Radiohead

British alternative rock band Radiohead has produced seven studio albums and sold over 23 million records since releasing their debut album, Pablo Honey in 1993.

On March 12, 2009, Ed O'Brien, Radiohead's guitarist, told the BBC the band was working on new material and were planning to tour in the summer.BBC: Radiohead heading back to the studio (March 12, 2009)

Also in 2009, Thom Yorke suggested that Miley Cyrus should develop less of a sense of "entitlement" after she was so distraught at the Grammy Awards that she went home early when the band did not want to meet the Disney Star.EOnline: [1] (March 13, 2009)

British alternative rock band Radiohead has produced seven studio albums and sold over 23 million records since releasing their debut album, Pablo Honey in 1993.

On March 12, 2009, Ed O'Brien, Radiohead's guitarist, told the BBC the band was working on new material and were planning to tour in the summer.BBC: Radiohead heading back to the studio (March 12, 2009)

The next day Thom Yorke suggested that Miley Cyrus should develop less of a sense of "entitlement" after she was so distraught at the Grammy Awards that she went home early when the band did not want to meet.E Online: Thom York Schools Miley Cyrus on Humility (March 13, 2009)

Radiohead's first single, "Creep" hit the airwaves in 1992 and was well received, although many critics billed the band as simply another Brit-pop one hit wonder. The release of their second album, The Bends, in 1995 continued in the same guitar-heavy style, characterized by frontman Thom Yorke's unmistakable falsetto and introspective lyrics.

1997 saw the release of OK Computer which, although still heavy on guitars, incorporated a wider range of influences and electronic experimentation. Acclaimed by fans and critics alike, OK Computer won the 1997 Grammy for Best Alternative Album.

Radiohead's next two albums, Kid A (2000) and Amnesiac (2001) saw the band further experimenting with electronic music and minimalist lyrics. Kid A won the band their second Grammy for Best Alternative Album and remains their greatest commercial success to date.

Hail to the Thief (2003) blended the guitar-rock style of Pablo Honey and The Bends with the electronic experimentation of their later albums. After a hiatus, Radiohead released In Rainbows in 2007 as a digital download for which customers could choose their own price.

In early 2008, Radiohead announced the June, 2008 release of a greatest hits album and DVD, which would feature nine never before seen music videos. The corresponding tour was scheduled to kick off on May 5, 2008 in West Palm Beach, Florida.

1. Thom Yorke: Lead vocals & guitar
2. Ed O'Brien: Guitar, backup vocals
3. Jonny Greenwood: Lead guitar, various other instruments
4. Colin Greenwood: Bass
5. Phil Selway: Drums T

Radiohead's first single, "Creep" hit the airwaves in 1992 and was well received, although many critics billed the band as simply another Brit-pop one hit wonder. The release of their second album, The Bends, in 1995 continued in the same guitar-heavy style, characterized by frontman Thom Yorke's unmistakable falsetto and introspective lyrics.

1997 saw the release of OK Computer which, although still heavy on guitars, incorporated a wider range of influences and electronic experimentation. Acclaimed by fans and critics alike, OK Computer won the 1997 Grammy for Best Alternative Album.

Radiohead's next two albums, Kid A (2000) and Amnesiac (2001) saw the band further experimenting with electronic music and minimalist lyrics. Kid A won the band their second Grammy for Best Alternative Album and remains their greatest commercial success to date.

Hail to the Thief (2003) blended the guitar-rock style of Pablo Honey and The Bends with the electronic experimentation of their later albums. After a hiatus, Radiohead released In Rainbows in 2007 as a digital download for which customers could choose their own price.

In early 2008, Radiohead announced the June, 2008 release of a greatest hits album and DVD, which would feature nine never before seen music videos. The corresponding tour was scheduled to kick off on May 5, 2008 in West Palm Beach, Florida.

1. Thom Yorke: Lead vocals & guitar
2. Ed O'Brien: Guitar, backup vocals
3. Jonny Greenwood: Lead guitar, various other instruments
4. Colin Greenwood: Bass
5. Phil Selway: Drums