A Summer Sonic video points to a Tokyo 2027 appearance, matching Ed O’Brien’s comments on the band’s staggered touring plans.
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A Summer Sonic video points to a Tokyo 2027 appearance, matching Ed O’Brien’s comments on the band’s staggered touring plans.
The son of George Harrison and the longtime Radiohead producer will release a self-titled album in September via the revived Dark Horse Records.
The Radiohead guitarist walks through a lifetime of listening, from a Scottish World Cup song to the final movement of Fauré’s Requiem, and makes clear he is done with guitar music.
Ed O’Brien’s solo debut leans into the progressive rock and Brazilian textures his main band never would, guided by producer Paul Epworth and a clear melodic compass.
The Radiohead frontman recalls the instant recognition when he first put on “Nevermind” in 1991.
Accepting an Ivor Novello Award in London, Thom Yorke detailed a new solo record made with Sam Petts-Davies and delivered a blunt critique of the music business. He also looked back on Radiohead’s cathartic European tour.
The frontman recently addressed a long-misunderstood lyric sheet, pointing to the burnout of the OK Computer tour as the true source of the track.
The 2026 ceremony honored recordings by Radiohead, Funkadelic, 2Pac, and more, while Badu and Clinton bridged generations on stage.
The artist’s Weekend Two set featured a guest appearance from Billy Idol and Steve Stevens, plus a cover of Radiohead’s “Fake Plastic Trees.”
The band’s ‘Motion Picture House’ audiovisual piece will premiere in a Coachella bunker before traveling to venues in the US and Mexico.
