The Afghan Whigs

The Afghan Whigs Full Concert @SAN MIGUEL PRIMAVERA SOUND

Primavera Sound
San Miguel

• In 2012, the Afghan Whigs were experiencing a notable resurgence in their career, following a lengthy hiatus that began after their breakup in 2001. T... Read Full Description >

  In 2012, the Afghan Whigs were experiencing a notable resurgence in their career, following a lengthy hiatus that began after their breakup in 2001. The live recording at Primavera Sound on January 1, 2012, occurred shortly after they announced their reunion and their first new album in over a decade, "Do to the Beast," which was released in 2014. At this time, the band was capitalizing on their influential legacy in the alternative rock scene and drawing a diverse audience with their rich blend of rock, soul, and R&B influences. Notably, the performance in San Miguel represented an important moment of reconnection with fans, showcasing both their classic hits and new material—an exciting chapter that laid the groundwork for their later work and demonstrated their enduring impact on the music landscape. The excitement surrounding the reunion reflects their lasting legacy and marked a significant milestone in their evolution as artists.

The Afghan Whigs - Full Concert at Haldern Pop Festival, Germany

Haldern Pop Festival
Haldern, NR, Germany

• The Afghan Whigs performed at the Haldern Pop Festival on August 11, 2012, following the release of their album "Do to the Beast," which came out in A... Read Full Description >

  The Afghan Whigs performed at the Haldern Pop Festival on August 11, 2012, following the release of their album "Do to the Beast," which came out in April 2014. This performance marked a significant moment in their career, as it was part of a resurgence after a lengthy hiatus from 2001 to 2012. The setlist for the Haldern Pop Festival included tracks like "Gentlemen," which is from their critically acclaimed 1993 album of the same name, showcasing their rich history and evolution as a band. Notably, "Gentlemen" was a pivotal album that helped define the alternative rock sound of the 1990s, and this live recording illustrates the band's ability to blend their classic hits with new material, reflecting their longevity and continued relevance in the music scene. Additionally, the festival setting allowed them to connect with a diverse audience, further solidifying their comeback.

Afghan Whigs Perform 'When We Two Parted' at Haldern Pop Festival

Haldern Pop Festival
Haldern, NRW, Germany

• On August 11, 2012, The Afghan Whigs performed at the Haldern Pop Festival in Germany, shortly after reuniting in 2012 for a series of performances fo... Read Full Description >

  On August 11, 2012, The Afghan Whigs performed at the Haldern Pop Festival in Germany, shortly after reuniting in 2012 for a series of performances following a lengthy hiatus since their breakup in 2001. This live recording features the song "When We Two Parted," a track from their 1993 album, "Gentlemen," which is celebrated for its deep emotional resonance and intricate songwriting. The band's reunion marked a significant chapter in their career, as it not only revitalized interest in their earlier work but also paved the way for new music. Subsequently, they released their album "Do to the Beast" in 2014, showcasing their evolved sound while maintaining the authentic intensity that defined their earlier efforts. The performance at Haldern exemplified the band's enduring appeal and ability to connect with audiences, reaffirming their status as a pivotal band in the alternative rock scene.

The Afghan Whigs with Marcy Mays Perform 'My Curse' Live at ATP Festival

Pier 36
New York City, NY, United States

• On September 22, 2012, The Afghan Whigs performed "My Curse" live at the All Tomorrow's Parties festival in New York City, showcasing their return aft... Read Full Description >

  On September 22, 2012, The Afghan Whigs performed "My Curse" live at the All Tomorrow's Parties festival in New York City, showcasing their return after a decade-long hiatus. Prior to this performance, the band released their sixth studio album, "Do to the Beast," in 2014, but the live recording captures a moment during their 2012 reunion when they were revitalizing interest in their music. This performance prominently features Marcy Mays, a notable collaboration since she had previously contributed to their work during the band's original run in the '90s. The Afghan Whigs are recognized for their intense live shows and unique blend of rock, soul, and alternative influences, and this performance foreshadowed their successful re-entry into the music scene, paving the way for a subsequent studio album that would reestablish their relevance in contemporary music.

The Afghan Whigs Perform 'My Curse' Live at I'll Be Your Mirror Festival NYC

All Tomorrow's Parties/I'll Be Your Mirror Festival
New York, NY, United States

• On September 22, 2012, The Afghan Whigs performed live at the All Tomorrow's Parties/I'll Be Your Mirror Festival in New York City, showcasing their t... Read Full Description >

  On September 22, 2012, The Afghan Whigs performed live at the All Tomorrow's Parties/I'll Be Your Mirror Festival in New York City, showcasing their track "My Curse." This performance occurred shortly after the release of their album "Do to the Beast," which came out in April 2014. At this festival, the band was revitalizing their career following a long hiatus, as they had disbanded in 2001 and reformed in 2012. The performance not only highlighted their significant return to the music scene but also featured special guest vocals by Marcy Mays, adding a unique element to the live rendition. The reunion marked an important moment for the band, returning to their roots while also engaging new fans, and demonstrated their enduring influence in the alternative rock genre.

