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Everlasting Nothing (Lyric Video)

Dark Places (Lyric Video)

Saw Lightning (Freestyle)

Uneventful Days

Colors (Slime Visualizer)

Dear Life (Lyric Video)

Wow (Lyric Video)

Country Down (Lyric Video)

Think I’m In Love

Cellphone’s Dead

No Complaints

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Lonesome Tears

Round The Bend

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Lost Cause (Version 2)

Nicotine & Gravy

Mixed Bizness

Sexx Laws (Version 2)

The New Pollution

Devils Haircut

Where It’s At

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Beck is stage name of American singer-songwriter, producer and multi-instrumentalist Beck Hansen, known for his genre blurring, experimental style, hailing from Los Angeles, California, U.S.

With the creative juices of his arranger/conductor father David Campbell and mother Bibbe Hansen, who was a regular at Andy Warhol’s Factory and pertinent to the rise of the Fluxus art movement, Beck dropped out of school in 10th grade to busk on the streets and attend poetry slams. After adopting a folk and blues style on the home recording “The Banjo Story”, Beck worked alongside Karl Stephenson to create a collection of songs with folk sensibilities combined with hip-hop beats. The musician’s debut release came with the single “MTV Makes Me Want to Smoke Crack” followed by the 17-track cassette “Golden Feelings” in 1993.

Beck’s move into the musical consciousness however didn’t arrive until the label Bong Load released the 12” single of the timeless hit “Loser”. The singer-songwriter subsequently signed with Geffen Records that meant he could released through independent labels, through which he released the 10” “A Western Harvest Field” in 1994. Beck’s debut full-length “Mellow Gold” arrived in March 1994, and shot to success on the back of the single “Loser”. Combining the infectious groove of blues guitar with the hip hop rhythm reminiscent of the Beastie Boys, the single and album became a smash.

In fear of becoming a novelty act, Beck quickly released a pair of LPs “Stereopathetic Soul Manure” and “One Foot In the Grave” in 1994. The minimalist nature of the latter showcased the singer-songwriter’s musical depth, and proved Beck wasn’t another one trick pony. After an extensive period of touring in 1994 and into 1995 including shows on the Lollapalooza tour, Beck enlisted the help of the Beastie Boys’ production team the Dust Brothers to work on his sophomore. “Odelay” appeared in mid-1996 to overwhelming commercial and critical success, earning a Grammy nomination in 1997. The album spawned the singles “Where It’s At”, “Devils Haircut”, and “The New Pollution”, and generated a huge amount of exposure and publicity.

Leaving the cut and paste process of the Dust Brothers’ production style behind, 1998’s “Mutations” was noted for its live, no-doctoring approach. The album once again earned positive reviews and resulted in Beck winning the Grammy for Best Alternative Music Performance in 1999. Taking influence from the hip hop and R&B act R. Kelly, the singer-songwriter worked alongside bassist Justin Meldal-Johnsen and keyboardist Roger Joseph Manning, to produce his seventh studio album “Midnight Vultures”. The album, released in 1999, aimed to be an upbeat and energetic record that would be enjoyable and fun to play on tour.

The acoustic album “Sea Change” arrived in 2002 as a result of the break-up of Beck's nine-year relationship, followed by the full-length “Guero” in 2005. “Guero” spawned the hits “E-Pro” and “Hell Yes” and led to the remix of the entire album entitled “Guerolito”. Produced by Danger Mouse, Beck released “Modern Guilt” in 2008, which debuted at No. eight on the Billboard 200 and earned favourable reviews. Beck subsequently focused on production and worked alongside Charlotte Gainsbourg, Thurston Moore, and Stephen Malkmus & the Jicks. New material arrived in 2012 with the collection of sheet music “Song Reader” followed in 2014 by the album “Morning Phase”, which peaked at No. 2 on the Billboard 200 and earned Beck three Grammys in 2015 for Best Engineered Album, Non-Classical, Best Rock Album, and Album of the Year.

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Just saw his first headlining show in MSG in NYC. Tickets were a mess bc they kept lowering the prices with secret sales, angering fans who bought the $$$ ones quickly. Cheap seats for ex, went from 49 to 30 to 17 (Only I found the 2 day $17 deal on TM apparently). They wanted to fill the stadium to honor Becks 1st headlining tour to a large arena like Madison Square Garden I guess, bc sales were slow. Only pissed fans off.

