Live Performances by Thom Yorke
Thom Yorke - Full Concert at Horseshoe Tavern, Toronto for The Bends
Horseshoe Tavern
Toronto, ON, Canada
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In March 1995, Thom Yorke was at a pivotal moment in his career as he performed live at the Horseshoe Tavern in Toronto to celebrate the release of Ra... Read Full Description >
In March 1995, Thom Yorke was at a pivotal moment in his career as he performed live at the Horseshoe Tavern in Toronto to celebrate the release of Radiohead's second album, *The Bends*. This album marked a significant development in the band's sound and lyrical depth compared to their debut, *Pablo Honey*, showcasing a more mature and experimental approach. *The Bends* would later be recognized as one of the defining albums of the 1990s alternative rock scene. During this performance, Yorke's poignant vocals and the band's atmospheric instrumentation indicated their rising status and artistic evolution, which would eventually lead to greater acclaim and experimentation in future works, particularly with their acclaimed album *OK Computer* in 1997. Interestingly, the live recording captures the raw energy and emotion that characterized their early performances, illustrating the band's connection with their audience as they transitioned to a more prominent place in the music landscape.
Thom Yorke & Jonny Greenwood Perform 'No Surprises' Live in Paris
Le Réservoir
Paris, France
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In July 2003, when Thom Yorke and Jonny Greenwood performed "No Surprises" live in Paris, Radiohead had recently released their groundbreaking album *... Read Full Description >
In July 2003, when Thom Yorke and Jonny Greenwood performed "No Surprises" live in Paris, Radiohead had recently released their groundbreaking album *Hail to the Thief* earlier that June. This album marked a significant moment in their career, showcasing a blend of experimentation and accessibility, reflecting the band's evolution from their earlier work. By this time, Yorke and his bandmates were solidifying their status as influential figures in alternative rock. Notably, *Hail to the Thief* was recorded amidst political tensions surrounding the Iraq War, which infused Yorke's writing with a sense of urgency and social commentary. The performance in Paris, during a period when Radiohead was revered for their innovative sound and thematic depth, highlights their ability to deliver powerful live renditions, making it an essential moment in their musical legacy.
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In early 2006, Thom Yorke was in the midst of his solo career, having released his debut solo album, *The Eraser*, in September 2006, just a few month... Read Full Description >
In early 2006, Thom Yorke was in the midst of his solo career, having released his debut solo album, *The Eraser*, in September 2006, just a few months after the live performance of "Analyse." The performance at the Mercury Music Awards was significant as it showcased Yorke's transition from his work with Radiohead to a solo identity. *The Eraser* marked a departure from the band's sound, featuring an electronic style and personal introspective lyrics. Notably, Yorke had expressed a desire to explore themes of disconnection and anxiety, which resonated deeply in both his solo work and the band's evolution. The performance of "Analyse" at the awards not only highlighted his innovative musical direction but also emphasized his status as a leading figure in contemporary music. The live rendition offers insight into Yorke's artistic expressions during a pivotal time in his career.
Thom Yorke Performs 'Cymbal Rush' Live on Henry Rollins Show in Los Angeles
Henry Rollins Show
Los Angeles, CA, United States
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On July 15, 2006, Thom Yorke performed "Cymbal Rush" on the Henry Rollins Show, a pivotal moment in his solo career following the release of his debut... Read Full Description >
On July 15, 2006, Thom Yorke performed "Cymbal Rush" on the Henry Rollins Show, a pivotal moment in his solo career following the release of his debut solo album, "The Eraser." Released in 2006, this album showcased Yorke’s distinctive sound outside of Radiohead, blending electronic elements with introspective lyrics. "Cymbal Rush," a standout track, reflects themes of anxiety and existential contemplation that are common in his work. Notably, during this period, Yorke was heavily involved in environmental activism and addressing socio-political issues through his music, further solidifying his influence as a solo artist. His performance on the show highlighted his ability to blend vulnerability with a powerful stage presence, marking a significant point in his evolution as an artist distinct from Radiohead.
