Live Performances by Super Furry Animals
Super Furry Animals - 'Something 4 The Weekend' Live on Later With Jools Holland
Later With Jools Holland
United Kingdom
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In January 1996, Super Furry Animals performed “Something 4 The Weekend” on the BBC program "Later... with Jools Holland," a pivotal moment in the... Read Full Description >
In January 1996, Super Furry Animals performed “Something 4 The Weekend” on the BBC program "Later... with Jools Holland," a pivotal moment in their career. At this time, the band was promoting their debut studio album, "Fuzzy Logic," which had been released in 1996. "Fuzzy Logic" marked the beginning of their innovative sound, blending elements of psychedelic rock, pop, and electronic music, showcasing their eclectic style. The performance on Jools Holland highlighted their energetic stage presence and the unique character of their music, positioning them as a fresh force in the British music scene. Notably, the band's use of both Welsh and English in their lyrics reflects their cultural heritage and commitment to representing Wales in the music industry, which further set them apart from their contemporaries. This live appearance was instrumental in expanding their audience and solidifying their reputation as avant-garde musicians.
Super Furry Animals Live Performance of 'If You Don't Want Me To Destroy You' on Later... with Jools Holland
Later... with Jools Holland
London, EN, United Kingdom
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On June 1, 1996, Super Furry Animals performed "If You Don't Want Me To Destroy You" on "Later... with Jools Holland," marking their first appearance ... Read Full Description >
On June 1, 1996, Super Furry Animals performed "If You Don't Want Me To Destroy You" on "Later... with Jools Holland," marking their first appearance on the show. By this time, the band had recently released their highly acclaimed debut album, *Fuzzy Logic*, in 1996, which showcased their eclectic sound blending rock, pop, and experimental elements. The single featured in the performance was part of the band's early catalog as they were establishing themselves within the Britpop and alternative rock scenes of the time. Interestingly, during the performance, there was a humorous exchange between lead vocalist Gruff Rhys and host Jools Holland, highlighting the band's charismatic stage presence and willingness to engage with the audience. This appearance contributed to the band's growing popularity and paved the way for their subsequent releases, including the follow-up album, *Radiator*, later that year.
Super Furry Animals Live Performance of 'Something 4 The Weekend' on Tonight with Richard & Judy
Tonight with Richard & Judy
London, England, United Kingdom
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On July 15, 1996, Super Furry Animals performed "Something 4 The Weekend" on the final episode of the "Tonight with Richard & Judy" show, marking a si... Read Full Description >
On July 15, 1996, Super Furry Animals performed "Something 4 The Weekend" on the final episode of the "Tonight with Richard & Judy" show, marking a significant moment in their rising career. Prior to this live performance, the band had released their debut album, "Fuzzy Logic," in 1996, which garnered them critical acclaim and established their unique sound blending rock and psychedelic pop. This live appearance came shortly after their debut, showcasing their vibrant energy and the distinctiveness of their music style, right at the moment they captured mainstream attention. Additionally, the band was known for their experimental approach to music and visuals, appealing to a broad audience, which helped them build a dedicated following. This performance was pivotal as it occurred during a formative period, paving the way for their subsequent albums and solidifying their place in the Britpop movement of the mid-90s.
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In January 1997, the Super Furry Animals were at a pivotal moment in their career, shortly after the release of their debut album, "Fuzzy Logic," whic... Read Full Description >
In January 1997, the Super Furry Animals were at a pivotal moment in their career, shortly after the release of their debut album, "Fuzzy Logic," which came out in 1996. This album was a critical and commercial success, establishing the band's unique sound that fused various genres, including rock, pop, and electronica. The performance on "Up For It," which took place for MTV, highlighted the band's energetic and eclectic style, which would be a hallmark of their live shows. Notably, their whimsical and experimental approach resonated well with the culture of the time, helping to further cement their status within the Britpop scene. The band's combination of catchy melodies and innovative production techniques set the stage for their future work and maintained their relevance in the rapidly changing music landscape of the late '90s.
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In January 1997, when Super Furry Animals performed "Play It Cool" in Bermuda, they were amidst a pivotal phase in their career following the release ... Read Full Description >
In January 1997, when Super Furry Animals performed "Play It Cool" in Bermuda, they were amidst a pivotal phase in their career following the release of their acclaimed album *Radiator* earlier that year. *Radiator*, their second studio album, showcased their unique blend of psychedelic rock and Welsh-language lyrics, helping to solidify their presence in the indie music scene. This live recording also coincided with a period of increased visibility for the band, as they were beginning to garner wider critical acclaim for their innovative sound. Notably, their dynamic performances and inventive music videos, like the one for “Play It Cool,” illustrated their commitment to creativity, often combining visual art and multimedia elements. This was also a time when their engagement with fans began to deepen, establishing them as one of the most distinctive bands of the 1990s Britpop era.
