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Radiohead was formed when a team of school mates form Abingdon, England took the decision to pursue music as their long term career. Once out of college they came together as Radiohead and followed their passion to create their version of alternative. In 1991, with almost a year into making music, the band performed for underground music sessions and festivals. Although in its nascent stage, the band appeared to be rather large and promising to critics. Their very dark yet enigmatic music was highly appealing to alternative audiences. Radiohead was quickly scouted to EMI Records where they started working on their debut studio record. Radiohead’s forward thinking music manifested traditional yet modern rock inspired alternative. With time changing and audiences looking forward to new and innovative dimensions in rock, Radiohead ventured into restructuring its compositions. It came out with the most experimental tones and riffs. The deviant nature and as per some critics the eccentricity of their new found alternative stance was commendable. They earned appraisal from fans and critics, however, their popularity graph remained dormant. They were in the mainstream yet resided in the suburbs and occasionally came out to spark up some hype with one hit or another.

Pablo Honey (1993) became the formal introduction of Radiohead music and sound. The album carried reminisces of Nirvana’s raw guitars and Peal Jam’s deep vocals. The albums most prominent hit was the single Creep an all time favourite alternative single. This song became its claim to fame as it seemed to harness all the angst and frustration of the youth. Pablo Honey‘s success can be attributed to everything from the compositional lines to lead vocalist Thom Yorke's strong presence. Two years later, Radiohead came back with the second album The Bends. Galvanizing, devious and challenging the album became an anomalous presentation of alternative. Featuring Fake Plastic Tree and High and Dry the album revived rock ballad in the alternative mode. Although Radiohead were still not famous for their work, it didn’t matter as their fan following became loyal and demanding than before. They encourage the band to become a trend and a trendsetter rather than following the trend.

OK Computer (1997) was Radiohead’s third but strongest creation. It was substantiated with a provocative yet balanced theme. A blend of emotional melodrama and intellectual thoughts, it reflects upon life changing experience in the context of innovation and technology. The album became Radiohead’s best selling album. In the new millennium Radiohead resurfaced with Kid A. It bore sound of heavy keyboard keeping close to the heart and soul of alternative. The album’s music and Yorke's vocals became the band’s trademark for the next decade. Amnesiac in 2001 and I Might Be Wrong first live album from Radiohead brought Amnesiac, I Might Be Wrong  and True Love Waits as more palpable than their previous efforts. As a consequence, Radiohead got to enjoy a larger fan pool, huge crowds hailing them in live tours and concerts and their loyal following turning into a supportive family front.

Hail to the Thief (2003) came out as another fierce presentation of striking and revolting music.  As their longest length album, it carried a range of guitar weight variants in every song. Keeping their experimental undertones intact the album allowed for romantic yet powerful pianos. Radiohead’s minimalist stance facilitated them to create a studio album that added colour from other genres of rock. Next inline was Radiohead’s move to their next label. In Rainbows (2007) was an unusual offering to Radiohead listeners on their own terms of purchase. It was all soft and engulfing with respect to the sound and vocal element and the romantic theme overwhelmed general music listeners as well. In 2011 The King of Limbs hit stands to become a multi-Gold certified album. As a follow up the band scheduled concert tours to promote the album. Radiohead tickets are ready to wow everyone with all new and oldies, in a tour that will not be less than a wonder.

Radiohead are about to go on tour. The road trip will see them play nine dates in the US beginning March 30, 2017. That is in addition to the two performances they have scheduled for Coachella. After playing these eleven gigs in the US, the band will shift its focus to Europe. They will kick off proceedings in Norway on June 6, 2017. The last concert of the tour, as of now, will see them take the stage at the Manchester Arena in Manchester on July 5, 2017. Then they will headline the TRNSMIT Festival in Glasgow, Scotland on July 7, 2017. 

Radiohead Concerts Lineup 2017

• Thu Mar 30 2017 - American Airlines Arena, Miami
• Sat Apr 01 2017 - Philips Arena, Atlanta
• Mon Apr 03 2017 - Smoothie King Center, New Orleans
• Wed Apr 05 2017 - Sprint Center, Kansas City
• Sat Apr 08 2017 - KeyArena, Seattle
• Sun Apr 09 2017 - The Rose Quarter, Portland
• Tue Apr 11 2017 - Santa Barbara Bowl, Santa Barbara
• Fri Apr 14 2017 - Empire Polo Field, Indio
• Mon Apr 17 2017 - Greek Theatre U.C. Berkeley, Berkeley
• Fri Jun 09 2017 - Ericsson Globe Arena, Stockholm

The multiple times Grammy winning group, Radiohead resurfaced after five years with a number one studio record titled, ‘A Moon Shaped Pool.’ They have announced tour dates to support their most recent studio album and are scheduled to play their first show of the trek on March 30th at Miami’s AmericanAirlines Center. They will later take the stage in many popular venues like, the Sprint Center, the Key Arena and the Smoothie King Center before they conclude the tour in July with a concert at the Park Hayarkon in Tel Aviv.