Green Plastic Radiohead

Tonight, at 2200 UK time (5pm EST), BBC6’s excellent Dream Ticket program will feature Radiohead. Dream Ticket is program featuring four live performances from four different bands, with 3 “openers” getting roughly twenty minutes and a “headliner” getting around an hour. Tonight’s openers are Mission, Elbow, and Icicle Works, and Radiohead is (naturally) the headliner.
You can listen to a live stream tonight at 2200, or listen on demand for the next four days here.
(Thanks to Daniel.)
UPDATE: The show that was broadcast was the December 10, 1998 Amnesty Internation Show at Bercy Stadium in Paris.
The setlist for the show (not necessarily the broadcast) was-
Lucky
Karma Police
Exit Music
Talk Show Host
My Iron Lung
No Surprises
Fake Plastic Trees
Bones
Paranoid Android
Street Spirit

Westwood One presents ?Radiohead Live from Earl’s Court?, November 27, 2003 at 9:00 pm ET. The two-hour special will feature Radiohead performing live at Earl’s Court in London. It will be recorded on the 27th and available for broadcast from 9:00 p.m. that night, through November 30. Westwood One serves more than 7,700 radio stations in the USA (basically every one that isn’t ClearChannel).
It will be up to each individual radio station to decide if and when they broadcast the show, but if you get wind of a scheduled broadcast, please let us know.
You can read the press release here.
(Thanks to At Ease.)

Billboard Online reports that Capitol records will release Jonny’s Bodysong score on February 24th in North America. You should be able to pre-order soon.
(Thanks to Ara.)

Radiohead gets the cover of Time Out: London this week, which features an interview with the band on the inside. Unfortunately, TO:L doesn’t offer their articles online, but it’s bound to pop up sooner or later. We’ll keep you posted.

The Vapour Brothers have updated their website, which now features three clips from the oft-referenced Radiohead webcasts. While you’re there, note that you can see all three episodes of The Greatest Lying Mouth of All Time.
(Thanks to Treefingers.)

From the NME:
RADIOHEAD will take over the BBC?s 6 MUSIC channel over the Christmas period.
All members of the band will choose the music, artists, and programming from December 22 to 28. The band will have access to the archives, rare recordings, and over 7,000 artists to create a week’s listening.
The band will also co-present and contribute website material. Each member of Radiohead will control a day.
Programme editor at 6 Music John Sugar is excited about the bands involvement. “We are delighted to have Radiohead on board – they are one of the UK’s leading rock bands, and huge music enthusiasts,” he said.
“It will be exciting for our listeners to see what Radiohead do with this creative freedom and what it reveals about the group’s personal taste and influences. It is going to be an extremely exciting and interesting Christmas week on 6 Music..”
The band started their European tour last night (November 10) in Oberhausen, Germany.
(thanks to Max)
UPDATE: Several of you have written in asking if you can listen to BBC 6 Music on the web. Good news- you can! A live stream is available here.