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In January 1998, Super Furry Animals were actively promoting their acclaimed album "Radiator," which was released the previous year. This period marke... Read Full Description >
In January 1998, Super Furry Animals were actively promoting their acclaimed album "Radiator," which was released the previous year. This period marked a significant evolution in the band's sound, characterized by a mix of psychedelic rock and experimental pop. The live performance of "Ice Hockey Hair" on The Jo Wiley Show exemplifies their energetic stage presence and experimental approach to live music, reinforcing their reputation as one of the leading bands in the Britpop scene. Notably, "Ice Hockey Hair" features vibrant and playful lyrics that reflect the band's unique style. This recording aligns with the band's growing popularity, as they were gaining critical acclaim and had developed a dedicated fanbase, further demonstrating their innovative contributions to the music landscape at the time.
Super Furry Animals - Full Concert at The Astoria - Something For The Weekend & More
The Astoria
London, United Kingdom
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On January 22, 1998, Super Furry Animals performed a live set at The Astoria in London, during a pivotal moment in their career just after the release... Read Full Description >
On January 22, 1998, Super Furry Animals performed a live set at The Astoria in London, during a pivotal moment in their career just after the release of their acclaimed album "Radiator" (released in 1997). This album showcased their eclectic sound blending rock, pop, and electronic influences, earning them further recognition and a loyal fanbase. The setlist from this live recording includes tracks that highlight the band's unique style, such as "The International Language of Screaming" and "Ice Hockey Hair," both of which reflect their innovative approach to music. The concert was broadcast live by BBC Radio 1, emphasizing their rising prominence in the UK music scene during this time. Notably, Super Furry Animals were known for their dynamic live performances, which often included visual elements and a playful, engaging atmosphere, making this recording a significant representation of their artistry in the late 1990s.
Super Furry Animals – Ice Hockey Hair | Top Of The Pops Performance
Top Of The Pops
London, England, United Kingdom
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On June 5, 1998, Super Furry Animals performed "Ice Hockey Hair" on Top Of The Pops, a key showcase for music in the UK. This performance occurred sho... Read Full Description >
On June 5, 1998, Super Furry Animals performed "Ice Hockey Hair" on Top Of The Pops, a key showcase for music in the UK. This performance occurred shortly after the release of their album "Radiator," which came out in 1997. By this time, the band had begun to solidify their reputation for blending genres and innovative musical styles, particularly with their use of eclectic sounds and Welsh lyrics. "Ice Hockey Hair" itself is notable for its catchy hooks and whimsical lyrics, reflective of the band's unique approach to songwriting. This period marked a peak in their artistic experimentation, as the band was gaining critical acclaim and a growing fanbase, highlighted by their dynamic performance presence in television appearances. The exposure from Top Of The Pops undoubtedly contributed to the band's popularity during the late '90s.
Super Furry Animals Perform 'Bad Behaviour' Live at Astoria, London
Astoria
London, London, United Kingdom
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In late 1998, the Super Furry Animals were in a vibrant phase of their career following the release of their third studio album, "Guerilla," which cam... Read Full Description >
In late 1998, the Super Furry Animals were in a vibrant phase of their career following the release of their third studio album, "Guerilla," which came out in 1999. The live recording of "Bad Behaviour" from their performance at Astoria in London captures the band's dynamic energy and inventive sound during this period. Notably, this concert was filmed by a Japanese television company, highlighting the band's international appeal and growing fanbase at the time. This performance exemplifies the group's experimental approach, as they combined varied musical styles, incorporating elements of rock, pop, and electronic music into their set. Their willingness to embrace both the live and visual aspects of music showcases their commitment to innovation, making this concert a significant moment in their evolving artistic journey. The Astoria gig is often regarded as a testament to their captivating stage presence and musical versatility during the late 1990s.
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In January 1999, Super Furry Animals performed a live recording that captured the band at an exciting juncture in their career, shortly after the rele... Read Full Description >
In January 1999, Super Furry Animals performed a live recording that captured the band at an exciting juncture in their career, shortly after the release of their third studio album, "Guerilla," which was released in 1999. This album was notable for its eclectic mix of sounds and ambitious production, reflecting the band's continued evolution and experimentation. "Guerilla" included popular tracks like "Northern Lites," which showcased their unique blend of rock, pop, and electronic influences. Interestingly, this live performance would have featured songs from "Guerilla," as well as material from their previous albums, "Fuzzy Logic" and "Radiator," giving fans a taste of their extensive repertoire at that time. The recording highlights their energetic stage presence and the growing fanbase they cultivated, establishing Super Furry Animals as a prominent force in the alternative music scene of the late 1990s.
Super Furry Animals Perform 'Northern Lites' Live at Glastonbury Festival
Glastonbury Festival
Pilton, England, United Kingdom
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In June 1999, when Super Furry Animals performed "Northern Lites" at the Glastonbury Festival, they were experiencing a significant period in their ca... Read Full Description >
In June 1999, when Super Furry Animals performed "Northern Lites" at the Glastonbury Festival, they were experiencing a significant period in their career. Prior to this performance, the band had released their fourth studio album, "Guerrilla," in 1999, which included the hit single "Northern Lites." This album marked a notable evolution in their sound, incorporating elements of psychedelic rock and electronica, characteristic of their innovative style. The live recording showcases the band’s dynamic performance, enhanced by the inclusion of an alien brass section, which became a signature element of their live shows during this era. Additionally, the Glastonbury appearance highlighted their reputation for visually captivating performances, often enhanced with elaborate stage props, reflecting the band's commitment to a multimedia experience in their artistry.
