The Radio Dept - dreamt this place koko london pitchfork festival three november two zero two six live, 2026

"Their music seems to keep its relevance well beyond its release, unaffected by the long gaps between releases."

The Radio Dept - pulling our weight koko london pitchfork festival three november two zero two six live, 2026

"Return of Radio Dept."

The Radio Dept - never follow suit hotel cecil copenhagen twenty-six october two zero two six live, 2026

"Angry, acquiescent and apathetic all at once"

The Radio Dept - pulling our weight hotel cecil copenhagen twenty-six october two zero two six live, 2026

"I am traveling from California to CPH for the first time next week and want to see one of my favorite bands, the Radio Dept, while I am there. However, tickets are sold out and nothing has popped up for resale yet, so hoping maybe someone here has an extra ticket or a lead on someone who might. Thanks!"

Zita Zwoon - hey you whatshadoing live, 2005

“This is what we expect from Zita Swoon. And this is what we expect from a live album: authenticity, beauty marks, songs that shackle you to your chair, which instill you with energy, pleasure and inspiration and which make you proud to know this band. This is the real thing.”

The Radio Dept - lost and found live, 2016

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The Radio Dept - never follow suit live scala london, 2017

The Radio Dept.'s most recent concerts were in 2018–2020, with their last known show on April 18, 2020, at Plan B in Malmö, Sweden. They had been largely inactive live for several years afterward (with some planned 2020 dates likely affected by the pandemic). Their previous notable activity included a 2018 European run and a 2017 North American tour. The band is returning to live performances after a long hiatus, with these confirmed dates (their first in nearly a decade in some cities, including London): October 26, 2026 — Hotel Cecil, Copenhagen (København), Denmark, October 28, 2026 — Nefertiti, Göteborg, Sweden, October 29, 2026 — Hus 7, Stockholm (Johanneshov), Sweden, November 3, 2026 — KOKO (as part of Pitchfork Music Festival London), London, UK These Scandinavian dates were added to the London headline show. The band has also mentioned new music in progress and a vinyl reissue of Pet Grief planned.

Neil Young - the needle and the damage done live at massey hall, 1971

"Neil Young played “The Needle and the Damage Done” live at Massey Hall in Toronto in January 1971. The song captures the tension and cost of addiction through vivid, prophetic lyrics. In the live setting, Young’s phrasing feels raw and urgent, almost like a confession."

The Lightning Seeds - three lions live, 1998

"So successful was the original ‘Three Lions’, buoyed by England’s near miss at the 1996 European Championships, that the only logical thing for David Baddiel, Frank Skinner and Ian Brodie to do was re-record it for the next big international tournament: the 1998 World Cup."

Neil Young - there's a world live at massey hall, 1971

"Singing in a hushed and fragile voice, it almost sounds like he's locked in a bedroom rather than on a theater stage, and as such it's jarring to hear the rapt-silent crowd explode into applause between songs."

The Radio Dept - always a relief live in seoul, 2016

"The band is notoriously slow-releasing music and rarely gives interviews, cultivating a sense of mystery and ensuring they never compromise their art for commercial pressure"

The Radio Dept - i wanted you to feel the same live at wfuv, 2011

"Fans often describe the performance as transporting, highlighting the vocalist's ability to convey deep sentiment, often noting the sound transports them to a "far off place"."

Neil Young - don't let it bring you down live at massey hall, 1971

"When Neil Young took the stage on that cold (I’m guessing) Toronto night in early 1971, it was just him, an acoustic guitar, a piano and that contraption that holds your harmonica and possibly fixes your scoliosis. Possibly. At the time, he was 26-years-old with a songbook and career that would’ve been the envy of musicians twice his age."

Neil Young - see the sky about to rain live at massey hall, 1971

"It never rains but it pours eh? A good decade and a half after taunting us with tales of boundless archive treats and multiple disc box sets Neil Young seems to have finally decided that we’ve been patient enough. Mere months after releasing the awesomely good Live At The Fillmore East (with Crazy Horse) he now brings us this historic gig from 1971 in its entirety. Boy, was it worth the wait..."

Neil Young - bad fog of loneliness live at massey hall, 1971

"Bad Fog of Loneliness" is a song written by Canadian singer-songwriter Neil Young, recorded in 1971 but not released until 2007 on the album Live at Massey Hall 1971 (which was later a disc on The Archives Vol. 1 1963–1972), in 2009 on The Archives Vol. 1 1963–1972 as a studio outtake, and in 2013 on Live at the Cellar Door. It also appeared on Young's live "Red Rocks" DVD released in 2000."

Neil Young - a man needs a maid heart of gold suite live at massey hall, 1971

"The relaxed, rambling intros suggest that herbal self-medication was on the agenda. And if so, it only seems to have helped him to focus on the music; once into a song, the hangdog hippy is banished and magic takes hold, with Young attaining cinematic scope from minimal instrumental accompaniment."

New Order - ceremony live retro, 1984

"Ceremony" is a song written by Joy Division, and first released as New Order's debut single in 1981. The track and its B-side, "In a Lonely Place", were recorded as Joy Division before the death of their lead singer Ian Curtis. Both were re-recorded and carried over to Joy Division's re-formation as New Order."

Morrissey - there is a light that never goes out live manchester, 2005

"Something about the open air and the catch-all nature of the crowd makes for a more light-hearted set and sound, and the version of There Is A Light That Never Goes Out from here is superior."

Neil Young - old man live at massey hall, 1971

"This is a remarkably rich set of songs, touching on nearly every aspect of Young's personality, whether it's his sweetness, his sensitivity, his loneliness, or even his often-neglected sense of fun. True, the latter only appears on "Dance Dance Dance," but that comes as a welcome contrast to the stark sadness of "See the Sky About to Rain."

Neil Young - on the way home live at massey hall, 1971

"a gentle, melodic track originally from Buffalo Springfield, Neil Young’s earlier band. The live version at Massey Hall is noted for its warmth and emotional delivery."