⁤ ⁤ radiohead, one of the most⁤ influential rock bands of the past three decades,
⁤ announced a limited ⁤set of tour⁢ dates on⁣ September 3, 2024, marking ⁢thier
⁢ ⁢ return to live performances ⁣after a seven-year hiatus. The announcement,
made via the band’s website, signals a potential new chapter for the
group, whose members have been focused⁤ on solo projects and collaborations
⁤ ⁣as 2018.
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⁤ according to the band’s statement, the impetus for‍ reuniting stemmed from
⁣a shared creative energy.”It feels like a good time to‍ play some of these
songs again, and to ‍share them with you in a physical space,” ⁢they wrote.
“Ther was a longing to reconnect, and ⁢it ⁣lodged deep inside all five of
⁢us.it also ‍made‍ us want to play some shows ⁢together, ⁢so we hope you can
⁢ make it to one⁤ of the upcoming dates.For now, it will just be⁢ these ones
but who knows where this will all lead.”

Ticket Facts and Registration

⁢ ⁤ Tickets will be exclusively available ‍through the band’s official website.
Registration for access to purchase tickets opened on Friday, September 5,
at 10 a.m. BST (British Summer Time) and will close on September ⁣7 at 10
p.m. ⁣BST. Radiohead’s website
⁤ ⁤ provides further details on the registration process.

A Long-Awaited Return to the Stage

⁤ ⁤ The upcoming tour marks the end of a significant hiatus for Radiohead. Their
‍ last‍ performance together was on August 1, 2018, at the Wells Fargo Center
⁣ in Philadelphia, pennsylvania, concluding their A Moon Shaped Pool
⁤ tour. Pitchfork reports
⁣ that the band has been largely inactive‍ as a collective unit as then.
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During the hiatus,⁢ band members pursued individual projects. Thom Yorke
released the ⁤solo album Anima in 2019 and two albums with The
Smile, Wall‍ of Eyes and Cutouts, in 2023. ⁤ ⁢jonny
‍ ⁣ Greenwood, also a member of The Smile, contributed to⁢ several⁣ film⁤ scores.
⁢ ⁤ Colin Greenwood toured with ⁢Nick Cave. Ed O’Brien released his debut solo
⁢ album Earth in 2020, and philip Selway released Strange
⁢ Dance in 2023.