Live Performances by PJ Harvey
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In January 1992, when the live recording of "Man-Size/Water" was captured, PJ Harvey was at a significant point in her career following the release of... Read Full Description >
In January 1992, when the live recording of "Man-Size/Water" was captured, PJ Harvey was at a significant point in her career following the release of her debut album, "Dry," which came out in 1992. This album marked her breakout into the music scene, showcasing her unique sound that blended elements of rock and alternative music with deeply personal and often provocative lyrics. The live performance from 1992 reflects her raw energy and emerging stage presence, capturing the essence of an artist who was quickly gaining recognition. Notably, PJ Harvey received praise for her powerful vocals and innovative songwriting, which would dominate her subsequent works. By this time, she was establishing herself as a distinctive voice in the alternative music landscape, setting the stage for her evolution in the years to follow.
PJ Harvey Performs 'Sheela-na-gig' at Reading Festival
Reading Festival
Reading, England, United Kingdom
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On August 28, 1992, PJ Harvey performed “Sheela-na-gig” at the Reading Festival, showcasing material from her debut album, *Dry*, which had been r... Read Full Description >
On August 28, 1992, PJ Harvey performed “Sheela-na-gig” at the Reading Festival, showcasing material from her debut album, *Dry*, which had been released earlier that same year. This live recording coincided with a significant period in her career as it marked the initial wave of her rise to fame within the alternative rock scene. *Dry* was critically acclaimed and showcased Harvey's distinctive blend of raw emotion and powerful songwriting, earning her a dedicated following. Notably, the festival performance highlighted Harvey's intense stage presence and unique vocal style, which would become defining features of her artistry. Additionally, this period was characterized by her exploration of themes related to femininity and sexuality, which she skillfully conveyed in her lyrics and performances, setting the stage for her future evolution as an artist.
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In January 1993, PJ Harvey was still riding the wave of critical acclaim from her second studio album, "Rid of Me," which was released in April 1993. ... Read Full Description >
In January 1993, PJ Harvey was still riding the wave of critical acclaim from her second studio album, "Rid of Me," which was released in April 1993. The live performance on "The Tonight Show with Jay Leno" showcased not only her raw vocal power but also her edgy guitar work and intense stage presence, elements that defined her artistic identity at the time. This era was pivotal for Harvey, as "Rid of Me" is often celebrated for its bold approach and emotional depth, marking her as a distinctive voice in alternative rock. Notably, during this period, she was also gaining significant recognition, with the album being produced by Steve Albini, known for his raw recording style and influence on grunge and punk music. This performance helped to solidify her reputation and introduce her music to a broader audience.
Live Performance of 'Rid of Me' by PJ Harvey at Metro, Chicago
Metro
Chicago, IL, United States
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On July 1, 1993, PJ Harvey performed at the Metro in Chicago while promoting her album "Rid of Me," which was released in the same year. This live rec... Read Full Description >
On July 1, 1993, PJ Harvey performed at the Metro in Chicago while promoting her album "Rid of Me," which was released in the same year. This live recording captures a pivotal moment in her career, as "Rid of Me" marked her emergence as a significant figure in the alternative rock scene and showcased her raw, powerful sound and lyrical intensity. The album was produced by Steve Albini, known for his work with other influential bands, and was noted for its unrelenting energy and emotional depth. At this time, PJ Harvey was gaining critical acclaim and building a dedicated fanbase, solidifying her identity as an innovative artist unafraid to confront difficult themes in her music. The live performance of "Rid of Me" exemplifies her fierce stage presence and artistic vision during a transformative period in her career.