I was like 6 when Beck came out, but I guess everyone else was MY AGE (30), bc lot of old farts in the crowd, many of whom sat the whole show, either writhing occasionally or stoic as if watching the ballet. I was up out of my seat dancing like silly string and singing, esp at the end of the set list, which was 80% filler. About 6 famous or fantastically upbeat songs were omitted.... Gamma Ray, Hell Yes, Nausea, Time Bomb, Tropicalia, etc. And he spoke more often than any artist I've ever seen (I've seen at least 100). Also sound quality was low during the first part of the 2 hr show. The encore was fake bc I was already told the show ends at 11, which it did after the encore. And oddly enough, a song that was JUST DONE was REPEATED for the encore, rather than choosing from his extensive catalog.

The highlight of the show was Beck saying that his grandfather emigrated from whatever country to the U.S.... ILLEGALLY, and the crowd roared in support!--me included! That was a big FUCK YOU TRUMP moment, and I was happy to be among that.

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Seeing Beck live is by far a must for everyone. Whether you are a diehard fan of this güero or just familiar with "Loser" and other hits, you will surely be entertained by the creativity that Beck often puts into his shows.

While some of my favorite memories are from the last minute, "secret" warm up shows that Beck often performs at small LA clubs like The Echo, it is the tour shows where his production skills match his musical talent. From the large king bed that descended upon LA's Greek Theatre stage during the classic slow jam "Debra" to being accompanied by a very unique male dancer/cowbell instrumentalist at the OC Fairgrounds, a Beck show has it all.

Probably the most memorable show was at The Wiltern where the entire show was re-enacted in real time...on stage...by a full band of marionette puppets.

And as many fans of Beck know, the singer has two sides - mellow ("Sea Change") Beck...and funky whiteboy ("Midnight Vultures") Beck. If you are lucky, you'll get a bit of both when you see him live. In both cases, not only will you get great music but you'll definitely get introduced to Beck and his bandmates' often off-beat and spontaneously creative humor. (He loves to talk about his Hyundai Excel).

A Beck show is not to be missed! Bottles and cans, just clap your hands!

The Kansas City show was amazing, a perfect concert. I've been going to concerts since I was 15 (45 years) and this ranks in my top 2 all time. The band was a perfect fit, the stage was amazing, the visuals added did not detract from music (I was at another show last month in Boston where the visual totally distracted from the music). I have not seen Beck before despite highly ranking him, he was a bucket list artist. I was a little surprised by his comfort on stage, goofy but legitimate cool, relaxed in charge but allowed the band to do their thing. You realize the expansive genre's he crosses and it's amazing. At my age, it's a challenge for a band to get me off my feet but I was dancing entire concert. It was the happiest concert I've been to in quite some time. Strangely maybe because he crosses so many genres he remains vastly underappreciated. idiots like Kanye West don't seem to see the genius. He traces his lineage during the show, "I wanna take you higher" (Sly Stone), covered Rasberry Beret (Prince) first few bars of Strawberry Field (Beatles) that's Beck. Dude improved 1 of his songs to guitar of More than a Feeling then followed with Hank Williams cover and into I'm So Free- cmon who else can do that credibly? I want to go again tonight that's how good it was.

As darkness descended on Queens’ historic Forest Hills stadium Beck greeted a crowd still buzzing over the sweat-soaked performance art from Matt Shultz of Cage the Elephant. But with cool self-assurance Beck and his six-piece backing band launched into “Loser” and the audience focus was completely reset. Hard to believe this genre-shifting rock elf from LA is 49 years old, because he still looks and moves like a twenty-something. His playlist leaned heavily on the albums “Colors”, “Guero”, and “Odelay”. He worked from a large physical set up, including a two-tiered stage with rear video panel. Pyrotechnics were subordinate to the music, except for large white and silver ballon balls that were released into the audience. Unfortunately, the wind was blowing towards the stage and the balloons kept bumping into the musicians, creating a minor distraction from an otherwise satisfying set from this immensely talented musician.

For the last 20 years, I've always been both aware of Beck and impressed with the variety of his work, but wouldn't consider myself a big fan. Of course I can sing along with songs like Loser and Where It's At, but I'd never seen him before in concert. I figure Beck will go down as one of the true great artists of my generation so I figured it would be worthwhile to check him out in concert. I really am enjoying his new album and in particular the single Blue Moon so I decided to attend his show in Raleigh. It was a fantastic show, full of energy on a hot and sweaty summer night in an outdoor amphitheater. Beck paraded out a tour de force through his 20 year career and kept the crowd singing, dancing, and sweating all night.

