Photos of Interpol Performing at a Hollywood Parking Lot
Record Release Show for Fans at Space 15 Twenty
Sep 08, 2010
Photography by Wendy Lynch Redfern
Interpol
Last night Interpol played an “Out-Store” performance in a parking lot at Space 15 Twenty in Hollywood. Fans who pre-ordered Interpol’s new, self-titled fourth album via Los Angeles area independent record stores (or via Matador Records’ website) were given wristbands to attend this cozy event. The NYC band played tracks from all four of their albums as the sun set in Hollywood. The iconic Capitol Records building (home to their one-time label) was visible in the distance. This was the day that Interpol was released and the album marks their return to Matador, their original label. Fans who couldn’t get into the event watched from across the street, which brought to mind U2’s famed “Where the Streets Have No Name” video, but on a smaller scale. The band will soon be on tour with U2, check out all of Interpol’s tour dates on their website here.
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September 14th 2018
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