Super Furry Animals - Mountain People Live at Glastonbury Festival 1999
Glastonbury Festival
Glastonbury, England, United Kingdom
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In 1999, Super Furry Animals were riding high on the success of their album "Guerrilla," released earlier that year. This album showcased the band's e... Read Full Description >
In 1999, Super Furry Animals were riding high on the success of their album "Guerrilla," released earlier that year. This album showcased the band's eclectic sound, blending rock, electronica, and pop elements, and included notable singles like "Northern Lites" and "The Teacher." The live performance of "Mountain People" at the Glastonbury Festival on June 24, 1999, represents a significant moment in their career, as it captures the band at a peak of their creative and popular momentum, following their critical acclaim from previous works. Interestingly, "Mountain People" during this period had become a favorite in their live set, often used to close performances, highlighting the band's knack for delivering powerful, memorable live shows. The performance at Glastonbury further solidified their reputation as a dynamic live act, engaging with a diverse audience and leaving a lasting impact on fans.
Super Furry Animals Perform 'Some Things Come From Nothing' at Glastonbury Festival
Glastonbury Festival
Glastonbury, England, United Kingdom
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In June 1999, during their performance at the Glastonbury Festival, Super Furry Animals were riding high on the success of their album "Guerrilla," wh... Read Full Description >
In June 1999, during their performance at the Glastonbury Festival, Super Furry Animals were riding high on the success of their album "Guerrilla," which had been released the previous year. This album marked a significant point in their career, showcasing their blend of psychedelic rock and electronic elements and reflecting their growing experimentation with sound. The live recording of "Some Things Come From Nothing" captures the band's adventurous spirit, notably featuring the use of steel drums—a unique sonic choice that highlights their willingness to incorporate diverse musical influences. Cian Ciaran's steel drum proficiency, developed for the album track "Northern Lites," underscores their commitment to experimenting with unconventional instruments in a live setting. This performance came at a pivotal moment, as the band was gaining prominence and solidifying their reputation as innovative live performers.
Super Furry Animals Perform 'Demons' Live at Glastonbury Festival
Glastonbury Festival
Pilton, England, United Kingdom
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In June 1999, during the Glastonbury Festival, Super Furry Animals were performing their hit "Demons," which is the fourth single from their album *Ra... Read Full Description >
In June 1999, during the Glastonbury Festival, Super Furry Animals were performing their hit "Demons," which is the fourth single from their album *Radiator*, released earlier that year. At this point in their career, the band was building a reputation for their innovative sound and energetic performances, drawing from a blend of rock, pop, and electronic influences. *Radiator* garnered critical acclaim and showcased the group's penchant for experimentation and creativity. Notably, the live performance featured a unique brass section dressed as furry aliens, a whimsical touch that reflected the band's playful aesthetic. The Glastonbury performance marked a significant moment for the band, enhancing their visibility and further solidifying their presence in the alternative music scene of the late 1990s.
Super Furry Animals Perform 'Northern Lites' Live on Later With Jools Holland
Later With Jools Holland
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In January 2000, Super Furry Animals performed "Northern Lites" live on the popular television show "Later With Jools Holland," showcasing their vibra... Read Full Description >
In January 2000, Super Furry Animals performed "Northern Lites" live on the popular television show "Later With Jools Holland," showcasing their vibrant blend of rock and electronica at a pivotal moment in their career. This performance took place shortly after the release of their critically acclaimed album " zuletzt " in 1999, which further established their experimental sound and unique approach to music. "Northern Lites," one of the standout tracks from the album, highlights the band's ability to merge catchy melodies with innovative production techniques. During this period, the band was also known for their lively and engaging live performances, often integrating multimedia elements and a sense of playfulness that captivated audiences. Their appearance on "Later" contributed to their growing popularity, solidifying their status as one of the UK's most distinctive and influential bands of the late '90s and early 2000s.
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In 2001, when Super Furry Animals performed "It's Not The End Of The World?" on "Later...with Jools Holland," they were promoting their album "Rings A... Read Full Description >
In 2001, when Super Furry Animals performed "It's Not The End Of The World?" on "Later...with Jools Holland," they were promoting their album "Rings Around the World," which had been released in July 2001. This album was notable for being the first to be recorded entirely in the band's home studio and was also one of the first major releases in the UK to feature a DVD. The performance on the popular BBC show showcased their eclectic sound and included a mix of rock, pop, and electronic elements, which are hallmarks of their style. During this period, the band was gaining significant acclaim, further establishing their reputation for innovative music and engaging live performances. The unique bilingual nature of their lyrics, often blending Welsh and English, also contributed to their distinct identity in the UK music scene.