I was truly surprised by how much I enjoyed this show, and his excellent backing band. I'll definitely see Beck again, and won't wait another 20 years to do it.

Beck was great. Fun, engaging, humorous, and, of course, more talented than just about anyone out there. I will always see him as much as I can.

Red Rocks, on the other hand, used to be the greatest venue in the world, but all the Colorado potheads are ruining it fast. We took four kids and they were miserable. The smoke was nonstop. The Red Rocks staff do not enforce their own rules. They completely ignore what’s going on in the crowd. And the sound was so loud that even with earplugs it was painful. From what I hear that’s been true of more and more shows at Red Rocks this year, so I’m not sure if that’s a venue thing or an artist thing. Either way, it’s just not necessary to be that loud.

This review in no way reflects poorly on Beck. This was the third tome I’ve seen him and he’s always fantastic. But Colorado needs to take a f-Ing break with all the smoking.

Secund time we've seen Beck and he was awesome and entertaining yet again-maybe even surpassing himself. Aligned with incredible musicians and this time a backing chorus with 2 women and a dude who also played various instruments (guitar, shoulder strap keyboard, mandolin/tambourine/etc., ) and danced in an elevated stage behind the front band-it had a throwback quality and was very entertaining. And as usual Beck excels art his solo breakout/improv/cover session which makes every performance unique regardless of playlist repetition. Beck is one of the hardest working acts out there (as is the Foo Fighters, whom we saw a week before!)

Absolutely perfect! Enjoyed every second of it from start to finish! Wouldn't hesitate to see the exact same show again!! Only two minor complaints:

1: I wish the concert had been longer, but a 100 minutes is pretty solid (I'm just super greedy)

2: I wish he had played more morning phase stuff (Waking Light and Blue Moon, would both had been welcome additions!) I also really wish he would have played Heavens Ladder (but that might be too much to ask if you're catering to less hardcore fans)

All in all I loved it and hope he'll do a full tour soon! (Morning Phade tour!? Pleeeease!!!)

Beck was a ton of fun! It is worth mentioning that he plays a lot of the new songs so if you hate the new album, this might not be the tour for you. That being said, if you want a rollicking good time, you gotta see Beck. He is so comfortable on stage he could almost be accused of being too loose, but it really does feel like hanging out with him. He worked in 3 songs from Midnite Vultures so there are plenty of treats for diehard fans but he will still play the hits. And the acoustic interlude featuring songs from Morning Phase and Sea Change will of course be my favorite part.

Amazing!! It's got to be Red Rocks that make artists want to try things at concerts. Getting the audience involved in making a song on the spot is something I've seen several artist do at Red Rocks now. Anyways, the band was spot on. He played a ton of classics, starting the show off with 'Devils Haircu'. A couple acoustic hits and just two new songs 'Dreams' and 'Wow'. Have the second half of the show with Preservation Hall Jazz Band added. A great show, I would give it an 8/10

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Chateau Ste Michelle Winery | Woodinville, WA

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Beck and Phoenix’s Bouncy Synth-Pop Team-up, and 8 More New Songs

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Every Friday, pop critics for The New York Times weigh in on the week’s most notable new tracks. Just want the music? Listen to the Playlist on Spotify here (or find our profile: nytimes). Like what you hear? Let us know at [email protected] and sign up for our Louder newsletter , a once-a-week blast of our pop music coverage, and The Amplifier , a twice-weekly guide to new and old songs.

Beck and Phoenix, ‘Odyssey’

Double bill challenge: write a song with the act sharing the tour to prove compatibility. Beck and the French electro-pop band Phoenix, who will hit the road together this summer, have done just that. Their collaboration, “Odyssey,” finds common ground in synthesizer-centered 1980s pop, specifically Talking Heads’ 1980 “Once in a Lifetime” plus a lot of marimba or xylophone overdubs. Homer’s “Odyssey” was a long, brutal journey home. This “Odyssey” is much more comfortable. JON PARELES

Maisie Peters, ‘Run’

“If the man says that he wants you in his life forever — run!” That’s what the English songwriter Maisie Peters advises after a relationship with someone who was “too good to be true.” It’s a brisk, beat-driven battle-of-the-sexes song that could be a slogan. PARELES

Aphex Twin, ‘Blackbox Life Recorder 21f’

