Yeah Yeah Yeahs

In the summer of 2004, the Yeah Yeah Yeahs were in a pivotal moment in their career, fresh off the release of their acclaimed album "Fever to Tell," which debuted in April of the same year. This live performance at Central Park showcased their dynamic sound and stage presence, solidifying their reputation as a prominent band in the indie rock scene. The concert also came shortly after the single “Maps” had gained significant popularity, further propelling the band's visibility and acclaim. At this time, the Yeah Yeah Yeahs were known for their energetic performances and unique blend of punk, art rock, and pop, which contributed to the growing buzz surrounding their music. The Central Park gig was particularly notable, as it was part of the "Live at Central Park" series, drawing large crowds and marking a milestone in the band's trajectory as a leading force in the early 2000s music landscape.

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