Super Furry Animals Perform '(Drawing) Rings Around the World' on Conan O'Brien Show
Conan O'Brien Show
New York, NY, United States
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On April 23, 2002, Super Furry Animals performed on "The Conan O'Brien Show," showcasing their song "Drawing Rings Around the World." This performance... Read Full Description >
On April 23, 2002, Super Furry Animals performed on "The Conan O'Brien Show," showcasing their song "Drawing Rings Around the World." This performance occurred shortly after the release of their album **Rings Around the World**, which debuted in the same month, specifically on April 15, 2001. The album represented a significant evolution in the band’s sound, as it was their first written and recorded entirely in their native Welsh language and featured innovative uses of multimedia, including a companion DVD. The band was at a peak in their career, enjoying critical acclaim and expanding their international audience. Their appearance on a major U.S. late-night talk show highlighted their crossover appeal and represented their growing influence in the music scene at that time. Additionally, the performance underscores the band's commitment to blending melodic pop with experimental sounds, further solidifying their unique artistic identity.
Live Performance of '(Drawing) Rings Around the World' by Super Furry Animals
New York City, NY, United States
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On April 23, 2002, Super Furry Animals performed live in New York City, coinciding with the release of their fifth studio album, "Rings Around the Wor... Read Full Description >
On April 23, 2002, Super Furry Animals performed live in New York City, coinciding with the release of their fifth studio album, "Rings Around the World," which came out just a week prior on April 15, 2002. This album marked a significant step in the band's career as it was their first to be released simultaneously in CD and DVD formats, showcasing their innovative approach to music and multimedia. The live performance was notable for being their debut appearance on U.S. television, highlighting the band's growing international presence. "Rings Around the World" features the single "(Drawing) Rings Around the World," which was part of their expanding discography that blended eclectic genres and experimental sounds, reflecting the band's distinctive identity within the Britpop and indie rock scenes of the time.
Super Furry Animals Live Performance of 'Rings Around the World' at Glastonbury Festival
Glastonbury Festival
Pilton, England, United Kingdom
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In June 2003, when Super Furry Animals performed at the Glastonbury Festival, they were riding the momentum of their acclaimed album "Rings Around the... Read Full Description >
In June 2003, when Super Furry Animals performed at the Glastonbury Festival, they were riding the momentum of their acclaimed album "Rings Around the World," which was released earlier that year. This album marked a significant point in the band's career, as it was their first to be released simultaneously in both CD and DVD formats, showcasing their innovative approach to music and engagement with fans. The live recording captures the band's high-energy performance style and eclectic sound, blending elements of rock, pop, and electronic music, which has been a hallmark of their work. Notably, "Rings Around the World" received critical acclaim and was nominated for the prestigious Mercury Music Prize, underscoring the band's status as a leading force in the Welsh music scene and beyond. The festival performance helped solidify their reputation as a must-see live act during this vibrant period.
Super Furry Animals - The Man Don't Give a Fuck Live at Hammersmith Apollo
Hammersmith Apollo
London, United Kingdom
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The live recording of "The Man Don't Give a Fuck" from Hammersmith Apollo on January 1, 2004, comes at a pivotal moment in the career of Super Furry A... Read Full Description >
The live recording of "The Man Don't Give a Fuck" from Hammersmith Apollo on January 1, 2004, comes at a pivotal moment in the career of Super Furry Animals. By this time, they had just released their album "Phantom Power" in July 2003, which showcased their experimentation with different styles and solidified their standing in the alternative rock scene. "Phantom Power" features themes of environmentalism and geopolitical awareness, aligning with the band's eclectic sound. The live performance captured in this recording reflects the band's energetic stage presence and their ability to engage fans with socially conscious lyrics. Notably, "The Man Don't Give a Fuck" has become a signature song for the band, often recognized for its anthemic chorus and unapologetic commentary, highlighting the group’s penchant for blending humor with serious critique, further resonating with audiences during live performances.
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In January 2005, Super Furry Animals performed at Sesiwn Fawr, shortly after the release of their album "Love Kraft" in July 2005. This performance is... Read Full Description >
In January 2005, Super Furry Animals performed at Sesiwn Fawr, shortly after the release of their album "Love Kraft" in July 2005. This performance is significant as it marked a vibrant period in their career, showcasing their eclectic mix of styles and innovative sound. The band, known for their avant-garde approach to music and engaging live shows, had established a strong fanbase and received critical acclaim. Notably, they had gained recognition not just for their music, but also for their colorful visuals and imaginative themes, often incorporated in their live performances. "Love Kraft" itself explored new musical territory for the band, blending a variety of genres, which would have been reflected in their energetic set at the festival. The Sesiwn Fawr concert underscores their reputation as a pivotal force in the Welsh music scene and their continued evolution as artists during this dynamic phase of their career.