Brooding synthesizer chords and dependable but ever-shifting drumbeats run through Aphex Twin’s first official release in five years, the inscrutably titled (as usual) “Blackbox Life Recorder 21f,” from an EP due July 28. Melodically, the track is a dirge, but until the rhythm drops away at the end, the percussion is there to party no matter how grim the surroundings. PARELES

Jaimie Branch, ‘Take Over the World’

The trumpeter and bandleader Jaimie Branch , who was 39 when she died last year, left behind raucous, defiant recordings that will be released in August as a posthumous album, “Fly or Die Fly or Die Fly or Die ((World War)).” Branch determinedly fused jazz, electronics and punk spirit, and in “Take Over the World” she starts out chanting “Gonna gonna take over the world/and give it back-back-back-back to the l-l-land,” whooping up high as she’s joined by pummeling, New Orleans-flavored drums and rhythmically droning cello and bass. She plays a taunting, growling trumpet solo; she puts her vocals through an electronic warp. Her fury gathers a fierce, joyful momentum. PARELES

Palehound, ‘Independence Day’

“We broke up on Independence Day, crying while the next door neighbors raged,” El Kempner begins on this single from indie-rockers Palehound’s forthcoming album “Eye on the Bat,” atop a chord progression that chugs wearily, like Wilco’s “Kamera.” That memorable line sets the scene for this bleary, blurred snapshot of a relationship’s end, full of wry humor and hard-won wisdom. “Even if I could, it would kill me to look back,” Kempner sings, musing on the sadness of the road not taken. “No, I don’t wanna see the other path.” LINDSAY ZOLADZ

Amanda Shires and Bobbie Nelson, ‘Waltz Across Texas’

The country artists Amanda Shires and Bobbie Nelson recorded the generation-bridging album “Loving You” shortly before Nelson’s 2022 death at age 91, and the result is a testament to the collaborative spirit and light, intuitive touch as a pianist that she retained up until the very end of her life. The album’s opening number “Waltz Across Texas,” the Western swing classic made famous by Ernest Tubb, showcases their easy musical chemistry: Shires’s fluttery voice is playful but reverent to the source material, and Nelson’s notes are as elegantly spaced and glimmering as stars in a night sky. ZOLADZ

Faye Webster, ‘But Not Kiss’

Faye Webster trades in deceptive nonchalance. She brings her sly, sleepy voice to “But Not Kiss,” singing about the wary, ambivalent beginnings of a relationship: “I want to see you in my dreams but then forget,” she sings, “We’re meant to be — but not yet.” Each quiet, folky declaration is answered by a rich burst of instruments: physical responses outpacing rational decisions. PARELES

The Smile, ‘Bending Hectic’

What would it feel like to drive off a Mediterranean mountainside? Leave it to the Smile — Thom Yorke and Jonny Greenwood of Radiohead with the jazz drummer Tom Skinner — to consider that possibility in this nerve-racking eight-minute track. “Bending Hectic” moves from contemplating the view to getting suicidal on curvy Italian mountain roads, from quiet guitar picking and contemplation to disaster scored by Greenwood’s dissonant string arrangements. Takeaway: Choose that van driver carefully. PARELES

Ambrose Akinmusire, ‘Cora Campbell’

Ambrose Akinmusire recorded his newest album, “Beauty Is Enough,” at Paris’s towering Saint-Eustache cathedral, without an audience or a band — just his trumpet and the natural reverb of the hall. He approached the album, which is entirely improvised, as something of a rite of passage: So many of his horn-playing heroes had done solo albums at crucial career junctures , he’d known he would at some point too. Akinmusire has a huge knowledge of jazz history, but he pushes himself to avoid relaxing within it; you’ll never hear him falling back on references. Instead he’s built one of the most ineffable styles in jazz, full of smoldering feeling, but with a startling quietness at its core. (The LP’s cover art approximates this well: a faint, almost bodily shape, barely emerging from an all-black background.) On “Cora Campbell,” the last of the LP’s 16 tracks, you’ll hear him squeeze his notes tightly, letting them tremor and wriggle a bit. Seventy seconds in, he turns the notes he’s been toying with into a steady pattern, then challenges himself to splice higher pitches and glissandos into its gaps. It’s not overloaded, but he’s never at rest. GIOVANNI RUSSONELLO

Jon Pareles has been The Times’s chief pop music critic since 1988. A musician, he has played in rock bands, jazz groups and classical ensembles. He majored in music at Yale University. More about Jon Pareles

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Beck Will Conclude Orchestral Tour With Headlining Show at Carnegie Hall

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Beck ‘s headlining orchestra tour will come to a grand conclusion on July 29 with a headlining performance at New York’s Carnegie Hall. From the Stern Auditorium / Perelman Stage at Carnegie Hall, the musician will reimagine songs from throughout his catalogue with the Orchestra of St. Luke’s.

