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I personally like the music

I went to the Hamburg show last night at the Laeiszhalle. I hate to say it but I feel sorry for Ed. I didn't even have to use my balcony seat because it was basically sit where you want. I'd say the concert hall was about 1/3 filled.

He was obviously affected by it. He made multiple comments about it "being a monday" and at one point making a thinly veiled joke saying "I don't even go out on mondays." He also said something like "what a beautiful venue, it could have been smaller though!" Ouch.

But I also feel this subreddit hasn't been giving him love while he's on tour. I feel like if Thom was on tour, there'd be posts everyday about it.

With his incredible band, he is doing his Blue Morpho album justice! I wish more people could see it. There were some peak moments that felt like I was watching Great Gig In The Sky on the Pulse tour.

I know this isnt worse than having your tour cancelled one week in due to Covid, but its gotta sting a little.

Radiohead have announced their first tour dates in over 7 years, consisting of 20 shows spread across Madrid, Bologna, London, Copenhagen & Berlin (official ticketing information HERE).

Show-specific discussion threads can be found linked below (\rescheduled dates)*;

• Madrid, Spain (Movistar Arena)
  • Nov 4, Nov 5, Nov 7 & Nov 8
• Bologna, Italy (Unipol Arena)
  • Nov 14, Nov 15, Nov 17 & Nov 18
• London, England (The O2)
  • Nov 21, Nov 22, Nov 24 & Nov 25
• Copenhagen, Denmark (Royal Arena)
  • Dec 4, Dec 5, \[Dec 15](https://www.reddit.com/r/radiohead/comments/1pmulbz/dec_15_royal_arena_copenhagen_denmark_setlist/) *& *[Dec 16**](https://www.reddit.com/r/radiohead/comments/1pnp1lo/dec_16_royal_arena_copenhagen_denmark_setlist/)
• Berlin, Germany (Uber Arena)
  • Dec 8, Dec 9, Dec 11 & Dec 12

Please use this megathread for all questions and discussion relating to the overall tour.

Imagine listening to In rainbows IN SPACE!!!!

UK based, didn’t get a London code

Idk if someone already posted this because i've been avoiding all the info about the concerts (i know you can see shit)

I've noticed other communities implementing restrictions on links to X (formerly Twitter), and I think it aligns with the values many Radiohead fans hold. Even a change like allowing only screenshots instead of direct links could help reduce traffic to that platform. It’s a small but meaningful step to consider.

A viewer told him that no artist has 5 classic albums, but he disagreed and brought up Radiohead along with other artists in this video.
https://m.youtube.com/shorts/DmEMOAaqwo0?ra=m

https://find-and-update.company-information.service.gov.uk/company/17043670/officers

Note that this is not an “LLP” (used for touring) but rather a “Limited” (used for album)

I’m curious to see how many people just downloaded it for free and how many gave some money to the group

Reputable Twitter account confirms the impending release of a new Radiohead album

I’m always curious if my (albeit most likely flawed) perception I get of Thom through his music is accurate to what he’s like in reality.

So, to those who have met him, what was your perception of him? It could be literally anything: personality, vibe, appearance, etc. Feed my curiosity, if you don’t mind! :)

Mine is Jigsaw falling into place

Look, I love Radiohead's music as much as the next guy in this sub, they are my top 3 bands/artists EVER. But we, as a community, cannot keep ignoring this. Thom's temper tantrum about the BDS movement, also related to a concert they held in Israel (2017 I believe?) - when he was even criticised by Roger Waters; their complete refusal to even acknowledge the GENOCIDE of the indigenous Palestinian population, and now Jonny's recent statement about the cancellation of the UK shows... not to mention Jonny's lunatic zionist wife, and his collaboration with an Israeli artist.

Do people not see the dissonance between their words/actions and their art? You're telling me the same group of people who birthed albums such as OK COMPUTER and HAIL TO THE THIEF are not capable of critical thinking and recognising their silence is hypocritical? At this point, after 19 months of genocide in Gaza, anything coming from their mouths is tone deaf. I'm sorry.

And if you guys want to give me shit for this post, I will only tell you this: you shouldn't be afraid of criticising your favourite musicians. Because this isn't okay. Their silence and complacency is not okay.