Radiohead

Radiohead casually revives "Like Spinning Plates" after 7 years of radio silence

Radiohead resurrects "Like Spinning Plates" during their final London performance, dusting off the Amnesiac track after a conspicuous seven-year dormancy.

The choice feels simultaneously calculated and nonchalant, slipping the spectral, reverse-engineered piece into the setlist as if to test whether absence still engineers intrigue.

Radiohead dusts off 16-year-old tracks, revives the stage like it missed no beat

Radiohead return to European stages after a seven-year pause, rolling out a setlist that brushes off a thick layer of dormancy. Madrid’s encore treats the audience to “Jigsaw Falling Into Place” and “(Nice Dream),” both reintroduced after a conspicuous 16-year exile from live performance.

The night doesn't lean into nostalgia so much as it resurrects old ghosts with the precision of a surgeon—calm, measured, faintly unnerving. The choices suggest less a crowd-pleasing gesture than a calculated reanimation of songs long left suspended in amber.