The Carnegie Hall performance arrives at the conclusion of a run that includes stops at the Hollywood Bowl with the Los Angeles Philharmonic, Greek Theatre with the Berkeley Symphony, Tanglewood with the Boston Pops Orchestra, Mann Center with the Philadelphia Orchestra, and Wolftrap with the National Symphony Orchestra. The orchestra tour opens on July 3 at Seattle’s Chateau St. Michelle Winery.

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Outside of the orchestra tour, Beck is scheduled to appear at a few festivals in September. In Louisville, Kentucky, he will perform at Bourbon & Beyond, then head to St. Louis, Missouri, for the Evolution Festival. Beck will also appear at the South Star Music Festival in Huntsville, Alabama.

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Beck with the LA Phil

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As the title of his last full-length album— Hyperspace —suggests, Beck has traveled light years since his emergence as a reluctant generational spokesperson when “Loser” became a ubiquitous smash in 1994. In the decades since, Beck’s singular career has seen him blurring boundaries and blazing a path into the future while simultaneously foraging through the past. His capacity for innovation and reinvention is rivaled only by his prowess on stage: The Times of London recently hailed him as “a one-man festival” and suggested “perhaps only Prince had more range.” The winner of eight Grammys—including 2014’s Best Album for Morning Phase —he explores his timeless and genre-defying body of work with the LA Phil.

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Tucker Carlson announces live tour, will appear in Salt Lake City with Glenn Beck

2 months before the election, the former fox news personality will be joined by a constellation of prominent conservatives including donald trump jr., megyn kelly and dan bongino.

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Former Fox News personality Tucker Carlson, who now headlines his own media company, is taking his show on the road in September with a constellation of conservative superstars — and a couple of controversial figures.

On Monday, Carlson announced a nationwide tour that will bring him to Salt Lake City on Sept. 7, accompanied by Glenn Beck. Tickets officially go on sale Friday for the 7 p.m. show at the Delta Center, although advance sales for subscribers to the Tucker Carlson Network are to begin at 1 MDT through the TCN website.

The price has not yet been announced.

In a news release that called Carlson “America’s leading conservative journalist and media personality,” the Tucker Carlson Network announced other shows beginning Sept. 4 in Phoenix, Arizona, with comedian Russell Brand, and continuing through Sept. 28 in Jacksonville, Florida, with Donald Trump Jr.

Other guests include U.S. Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene and Infowars founder Alex Jones, who recently agreed to sell all his personal assets in order to help pay a judgment in a defamation case filed by the parents who lost children in the Sandy Hook massacre.

One thing the “special guests” seem to have in common: support for Donald Trump. The former president is not on the schedule — yet. The special guest at a couple of shows will be announced later, the news release said.

Here’s the rest of the lineup so far:

Sept. 4, with Russell Brand, Footprint Center in Phoenix.

Sept. 5, with Vivek Ramaswamy, Honda Center in Anaheim, California.

Sept. 6, with Tulsi Gabbard, Broadmoor World Arena, Colorado Springs.

Sept. 11, with Dan Bongino, BOK Center in Tulsa, Oklahoma.

Sept. 12, with Megyn Kelly, T-Mobile Center in Kansas City, Missouri.

Sept. 13, with Charlie Kirk, INTRUST Bank Arena in Wichita, Kansas.

Sept. 16, with Alex Jones, Fiserv Forum in Milwaukee, Wisconsin.

Sept. 18, guest to be announced, Fort Bend Epicenter in Roseberg, Texas.

Sept. 20, with Kid Rock, Van Andel Arena in Grand Rapids, Michigan.

Sept. 21, guest to be announced, Giant Center, Hershey, Pennsylvania.

Sept. 24, with Roseanne Barr, Dickies Arena, Fort Worth, Texas.

Sept. 26, with Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene, Bon Secours Arena, Greenville, South Carolina.

Sept. 27, guest to be announced, Amerant Bank Arena, Sunrise, Florida.

Sept. 28, with Donald Trump Jr., VyStar Veterans Memorial Arena, Jacksonville, Florida.