Super Furry Animals Live Performance of 'Zoom' at Sesiwn Fawr Concert
Sesiwn Fawr
Llandudno, Wales, United Kingdom
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In July 2005, Super Furry Animals were performing at Sesiwn Fawr in Llandudno, shortly after the release of their album "Love Kraft," which came out i... Read Full Description >
In July 2005, Super Furry Animals were performing at Sesiwn Fawr in Llandudno, shortly after the release of their album "Love Kraft," which came out in May of the same year. "Love Kraft" marked a period of experimentation for the band, incorporating a mix of electronic influences and psychedelic elements that showcased their evolving sound. The performance of "Zoom!" during this set exemplifies the band's signature blend of catchy melodies and intricate arrangements. This live recording captures the band's energetic stage presence, a hallmark of their performances, and reflects their strong connection with the audience. Notably, the Sesiwn Fawr festival emphasized local culture and music, allowing Super Furry Animals to contribute to a celebration of Welsh music heritage. The band's ongoing commitment to innovative and diverse music demonstrates their lasting impact on the alternative rock scene.
Super Furry Animals - 'Slow Life' Live Performance at T in the Park, Scotland
T in the Park
Strathallan, Scotland, United Kingdom
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In July 2005, when Super Furry Animals performed "Slow Life" live at T in the Park, they were promoting their sixth studio album, *Love Kraft*, which ... Read Full Description >
In July 2005, when Super Furry Animals performed "Slow Life" live at T in the Park, they were promoting their sixth studio album, *Love Kraft*, which had been released just a month earlier, in June 2005. This album marked a significant evolution in their sound, leaning more towards a psychedelic and experimental style that incorporated diverse influences and instrumentation. Notably, *Love Kraft* was received positively, showcasing the band’s continued innovation and artistic growth. Additionally, during this period, Super Furry Animals were known for their energetic live performances, which combined elements of rock with multimedia experiences, making their shows memorable. This performance at T in the Park is a testament to their status in the UK music scene at the time and their commitment to engaging with their audience through dynamic live music experiences.
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In 2005, the Super Furry Animals were actively promoting their album "Love Kraft," which was released earlier that year. This period was significant f... Read Full Description >
In 2005, the Super Furry Animals were actively promoting their album "Love Kraft," which was released earlier that year. This period was significant for the band as it marked a phase of experimentation with sound and lyrical content, highlighting their signature blend of psychedelic pop and rock. The live recording of Gruff Rhys performing "Ohio Heat" on September 1, 2005, in Amsterdam captures the band's ongoing evolution, as they were transitioning into a more avant-garde direction featuring a mix of electronic and pastoral sounds. Notably, during this time, Gruff Rhys was not only focusing on their band’s work but also exploring solo projects, indicating his multifaceted talent and vision. The performance gives a glimpse into the band's dynamic stage presence and exemplifies their strong connection with a devoted fan base during this vibrant period of creativity.
Super Furry Animals Perform 'Rings Around The World' at Glastonbury Festival
Glastonbury Festival
Pilton, England, United Kingdom
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By June 2007, Super Furry Animals had recently released their album "Hey Venus!" earlier that same year, which was their eighth studio album. The live... Read Full Description >
By June 2007, Super Furry Animals had recently released their album "Hey Venus!" earlier that same year, which was their eighth studio album. The live performance recorded at the Glastonbury Festival, where they played "Rings Around The World," showcased the band's signature blend of psychedelic rock and pop, emphasizing their status as a leading figure in the alternative music scene. That summer at Glastonbury, they made a memorable impression, not least because their performance was noted for its energy and ability to delight the crowd, metaphorically making the sun shine in a typical British festival setting. Interestingly, this set was not part of the main BBC broadcast but was featured on their interactive "red button" service, suggesting a more niche but dedicated viewing audience for their vibrant live shows. This reflected the band's continued evolution and reinvention, as they maintained their creative output and loyal fan base throughout their career.
Super Furry Animals - 'Slow Life' Performance at Glastonbury Festival 2007
Glastonbury Festival
Pilton, England, United Kingdom
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In June 2007, Super Furry Animals performed at the Glastonbury Festival, where they showcased their track "Slow Life" as part of their set on the Othe... Read Full Description >
In June 2007, Super Furry Animals performed at the Glastonbury Festival, where they showcased their track "Slow Life" as part of their set on the Other Stage. At this point in their career, the band had recently released the album *Hey Venus!*, which came out just two months later, in August 2007. Their 2007 Glastonbury performance represented a revival of their live presence following a brief hiatus after their previous album, *Love Kraft* (2005). Interesting to note is that during this set, which was not broadcast on the main BBC channels but available through the red button service, the band gained a reputation for their vibrant live shows and unique sound that blended rock, pop, and experimental elements. This performance further solidified their status within the UK music scene and connected with a broader audience at one of the largest festivals in the world.
Super Furry Animals Perform 'The Gateway Song' & 'Runaway' at Glastonbury Festival
Glastonbury Festival
Glastonbury, England, United Kingdom
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In June 2007, Super Furry Animals performed at the Glastonbury Festival, where they delivered a vibrant set including "The Gateway Song" and "Runaway.... Read Full Description >
In June 2007, Super Furry Animals performed at the Glastonbury Festival, where they delivered a vibrant set including "The Gateway Song" and "Runaway." This performance came shortly after the release of their album "Love Kraft," which debuted in the UK in 2005. During this period, the band was celebrated for their eclectic sound and innovative approach to music, combining elements of psychedelia, pop, and rock. The Glastonbury set was notable for showcasing their ability to engage live audiences, which became a hallmark of their performances. Notably, this particular show was not broadcast on the main BBC channels, appearing only on their red button interactive service, which speaks to the more underground or niche status they maintained during this phase. The festival was a pivotal moment for the band, reinforcing their reputation as a dynamic live act within the British music scene.
