Pixies

Pixies - Full Concert (Live on KEXP) featuring Snakes, In Heaven/Andro Queen, Green And Blues, and Monkey Gone To Heaven

KEXP Studios
Seattle, Washington, United States

• On February 18, 2014, Pixies performed a live set at the KEXP studio, showcasing their unique blend of alternative rock that had largely shaped the mu... Read Full Description >

  On February 18, 2014, Pixies performed a live set at the KEXP studio, showcasing their unique blend of alternative rock that had largely shaped the music landscape in the late '80s and early '90s. This performance followed the release of their EP "EP-1," which came out in September 2013, marking the band’s first new material since their reunion in 2004. The KEXP session included some newer tracks like "Snakes" from "EP-1," along with fan favorites like "Monkey Gone to Heaven" from their esteemed 1989 album, "Doolittle." During this period, the Pixies were re-establishing their presence in the music scene, capitalizing on nostalgia while also introducing new content. An interesting aspect of the live recording is its intimate setting, which allows the energetic yet complex sound of the band to shine, demonstrating their enduring influence and appeal more than two decades after their initial success.

Pixies Full Concert Live at Primavera Sound 2014 Featuring Multiple Songs

Primavera Sound
Barcelona, Spain

• In May 2014, Pixies performed a live set at Primavera Sound, showcasing their significant return to the scene following their reunion in 2004. By this... Read Full Description >

  In May 2014, Pixies performed a live set at Primavera Sound, showcasing their significant return to the scene following their reunion in 2004. By this time, they had released "Indie Cindy" in April 2014, which was their first full-length album comprised of new material since their hiatus. This album marked a notable shift as it included songs written by Black Francis, Joey Santiago, and David Lovering alongside new member Paz Lenchantin, who joined after the departure of Kim Deal. The 2014 Primavera performance encapsulated their evolution, blending classic hits like "Wave of Mutilation" and "Gouge Away" with fresh tracks from "Indie Cindy," illustrating not only their enduring legacy in the alternative rock scene but also their willingness to adapt and grow as a band. The set exemplified their resurgence, drawing a mixed crowd of long-time fans and newcomers alike, further solidifying their status in the indie music landscape.

Pixies Perform 'Where Is My Mind' Live at Glastonbury Festival 2014

Worthy Farm
Pilton, England, United Kingdom

• In June 2014, the Pixies were experiencing a period of renewed activity following their reunion in 2004. By this time, they had released their EP "EP-... Read Full Description >

  In June 2014, the Pixies were experiencing a period of renewed activity following their reunion in 2004. By this time, they had released their EP "EP-1" in 2014, marking their first new sound release in over two decades. This particular live performance of "Where Is My Mind?" at the Glastonbury Festival showcases the band's enduring appeal, as the song originally appeared on their seminal 1988 album "Surfer Rosa." Notably, the Pixies' set at Glastonbury was marked by a mix of classic tracks and newer material, reflecting their unique position in the alternative rock scene as influential pioneers who successfully bridged their legacy with contemporary relevance. Their 2014 Glastonbury performance demonstrated not only how their music resonates with new audiences but also how they maintain their vitality as a live act after years in the industry.