Radiohead

In May 1999, when Radiohead performed 'Exit Music' at the Tibetan Freedom Concert, they were riding high on the wave of their critically acclaimed album 'OK Computer,' released just two years earlier. This album had pushed the boundaries of alternative rock and showcased their experimental sound, garnering them a huge fanbase and critical praise. Interestingly, the concert aimed to raise awareness for human rights issues in Tibet, aligning with Radiohead's socially conscious ethos. The haunting performance of 'Exit Music' resonated powerfully with the audience, highlighting the emotional depth and urgency of the song. It's worth noting that this was a pivotal moment in their career, showcasing their commitment to activism while continuing their transformation as a groundbreaking artistic force.

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