Super Furry Animals Perform 'Juxtaposed With U' at Glastonbury 2007
Other Stage
Glastonbury, Somerset, United Kingdom
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In June 2007, Super Furry Animals performed at the Glastonbury Festival, showcasing their track "Juxtaposed With U" on the Other Stage. This performan... Read Full Description >
In June 2007, Super Furry Animals performed at the Glastonbury Festival, showcasing their track "Juxtaposed With U" on the Other Stage. This performance came shortly after the release of their album *Hey Venus!*, which debuted in August 2007. The band, known for their eclectic sound and innovative approach to music, was in a vibrant phase of their career, actively engaging with audiences through live performances and experimental recordings. Interestingly, their Glastonbury set was not broadcast on the main BBC channels but was instead part of the interactive 'red button' service—highlighting both the band's underground appeal and the intimate nature of the performance amidst a large festival setting. This era marked a notable resurgence for them as they embraced a more melodic and polished sound in contrast to their earlier, more psychedelic work.
Super Furry Animals Perform 'Northern Lites' (Big Star Version) - Glastonbury 2007
Glastonbury Festival
Glastonbury, England, United Kingdom
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In June 2007, Super Furry Animals performed at the Glastonbury Festival, where they showcased an alternative version of their song "Northern Lites," s... Read Full Description >
In June 2007, Super Furry Animals performed at the Glastonbury Festival, where they showcased an alternative version of their song "Northern Lites," styled after the influences of Big Star and Teenage Fanclub. This live recording occurred around the time the band was promoting their album "Hey Venus!" which was released shortly after the performance on August 27, 2007. "Hey Venus!" marked a significant point in the band's career, as it was their first album on their own label, Placid Casual, reflecting their desire for greater artistic control. Notably, the Glastonbury set also enhanced their reputation as a dynamic live act, with Gruff Rhys, the lead singer, known for engaging the audience and calling for collaborations with other bands, showcasing their camaraderie within the music community. This live rendition not only highlighted their adaptability but also their ability to reinterpret their music in exciting and unique ways.
Super Furry Animals Perform 'Golden Retriever' Live at Glastonbury 2007
Other Stage
Glastonbury, GB, United Kingdom
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In June 2007, during their performance at Glastonbury, Super Furry Animals were promoting their album *Hey Venus!*, which had been released just a mon... Read Full Description >
In June 2007, during their performance at Glastonbury, Super Furry Animals were promoting their album *Hey Venus!*, which had been released just a month prior, in July 2007. This marked a significant moment in their career, showcasing the band's evolution in sound while maintaining their distinctive blend of psychedelic rock and pop sensibilities. The Glastonbury festival is noted for its vibrant atmosphere, and during their set, which featured the track "Golden Retriever," the band was celebrated for their energetic stage presence. An interesting fact about this performance is that it was well-received by both fans and critics, solidifying the band's reputation as one of the leading acts in the UK alternative music scene. Their ability to create an engaging live experience played a crucial role in their success during this period.
Super Furry Animals - Full Concert at Highline Ballroom Performing Multiple Songs
Highline Ballroom
New York, NY, United States
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The live recording of Super Furry Animals at the Highline Ballroom on January 1, 2009, comes at a pivotal moment in the band's career. Prior to this p... Read Full Description >
The live recording of Super Furry Animals at the Highline Ballroom on January 1, 2009, comes at a pivotal moment in the band's career. Prior to this performance, they released their critically acclaimed album "Hey Venus!" in August 2007, which showcased their continued evolution in sound, blending pop sensibilities with experimental rock. The 2009 concert features a mix of tracks that reflect the band's diverse catalog, including hits like "Golden Retriever" and "Juxtaposed with U," both of which highlight their unique ability to combine catchy melodies with intricate arrangements. Notably, the band's energy and improvisational style during live performances are a hallmark of their identity, often captivating audiences with their whimsical stage presence. By 2009, Super Furry Animals had established themselves as a significant force in the alternative music scene, known for their innovative approach and eclectic influences.
Super Furry Animals - Demons Live at Highline Ballroom, New York
Highline Ballroom
New York, NY, United States
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In 2009, when Super Furry Animals performed "Demons" live at the Highline Ballroom in New York, they were riding the wave of their album "Hey Venus!",... Read Full Description >
In 2009, when Super Furry Animals performed "Demons" live at the Highline Ballroom in New York, they were riding the wave of their album "Hey Venus!", which had been released just a year earlier in August 2007. This album marked a period of experimentation and evolution for the band, showcasing their blend of pop, rock, and electronic influences. "Demons," a notable song from their earlier work on the critically acclaimed album "Radiator," highlights the band's enduring appeal and their ability to engage with audiences through both introspective lyrics and energetic performances. By this time, Super Furry Animals had firmly established themselves as a significant force in the alternative music scene, known for their innovative sound and eclectic style. The live recording captures the essence of their performance and connection with fans, distinctive traits that have defined their career.