Thom Yorke - Latitude 2009 Full Concert Featuring The Eraser and More
Latitude Festival
Burlington, VT, United States
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In July 2009, when Thom Yorke performed at the Latitude Festival, he was promoting his solo debut album, "The Eraser," which was released in 2006. Thi... Read Full Description >
In July 2009, when Thom Yorke performed at the Latitude Festival, he was promoting his solo debut album, "The Eraser," which was released in 2006. This live recording came at a significant point in his career as it followed the release of Radiohead’s critically acclaimed album, "In Rainbows," in 2007. The Latitude performance was notable for its experimental and intimate approach, showcasing Yorke's blend of electronic music with his signature style. During this period, he was also deeply involved in various side projects and had become more prominent as a solo artist. Interestingly, the Latitude Festival marked a time when Yorke was exploring the boundaries of live performance, often using advanced technology and visual elements to enhance the audience's experience, which would influence his future works and artistic expression.
Thom Yorke - Ingenue Live Performance from The Jonathan Ross Show
The Jonathan Ross Show
London, United Kingdom
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In May 2013, when Thom Yorke performed "Ingenue" on The Jonathan Ross Show, he was actively promoting his debut album with his side project, Atoms for... Read Full Description >
In May 2013, when Thom Yorke performed "Ingenue" on The Jonathan Ross Show, he was actively promoting his debut album with his side project, Atoms for Peace, titled *Amok*, which was released on February 25, 2013. This period marked a significant moment in his career as it represented his exploration beyond his iconic work with Radiohead. The live performance showcased his innovative approach to music, characterized by a fusion of electronic elements and experimental rock. Notably, *Amok* received positive reviews, further establishing Yorke's reputation as a solo artist. The show not only highlighted his ability to captivate audiences with intimate and dynamic performances, but also underscored the evolution of his sound and artistic identity outside of the band context.
ATOMS FOR PEACE - Live at EXIT R:Evolution 2013 (Full Concert)
Petrovaradin Fortress
Novi Sad, Serbia, Serbia
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In July 2013, when Atoms for Peace performed live at the EXIT R:Evolution festival in Novi Sad, Serbia, Thom Yorke was in a transitional phase of his ... Read Full Description >
In July 2013, when Atoms for Peace performed live at the EXIT R:Evolution festival in Novi Sad, Serbia, Thom Yorke was in a transitional phase of his career. The band was touring in support of their debut album, *Amok*, which was released in February 2013. This record saw Yorke venturing into more experimental territory, blending electronic elements with his characteristic songwriting style, marking a distinct departure from his work with Radiohead. The collaboration featured prominent musicians, including Flea from the Red Hot Chili Peppers and producer Nigel Godrich, showcasing a unique fusion of talents and styles. The live performance not only emphasized Yorke's versatility as an artist but also highlighted his ongoing exploration of sound and rhythm in a more collaborative context. This concert is a testament to Yorke's ability to embrace innovation while engaging with his musical roots.
Thom Yorke - Bloom Live Performance at Le Trianon, Pathway to Paris
Le Trianon
Paris, France
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In November 2014, when Thom Yorke performed "Bloom" live at Le Trianon as part of the Pathway to Paris event, he had recently released his second solo... Read Full Description >
In November 2014, when Thom Yorke performed "Bloom" live at Le Trianon as part of the Pathway to Paris event, he had recently released his second solo studio album, "Tomorrow's Modern Boxes," just a few months earlier in September 2014. This album showcased Yorke's exploration of electronic music and further established his sound distinct from his work with Radiohead. The Pathway to Paris event itself was notable as it aimed to raise awareness about climate change and featured various artists; Yorke's involvement highlighted his commitment to environmental issues. The performance captured the raw energy of his solo endeavors, emphasizing his ability to connect with the audience through both lyrical depth and innovative musicality. This period marked a significant phase in Yorke's career, reflecting his growth as both a musician and an advocate.
