They Might Be Giants

They Might Be Giants Performance at NPR Music Tiny Desk Concert: 'Fingertips' and More

NPR Music offices
Washington, D.C., DC, United States

• In January 1992, They Might Be Giants performed at the NPR Music offices for a Tiny Desk Concert, marking a fascinating moment in their career. This c... Read Full Description >

  In January 1992, They Might Be Giants performed at the NPR Music offices for a Tiny Desk Concert, marking a fascinating moment in their career. This concert occurred shortly after the release of their fifth studio album, "Apollo 18," which had come out in 1992 and showcased their innovative sound and clever lyricism. At this time, they were gaining substantial critical acclaim and a growing fan base, particularly for their eclectic mix of musical styles and engaging live performances. During the concert, the band performed new material along with the beloved track "Fingertips," highlighting their ability to blend the fresh with the familiar. This performance not only illustrated their evolution as artists but also their unique charm, which has consistently resonated with audiences across diverse genres. The intimate setting of the NPR offices allowed for a unique connection with fans, further solidifying their reputation as a distinctive force in alternative music.