Meeting People Is Easy // A Radiohead Celebration

4814 Chicago Ave,Minneapolis MN 55417

28 January, 2022

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Meeting People Is Easy // A Radiohead Celebration ALL AGES Gucci Little Piggy Yellow Ostrich, Aby Wolf Celebrate the music of art-rock titans Radiohead with a live performance & rare screening of Grant Gee’s 1998 documentary about the band. Friday, January 28, 2022 6:30 pm Doors // 7:30 pm Music // 9 pm Movie Screening $35 VIP Seating$20 Preferred Reserved Seating$15 Advance General AdmissionAll Ages Ticket Purchases are Final and Non-Refundable *The Parkway Theater requires Proof of COVID-19 Vaccination or Negative Test Result for entry to all events.* Celebrate the music of art-rock titans Radiohead with a live performance of their iconic album OK Computer and other Radiohead hits, along with a rare screening of Grant Gee’s 1998 classic documentary film about the band, “Meeting People Is Easy.” Featuring Gucci Little Piggy (Al Church, George Hatfield, Don House, Ryan Rupprecht and Alex Young) and very special guests Yellow Ostrich, Aby Wolf, and others! Inspired by a lyric from OK Computer’s “Paranoid Android,” Gucci Little Piggy is a Minneapolis-based supergroup comprised of well known musicians with a shared passion for the music of Radiohead. The band includes Al Church, George Hatfield, Don House, Ryan Rupprecht and Alex Young. Joining Gucci Little Piggy for this Radiohead tribute will be Yellow Ostrich, Aby Wolf, Martin Dosh, and other special guests! Meeting People Is Easy, an innovative feature-length documentary directed by Grant Gee, follows the band Radiohead as they embark on their 1997 world tour in support of OK Computer. The film follows Radiohead as they play a series of large concerts and hold extended press conferences, all of which take a physical and mental toll on the band. The 90-minute film received a limited theatrical release in the US and UK and was later nominated for the Best Long Form Music Video at the 42nd Grammy Awards in 2000. Gucci Little Piggy Yellow Ostrich, Aby Wolf Originally built in 1931. Reimagined and restored in 2018. Dedicated to bringing people together through the thoughtful presentation of high-quality movies, music, and more.