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Radiohead asked ICE to pull a promotional video that uses their song “Let Down,” saying it was used without permission in the Trump administration’s immigration crackdown and characterizing the move as propaganda; DHS/ICE had not immediately commented.
Radiohead condemned ICE for using their song 'Let Down' in a pro-ICE video without permission and demanded it be taken down, stating the track means a lot to them and others. The move follows a pattern of artists objecting to the use of their music in immigration-related messaging.
Critics share their journeys of exploring and reevaluating artists and genres they previously dismissed, including Joni Mitchell, Kendrick Lamar, Neil Young, Diamanda Galás, and Radiohead, highlighting how open-minded listening can deepen appreciation and understanding of diverse musical styles.
Radiohead's second night of their 2025 tour in Madrid featured a dynamic and varied setlist with 14 different songs, including rare performances like 'Jigsaw Falling Into Place' and '(Nice Dream)' for the first time since 2009, showcasing their evolving live show. The tour continues through Europe with multiple shows in several cities.
Radiohead returned after seven years with a 25-song setlist at their Madrid concert, featuring tracks from their entire discography, to positive fan reactions, as they begin a tour with multiple residencies across Europe.
Radiohead performed their first concert in 7 years in Madrid, opening their reunion tour with a diverse setlist that included fan favorites, hits, and a rare live performance of 'Sit Down. Stand Up,' marking a significant return for the acclaimed band.
Radiohead made a triumphant return after seven years with a transcendent reunion show in Madrid, showcasing a mix of classic hits and new energy, including their first in-the-round performance and a setlist that celebrated their extensive catalog, reaffirming their significance in the music world.
Radiohead reunited for their first tour in seven years, performing in the round with a dynamic 25-song setlist spanning their career, starting in Madrid and continuing through Europe with multiple shows in each city, without confirming if this will be their final tour or new music releases.
Radiohead made their long-awaited live return after seven years with a concert in Madrid, playing a 25-song set that included hits from their albums like OK Computer and In Rainbows, marking their first performance since 2018 and signaling a rejuvenation after a hiatus due to personal and emotional reasons.
Radiohead announced a new merchandise line ahead of their European comeback tour, their first in over seven years, with shows in Madrid, Bologna, London, Copenhagen, and Berlin. The band is also rehearsing over 65 songs for the tour, which features a unique in-the-round setup and a 'busking' approach to setlists. Despite no new music since 2016, the band is making a significant return, amid ongoing controversies related to their political stances and past performances.
Radiohead announced their first shows in over seven years, featuring in-the-round performances across Europe, with setlists that are still being finalized from a shortlist of around 65 songs, and the band reflecting on their hiatus and political stances.
Thom Yorke explained that Radiohead's seven-year touring break was due to personal grief, emotional burnout, and the band's need to pause before reaching a breaking point. The band has recently announced a limited European tour starting November 4, their first since 2018, amid ongoing discussions about their political stances and past controversies.
Radiohead ended a seven-year live performance hiatus in 2023, citing personal struggles and grief, particularly Thom Yorke's loss of his wife, as reasons for the break. The band is now touring again, but members have reflected on their emotional challenges and the impact of political controversies surrounding their stance on the Israel-Palestine conflict.
Thom Yorke and Radiohead members discuss the intense controversy and personal struggles related to their stance on Israel and Palestine, with Yorke expressing distress over the backlash and the band reflecting on their complex relationships with the region and its politics.
Radiohead, formed in 1985, is back after a seven-year break, with members reflecting on their long career, personal struggles, and political controversies, while preparing for a new tour and contemplating future projects.