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Sleater‐Kinney

Live Performances by Sleater‐Kinney in 2002

Sleater-Kinney - 'End of You' Live Performance at the Polish National Home, Brooklyn

Polish National Home
Brooklyn, NY, United States

May 24, 2002 | Video Length: 3:22
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  • The live recording of "End of You" from Sleater-Kinney, captured on May 24, 2002, took place shortly after the band returned from a brief hiatus. At t... Read Full Description >

    The live recording of "End of You" from Sleater-Kinney, captured on May 24, 2002, took place shortly after the band returned from a brief hiatus. At this time, they had just released their critically acclaimed album *One Beat*, which came out in September 2002. *One Beat* marked a pivotal moment in their career, as it was their first album following the September 11 attacks and reflected themes of resilience and emotional depth during a tumultuous time in the U.S. The performance at the Polish National Home in Brooklyn not only highlighted their return to the stage but also showcased their energetic and powerful live presence, reaffirming Sleater-Kinney's status as a cornerstone of the riot grrrl movement and an influential force in the indie rock scene.

Sleater-Kinney - 'Step Aside' Live Performance on Conan O'Brien Show

Conan O'Brien Show
Los Angeles, CA, United States

October 30, 2002 | Video Length: 4:00
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  • On October 30, 2002, Sleater-Kinney performed "Step Aside" on *The Conan O'Brien Show*, marking their first U.S. network television performance. At th... Read Full Description >

    On October 30, 2002, Sleater-Kinney performed "Step Aside" on *The Conan O'Brien Show*, marking their first U.S. network television performance. At this time, the band was promoting their critically acclaimed album *One Beat*, released just a month earlier on September 24, 2002. *One Beat* met with widespread praise and was notable for addressing themes of war and female empowerment, reflecting the political climate post-9/11. The band's performance on a major talk show further solidified their emergence in the mainstream rock scene, showcasing their unique sound that blends punk rock with feminist lyricism. This appearance played a significant role in garnering broader recognition for the band, setting the stage for their continued influence in the music industry.