Nigel Godrich recalls Thom Yorke turning down a shout for “Creep”

Nigel Godrich, Radiohead's producer and a member of Atoms for Peace, has told Rolling Stone about an Atoms for Peace show where a man shouted for “Creep” all night, and Thom Yorke answered him. No, I'm not going to play fucking 'Creep,' you bastards.¹

Atoms for Peace played clubs when they toured in 2010. The North American dates announced in March, which open in Philadelphia on 24 September, are in arenas, and Godrich promises a big show with large lights. It's enough energy to really fill a big space like an arena.¹

Apart from the B-side “Paperbag Writer”, the band are not expected to play Radiohead songs, Rolling Stone says. On the 2010 dates Yorke filled out the set with a few, such as “Everything In Its Right Place” at the piano.

The world tour ends in Japan on 23 November. After that, Godrich says, the band's five members are working out how to do other things together, though each is busy with different work and it is hard for them all to be free at once. I know we want to carry on. It's going to come down to what everyone's year is looking like next year.²