Sleater‐Kinney

Sleater-Kinney Full Concert at Lupo's Heartbreak Hotel featuring One Beat Songs

Lupo's Heartbreak Hotel
Providence, RI, United States

• On February 14, 2003, Sleater-Kinney performed at Lupo's Heartbreak Hotel in Providence, RI, during a critical phase in their career marked by the rel... Read Full Description >

  On February 14, 2003, Sleater-Kinney performed at Lupo's Heartbreak Hotel in Providence, RI, during a critical phase in their career marked by the release of their album "One Beat." This album, released in September 2002, was significant as it reflected the band's response to the post-9/11 political climate, showcasing their evolving sound and lyrical maturity. The concert featured nine tracks from "One Beat," highlighting their dynamic performance style and the heightened political consciousness in their music during this period. Additionally, they included an early version of "Entertain," which further emphasizes their commitment to innovation and artistic growth. This era solidified Sleater-Kinney as a leading force in the feminist punk movement, and the live recording captures the energy and urgency of their performance, resonating with their passionate fan base.

Sleater-Kinney Live Performance of 'Turn It On' at The Showbox, Seattle

The Showbox
Seattle, WA, United States

• In December 2003, Sleater-Kinney was in the midst of their acclaimed "The Woods" album cycle. Released in May 2005, "The Woods" marked a significant p... Read Full Description >

  In December 2003, Sleater-Kinney was in the midst of their acclaimed "The Woods" album cycle. Released in May 2005, "The Woods" marked a significant point in their career, featuring a raw sound that embraced more experimental elements. Prior to this live recording, the band had released the highly praised album "All Hands on the Bad One" in 2000, which showcased their distinctive punk rock style and lyrical prowess. The performance at The Showbox in Seattle was part of an extensive tour, where they often engaged deeply with their fanbase, emphasizing their dedication to live performances. This particular era reflected a transition for the band, as they were gaining considerable critical acclaim and recognition within the indie rock scene, ultimately paving the way for their legacy as influential figures in the genre. The live rendition of "Turn It On" exemplifies their energetic stage presence and evolving sound during this important phase in their career.