They Might Be Giants

They Might Be Giants Live Performance and Discussion at WNYC

Brian Lehrer's Studio
New York, NY, United States

• In May 2009, They Might Be Giants were actively promoting their album "Here Comes Science," which had been released in September 2009. This album mark... Read Full Description >

  In May 2009, They Might Be Giants were actively promoting their album "Here Comes Science," which had been released in September 2009. This album marked their continued exploration of children’s music, following their earlier work in both alternative rock and educational genres. The live recording at WNYC's Brian Lehrer's Studio highlights the band's unique blend of humor and intellectualism, as they discussed language nuances while performing. Interestingly, the band is known for their innovative approach to music distribution, including their use of multimedia and dedication to engaging younger audiences. During this period, They Might Be Giants also maintained a solid fanbase through their catchy tunes and clever lyrics, showcasing their evolution as artists committed to both entertainment and education.

They Might Be Giants Live Performance of 'Meet James Ensor' at WNYC

WNYC
New York, NY, United States

• In 2009, during the time of the live recording of "Meet James Ensor" at WNYC, They Might Be Giants were promoting their album "Here Comes Science," wh... Read Full Description >

  In 2009, during the time of the live recording of "Meet James Ensor" at WNYC, They Might Be Giants were promoting their album "Here Comes Science," which was released in 2009. This project marked a continued expansion of their work into educational themes, following their previous album "No!" from 2002, which also targeted a younger audience. The band is well-known for their innovative blending of music and education, notably gaining accolades for their engaging children's albums. The performance of "Meet James Ensor," a track that reflects their characteristic wit and cleverness, showcases their ability to appeal to both kids and adult listeners, highlighting their unique niche in the music industry. This recording also took place in a noteworthy venue in their hometown of New York, emphasizing their long-standing connection to the city and its cultural landscape.