Radiohead prepared for a huge return after seven years of the scene with fans who burst on the possibility of finally hearing their secret theme of James Bond live.
The group announced a series of shows in five cities from London on November 21.
Bassist Colin Greenwood suggested that their long -term track spectrum could be part of the setlist.
He told the Daily Star that the group had already played the song in America with Thom Yorke on the Rhodes keyboard but never gave him a full band performance. “I want to play it as a complete group of group type at the Paul McCartney live and let die. There is a massive song in the middle,” he said.
The new tour also arrived three decades after their breakthrough record. Colin clearly indicated that the album would not be played in full but promised fans a large mixture of songs.
However, he revealed on the Podcast Adam Buxton that the group reduced their choices to seventy tracks and wanted the emissions to feel flexible and spontaneous.
Colin added that the idea came from a jam session they held in the summer of 2024. He said that the group avoided too many repetitions and would adopt a fluid approach to the setlist.
For the UNversed, the concerts had to include equipment from each stage of their career.