Thom Yorke - Acoustic Performance of 'True Love Waits' at Jeunesse Arena, Rio de Janeiro
Jeunesse Arena
Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
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On April 22, 2018, during a live performance at Jeunesse Arena in Rio de Janeiro, Thom Yorke delivered an acoustic rendition of "True Love Waits." Thi... Read Full Description >
On April 22, 2018, during a live performance at Jeunesse Arena in Rio de Janeiro, Thom Yorke delivered an acoustic rendition of "True Love Waits." This performance is particularly notable as it marked Yorke’s first acoustic rendition of the song since 2010. By this time, Yorke had recently released *Anima*, his third solo studio album, in June 2019, which showcased a more electronic sound compared to his earlier work. This live performance fits into Yorke's evolution as an artist who often explores themes of love and existential angst, and "True Love Waits," originally developed during Radiohead's *OK Computer* sessions, reflects this introspection. In addition to his solo projects, Yorke remains an integral part of Radiohead, with the band consistently pushing the boundaries of alternative rock. This performance thus serves as a pivotal bridge between his ongoing solo work and the band's collaborative legacy.
Thom Yorke Performs 'Unmade' Live at Maida Vale for BBC Radio 6 Music
Maida Vale studios
London, ENG, United Kingdom
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In October 2018, Thom Yorke performed "Unmade" live at Maida Vale studios for BBC Radio 6 Music. At this point in his career, he had recently released... Read Full Description >
In October 2018, Thom Yorke performed "Unmade" live at Maida Vale studios for BBC Radio 6 Music. At this point in his career, he had recently released his solo album "Suspiria" (2018), which serves as the soundtrack for Luca Guadagnino's horror film of the same name. This live performance highlighted Yorke's experimental and atmospheric approach to music, reflecting the darker themes of the film. Notably, "Unmade" showcases his ability to blend haunting melodies with electronic soundscapes, a hallmark of his solo work. The performance took place during a promotional phase for this project, establishing Yorke not only as the frontman of Radiohead but also as a distinctive solo artist with a keen interest in film scoring. This continued to cement his reputation for innovation in the music industry while exploring different mediums.
Thom Yorke - Full Concert at NOS Alive Festival Performing Hits
NOS Alive Festival
Lisbon, Portugal
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In July 2019, when Thom Yorke performed at the NOS Alive Festival in Lisbon, he was promoting his most recent solo album, "ANIMA," which was released ... Read Full Description >
In July 2019, when Thom Yorke performed at the NOS Alive Festival in Lisbon, he was promoting his most recent solo album, "ANIMA," which was released the previous year in June 2018. This album was notable for its exploration of themes related to technology and modernity, and it showcased Yorke's evolution as a solo artist outside of his iconic band, Radiohead. The live performance featured songs from "ANIMA" as well as selections from his earlier solo projects, demonstrating his ability to blend experimental sounds with lyrical depth. "ANIMA" was accompanied by a short film directed by Paul Thomas Anderson, further emphasizing Yorke's artistic vision and multi-dimensional creativity. This concert represents a significant moment in his career, highlighting his continued relevance and innovation as a leading figure in contemporary music.
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On December 15, 2022, Thom Yorke performed with The Smile, a project featuring him alongside Jonny Greenwood and drummer Tom Skinner, in a live sessio... Read Full Description >
On December 15, 2022, Thom Yorke performed with The Smile, a project featuring him alongside Jonny Greenwood and drummer Tom Skinner, in a live session at the KEXP studio in Seattle. This performance came shortly after the release of their debut album, "A Light for Attracting Attention," which was released in May 2022. The album showcased the band's experimental sound and distinct departure from Yorke's work with Radiohead, while also continuing themes of anxiety and societal challenges. Notably, Yorke's versatility as an artist was on full display during the KEXP performance, where he contributed on multiple instruments, emphasizing his multifaceted musical talent. This appearance underlined The Smile's commitment to live music and connection with fans, further enhancing Yorke's evolving career beyond his well-known legacy with Radiohead.
The Smile: Live Performance at Tiny Desk Concert, Featuring 'A Light for Attracting Attention'
Tiny Desk
Washington, DC, United States
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Before the Tiny Desk concert on January 3, 2023, Thom Yorke was deeply involved with his band The Smile, which features fellow Radiohead member Jonny ... Read Full Description >
Before the Tiny Desk concert on January 3, 2023, Thom Yorke was deeply involved with his band The Smile, which features fellow Radiohead member Jonny Greenwood and drummer Tom Skinner. The live recording showcased material from their debut album, "A Light for Attracting Attention," released in May 2022. This project allowed Yorke to explore new musical territories while still maintaining his distinctive style, blending elements of rock, avant-garde, and electronic music. The concert highlighted the band's dynamic live performance and their ability to craft intricate soundscapes. An interesting fact is that this concert came on the heels of a series of performances that marked The Smile's early career, underscoring Yorke's continuous evolution as an artist and his enduring influence in the music landscape.
