News · 19 September 2003

WXRT in Chicago airs Radiohead's 2001 South Park concert

first posted on Treefingers by Miro · rewritten for the archive 24 September 2026

The Chicago station WXRT broadcasts Radiohead's concert in South Park, Oxford, of 7 July 2001 on Saturday 20 September, from 11pm to 12:30am.

the night

South Park, Oxford, 7 July 2001· spnii_watch on youtube →

the night’s page, and every film of it →

thanks to At Ease

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the night

also in September 2003

Thom Yorke tells Magnet the band are bored of making albums

Radiohead close the summer leg at White River with “Follow Me Around”

“Myxomatosis” is on the FIFA Football 2004 soundtrack

Radiohead give a signed OK Computer gold disc to a Samaritans auction

Thom Yorke argues for fair trade in the Guardian

Dizzee Rascal beats Radiohead to the Mercury Music Prize

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