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Radiohead Perform “Blow Out”



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Radiohead performed at the United Center in their latest U.S. tour.

For their second encore, the band pulled out a song they haven’t performed live in a decade: Pablo Honey’s “Blow Out.” Watch footage of that going down below. Radiohead last played the track during their 2008 Tokyo shows, touring behind In Rainbows.








This summer’s Radiohead tour features Jonny Greenwood’s Junun project as the supporting act. Tickets are still available here. Revisit our feature coverage around the 20th anniversary of OK Computer.

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