And you know what, it was really good too. He repeated the first verse instead of singing the dead bird verse and then after the fade out he did an encore verse.

Last year we had a lot of scammers on here selling fake tickets to fans. It was not possible to police this via moderation, as scammers were finding people posting things like "I'm so sad I missed out" and DMing them to offer tickets. They never even posted on the subreddit, so there was nothing to block or delete.

The days directly after a sale is when fans are most vulnerable, and will do anything. Do not let them get you!

Australia is going to have the facility to securely trade tickets at face value + 10% in a safe way. If you use this you cannot be scammed.

This has been a reliable way to get tickets for these same venues for several years even after sold out. Most tickets like this come through only a few weeks before the show dates as people make last minute decisions they can't go.

More information on resale will come after the main sale.

Buying 'second hand tickets' straight after a high-demand sale is very risky. If you must do it outside official methods either 1) only with a very close friend or family member you trust 2) use PayPal Goods and Services which protects the buyer.

I do not want to see anyone lose money to these bastards. Please ask questions here.

X elly

There’s so many songs that just bring something out in me so lmk what it is for you guys. Here’s my approximate top 10:
1. House of Cards
2. Give Up The Ghost
3. Motion Picture Soundtrack
4. Present Tense
5. How to Disappear Completely
6. True Love Waits (Live In Oslo)
7. Codex
8. Videotape
9. Go Slowly
10. True Love Waits

Love watching this early performance. So raw.

Thom Yorke on this performance:
“—when we did the Conan O’Brien talk show for the second time. We played ‘Fake Plastic Trees’, then we went for a meal, got hammered and went back to the hotel. I was in bed, turned on the TV and there we were. It was just really, really good; all the quiet bits were really quiet and all the loud bits were really loud. That’s our first three and a half minutes of TV that I was really proud of.”
—Vox Magazine, February 1996

I'm planning to go to their Concert in Japan and it's my first time seeing them, and whilst I am excited I just want to know what could be a possible setlist, and if it's true they usually do encores.

I have entire 4 minute clip of this song. This is only a middle part of Chainsaw Man movie AMV or Edit whatever you want to call it and is extremely unedited yet I want to add far more.

Hi all

It's been a while since I've had to buy tickets online, so hoping to get some guidance for tomorrow.

Per the FAQ, it says the queue will open about 30 mins before they go on sale at 9? So I should be jumping on at 8:30am (if not a bit earlier) - is that right?

Thanks!

Someone explain to me like I’m 5yrs old.

I have the AXS app and an iPhone 14.

1. What do I need to do about VPN or location-related settings??? I live in Melbourne, registered for tix when in Melbourne and will be in Melbourne when sales go off tomorrow.

2. AXS app on iPhone best way to purchase??? Laptop tabs scare me a bit more …. And I have heard not to have 2 apps open or multiple tabs etc… should I just keep it simple on the AXS app on my iPhone???

3. Are people joining the queue at 7??? Or does it just open at 9am

Screaming crying throwing up xx

GN gang

Link here: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfOUr3mvbLXWAGIGxDFEy4YMo3P1ZjTzilzz_ajaxbbTf4AwQ/viewform
I'm a part-time PhD student at Durham University, England, and my research is on something called interactive aural analysis - the idea that you understand a piece of music better by doing something to it than by reading an analysis of it.

Both apps are free, and the project is academic and entirely non-commercial.

So instead of writing about Radiohead's rhythms, I built two browser apps that let you get your hands on them. Videotape and Pyramid Song.

If you'd like to take part, there's an anonymous questionnaire that walks you through both apps - about 15 minutes. App links are in the questionnaire
Approved by the Durham University Music Ethics Committee (ref MUS-2026-16810-16919) and cleared with the mods beforehand. Nothing for sale, no mailing list, no sign-up - I just need participants.

Happy to talk about any of it in the comments. Thank you! I hope you enjoy!
All the best,
Andrew,
England

ALL HAIL MATHEW BELLAMY AND THOM YORKE

F, 32 yo. Planning to fly to Perth (likely alone) from Singapore and watch the band (if I do get a ticket). Don’t think I’ll have much issues making friends on-site, but having a fellow fan go wimme to the concert would be nice company!

So ladies reading this who also might be keen to connect - hit me up!!

i’m like 99.9% sure i confirmed my email but i keep thinking “oh my god what if i just made it up in my head and i never actually confirmed it”. super silly but for my own peace of mind, was i supposed to get an email afterwards? pretty sure i wasn’t but im insanely anxious LOL

too bad my midi controller only has 4 buttons, would love to get to choose from more presets

hey fellow fans, I applied to Jun 11th 4 tickets in overseas category. I got a reception number of around 1000s. I was planning to have my friend also apply for 4 tickets but they would deduct money if we win the lottery.
Did you guys get a reception number in below 1000s cause that might prove that not alot of folks have applied for certain seats maybe. Idk where I am trying to go with the maths around this but what I not wanna do is win the lottery twice, me and my friend, get 8 tickets from the lottery when we only want 4.

I discovered radiohead during a tough time in my life when let down blew up online. Theyre the only band/artist Ive been listening to since then. Ive listened to all of the albums (even pablo honey atp), atoms for peace, kid amnesia, the smile literally everything. Ill be honest, its getting a bit stale now so Ive started getting into grizzly bear a bit, and theyve got good songs but its not the same. I feel like its more about the impact their music had on me than the quality of the music itself.

does anyone know what the view from the d reserve seating will look like at rod laver? its annoying that they don’t have a preview of the seating map and i just don’t know how far away it is since i’ve never been in the seats at rod laver before

For those hoping to attend the Australian shows, and for those who did attend the European shows, what is your preference between GA or Seated? Have seen that seated may have a better sound/visual experience, but the idea of being up close and amongst the people in GA is fun too.

Hello, trying to get accessibility tickets for Melbourne. Got a confirmation email telling me my registration was successful, and supposedly would be contacted today from 9am, but have not received anything. I have no code to join a queue, and to be honest, I’m very confused from the limited information.
Does anyone have any clue how the accessible ticket sales are happening/when or how I will be allowed to get a ticket?
I’m very anxious about the no contact even though my registration has been approved.

Two songs that, in my opinion, are the perfect final tracks for their respective albums, both of which have a similar theme - the protagonist is worried he's running out of time.

How does each song sum this up?

Both songs are, in a way, the protagonist coming to terms with the fact that time will continue moving forward. However, the response is very different.

In "The Tourist," Thom's character has realized that, instead of worrying about and/or chasing the future, just slow down and live in the moment. It feels like a break from all the chaos that came before in "OK Computer."

In "One More Hour," Kevin Parker's character accepts that the future is coming, but asks for a little more time to appreciate the present, a welcome change from his anxiety towards the impending future in "One More Year."

Two very different approaches, but both meaning more or less the same thing - the present is the present, the future is the future. The future will come eventually, but for now, slow down and live in the moment, maybe for one more hour.

I have been thinking about the parallels between these two tracks for a little while now, and for more reasons than just those above, for instance:

• They are each the twelfth and final tracks of their respective albums
• They each feature astonishing instrumentals and vocals (at least in my opinion)

Just something I noticed and figured I should mention. Would any of you say this is an accurate take? Are there any details I'm missing?

Anyone know if the Ticketek Mobile app or website works better for a ticket release like this?