Radiohead's Immersive Kid A Mnesia Installation

0:00It's April 8th. From the studio to the stage, this is Music News Today, powered by AI. I'm Corey with The Story. Radioheads dropping their immersive motion picture house installation for Kid A Minesha at Coachella, kicking off April 10th. It's in a massive 17,000 square foot bunker at Empire Polo Fields with 38 foot ceilings open to all ticket holders. You'll dive into a film packed with artwork from Tom York and Stanley Donwood, created during the Kid A and Amnesiac sessions back in 2000 and 2001, all synced to the band's original multi-tracks and six points surround sound, plus gallery showing full-scale pieces from that. Era. The trailer teases a creepy silhouette of a horned creature, sneaking through red and white scenes to ambient tracks. York calls it a monster, trapped in a rundown museum of lost tech that might have saved us. No band members showing up live, even after their first tour since 2018 last year. This built on the Kid A Minesha box set from 2021 in a virtual reality exhibit that hit

1:05during the lockdown on Epic Game Store and PlayStation 5. Motion Picture House is how they always pictured fans experiencing it, blending audio visuals and art in two hour slots, 75 minutes for the show, rest for wandering the galleries. After Coachella, it heads to Brooklyn from May 6th through 31st at Agar Fish Building, Chicago, July 30th to August 23rd at Sinis Bay Studio, Mexico City, October 27th to November 15th at Lamara Villa Studios and San Francisco, January 14th to February 7th, 2027 at Palace of Fine Arts. Pre-register on their site for ticket chances via Fair AXS, with General Sale at 10am in local time. Edo Bryant's built a Rolling Stone. They're plotting sustainable tours, one content in a year, 20 shows max, skipping 2026. So while this installation feeds the fix now, keep eyes peeled for their next live moves.