PJ Harvey & Björk Perform '(I Can't Get No) Satisfaction' Cover at BRIT Awards
BRIT Awards
London, United Kingdom
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In January 1995, PJ Harvey was riding the wave of success following the release of her critically acclaimed album "To Bring You My Love," which had co... Read Full Description >
In January 1995, PJ Harvey was riding the wave of success following the release of her critically acclaimed album "To Bring You My Love," which had come out in the previous year, 1994. This album marked a significant evolution in her sound, showcasing a blend of rock, blues, and experimental elements that propelled her into wider recognition. The live performance of "Working for the Man" and "Goodnight" presented in the video captures Harvey at a pivotal moment in her career, as she was transitioning from the raw, garage rock sound of her earlier work to more complex and atmospheric compositions. Interestingly, she was only in her early thirties at this point, already regarded as an influential figure in the alternative music scene, noted for her powerful vocals and poetic lyricism. This period also solidified her reputation for captivating live performances, a hallmark of her artistic identity.
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On May 20, 1995, PJ Harvey performed "Send His Love, Down By The Water" on the television show "Later with Jools Holland." At this point in her career... Read Full Description >
On May 20, 1995, PJ Harvey performed "Send His Love, Down By The Water" on the television show "Later with Jools Holland." At this point in her career, she had recently released her critically acclaimed album "To Bring You My Love" in March of the same year. This album marked a significant evolution in her sound, showcasing a more theatrical and darker approach, which was a departure from her earlier work. During this period, PJ Harvey was gaining widespread recognition for her unique blend of rock, alternative, and folk influences. Notably, "To Bring You My Love" included themes of desire and heartbreak, and the production featured rich instrumentation and haunting vocal performances. Her performance on Jools Holland's show highlighted her dynamic stage presence and the impactful delivery of her music, further solidifying her status as a prominent figure in the 1990s music scene.
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In January 1998, during the period surrounding the release of her critically acclaimed album "Is This Desire?" (1998), PJ Harvey performed "A Perfect ... Read Full Description >
In January 1998, during the period surrounding the release of her critically acclaimed album "Is This Desire?" (1998), PJ Harvey performed "A Perfect Day Elise" on "The Tonight Show with Jay Leno." This album marked a significant evolution in her sound, incorporating more atmospheric elements and a shift towards a more introspective and haunting style compared to her earlier works. "Is This Desire?" was also notable for its exploration of complex themes such as desire, loss, and identity. During this time, Harvey was gaining substantial recognition for her distinctive voice and lyrical prowess, establishing her as a unique figure in alternative rock. This performance captured her raw energy and vocal intensity, showcasing her ability to blend emotional depth with compelling stage presence, solidifying her status as a leading artist of the late '90s. The appearance on Leno also demonstrated her growing crossover appeal to a broader audience.
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In August 1998, during her performance at the Bizarre Festival in Cologne, Germany, PJ Harvey was significantly immersed in a transitional phase of he... Read Full Description >
In August 1998, during her performance at the Bizarre Festival in Cologne, Germany, PJ Harvey was significantly immersed in a transitional phase of her career, following the release of her critically acclaimed album *Is This Desire?*. Released in 1998, the album showcased her evolving sound and deeper exploration of themes such as desire, identity, and emotion. Notably, at this festival, she performed songs from this album alongside collaborations with John Parish, indicating her willingness to mix her solo work with collaborative projects. This performance came on the heels of her rising prominence in the alternative rock scene, and she was recognized for her distinctive voice and innovative songwriting. This live recording showcases her raw energy and emotional delivery during a crucial period when she was establishing herself as one of the leading figures in music, experimenting with sound and lyrical content that would define her unique artistry.
Live Performance of 'Rid of Me' by PJ Harvey at Werchter Festival
Werchter Festival
Belgium
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In 2001, during the live performance at the Werchter Festival, PJ Harvey was amid a pivotal period in her career, promoting her critically acclaimed a... Read Full Description >
In 2001, during the live performance at the Werchter Festival, PJ Harvey was amid a pivotal period in her career, promoting her critically acclaimed album "Stories from the City, Stories from the Sea," which was released in October 2000. This album marked a significant evolution in her sound, integrating more accessible pop elements while maintaining her distinctive style. Harvey's powerful stage presence and emotive performances were well-recognized, earning her a reputation as a compelling live artist. The Werchter Festival performance featured songs from this album, demonstrating her versatility and depth as a songwriter. Notably, "Rid of Me," a track from her earlier work of the same name, reflects her continual exploration of raw emotional themes, which were a hallmark of her career. Harvey's live shows often drew significant attention, further solidifying her status in the alternative rock scene of the early 2000s.