The Afghan Whigs - Summer's Kiss Live at Music Hall of Williamsburg

Music Hall of Williamsburg
New York City, NY, United States

• On October 5, 2012, The Afghan Whigs performed at the Music Hall of Williamsburg during their reunion tour, marking a significant return after a long ... Read Full Description >

  On October 5, 2012, The Afghan Whigs performed at the Music Hall of Williamsburg during their reunion tour, marking a significant return after a long hiatus since their breakup in 2001. Prior to this live recording, the band had released their influential album "1965" in 1998, which solidified their position in the alternative rock scene of the ’90s with its blend of soul and grunge. Interestingly, the reunion tour celebrated their legacy and introduced new audiences to their music while allowing longtime fans to revisit classic tracks. The performance of "Summer's Kiss," a standout from "Gentlemen," showcases the band's ability to merge heartfelt lyrics with powerful instrumentation, highlighting both their past achievements and renewed energy in their live shows. This concert was part of a broader effort to reconnect with fans and reignite the band's creative spirit after over a decade apart.

The Afghan Whigs - Crazy (Live at Terminal 5, NYC Reunion Tour)

Terminal 5
New York City, NY, United States

• On October 5, 2012, The Afghan Whigs performed a live set at Terminal 5 in New York City as part of their reunion tour. This appearance came after a n... Read Full Description >

  On October 5, 2012, The Afghan Whigs performed a live set at Terminal 5 in New York City as part of their reunion tour. This appearance came after a notable hiatus for the band, during which they had disbanded in 2001. Before their reunion, their last studio album was "1965," released in 1998. The concert marked a significant moment in the band's history, as it was part of a comeback after over a decade of inactivity. During the tour, they not only showcased favorite tracks from their earlier discography but also hinted at a resurgence of fresh material, ultimately leading to the release of "Do to the Beast" in 2014. This performance in NYC symbolized the band's sustained influence and the dedicated following they maintained despite the years apart, showcasing their enduring appeal in the alternative rock scene. Additionally, the setlist included "Crazy," a fan-favorite that exemplifies their emotional depth and musical evolution.

The Afghan Whigs - My Enemy Live at Terminal 5, NYC Reunion Tour

Terminal 5
New York City, NY, United States

• On October 5, 2012, The Afghan Whigs performed at Terminal 5 in New York City as part of their reunion tour, marking a significant moment in the bandâ... Read Full Description >

  On October 5, 2012, The Afghan Whigs performed at Terminal 5 in New York City as part of their reunion tour, marking a significant moment in the band’s history. This concert took place shortly after the release of "Do to the Beast," their first album in 16 years, which came out in April 2014. The live performance showcased the band's return to the spotlight after disbanding in 2001, following a successful run in the 1990s that included hits like "Gentlemen" and "1965." During this reunion, the band not only revisited their classic sound but also introduced new material, highlighting their evolution over time. Notably, this tour allowed fans to reconnect with the band's gritty and soulful essence, re-establishing their presence in the contemporary rock scene after years of hiatus.

The Afghan Whigs - Somethin' Hot Live at Terminal 5, NYC Reunion Tour

Terminal 5
New York City, NY, United States

• On October 5, 2012, The Afghan Whigs performed at Terminal 5 in New York City as part of their reunion tour, marking a significant moment in their car... Read Full Description >

  On October 5, 2012, The Afghan Whigs performed at Terminal 5 in New York City as part of their reunion tour, marking a significant moment in their career following a lengthy hiatus. Prior to this live recording, the band had released their acclaimed album "1965" in 1998, which showcased their evolution into a more polished sound blending rock and R&B influences. The band disbanded shortly after, leading to a 16-year break before they reunited for a series of performances. This particular show featured "Somethin' Hot," a standout track that highlighted the band's energetic presence and lyrical depth. The reunion tour not only celebrated their legacy but also reignited interest in their music, ultimately paving the way for a new album, "Do to the Beast," which was released in 2014. This performance exemplified the band’s enduring appeal and marked a pivotal return to the music scene.

The Afghan Whigs - Fountain And Fairfax Live at Terminal 5, NYC

Terminal 5
New York City, NY, United States

• On October 5, 2012, The Afghan Whigs performed at Terminal 5 in New York City as part of their Reunion Tour, marking a significant moment in their car... Read Full Description >

  On October 5, 2012, The Afghan Whigs performed at Terminal 5 in New York City as part of their Reunion Tour, marking a significant moment in their career. Before this live recording, the band had released their album "Gentlemen" in 1993, which gained acclaim and solidified their presence in the alternative rock scene. This concert came nearly 16 years after their hiatus, reflecting a resurgence of interest in their music and a strong fan base eager to celebrate their return. Their reunion followed the release of "Do To The Beast" in 2014, which was their first album in 16 years and marked a successful comeback. The live performance at Terminal 5 showcased not only their classic tracks but also their continued evolution as a band, highlighting their lasting impact and relevance in the ever-changing music landscape.