Thom Yorke

Thom Yorke - Ingenue Live Performance from The Jonathan Ross Show

The Jonathan Ross Show
London, United Kingdom

• 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

• 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.