It seems that Radiohead might be heading to Tokyo in 2027. Find all the details below.
READ MORE: Ed O’Brien talks conquering his “dark night of the soul” and Radiohead’s future.
O grupo de Oxford retornou ao palco no Reino Unido e na Europa no ano passado, marcando suas primeiras apresentações ao vivo juntos desde 2018. Eles realizaram uma série de 20 concertos em arenas em cinco cidades, incluindo quatro noites no O2 de Londres.
Then, in March, guitarist Ed O’Brien confirmed that the band had plans to hit the road again in 2027 and beyond. “What we’re going to do is, every year we’re going to do a different continent, and we’re going to do 20 shows each year.
Now, it seems that at least one of their planned future shows may take place in Tokyo – specifically at the city’s Summer Sonic music festival, which takes place over two weekends in both Tokyo and Osaka.
Radiohead have a history with the festival, having headlined in 2003 and 2016, while Thom Yorke has also played a Summer Sonic-sponsored club show with his Tomorrow’s Modern Boxes setup in 2015.
Fans are speculating about their return to the festival after the Tokyo edition of this year’s Summer Sonic kicked off yesterday (August 14), and video screens showed a teaser for next year which featured live concert footage of Radiohead, concluding with an all-caps “TOKYO 2027.” Watch below.
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Ampliando seus comentários sobre "20 shows", O'Brien disse aos fãs para "levar isso com um grão de sal" no início deste ano, acrescentando: "Eu não acho que faremos mais de 20 shows.
O’Brien also told NME this spring that the band had “not even talked about another record” yet. “Where did you get this idea that there’s another Radiohead record?” he asked us.
He reflected on the “amazing” tour, too, saying Radiohead were “so blessed that people want to see what we do, but at the heart of it, it’s five people”.
O’Brien was talking to NME about his latest solo album ‘Blue Morpho’. In a four-star review of that record, NME described it as a “beautiful path to healing”.
Meanwhile, the musician recently released a new one-off single, ‘Abbeycwmhir’, and his UK and European solo tour kicks off in October – you can find any remaining tickets here.
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