Thom Yorke Live | Full 'Everything' Concert at Tokyo Garden Theatre
Tokyo Garden Theatre
Tokyo, Japan
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By November 2023, when the live recording titled "Thom Yorke Live | Full ‘Everything’ Solo Concert at Tokyo Garden Theatre" took place, Thom Yorke... Read Full Description >
By November 2023, when the live recording titled "Thom Yorke Live | Full ‘Everything’ Solo Concert at Tokyo Garden Theatre" took place, Thom Yorke was in the midst of promoting his recent solo project. Prior to this concert, he released the album "ANIMA" in June 2019, which confirmed his evolution as a solo artist following his work with Radiohead. The "Everything" tour showcased his continued experimentation with sound and presentation, highlighting his artistic versatility. Interestingly, Yorke is known for his innovative approach to music and performance, utilizing both technology and visual elements to enhance the live experience, a hallmark of his concerts. The absence of certain tracks from classic albums in the setlist indicates a departure from his previous repertoire, focusing on a fresh, immersive experience tailored to the themes of the current tour. This demonstrates his ongoing commitment to evolve as an artist while engaging intimately with his audience.
Thom Yorke Performs 'Bloom' Live at Electric Lady Studios
Electric Lady Studios
New York, NY, United States
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In the live recording of "Bloom" from Electric Lady Studios on January 1, 2024, Thom Yorke showcases his continued artistic evolution. Prior to this r... Read Full Description >
In the live recording of "Bloom" from Electric Lady Studios on January 1, 2024, Thom Yorke showcases his continued artistic evolution. Prior to this recording, his most notable work was the Radiohead album "The King of Limbs," released in 2011, featuring "Bloom" as one of its standout tracks. At this point in his career, Yorke was an established solo artist and frontman of Radiohead, known for pushing musical boundaries with both his band and solo projects, including his work with Atoms for Peace. The live performance emphasizes not only his distinctive vocal style and innovative electronic influences but also reflects his commitment to creating immersive musical experiences. Moreover, performing at the iconic Electric Lady Studios adds a layer of historical significance to the recording, connecting Yorke to a legacy of renowned artists who have recorded there. This concert aligns with Yorke's ongoing tour in 2024, indicating his active engagement with audiences and promotion of his mu
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In the live recording of "Unmade" at Electric Lady Studios on January 1, 2024, Thom Yorke showcases a piece from the soundtrack for Luca Guadagnino's ... Read Full Description >
In the live recording of "Unmade" at Electric Lady Studios on January 1, 2024, Thom Yorke showcases a piece from the soundtrack for Luca Guadagnino's film "Suspiria," which was released in 2018. Prior to this recording, Thom Yorke had been actively involved in both solo projects and his work with Radiohead, experiencing significant acclaim for his contributions to film soundtracks. "Unmade" is particularly notable as it reflects Yorke's explorative soundscapes during his solo career, blending electronic elements with emotive piano and vocals. The performance at Electric Lady Studios further emphasizes Yorke's commitment to innovative artistry and live music expression, positioning him in a dynamic phase of his career as he continues to tour and engage audiences in 2024. This recording not only highlights his evolution as a solo artist but also underscores his collaborative spirit with filmmakers and creative projects.