PJ Harvey Live in Sydney - 'Rid Of Me' Performance at Olympic Park
Olympic Park
Sydney, Australia
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In January 2001, when PJ Harvey performed live at Olympic Park in Sydney, she was in the midst of promoting her critically acclaimed album, "Stories f... Read Full Description >
In January 2001, when PJ Harvey performed live at Olympic Park in Sydney, she was in the midst of promoting her critically acclaimed album, "Stories from the City, Stories from the Sea," released in late 2000. This album marked a significant moment in her career, showcasing a more polished sound while maintaining her raw emotive style. It was during this period that Harvey garnered a wider audience, earning her a Mercury Prize and further solidifying her place in alternative rock. The performance of "Rid of Me" during this live recording highlights her distinctive lyrical storytelling and powerful stage presence, as she captured the intensity and vulnerability that characterizes much of her work. This era also showcased Harvey's evolution as an artist, as she ventured into themes of love and loss amid a backdrop of innovative musical arrangements.
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In July 2001, during the live recording at the Benicàssim festival, PJ Harvey was promoting her fifth studio album, "Stories from the City, Stories f... Read Full Description >
In July 2001, during the live recording at the Benicàssim festival, PJ Harvey was promoting her fifth studio album, "Stories from the City, Stories from the Sea," which had been released just a few months earlier, in October 2000. At this stage of her career, Harvey was experiencing a resurgence in popularity, marked by critical acclaim and commercial success. "Stories from the City" showcased her evolution as an artist, blending her raw sound with more melodic structures, highlighted in the song "Big Exit," which is featured in the live performance. This period also saw Harvey's growing engagement with more mainstream audiences, particularly due to her collaborations and unique approach to songwriting. Notably, she won the Mercury Prize for this album, solidifying her status in the music industry. The live performance captures her dynamic stage presence and the emotional depth of her music, resonating especially well with the festival's international crowd.
PJ Harvey Live Performance at Reading Festival: Featuring Whores Hustle, Wicked Tongue, Losing Ground
Reading Festival
Reading, UK, United Kingdom
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In August 2001, during the Reading Festival, PJ Harvey was at a significant point in her career as she had recently released her critically acclaimed ... Read Full Description >
In August 2001, during the Reading Festival, PJ Harvey was at a significant point in her career as she had recently released her critically acclaimed album "Stories from the City, Stories from the Sea" in 2000. This album marked a peak in her popularity and artistic expression, featuring a mix of raw energy and lyrical depth that resonated with both critics and fans. The live recording from Reading captures the essence of her dynamic performances during that era, highlighting tracks like "Whores Hustle," "Wicked Tongue," and "Losing Ground." At this time, Harvey was celebrated for her unique style and perspective in a male-dominated rock landscape, and her presence at such a prominent festival solidified her status as a leading figure in alternative music. The performance not only showcases her musical talent but also reflects her continued evolution as an artist, following her earlier work that pioneered a blend of rock, punk, and poetic storytelling.
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In August 2003, when PJ Harvey performed "Dress" at the V Festival in Chelmsford, she was experiencing a pivotal moment in her career following the re... Read Full Description >
In August 2003, when PJ Harvey performed "Dress" at the V Festival in Chelmsford, she was experiencing a pivotal moment in her career following the release of her album "Stories from the City, Stories from the Sea" in 2000, which garnered widespread acclaim and earned her the Mercury Prize. By this time, she was recognized not only for her distinctive songwriting and vocal style, but also for her ability to merge rock and art genres. The live performance showcased her dynamic stage presence and the emotional depth of her music. Harvey's work during this period also reflected a growing maturity, both musically and thematically, as she explored more complex narratives and soundscapes. Additionally, this particular festival performance highlighted her connection with audiences, further establishing her status as a leading figure in the alternative rock scene.
