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The next Yeah Yeah Yeahs concert is scheduled for Wednesday, July 9, 2025 at The Orpheum Theatre in Los Angeles, CA, United States. See all 13 upcoming concerts
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About Yeah Yeah Yeahs
Hometown
New York, NY, United States
Formed
2000
Genre
Alternative
Rock ‘n’ roll gained another life when the Yeah Yeah Yeahs stepped onstage for the first time in 2000 at New York’s Mercury Lounge. The scene: Nick Zinner attacking a reverb-drenched guitar, Brian Chase thrashing at the drums, and Karen O, a thrillingly primal presence, wailing like her—and everybody’s—existence depended on it. It was the dawn of NYC’s great ‘00s rock revival, and the Yeah Yeah Yeahs were arguably the rawest, most magnetic band of them all. “The Yeah Yeah Yeahs were born in troubled times,” Karen O tells Apple Music. “It’s kind of our comfort zone.” That fortitude has always been at the root of the trio’s sound, starting with the fiery garage punk of 2003’s Fever to Tell—featuring instant indie classic “Maps”—through to the dizzying disco rousers of 2009’s It’s Blitz! and the transcendent synth-rock anthems of 2022’s Cool It Down. With their delicate balance of grit, glam, and fragility, the Yeah Yeah Yeahs have inspired a new century of rock innovators.
Members of Yeah Yeah Yeahs include, or have included, Brian Chase, Nick Zinner, and Karen O.
Musical InfluencesYeah Yeah Yeahs's musical influences include Blondie, The Ronettes, Public Image Ltd. and more.
Influenced by Yeah Yeah YeahsYeah Yeah Yeahs has influenced the music of Stelth Ulvang, High Tropics, Fake Dad and more.
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