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Radiohead is traveling this summer, including several headlining gigs and a number of festival stops. The British alt-rock collective is traveling behind "In Rainbows," released in the fall of 2007.


Radiohead is known for influencing many of the great current rock and pop acts today like Travis, Muse and Coldplay, and has been covered or sampled by an eclectic group of musicians, including John Mayer, The Roots and Hanson.

Frontman Thom Yorke formed the band with Colin and Jonny Greenwood, Ed OBrien and Phil Selway formed the group, originally named "On a Friday" at Abingdon School in Oxfordshire, England. As the band performed throughout the area, record labels became interested. Around that time, they changed their name to Radiohead after the Talking Heads "True Stories."

"Drill" was the bands first EP, released in March of 1992. "Creep" was the bands first single and they gained attention in the British press. "Pablo Honey" was their debut album in 1993, and had a more "grungy" sound than its predecessor - they were dubbed as "Nirvana-lite." "Creep" became a cult hip, and eventually became extremely popular on MTC and on Billboard modern rock charts. They became popular around the world and toured America.

The next album "The Bends" was released in 1995, which solidified the bands sound, with three guitarists and dense rifts. Popular singles from the album included "Fake Plastic Trees," "Just" and "Street Spirit (Fade Out)." They traveled to support the release, including opening for R.E.M.

Their next album, "OK Computer," gained the group positive attention from critics as well. The band began experimenting with ambient and avant-garde sounds, found within rock melodies. The album won the "Best Alternative Music Album" Grammy Award and found hits in "Paranoid Android," "Karma Police" and "No Surprises."

"Kid A" was another massive success, with a much different sound. The style was minimalistic with fewer guitars and a variety of instruments. There was a lot of hype behind the album, and no official singles were released. The collection was again a critical darling - it won Grammy Award for Best Alternative Album and a nomination for Album of the year.

"Hail to the Thief" was the next major album, and was supported by a global tour. The albums sound mixed the influences over the bands career, including guitar-based rock and eclectic electronic sounds. It was commercially successful, debuting at No. 3 on the Billboard Chart and was certified Gold in the U.S. and Platinum in the U.K.

The band will travel this spring and summer behind "In Rainbows," released in October of 2007. The album gained attention because it was a digital download for which customers could chose their own price. It has been reported that 1.2 million digital downloads were sold, but there was no sales figure. Reviews for the album were extremely positive, the best of their career.
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Radiohead: Outside contributions but no new tour or album
Posted January 8, 2010 by jordan
Radiohead frontman Thom Yorke recently helped compose songs for a documentary film about Tibet called "When the Dragon Swallowed the Sun." The film follows the Free Tibet movements over a period of seven years in Tibet, China and India.
Yorke also contributed to a new album called "Sisterworld" by Liars.
Radiohead suspected to release new EP this week!
Posted August 17, 2009 by jordan
Radiohead fans rejoice! There is serious speculation that Radiohead will issue a new digital EP as early as Monday, August 20th, as a track was leaked online over the weekend.
"These Are My Twisted Words" was posted on the message board of At Ease, a fan site. The source file includes "Wall of Ice," which is assumed to be the name of the new EP.
The band has said in the past that they traditionally like to put 10 or 11 songs together, but it doesn’t feel as natural as it used to, so they might do smaller EPs with four or five songs.
They are no strangers to innovative music release methods – in 2007, they released "In Rainbows" digitally on a pay-what-you-want basis.
Radiohead Heads into the Studio
Posted May 26, 2009 by michelle
Radiohead is taking the summer off from touring to head back to the studio and start work on their eighth album.
Ideas are brewing and instruments are bubbling as the band decides what's to come next creatively and otherwise after their last pioneering efforts on In Rainbows. What will remain the same, however, is their choice to continuing working with producer Nigel Godrich, who's been with the band since 1997's OK Computer.
Radiohead bassist Colin Greenwood told BBC News in a recent interview, "We're at the stage where we've got the big Lego box out and we've tipped it out on the floor and we're looking at all the bits and thinking, what next?"
Radiohead a Rolling Stone "Agent of Change"
Posted March 25, 2009 by michelle
Radiohead is one of several musical artists who made the "Top 100 Agents of Change" list that appears in the April 2nd issue of Rolling Stone magazine. Other music industry honorees include Bono, Neil Young, producer Danger Mouse, Lil Wayne, Arcade Fire and Jack White of the White Stripes.
The band is given props for bucking the music industry system by continuing to do their own thing and making their own rules as they go. Most notably and recently, they let fans name their own price for downloads of their 2007 release, In Rainbows.
Radiohead may not be the most profitable band around, but they are one of the most influential, known to every college kid coast-to-coast. Not many bands can say that.
Radiohead remix VHS auction
Posted December 14, 2008 by brittany
Radiohead will be auctioning off a four-hour remix video on eBay. All proceeds will be donated to the Missing People Charity.
The VHS video remix, which is signed by all five Radiohead members, is the only copy in existence and was created by NME Future 50 star James Rutledge. Rutledge says that Radiohead has given him their full support in allowing it to be sold on eBay to profit the charity.
Bidding is set to end at 10pm on Sunday, December 21.
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