PJ Harvey - Full Concert Live @ Les Eurockeennes, Belfort, France
Les Eurockeennes
Belfort, France
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In January 2004, PJ Harvey was at a pivotal point in her career. This performance at Les Eurockeennes came shortly after the release of her critically... Read Full Description >
In January 2004, PJ Harvey was at a pivotal point in her career. This performance at Les Eurockeennes came shortly after the release of her critically acclaimed album "Uh Huh Her," which debuted in May 2004. The album showcased her evolving sound, blending rock with more experimental elements, and it was notable for its raw energy and introspective lyrics. The live recording features several tracks from this album, including the title track "Uh Huh Her" and "The Whores Hustle and the Hustlers Whore," highlighting her dynamic stage presence and powerful vocal delivery. This period marked a transition for Harvey, reflecting her ongoing artistic growth as she moved from the more polished productions of her earlier works to a more gritty, authentic expression. The 2004 performance also underscores her commitment to live music, where she often connects deeply with her audience, reinforcing her status as a formidable and influential figure in the music landscape.
PJ Harvey Live Performance of 'Good Fortune' at Glastonbury Festival 2004
Glastonbury Festival
Glastonbury, Somerset, United Kingdom
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In 2004, during her performance of "Good Fortune" at the Glastonbury Festival, PJ Harvey was riding high on the success of her album "Stories from the... Read Full Description >
In 2004, during her performance of "Good Fortune" at the Glastonbury Festival, PJ Harvey was riding high on the success of her album "Stories from the City, Stories from the Sea," released in 2000, which had garnered critical acclaim and won the Mercury Prize. By the time of her Glastonbury performance, she had released her follow-up album, "Uh Huh Her," just weeks earlier on May 31, 2004. This album, characterized by its raw sound and introspective lyrics, represented a shift towards a more lo-fi aesthetic after the polished production of its predecessor. Interestingly, Harvey's live performance at Glastonbury showcased her dynamic stage presence and ability to engage with the audience, reinforcing her reputation as a formidable live artist, often noted for her emotional intensity and powerful vocals. This festival appearance was a pivotal moment in her career, highlighting her evolution as an artist in the early 2000s.
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In July 2004, during her performance at the Eurockéennes Festival, PJ Harvey was promoting her album "Uh Huh Her," which had been released earlier th... Read Full Description >
In July 2004, during her performance at the Eurockéennes Festival, PJ Harvey was promoting her album "Uh Huh Her," which had been released earlier that same year. "Uh Huh Her" marked a significant moment in Harvey's career as it showcased her continued evolution as an artist, featuring a rawer sound and more intimate lyrics compared to her earlier works. This album followed the critically acclaimed "Stories from the City, Stories from the Sea," which won the Mercury Prize in 2001, elevating her profile internationally. Interestingly, during this period, Harvey was known for her dynamic live performances, often incorporating a mix of new material and fan favorites, which contributed to her reputation as one of the most compelling live acts. The 2004 Eurockéennes performance is a testament to her ability to engage audiences with both her musical talent and distinct artistic presence.
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In January 2007, when PJ Harvey performed "To Bring You My Love," she was celebrating the legacy of her critically acclaimed album released in 1995, a... Read Full Description >
In January 2007, when PJ Harvey performed "To Bring You My Love," she was celebrating the legacy of her critically acclaimed album released in 1995, also titled "To Bring You My Love." This album marked a significant turn in her career, showcasing a more robust blend of blues, rock, and experimental sounds, and solidifying her status as a formidable force in alternative music. By 2007, Harvey had already gained considerable recognition, earning several awards and nominations, including the Mercury Prize. Notably, PJ Harvey is known for her dynamic live performances, and this particular recording highlights her emotive vocal delivery and commanding stage presence, which have become hallmarks of her artistry. Following this live performance, she would go on to release "White Chalk" in 2007, a stark and intimate album that continued to showcase her evolution as an artist.
