Radiohead wraps up tour

Radiohead is officially finished with their tour in support of their 2007 release of “In Rainbows,” their seventh studio album.

“In Rainbows” received some of the best reviews of their illustrious career. Thom Yorke, the bands lead singer, described “In Rainbows” as their attempt to "describe...as coherently and conclusively as possible, what moves us."

Since the conclusion of their latest tour, Radiohead has plans to record new songs.

Radiohead Returns to the States

After spending all of June and July in Europe, Radiohead will return to the states August 1st to headline an all-star list of performers at Chicago's Lollapalooza.

Considered by many to be the most influential band in the world, Radiohead, along with front man Thom Yorke, will continue to wow audiences across North America throughout August before embarking on a trip to Japan in October to close out the tour.

Shame on you, EMI.

The guys in Radiohead are not too happy with their (once) longtime record label EMI, and here’s why: EMI is releasing an album titled Radiohead: The Best of. It will feature album tracks, singles, and one b-side that were recorded while the band was with EMI (1992—2005). Not a big deal, right?

Wrong. The collection has not been sanctioned by the guys from Radiohead. They did not even take part in selecting what music would go on the album, and protested its release. However, since EMI owns the publishing rights to the music on the album, it seems there is nothing the guys from Radiohead can do.

Radiohead: The Best of features two discs: the first consists of the majority of chart-topping hits, and the second has singles and less popular tracks. A DVD collection of 21 music videos—nine of which will be released on DVD for the first time—is also on its way.