Super Furry Animals Perform 'Mountain People' at Glastonbury Festival
Glastonbury Festival
Pilton, England, United Kingdom
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In June 2015, during their performance at the Glastonbury Festival, Super Furry Animals were in a rejuvenated phase of their career, having reunited i... Read Full Description >
In June 2015, during their performance at the Glastonbury Festival, Super Furry Animals were in a rejuvenated phase of their career, having reunited in 2014 after a brief hiatus. This live recording took place shortly after their release of the compilation album "The Very Best of Super Furry Animals," which came out in 2015, celebrating their musical legacy with a mix of new material and classic hits. Interestingly, this period marked their return to the live stage after several years, and their Glastonbury set was notable for blending fan favorites with tracks that showcase their eclectic sound. The performance highlighted their influential status in the music scene, as they continue to appeal to both long-time fans and new audiences, reinforcing their reputation as one of the UK's most innovative bands.
Super Furry Animals Full Concert Live at 4Knots Music Fest, NYC
Pier 84
New York City, NY, United States
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In July 2015, during their performance at the 4Knots Music Festival in New York City, Super Furry Animals were celebrating their return to the music s... Read Full Description >
In July 2015, during their performance at the 4Knots Music Festival in New York City, Super Furry Animals were celebrating their return to the music scene after a five-year hiatus, having last released a studio album in 2009. This live recording occurred shortly after they reunited for select gigs to commemorate their 20th anniversary as a band. Interestingly, the event showcased their enduring popularity and the eclectic sound that has defined their career, blending rock, pop, and electronic influences. While they were still in the midst of creating new material, they had previously released a compilation album in 2015 that featured a collection of songs encapsulating their vast catalog. The set at Pier 84 included fan favorites, highlighting their ability to engage audiences with both nostalgic tracks and compelling performance energy, which had established them as a unique presence in the music landscape.
Super Furry Animals - 'Slow Life' Live Performance at KEXP Studio
KEXP studio
Seattle, WA, United States
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On February 6, 2016, Super Furry Animals performed "Slow Life" live at the KEXP studio in Seattle, showcasing a pivotal moment in their career as they... Read Full Description >
On February 6, 2016, Super Furry Animals performed "Slow Life" live at the KEXP studio in Seattle, showcasing a pivotal moment in their career as they were touring in support of their 2016 album, "Dark Days / Light Years." This album marked a significant return for the band, coming after a hiatus of nearly five years since their last studio album, "Hotel Shampoo" (2011). The live performance highlights the band’s continued evolution and commitment to both experimental sounds and engaging live experiences. Notably, the group has maintained a reputation for their eclectic style, intertwining elements of rock, pop, and electronic music, which has endeared them to a diverse fanbase. The KEXP session not only reflects their legacy as innovative artists but also underscores their ability to connect with audiences in an intimate setting, further solidifying their status in the indie music scene.
Super Furry Animals - Live Performance of 'Hello Sunshine' at KEXP Studio
KEXP studio
Seattle, WA, United States
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On February 6, 2016, Super Furry Animals performed "Hello Sunshine" live at the KEXP studio in Seattle, showcasing their unique blend of alternative r... Read Full Description >
On February 6, 2016, Super Furry Animals performed "Hello Sunshine" live at the KEXP studio in Seattle, showcasing their unique blend of alternative rock and psychedelic influences. This performance occurred after the release of their 2016 album "Dark Days/Light Years," but it also celebrated the band’s broader discography, as they had been active since the mid-1990s. The live recording highlights the band's enduring appeal and their ability to captivate audiences with both new material and classic hits. Notably, "Hello Sunshine" originally appears on their tenth studio album, "Fuzzy Logic," which was a defining moment in their career, signaling their distinctive sound and creativity. The performance at KEXP also reflects the band’s commitment to live music and their connection with fans, illustrating their sustained relevance in the indie music scene.
Super Furry Animals - Full Concert Performance at KEXP Studio
KEXP studio
Seattle, WA, United States
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On February 6, 2016, Super Furry Animals performed a live set at the KEXP studio, showcasing their eclectic sound and celebrated musicianship. At this... Read Full Description >
On February 6, 2016, Super Furry Animals performed a live set at the KEXP studio, showcasing their eclectic sound and celebrated musicianship. At this time, they had recently released their first studio album in over a decade, titled "Inner Letter" in 2015, which marked a significant return for the band since their last full album, "Dark Days/Light Years," in 2009. Notably, the live performance featured tracks like "Hello Sunshine" and "Run! Christian, Run!," which highlight the band's enduring creativity and ability to blend alternative rock with playful melodies. The KEXP session emphasized their status as influential figures in the music scene, celebrated for both their innovative sound and their engaging live shows. The band's unique approach to music and performance continues to resonate with audiences, showcasing their lasting impact on the contemporary music landscape.
