Radiohead Tickets

After an initial announcement featuring Radiohead tour dates across the East coast and Southwest with a vague promise of more dates to come, West coast fans can finally breathe a sigh of relief. As promised, more dates have been scheduled for the West Coast including back to back weekends at Coachella 2012! Find Coachella 2012 tickets now and check out the West Coast Radiohead tour dates and find Radiohead tickets for a show in your area!

Surprise, surprise! Even without a record label Radiohead managed to nab five Grammy Award nominations for their latest album The King of Limbs. Nominated for Best Alternative Music Album, Best Packaging and Best Rock Performance, Rock Song and Video for Lotus Flower, Radiohead stand the best chance of repeating for Best Packaging than in he other fields which are dominated by more popular mainstream artists. The fact that they were recognized for one of their more obscure albums is a testament to their staying power. Pick up Radiohead tickets 2012 now!

Radiohead have announced that they are taking The King of Limbs on the road from February through November 2012 and will be recording the next Radiohead album over the Christmas holiday, not to mention that Thom and Nigel are putting the finishing touches on the new Atoms for Peace record. Second drummer Clive Deamer from Portishead will be touring with the band to help them capture the rhythms they explored on the latest Radiohead album. Catch the amazing sounds of Lotus Flower live with Radiohead concert tickets! If you're in the South, pick up Radiohead tickets Atlanta. If you're in the Southwest, you can grab Radiohead tickets Houston. The tour kick off at the American Airlines Arena in Miami, be there to welcome the boys from Oxfordshire with Radiohead Miami tickets!

Radiohead tickets for their surpirse visit to the states are on sale now! If you can't get Radiohead Roseland tickets during the onsale, be sure to pick them up here to see the first stateside performance of The King of Limbs live! Thom Yorke announced that the band will be hitting the road in 2012 on a Radiohead tour in supoort of the new Radiohead album, the first since the In Rainbows tour. If you haven't seen Radiohead live, this is your chance to see one of the most talented acts in rock history in person. Their mix of analog instruments with electronics has defined the sound of the new millenium and influenced countless acts that have come after them. Be sure to catch the Radiohead King of Limbs tour when they come to a venue near you with Radiohead concert tickets!

Radiohead are scheduled to make a visit to New York City to appear on the season premiere of Saturday Night Live and and hour-long episode of The Colbert Report where they will play four songs and participate in an interview with the insane and brilliant Stephen Colbert.

Radiohead's Creep, first released as a single in 1992, has steadfastly maintained its status as the ultimate slacker anthem. The song's lyrics struck a chord with early-nineties rockers, proclaiming, "You're just like an angel/ Your skin makes me cry/ You float like a feather/ In a beautiful world/ I wish I was special/ You're so f***ing special/ But I'm a creep/ I'm a weirdo/ What the hell am I doing here/ I don't belong here." As a result of this memorable chorus, Radiohead guitar tabs are nearly omnipresent in the guitar cases of earnest young musicians even now.

While Creep pushed Radiohead to the forefront of the music scene as a debut single on the album Pablo Honey, the band defied the one-hit wonder stereotype and went on to create a series of progressively more ambitious albums. Within the Radiohead discography are a series of album titles that each evoke a different feel and sound. 1995's The Bends confirmed that Radiohead was a formidable music presence, while 1997's OK Computer combined inventive rhythms and complex guitar riffs for amazing songs that won Radiohead a Grammy Award. The band went on to produce Kid A, Amnesiac, Hail to the Thief and In Rainbows. With every new album, Radiohead's lyrics become more poetic and their skill more apparent.

Part of what makes Radiohead's music so enduring is the live experimentation the band does before recording a new album. Radiohead concerts are more exercises in music development than regurgitation of already-popular hits. Fans are well aware of this process, making Radiohead tour dates the most talked-about and eagerly awaited announcements in the fan community.

In Rainbows Tour

The success of their album In Rainbows meant that Radiohead were setting off on their tour with a great receptive audience waiting to see them. The band kicked off their tour in West Palm Beach, Florida and played both coasts. The infamous In Rainbows "pay what you want" scheme instantly became ultra-famous and covered in every article written about the band. The album was downloaded over one million times its first day, and Radiohead tickets were scarce for their first tour in ages.