Radiohead

In June 2003, Radiohead performed at Glastonbury Festival, playing 'Where I End and You Begin,' just a year after they released their groundbreaking album 'Hail to the Thief.' This album signified a pivotal moment for the band, serving as a blend of their experimental sound and more accessible pop elements, characterized by themes reflecting the political climate of the time. It’s fascinating to note that by this live performance, Radiohead had truly cemented their status as pioneers, melding art rock with powerful, haunting emotions. Their set at Glastonbury was not just a performance but a cathartic experience for fans, showcasing their evolution and ability to connect with audiences amid a burgeoning digital age.

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