Riot Fest announces shakeup with new location, lineup: Fall Out Boy, Beck, Slayer

There's been a shakeup ahead of Riot Fest 's return to the Chicago area this fall.

The festival has released its lineup and announced a move. Fall Out Boy , Beck , Slayer and St. Vincent lead the lineup for the Chicago-based music festival, which is set to move from Douglas Park to SeatGeek Stadium in Bridgeview, Illinois.

The event's co-founder, Mike Petryshyn, made the location change announcement in a statement on Tuesday, blaming the park's manager for its "lack of care for the community, you and us," leaving organizers "no choice."

Despite the move, the festival is still planning on bringing its mix of punk rock and hip-hop to Illinois this fall; the three-day festival is set for Sept. 20 to 22, with additional appearances by Public Enemy , Sublime, Rob Zombie, Tierra Whack and more.

Here's what you should know about Riot Fest 2024.

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Riot Fest 2024 lineup

The festival announced the Riot Fest lineup on Wednesday, with Fall Out Boy set to headline Friday, Beck set to headline Saturday and Slayer, who is set to reunite after announcing their retirement in January 2018, will headline Sunday.

Here is the festival's lineup, in part:

• Fall Out Boy
• Public Enemy
• St. Vincent
• The Marleys (Ziggy, Stephen, Julian, Ky-Mani and Damian)
• Cypress Hill
• Lamb Of God
• Tierra Whack
• Taking Back Sunday
• Bright Eyes
• Beach Bunny
• Hot Mulligan
• Manchester Orchestra
• Oliver Tree
• Poison The Well
• Suicidal Tendencies
• Waxahatchee

View the full Riot Fest lineup on its website.

Riot Fest 2024 tickets

Two-day and three-day tickets are currently on sale for Riot Fest on its website . VIP and deluxe packages are also currently on sale.

Three-day passes come in at just under $250, while two-day passes are just under $190. Single-day tickets have yet to be announced.

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Beck and the French darlings Phoenix kicked off their co-headlining Odyssey Tour in Seattle on August 1, with a joint duet of the title track of the show. The Grammy-winning singer songwriter performed 18 songs at the Climate Pledge Arena from 8 of his 14 studio albums. Throughout his 35 year career Beck has released 52 singles. His most recent is "Odyssey," a collaboration with Phoenix.

Phoenix's Thomas Mars joined Beck on stage near the end of his set to perform Odyssey together. Then Beck busted into "Where It's At," because those two turntables and microphones ain't gonna play themselves.

Sadly missing from Beck's set is his cover of Neil Young's "Old Man," which earned him a Grammy nomination (his 23rd) for Best Rock Performance earlier this year. Brandi Carlile took home the victrola in the category for "Broken Horses."

Phoenix is supporting their album Alpha Zulu which dropped in 2022, their first release since 2017.

The poppy single "Tonight" is a collab with Vampire Weekend’s Ezra Koenig which Pitchfork calls "the band’s best song since Wolfgang."

Beck and Phoenix's next date is in Oregon, then they'll continue to travel around the US and Canada wrapping up in Maryland. Tickets are available on Beck's website.

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AUGUST 03 – Bend, OR – Hayden Homes Amphitheater ^# 05 – Concord, CA – Concord Pavilion ^# 07 – Los Angeles, CA – Kia Forum ^# 08 – San Diego, CA – Viejas Arena +# 09 – Orange County, CA – OC Fair* 11 – Phoenix, AZ – Footprint Center +# 12 – Las Vegas, NV – Michelob ULTRA Arena +# 15 – Morrison, CO – Red Rocks Amphitheatre +# 18 – Rogers, AR – Walmart AMP ~#  20 – Houston, TX – Cynthia Woods Mitchell Pavilion ~# 21 – Dallas, TX – Dos Equis Pavilion ~# 22 – Austin, TX – Moody Center ~# 31 – Chicago, IL – Huntington Bank Pavilion #

SEPTEMBER 02 – Detroit, MI – Pine Knob Music Theatre ~# 03 – Toronto, ON – Budweiser Stage ~# 05 – Boston, MA – MGM Music Hall at Fenway ~# 08 – Philadelphia, PA – TD Pavilion at the Mann ~# 09 – New York, NY – Madison Square Garden ~ 10 – Columbia, MD – Merriweather Post Pavilion ~ Opening: ^ Jenny Lewis + Japanese Breakfast ~ Weyes Blood # Sir Chloe

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