2019

Bob Einstein, the Funkhouser of Curb Your Enthusiasm, has died at 76, and Greenwood's tribute gives away whose name he has been giving at reception.

Constable publish the collection of Radiohead journalism on 7 February, priced at £20.

The band have always been blasé about the Rock Hall, Yorke says, and to him every awards night at home stinks.

With all four performances now out, the solo session he recorded in New York in November can be watched as well as heard.

Yorke will join the pianists at the end of each of four April nights in Paris, Lyon, London and Hamburg to play a new song with them.

He spends Independent Venue Week on the road for a documentary, starting at the Bath club where Radiohead once played appallingly.

Seven weeks before Britain is due to leave the EU, Yorke accuses the prime minister of ruling by fear and of using the lives of Europeans in Britain as a bargaining tool.

The fashion label turns again to Thom Yorke's music, this time for a film of a dinner party seen through the eyes of a machine.

The march asked for a second referendum on leaving the European Union, six days before the date Britain was due to leave.

Nearly seven years after the Toronto stage collapse, the drummer told the jury the band still see no one answering for their friend's death.

For Yorke, Walker was the singer who showed him what his own voice and words could do, and an influence on the whole band.

A live “Indigo Night” with Greenwood on it is out now, ahead of the four-track record on 10 May.

Ed O'Brien and Phil Selway collected the honour for all five in Brooklyn, and with no performance on the bill the speeches were the whole of Radiohead's night.

The jury's recommendations would license Ontario's stage builders and certify its riggers, and Johnson's father has been named to a working group they call for on the live performance industry.

The two-piano piece the Philharmonie de Paris commissioned from Yorke is on air three weeks after its premiere, played by the sisters it was written for.

One of the two pieces has never been heard before, and the other existed only on paper until now.

The Ivors, which honour songwriters and composers from Britain and Ireland, give their film score award to Greenwood's music for Paul Thomas Anderson's 1950s London drama.

The posters for a dream-recovery company that turned up in London, Milan and Dallas this week were the teaser for his first solo studio album since 2014.

For Pitchfork, ANIMA is the first Thom Yorke solo album that feels complete without Radiohead behind it.

His third solo album, and his first since 2014 apart from the Suspiria score, comes with a short Anderson modelled on the one-reel silent comedies of the 1920s.

Yorke also tells the paper he struggles when he cannot make music, and can spend days shifting his own voice between male and female.

His two earlier entries on that chart, The Eraser Rmxs and Tomorrow's Modern Boxes, both stopped at number 13.

Five weeks after ANIMA came out, one of its songs gets a record of its own, in four versions by four different hands.

The song Edward Norton commissioned for his 1950s New York detective film has become its theme, and Norton even wrote its title into the script.

The new piece asks 68 string players to do by hand what a studio does with reverb and delay units.

The label will record only soloists and small groups, and will put out unrecorded pieces of Greenwood's own beside the music they play.

Two of the three pieces he played are on the first records of Octatonic, his new classical label.

Eight years after Radiohead's hour-long special on The Colbert Report, Yorke was back with the host to talk rather than to play.

With Ed O'Brien's first track on his own, Colin Greenwood is now the only member of Radiohead without a solo release.

Asked about the band, Greenwood says there is nothing planned, and that the next step waits on all five being free at the same time.

Nigel Godrich and Tarik Barri are on stage with him, midway through their North American tour.

Yorke, Brian Eno, David Byrne and dozens more admit they live high-carbon lives, and say the charge will not stop them backing the protests.

Seven years after Radiohead's drum technician was killed in Toronto, a coroner in England has put the cause of the collapse in plain words.

Greenwood, who has a home in the province, played for no fee, and the ticket money goes to restoring what the 2016 and 2017 earthquakes damaged.

More than a dozen artists drew over 3,000 frames by hand, starting from a list of images Thom had seen in his dreams.

Twelve days after a coroner in Doncaster blamed the stage's design and building for Scott Johnson's death, the band and his parents want the people responsible to own it.

Two weeks after he first played it live, Yorke takes his song for Edward Norton's Motherless Brooklyn onto American late-night television.

Ed's solo songs will be heard on a stage for the first time, in small clubs across North America.

Edward Norton tells NME about a friendship with Thom Yorke that began at a Radiohead show in New York in 1997.

Academy voters have cut 75 eligible songs down to 15, and Yorke's song for Edward Norton's film is still in, with the nominees to be named in January.

Anyone can now play the band's albums end to end without paying, on the band's own channel.