Thom Yorke - Live Performance of 'Suspirium' at Electric Lady Studios
Electric Lady Studios
United States
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In the live recording "Suspirium" from Electric Lady Studios, Thom Yorke highlighted his work on the "Suspiria" soundtrack, which was released in 2018... Read Full Description >
In the live recording "Suspirium" from Electric Lady Studios, Thom Yorke highlighted his work on the "Suspiria" soundtrack, which was released in 2018. This album marked a significant moment in Yorke's solo career, showcasing his ability to create atmospheric and haunting music for film, particularly for Luca Guadagnino's reimagining of the classic horror film. By 2024, when this live performance occurred, Yorke was actively touring and likely building on the momentum generated by "Suspiria," exploring deeper into his solo artistry. Notably, this live rendition reflects his innovative approach to blending genres, incorporating elements of electronic music with traditional instrumentation. The choice of venue, Electric Lady Studios, resonates with Yorke's rich history in music production, as it is a legendary location known for fostering creative collaborations and iconic recordings.
Thom Yorke - Live at Auckland 2024 Full Concert Featuring 'Back in the Game'
Auckland, New Zealand
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As of October 10, 2024, when Thom Yorke performed live in Auckland, he was promoting his latest solo work, "ANIMA," which had been released in 2019. F... Read Full Description >
As of October 10, 2024, when Thom Yorke performed live in Auckland, he was promoting his latest solo work, "ANIMA," which had been released in 2019. Following the release of "ANIMA," Yorke had toured extensively, showcasing his blend of electronic music and experimental sound. Notably, his performances often incorporate visual elements, with a strong emphasis on atmospheric experiences, reflective of his unique artistic vision. In Auckland, fans would likely have anticipated a setlist featuring songs from "ANIMA" alongside tracks from his previous work, displaying his evolution as a solo artist. Additionally, this concert underscores Yorke's status as a pivotal figure not just in Radiohead, but within contemporary music, continually pushing boundaries and exploring new sounds. The recent live performance in New Zealand likely resonated deeply with fans, exemplifying his dynamic stage presence and commitment to innovative artistry.
Thom Yorke Performs 'Let Down' Live at Sydney Opera House
Sydney Opera House
Sydney, NSW, Australia
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As of November 1, 2024, when Thom Yorke performed "Let Down" at the Sydney Opera House, he was in a period of both solo work and collaboration with Ra... Read Full Description >
As of November 1, 2024, when Thom Yorke performed "Let Down" at the Sydney Opera House, he was in a period of both solo work and collaboration with Radiohead. Before this performance, Yorke released his third solo album, "ANIMA," in 2019, which received widespread acclaim and further solidified his artistic identity outside of the band. Notably, "ANIMA" was accompanied by a short film directed by Paul Thomas Anderson, showcasing Yorke's innovative approach to music and visual art. Additionally, the choice of "Let Down," a classic Radiohead track from their highly influential 1997 album "OK Computer," highlights his enduring connection with the band's legacy even as he explores new solo horizons. His performance at the iconic Sydney Opera House underscores his status as a pioneering artist in contemporary music, blending ethereal soundscapes with poignant lyrics that resonate deeply with fans worldwide.
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As of November 2024, when Thom Yorke performed in Osaka, Japan, he had recently released his album "ANIMA" in June 2019, which showcased his experimen... Read Full Description >
As of November 2024, when Thom Yorke performed in Osaka, Japan, he had recently released his album "ANIMA" in June 2019, which showcased his experimental approach to music and solidified his status as a solo artist outside of Radiohead. This live recording likely reflects the culmination of his artistic evolution, blending electronic soundscapes with intimate songwriting that became a hallmark of his solo work. Notably, during this period, Yorke further explored themes of technology and humanity, often weaving them into his performance style, which is described as raw and powerful. His ability to create an emotional connection during live shows, as highlighted by audience praise, emphasizes his continued relevance and innovative spirit in the music landscape. This concert in Osaka is part of a larger tour promoting his artistic vision in the wake of both "ANIMA" and previous influential projects.
Thom Yorke Solo Full Concert - Live at Tokyo Garden Theater (Including 'Karma Police')
Tokyo Garden Theater
Tokyo, Japan
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As of November 24, 2024, when Thom Yorke performed a live concert at the Tokyo Garden Theater, he was likely promoting his recent solo work. Prior to ... Read Full Description >
As of November 24, 2024, when Thom Yorke performed a live concert at the Tokyo Garden Theater, he was likely promoting his recent solo work. Prior to this performance, Yorke released his highly acclaimed album "ANIMA" in 2019, which was notable for its exploration of themes surrounding technology and isolation, aligning with his artistic evolution beyond Radiohead. During this concert, Yorke's setlist included tracks spanning his career, showcasing his ability to blend atmospheric soundscapes with poignant lyrics. Notably, "A Brain in a Bottle," a track from "ANIMA," reflects his ongoing experimentation with electronic music. This performance continued to build on his reputation as a compelling live artist, known for creating immersive experiences that connect deeply with audiences, often supported by innovative visual presentations.
