Stanley Donwood, Radiohead's regular artist and visual contributor, has had access to the band's new album, which he has described as "a work of art".
While Radiohead fans have a hard time trying to get tickets to the concerts of the already announced (mini) world tour 'WASTE' -I will tell you about that a little below-, everything related to the highly anticipated new album by the British band led by Thom Yorke is still surrounded by absolute secrecy.
But if we look at the good side and you are one of those who let themselves be asphyxiated by hype, you will surely be one of those who celebrates any little news. In this case it has been Stanley Donwood, who has been collaborating with the band since 1994 (artwork for the single 'My Iron Lung'), who described to DIY this new Radiohead work as "a work of art". Donwood also confirmed that the album "Not quite finished" and that "There are still some things to do".
While the wait for this new album is supposed to end in the next few months, Radiohead fans have been responsible for hanging the 'no tickets' sign at more than half of the concerts that the band announced a few days ago. It is also true that the 'WASTE' tour is not particularly extensive. Thome Yorke is being quite annoyed on social media with this whole thing, advising his fans not to buy tickets on unofficial sites, as the tickets will be controlled and they may run the risk of not being able to access the venue.
If you are interested in attending some of the shows on the 'WASTE' tour, then I will indicate you which ones you can still go to, but don't be too late:
MAY:
Amsterdam: NO TICKETS
Paris: NO TICKETS
London: NO TICKETS
JUNE:
Lyon: On sale March 30
Barcelona: NO TICKETS
Reykjavik: FOR SALE
JULY:
ST. Gallen: FOR SALE
Lisbon: FOR SALE
New York: NO TICKETS
Canada: FOR SALE
AUGUST:
Los Angeles: NO TICKETS
Osaka: FOR SALE
Tokyo: FOR SALE
SEPTEMBER:
Berlin: FOR SALE
OCTOBER:
Mexico: NO TICKETS