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Radiohead give £7,500 from South Park to Oxford's refugees
Radiohead have donated £7,500 to help refugees and asylum seekers in Oxford, the city they grew up in. The money is part of the takings from their concert in South Park on 7 July.
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Rolling Stone's Rob Sheffield backs Amnesiac over Kid A
Three months on, Amnesiac has a new champion in a critic who never got on with Kid A, and a Florida paper that calls it the leftovers.
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Radiohead return to Sweden and Norway and play “Hunting Bears” live
The band's first Swedish and Norwegian shows in nearly four years come between the American summer and the trip to Japan.
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Radiohead lose the Mercury to a PJ Harvey album Thom Yorke sings on
The band were on stage in Berlin on the night, seven weeks after Amnesiac made the shortlist of 12.
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Thom Yorke tells the Berlin crowd about the attacks in America
On the evening of the attacks Thom Yorke told an open-air crowd what he had heard, and brought in two songs with words for George Bush and his administration.
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Thom Yorke dedicates “Street Spirit” in Belfast to stranded Americans
Three days after the attacks on New York and Washington, Radiohead closed their short European run with a thought for the people who could not fly home.
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Radiohead to release a live record, ending with “True Love Waits”
A song fans have heard in concert for almost six years, and never on any record, is finally coming out in November.
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