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In the live recording of "Daily Battles," Thom Yorke performs a song from the film "Motherless Brooklyn," indicating that this period in his career al... Read Full Description >
In the live recording of "Daily Battles," Thom Yorke performs a song from the film "Motherless Brooklyn," indicating that this period in his career aligns with the release of his 2019 solo album "ANIMA." This album, unlike his previous works, features a more refined electronic sound and addresses complex themes, showcasing his evolution as an artist. The performance took place during a time when Yorke was actively engaging with visual media, as "Motherless Brooklyn" is a film directed by Edward Norton, further illustrating Yorke's interest in collaborative projects beyond music. Interestingly, "Daily Battles" highlights his ability to convey emotional depth through minimalist arrangements, often accompanied by intricate visual storytelling — a testament to the synergy between his music and the cinematic world. This performance at the Ed Sullivan Theater serves as a reflection of Yorke's versatility and artistic exploration during this stage of his career.
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In the live recording "Thom Yorke - The Clock," the artist was at a pivotal stage in his career, particularly following the release of his solo debut ... Read Full Description >
In the live recording "Thom Yorke - The Clock," the artist was at a pivotal stage in his career, particularly following the release of his solo debut album, "The Eraser," in 2006. By the time this performance took place, Yorke had established himself as a significant figure in alternative music beyond his work with Radiohead. The recording likely features material that reflects his evolving sound, characterized by a blend of electronic and experimental elements. Additionally, Yorke has been known for his politically charged lyrics and innovative live performances, often enhancing the emotional weight of his songs through visual artistry and experimentation. This particular performance captures Yorke's introspective style and commitment to pushing musical boundaries, resonating with themes present throughout his solo work.
Live Performance of 'Back in the Game' at Sydney Opera House
Sydney Opera House
Sydney, NSW, Australia
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Thom Yorke's live performance of "Back in the Game" at the Sydney Opera House showcases his evolution as a solo artist, following the release of his t... Read Full Description >
Thom Yorke's live performance of "Back in the Game" at the Sydney Opera House showcases his evolution as a solo artist, following the release of his third solo album, *ANIMA*, in 2019. This album marked a significant moment in his career, exploring themes of anxiety and technological disconnection, which resonate with the song performed in Sydney. The collaboration with producer Mark Pritchard for this track reflects Yorke's willingness to experiment with electronic music and varied production styles, a hallmark of his solo endeavors distinct from his work with Radiohead. The Sydney Opera House itself is an iconic venue, further emphasizing Yorke's status as a revered artist, capable of drawing audiences into his introspective and innovative sound. This performance not only highlights his solo work but also reinforces his continued relevance in the music landscape.
Thom Yorke: 'Free In The Knowledge' Live at Royal Albert Hall
Royal Albert Hall
London, United Kingdom
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Thom Yorke's performance of "Free In The Knowledge" at the Royal Albert Hall marks a significant moment in his career. This live recording took place ... Read Full Description >
Thom Yorke's performance of "Free In The Knowledge" at the Royal Albert Hall marks a significant moment in his career. This live recording took place in 2022, during which he showcased material from his new side project, The Smile, featuring Radiohead's Jonny Greenwood and drummer Tom Skinner. Prior to this performance, Yorke had released "Anima," a solo album in 2019, which received critical acclaim and allowed him to further explore his artistic vision outside of Radiohead. The Smile's debut album, "A Light for Attracting Attention," was subsequently released in May 2022, just months after this performance. Notably, this event was part of a Letters Live show, underscoring Yorke's continued evolution as a performer, blending music with literary and artistic expression.
