Radiohead

In June 2006, Radiohead was riding the wave of their critically acclaimed album 'Hail to the Thief,' which had been released three years prior in 2003. This album, filled with an eclectic mix of sounds and political themes, marked a significant evolution in their musical style, embodying everything from electronic influences to more traditional rock elements. Live at The Greek Theatre, fans were treated to a performance that showcased not just their newer material, but also the depth and complexity of their discography. This concert was part of a tour that highlighted their commitment to live performance, where spontaneity often reigned supreme. An interesting tidbit? Thom Yorke, the band's frontman, announced during this tour that he had a strong connection to Berkeley, adding a personal touch to the evening's atmosphere. It was a moment that both the band and the audience would cherish, captured under the stars at such a unique venue.

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