Radiohead at First Midwest Bank Amphitheatre
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- The venue is a typical American outdoor music amphitheater, known as “sheds” in the industry, with a capacity of 28,000.
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- Tinley Park is about a 45-minute drive from the City of Chicago.
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- The Canadian electronic musician Dan Snaith and his band Caribou opened the show for Radiohead.
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- Snaith and co. play a danceable mix of electronic music and rock, fusing multiple rhythms and synthesizer parts with live and sampled vocals.
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- Caribou played songs like “Sun” and “Bowls” from 2010′s Polaris Prize-nominated Swim.
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- Fans wait for Radiohead to start.
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- Thom Yorke’s ponytail has been gaining minor celebrity status in some circles.
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- Thom Yorke
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- Second drummer Clive Deamer played interlocking (and often matching) parts with Radiohead’s long-time drummer, Phil Selway.
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- Guitarist Ed O’Brien played the Johnny Marr signature Fender Jaguar on many songs.
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- Thom Yorke
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- Radiohead’s stage design incorporated large flat video screens that rotated to create a unique visual statement for every song.
Radiohead played First Midwest Bank Amphitheatre in Tinley Park, Illinois, on Sunday, June 10, 2012.
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