PJ Harvey Live At The Sydney Festival 2012 - Full Concert
Sydney Festival
Sydney, NSW, Australia
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In January 2012, during the Sydney Festival, PJ Harvey performed a live set that showcased her status as a critically acclaimed artist and her evoluti... Read Full Description >
In January 2012, during the Sydney Festival, PJ Harvey performed a live set that showcased her status as a critically acclaimed artist and her evolution in sound. This performance occurred shortly after the release of her album "Let England Shake," which came out in February 2011 and received significant acclaim, winning the Mercury Prize that same year. This period marked a creative high for Harvey, known for her innovative blend of alternative rock and a more experimental approach, particularly in the thematic exploration of war and British identity in "Let England Shake." The live recording reflects her ability to captivate audiences with powerful lyrical content and a dynamic stage presence. Notably, Harvey was the first woman to win the Mercury Prize, highlighting her influential role in the music industry. This performance was part of a broader tour in support of her album, reinforcing her reputation as one of the most original voices in contemporary music.
PJ Harvey Live Performance of 'To Bring You My Love' at Metropolis in Montreal
Metropolis
Montreal, QC, Canada
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In the live recording from April 15, 2017, PJ Harvey was at a pivotal time in her career, having recently released her ninth studio album, "The Hope S... Read Full Description >
In the live recording from April 15, 2017, PJ Harvey was at a pivotal time in her career, having recently released her ninth studio album, "The Hope Six Demolition Project," in April 2016. This album marked a significant evolution in her sound, characterized by a more politically charged and experimental approach, aligning with her artistic shift towards incorporating themes of social commentary. During her performance at Metropolis in Montreal, she showcased "To Bring You My Love," a standout track from her third studio album, released in 1995. This live rendition highlights her enduring impact on the music scene and her ability to blend various styles while maintaining her distinct voice. Notably, "To Bring You My Love" is often regarded as a defining moment in her career, solidifying her status as a leading figure in alternative rock. Her performance in 2017 reflects both her celebrated past and her evolving artistry.
PJ Harvey Performs 'Dress' Live at Glastonbury Festival
Glastonbury Festival
Pilton, England, United Kingdom
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In June 2024, PJ Harvey performed "Dress" at the Glastonbury Festival, showcasing her continued relevance and influence in the music scene. This live ... Read Full Description >
In June 2024, PJ Harvey performed "Dress" at the Glastonbury Festival, showcasing her continued relevance and influence in the music scene. This live recording occurred after the release of her album "The Hope Six Demolition Project," which came out in April 2016. The album marked a significant return for Harvey after a five-year hiatus, receiving critical acclaim for its exploration of themes related to political and social issues. By the time of the Glastonbury performance, Harvey had solidified her reputation as an innovative and boundary-pushing artist, known for her powerful live performances and distinct sound. The choice of "Dress," a track from her earlier work, highlights her deep catalog and ability to engage with both longtime fans and new audiences at one of the world's most famous music festivals.
PJ Harvey Live @ Rock Werchter 2024 - Full Concert (Featuring Multiple Songs)
Rock Werchter
Werchter, Belgium, Belgium
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As of July 1, 2024, when PJ Harvey performed live at Rock Werchter, she likely had just released her latest album, reflecting a significant phase in h... Read Full Description >
As of July 1, 2024, when PJ Harvey performed live at Rock Werchter, she likely had just released her latest album, reflecting a significant phase in her artistic evolution. Prior to this performance, she released her critically acclaimed album "I Inside the Old Year Dying" in 2023, showcasing her continued experimentation with sound and lyrical depth. Known for her compelling live performances, Harvey often integrates themes of personal and societal reflection in her music, which is illustrated through tracks such as "The Glorious Land" and "Let England Shake." This performance highlights her ongoing ability to engage audiences with powerful storytelling and evocative melodies, further solidifying her status as a vital figure in contemporary music. Additionally, PJ Harvey's innovative approach and willingness to address complex themes have earned her numerous accolades throughout her career, enhancing the significance of this live recording.
