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Radiohead To Do Free Web Show on New Year's Eve

by Terrence O'Brien on December 27, 2007 at 11:30 AM

Radiohead Netcasting on New Year's Eve
Who needs to go out on New Year's Eve? Not you -- it's amateur night. You don't want to fight for a drink at the bar, there will be several hundred people crowded into your favorite night spot designed for 50, and who wants to go to their friends party anyway?

The question is: What do you do if you stay in on New Years? You can't ignore it, it's on every channel, and Dick Clark's "New Year's Rockin' Eve" is just plain depressing these days. Thankfully, this year you have a more interesting option -- Radiohead. Those art-rocking, label-hating Brits announced that they will broadcast "some songs and other bits" at Radiohead.tv and on Current TV. The online broadcast will start at midnight UK time, so that means 7 PM Eastern Standard Time in the US.

From BoingBoing

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Tags: broadcast, music, netcast, new year's eve, NewYear'sEve, radiohead

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