Super Furry Animals Live Performance of 'Run! Christian, Run!' at KEXP Studio
KEXP studio
Seattle, WA, United States
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On February 6, 2016, Super Furry Animals performed "Run! Christian, Run!" live at the KEXP studio in Seattle. This performance came after the release ... Read Full Description >
On February 6, 2016, Super Furry Animals performed "Run! Christian, Run!" live at the KEXP studio in Seattle. This performance came after the release of their album "Dark Days/Light Years," which was launched in 2009, marking a significant point in their career as it represented their continued evolution from their earlier sound into more expansive and experimental territory. By 2016, the band had returned from a hiatus and was celebrating the 20th anniversary of their dynamic debut album, "Fuzzy Logic," which had helped establish their reputation for blending genres and innovative production techniques. Their live performance on KEXP showcased not only their enduring appeal but also their ability to connect with audiences after years of experimentation, highlighting the band's resilience and creativity in the contemporary music scene.
Super Furry Animals Perform 'God Show Me Magic' at 6 Music Live
Maida Vale
London, United Kingdom
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In June 2016, Super Furry Animals were in a unique phase of their career, as they had recently reunited to celebrate the 20th anniversary of their deb... Read Full Description >
In June 2016, Super Furry Animals were in a unique phase of their career, as they had recently reunited to celebrate the 20th anniversary of their debut album, "Fuzzy Logic." The band had released their latest studio album, "Dark Days/Light Years," in 2009, but this live performance at Maida Vale for 6 Music Live highlighted their enduring legacy and connection with fans. "God Show Me Magic," a track from their 1996 album "Radiator," exemplifies the band’s fusion of genres and innovative sound that has garnered critical acclaim over the years. The performance marked a return to their classic repertoire, showcasing their ability to captivate audiences even years after their initial success. This event tapped into their nostalgic appeal while also underscoring their ongoing relevance in the music scene.
Super Furry Animals Perform 'Bing Bong' at Pitchfork Music Festival
Pitchfork Music Festival
Chicago, IL, United States
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Super Furry Animals performed "Bing Bong" at the Pitchfork Music Festival on July 15, 2016, during a period that marked a notable phase in their caree... Read Full Description >
Super Furry Animals performed "Bing Bong" at the Pitchfork Music Festival on July 15, 2016, during a period that marked a notable phase in their career. Prior to this performance, the band released their album "Dark Days/Light Years" in 2009, which found them exploring a blend of psychedelic pop and electronic sounds. Their performance of "Bing Bong," a track from the album "Fuzzy Logic," is indicative of their long-standing creative evolution and penchant for eclectic soundscapes. By 2016, Super Furry Animals had established themselves not only as influential figures in the alternative music scene but also as a band known for their engaging live performances and innovative approach to music videos and visual art. This particular festival performance showcased their continued commitment to captivating audiences with their vibrant, energetic style, even as they celebrated a legacy that spans over two decades.
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The live performance of "Hermann Loves Pauline" by Super Furry Animals on TFI Friday marked a pivotal moment in the band's career, occurring shortly a... Read Full Description >
The live performance of "Hermann Loves Pauline" by Super Furry Animals on TFI Friday marked a pivotal moment in the band's career, occurring shortly after they released their album *Radiator* in 1997. This album, which showcased their eclectic sound and innovative approach to music, included a blend of genres and notable lyrical themes. The single "Hermann Loves Pauline" exemplifies the band's signature style, combining catchy hooks with experimental elements. The appearance on a popular TV show like TFI Friday not only increased their visibility but also highlighted their rising status in the British indie scene. Additionally, the exuberant crowd chant of "FRENCH BREAD!!!" during the performance reflected the band's playful engagement with their audience, further solidifying their reputation for a lively and entertaining stage presence.
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Super Furry Animals performed live at The Kitchen during a dynamic period in their career, specifically around the promotion of their album "Rings Aro... Read Full Description >
Super Furry Animals performed live at The Kitchen during a dynamic period in their career, specifically around the promotion of their album "Rings Around the World," which was released in 2001. This innovative album marked a significant point in their evolution, as it was the first to be released simultaneously in both physical and digital formats, showcasing their forward-thinking approach to music distribution. The live recording of "Run Away" captures the band’s engaging stage presence and eclectic sound, which blends elements of rock, electronica, and traditional Welsh influences. The performance likely reflects the band's commitment to experimentalism and their unique ability to create a vibrant atmosphere during live shows. Notably, Super Furry Animals are known for their distinctive visual aesthetics and strong social messages, often intertwined with their musical output, further enhancing their appeal to a diverse audience.
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Super Furry Animals - Full Performance (Live on KEXP)
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Super Furry Animals - Juxtaposed With U (Glastonbury 2007)
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Super Furry Animals - Play It Cool (Video (Live From Bermuda))
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Super Furry Animals - Slow Life (Glastonbury 2007)
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Later... with Jools Holland June 1, 1996 -
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Super Furry Animals Perform "Bing Bong" | Pitchfork Music Festival 2016
Pitchfork Music Festival July 15, 2016 -
Super Furry Animals - Hello Sunshine (Live on KEXP)
KEXP studio February 6, 2016 -
Super Furry Animals on Conan - "(Drawing) Rings Around the World"
Conan O'Brien Show April 23, 2002