PJ Harvey Live Performance at Gunnersbury Park - Only London Show of 2024
Gunnersbury Park
London, United Kingdom
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As of August 18, 2024, when PJ Harvey performed at Gunnersbury Park, she had recently released her album "I Inside the Old Year Dying" in 2023. This a... Read Full Description >
As of August 18, 2024, when PJ Harvey performed at Gunnersbury Park, she had recently released her album "I Inside the Old Year Dying" in 2023. This album marked her first in several years and showcased her continued evolution as an artist, blending her signature poetic lyricism with varied musical styles. In live performances such as the one at Gunnersbury Park, she not only highlights her new material but also connects deeply with her audience, emphasizing the raw emotional power she is known for. Notably, this event was part of her limited summer performances for 2024, reinforcing the exclusivity of the concert, which included other notable acts like Big Thief and Tirzah. Harvey's live artistry is renowned for its intensity and connection to the audience, making this performance a significant highlight in her career.
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At the time of the live recording at Rock en Seine on August 25, 2024, PJ Harvey had recently released her album "I Inside the Old Year Dying," which ... Read Full Description >
At the time of the live recording at Rock en Seine on August 25, 2024, PJ Harvey had recently released her album "I Inside the Old Year Dying," which has been noted for pushing the boundaries of her sound. This album, featuring a blend of experimental elements and intimate lyrical narratives, showcases Harvey’s continuous evolution as an artist. Known for her diverse musical styles and profound thematic explorations, she has consistently reinvented her approach over the years. The performance at Rock en Seine marked another pivotal moment in her career, reflecting her status as a significant figure in contemporary rock music. Additionally, PJ Harvey's knack for engaging with socio-political themes both lyrically and visually enhances her live performances, making them not just concerts but immersive experiences. This particular concert is part of her broader endeavor to challenge herself and connect with audiences on deeper emotional levels.
PJ Harvey Live Performance of 'Black Hearted Love' at Palace Theatre, St. Paul
Palace Theatre
St. Paul, MN, United States
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On October 2, 2024, PJ Harvey performed "Black Hearted Love" at the Palace Theatre in St. Paul, Minnesota. This performance occurred during a signific... Read Full Description >
On October 2, 2024, PJ Harvey performed "Black Hearted Love" at the Palace Theatre in St. Paul, Minnesota. This performance occurred during a significant phase in her career, following the release of her thirteenth studio album, "I Inside the Old Year Dying," which came out earlier that year. This album marked a triumphant return for Harvey, featuring her distinctive blend of poetic lyrics and experimental sounds. "Black Hearted Love," originally from her 2007 album "White Chalk," showcases her ability to fuse different musical styles, and its inclusion in live sets highlights the depth of her catalog. As an artist acclaimed for her powerful live performances, this concert further solidified her reputation, demonstrating the lasting impact of her work and her evolution as a multifaceted musician. The performance captured a moment of artistic reinvigoration, with fans eagerly anticipating her future projects.
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Before the live recordings featured in "PJ Harvey - Uh Huh Her Full Album (Best Live Versions)" were made, PJ Harvey released her album "Uh Huh Her" i... Read Full Description >
Before the live recordings featured in "PJ Harvey - Uh Huh Her Full Album (Best Live Versions)" were made, PJ Harvey released her album "Uh Huh Her" in 2004. This album marked a significant evolution in her sound, characterized by a blend of raw emotion and more experimental approaches to instrumentation and lyrics. During this period, Harvey was known for her powerful performances and the bold themes she often explored in her music, including gender dynamics and personal introspection. The live versions showcased in the video demonstrate her dynamic stage presence and ability to convey the intensity of her studio recordings in a live setting. Additionally, Harvey's commitment to artistic integrity is notable; she often toured extensively to promote her work, further solidifying her reputation as a compelling live performer.
