcasing their signature dream pop sound. This performance occurred during a pivotal moment in their career, as it was soon after the release of their critically acclaimed album "So Tonight That I Might See" in 1993, which featured the hit single "Fade Into You." The album solidified their place in the music scene, blending melancholic melodies with haunting lyrics. Interestingly, Mazzy Star, formed by vocalist Hope Sandoval and guitarist David Roback, had a distinct aesthetic that combined elements of psychedelic and alternative rock, which contributed to their cult following. The live recording captures their ethereal sound and Sandoval's captivating stage presence, emphasizing the band's unique ability to evoke a deep emotional resonance during live performances, a hallmark of their artistic identity.
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Mazzy Star - Fade Into You - 10/2/1994 - Shoreline Amphitheatre
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Mazzy Star - Flowers in December (Live on 2 Meter Sessions)
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Mazzy Star - Fade Into You (Live)
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Mazzy Star - Fade Into You (LIVE)
Later.......with Jools Holland July 9, 1994 -
Mazzy Star - Fade Into You (Lyrics)
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Mazzy Star - Blue Flower
Later... with Jools Holland July 9, 1994 -
Mazzy Star - Flowers In December - 10/2/1994 - Shoreline Amphitheatre
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Mazzy Star - Bells Ring (live)
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Mazzy Star - Fade Into You (Jools Holland 1994)
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Mazzy Star Blue Flower Live Jools Holland 1994
Jools Holland January 1, 1994