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At the time of the live recording "Thom Yorke hugs Jonny Greenwood at the Smile concert," which took place during a performance by The Smile—an alte... Read Full Description >
At the time of the live recording "Thom Yorke hugs Jonny Greenwood at the Smile concert," which took place during a performance by The Smile—an alternative rock band formed by Yorke and Greenwood—the artist was engaging in a new chapter of his career post-Radiohead's most recent album, "A Moon Shaped Pool" (2016). The Smile's debut album, "A Light for Attracting Attention," was released in May 2022, marking a significant moment for Yorke as it showcased his continued evolution as an artist and collaborator beyond his work with Radiohead. This concert depicted not only a camaraderie between Yorke and Greenwood but also underscored Yorke's active involvement in exploring diverse musical projects, demonstrating his adaptability and ongoing influence in the modern music landscape. Notably, the support from Greenwood, who has been a long-time musical partner, reflects the deep bonds formed through years of collaboration.
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The live recording titled "Thom Yorke | Live in Auckland FULL SET" showcases a performance from Yorke's solo career, specifically around the time of h... Read Full Description >
The live recording titled "Thom Yorke | Live in Auckland FULL SET" showcases a performance from Yorke's solo career, specifically around the time of his 2018 album "Suspiria," which is a soundtrack for the horror film of the same name. Prior to this, in 2014, he released "Tomorrow's Modern Boxes," indicating a career trajectory where Yorke was increasingly exploring solo projects outside of Radiohead. During the Auckland performance, he plays a mix of tracks, including "The Eraser," showcasing material from his debut solo album released in 2006. This live set exemplifies Yorke's distinctive style blending electronic music with emotive vocals, reflecting his artistic evolution. The choice of location and the recording quality also emphasize his ongoing intimate connection with audiences, a hallmark of his solo endeavors.
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Before the live recording referenced, Thom Yorke was deeply immersed in the production and release of Radiohead's sixth studio album, "Hail to the Thi... Read Full Description >
Before the live recording referenced, Thom Yorke was deeply immersed in the production and release of Radiohead's sixth studio album, "Hail to the Thief," which was released in June 2003. This album marked a significant period in Yorke's career, showcasing a return to a more rock-oriented sound while still incorporating electronic elements that the band had explored in previous works. The live performance likely reflects Yorke's artistic evolution during this time, where themes of political and social commentary were prominent in both the album and the band's live presentations. Notably, the album's title and some of its tracks were inspired by the political climate leading up to the Iraq War, suggesting that Yorke's performances around this period were charged with a sense of urgency and relevance. Moreover, "Hail to the Thief" solidified Radiohead's status as innovators in the alternative rock genre, further entrenching Yorke's influence as a frontman and creative force in music.
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Thom Yorke's performance at Electric Lady Studios took place in 2018, during a period marked by his extensive work on the album "ANIMA," which was rel... Read Full Description >
Thom Yorke's performance at Electric Lady Studios took place in 2018, during a period marked by his extensive work on the album "ANIMA," which was released in June of that year. This live recording not only showcases Yorke's unique blend of electronic and acoustic elements but also highlights his significant evolution as a solo artist, distinct from his work with Radiohead. The year 2018 was pivotal for him, as "ANIMA" received critical acclaim, further establishing Yorke’s prowess beyond his well-known band. The performance at the iconic studio adds an intimate vibe to the live renditions of his tracks, with Electric Lady's rich history enhancing the experience. An interesting aspect of this event was the limited edition pressing available at shows, illustrating the exclusivity and excitement surrounding Yorke's work at that time.
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Thom Yorke - Bloom (Live from Electric Lady Studios)
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The Smile: Tiny Desk Concert
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The Smile - Full Performance (Live on KEXP)
KEXP studio December 15, 2022 -
Thom Yorke - Unmade (Live from Electric Lady Studios)
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Thom Yorke - Ingenue (Live Jonathan Ross Show)
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Thom Yorke - Suspirium (Live from Electric Lady Studios)
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Thom Yorke - Analyse
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Thom Yorke performs Free In The Knowledge at the Royal Albert Hall
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Thom Yorke - Unmade (Live for BBC Radio 6 Music)
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thom yorke hugs jonny greenwood at the smile concert
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