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In the live recording of "Down By The Water," PJ Harvey showcases her distinct style during a pivotal moment in her career. This performance is linked... Read Full Description >
In the live recording of "Down By The Water," PJ Harvey showcases her distinct style during a pivotal moment in her career. This performance is linked to her critically acclaimed album "To Bring You My Love," released in 1995. This album marked a significant evolution in her sound, incorporating elements of blues and folk, which resonated with both fans and critics. "To Bring You My Love" is often regarded as a transformative work that solidified her status as an influential artist in the alternative music scene. During this time, Harvey was known for her powerful stage presence and emotive performances, making her live renditions particularly compelling. The song "Down By The Water" itself became one of her signature tracks, illustrating her mastery of lyrical storytelling and atmospheric composition. This period reflects a high point in her artistic journey, where she began to experiment more boldly with her music and image.
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In the live recording of "Big Exit," PJ Harvey showcases her dynamic performance style during her ascent into the spotlight in the late 1990s. This pe... Read Full Description >
In the live recording of "Big Exit," PJ Harvey showcases her dynamic performance style during her ascent into the spotlight in the late 1990s. This performance aligns with the release of her acclaimed album, "Stories from the City, Stories from the Sea," which came out in 2000. Harvey's evolving sound during this period marked a shift towards a more accessible, yet still deeply evocative style, blending rock with poetic lyrics. The album received significant critical acclaim, winning the Mercury Prize and cementing her as a quintessential figure in alternative rock. Interesting to note, during this time, Harvey was known for her powerful stage presence and emotional intensity, both of which are evident in her live performances, making them a vital aspect of her artistic identity. This recording captures Harvey at a pivotal moment when she was gaining widespread recognition and solidifying her legacy in music.
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In the live recording "PJ Harvey Full Set | From The Basement," the artist performs songs primarily from her album "White Chalk," released in 2007. Th... Read Full Description >
In the live recording "PJ Harvey Full Set | From The Basement," the artist performs songs primarily from her album "White Chalk," released in 2007. This album marked a significant artistic shift for Harvey, as it features a more subdued and introspective sound compared to her earlier, more abrasive work. The live performance showcases the haunting qualities of "White Chalk," emphasizing her use of piano and ethereal vocals. By this time in her career, PJ Harvey had already received critical acclaim and notable awards, including the Mercury Prize and Brit Awards. The recording not only highlights her evolution as a musician but also reflects her willingness to explore themes of vulnerability and personal introspection, demonstrating her continuous growth as an artist. Furthermore, "From The Basement" is known for its stripped-back, live performances, allowing Harvey's raw talent to shine through without extensive production.
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The live recording featured, "PJ Harvey Live Tour - To Bring You My Love," showcases performances from the period surrounding her critically acclaimed... Read Full Description >
The live recording featured, "PJ Harvey Live Tour - To Bring You My Love," showcases performances from the period surrounding her critically acclaimed album "To Bring You My Love," released in 1995. This album marked a significant shift in Harvey's sound, incorporating more experimental styles and lyrical depth, ultimately leading her to a broader audience and establishing her as a key figure in alternative rock. The tour undoubtedly highlighted her evolving artistic vision, as evidenced by the setlist which includes standout tracks like "Down by the Water" and "C'mon Billy." An interesting fact about this era is that "To Bring You My Love" was nominated for the Mercury Prize and solidified Harvey's reputation for her powerful stage presence and distinctive voice during performances. Additionally, the album's themes of love, loss, and desire resonate throughout the live show, indicating a pivotal moment in her career where she began to define her unique artistic identity.
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PJ Harvey - Dress - HD Live (V Festival 2003)
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PJ Harvey - Rid Of Me - Live 2001 HD
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PJ Harvey & Björk cover the Rolling Stones' "(I Can't Get No) Satisfaction" at the BRIT Awards 1994
BRIT Awards February 15, 1994 -
PJ Harvey Full Set | From The Basement
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PJ HARVEY // 2001-01-26 Sydney Big Day Out
Big Day Out January 26, 2001 -
PJ Harvey Live Tour - To Bring You My Love
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PJ Harvey - BBC4 Sessions (Live at St. Lukes Church)
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PJ Harvey Rid of Me Live On The Tonight Show with Jay Leno (1993)
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PJ Harvey - Big Exit
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PJ Harvey Sheela-na-gig Reading Festival 28 August 1992
Reading Festival August 28, 1992