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Placebo is the inimitable rock duo, comprising Brian Molko and Stefan Olsdal. Unapologetically storming the UK music scene three decades ago with their dark and androgynous look and a raw, exploratory sound which straddled rock, electro and way beyond, engineering a sound which rose above the rife brit-pop movement of the 90s. With a string of critically acclaimed albums and single releases racking up millions of sales the world over, Placebo released their eight studio album ‘Never Let Me Go’ in 2022. With a firm cult following and a long-awaited return to the stage, Placebo are not to be missed in Margate this summer.

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Placebo are an English rock band who currently consist of Brian Molko and Stefan Olsdal. The band originate from London.

Placebo founders Brian Molko and Stefan Olsdal happened to attend the same school, yet only met in London in 1994 when they happened to both be at Kensington Tube Station. The duo originally started their career as Ashtray Heart, Robert Schultzberg joined the band later that year and Placebo was born, named ironically due to the trend of naming bands after drugs at the time. The self titled debut album came a couple of years later and charted at number five in the UK, and still remains their highest position to date. Despite inter-band disputes and Schultzberg eventually deciding to leave the band, they achieved moderate success with the debut album and their promotional tour took them across Europe and the US and included an opening spot for David Bowie on his Outsiders Tour.

The following two albums both charted in the top ten in the UK and spawned a string of UK hits yet by the third release, they found the UK media resistant to the promotion of Placebo due to the air of pretension that was associated with lead singer Molko. Placebo played a one off gig in 2003 at Wembley arena which saw a guest appearance by The Cure frontman Robert Smith who performed a cover of 'Boys Don't Cry' with the band.

Placebo had a unique way of crossing impossible genres in a time where the British music industry was ruled by Brit Pop and Garage. Their music has been described goth rock, post punk, electro rock, grunge and college rock to name a few. They have taken inspiration from a range of artists including Echo & The Bunnymen, Nirvana, Joy Division and Pixies. They are still touring their large discography of music that they describe as "for outsiders, by outsiders".

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2 hours+ Placebo 20th birthday party concert was filled with all our beloved touching the soul songs til the bitter end,

0 chance of „so bored of being alive“ on behalf of our special needs, breasts and weed indeed, together with our soulmate and friend.

You and We could dive deep, delve deep into your music, delve deep into our inner self, dance and rock everything out,

expressions full of special dreams, rebellion, truth, sex, drugs, love, wisdoms - magically loud;

attentive eloquent in being with us, unafraid and blissful, no hesitation, no delay,

running up the concert hill for us full of enthusiasm and passion, no sign of decay;

sexy Brian in contact with us, hand clapping with the crowd, away from the wicked way.

Old & new songs were arranged in a perfect compilation, spherical spectral illumination anchored in a vibrating Sound Cloud,

fever feature, fluid gesture, you've got us wrapped around your finger playing your music for us from the bottom of your heart, very proud.

Precious Placebo moments at the Sportpalais in Antwerp, you made us celebrating, having fun that includes dancing,

let take us for a ride with your 20 years celebration-explosion-dancing-going on with the show–ha-Concert in the details, hypnotic glancing;

acoustic magic memorable Placebo adventure based in a phantastic sound eruption show,

caring for the people all around us, we're all brothers and sisters - always good to remember, we know;

emotional fire energy drive, you made us loose ourselves in wonder,

blowing our mind, you took it by our side, no reason to ponder;

open minded for global holistic nature, calling attention for global harm, rising awareness for having the choice of staying in the darkness or taking a few steps into the light, to grow.

We will be back...

When we'll come back we'll find you...

Thank you deep from our heart and soul for these rare precious moments you shared with us that we could enjoy with you!!!

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Following the release of their seventh studio album, Placebo once again set off on tour. In December 2013 they hit the Manchester Apollo. These alt rockers may have been touring on and off since 1994 but they show no signs of slowing down.

Placebo, like the old pros that they are, took the to Apollo stage amidst an impressive show of lights to showcase their new tunes, as well as smash out some of their old classics. Front man Brian Molko strutted onstage to open with some new tracks. Retaining his trademark high-pitched vocals and androgynous look, Molko instantly got the crowd jumping along to new title track, ‘Loud Like Love.’ The instant positive reception was obviously down to the combination Molko’s infectious enthusiasm for the music and the presence of diehard Placebo fans.

The crowd had come in search of a lively evening, and the band did not disappoint, with performers and audience feeding off one another throughout. The excitement reached a crescendo with a particularly intense rendition of ‘Special K’ with Steve Hewitt giving his all on the drums and the audience screaming along.

Once labelled ‘a band for outsiders,’ due to their alternative look and sexually ambiguous lyrics and genre (they don’t really fit into any musical pigeonhole, not being quite glam rock and not quite being goth rock) Placebo actually attract quite a diverse crowd. To anyone who enjoys energetic drums, rock guitar and angsty lyrics, Placebo are worth seeing. No one could ever accuse them of giving a lacklustre performance.

Unfortunately I was deeply disappointed by what was supposed to be a great event to celebrate the band's 20th anniversary... and instead turned into an unworthy gig.

They started with Pure Morning... all good, and the fact that acoustics were far from perfect was tolerable because it always seems to be like that at loud gigs (before the guys at the mixer sort it out). Then Brian Molko said he completely lost his voice 2 weeks ago and despite he really hoped to get it back in time for these 2 London dates, voice hasn't come back... "but London we're gonna have a fucking great show anyway!!!"

Apart that they didn't. It was actually such a disappointment that I left before the encore. What's the point of listening to songs that are sang in a way that it's not a wilful variation of the traditional vocals, but it's simply a shitty version of the original because he doesn't have much voice at all? I could have been on the sodding stage then...

And from where I stood (standing, middle of the room, on the right) the acoustic remained absolutely crap throughout the gig. Too much base, too much noise really and not enough enough voice. Wow, what a disappointment. I think the decent and respectful thing to do would have been to cancel the shows and be unpopular for a few weeks before the new dates, but then really smash the place down with a worthy exhibition.

It was my third placebo's concert and it was amazing as always.

Personally I missed Fiona Brice's stage presence especially during Lazarus (one of my favorite song).

She is so "statuesque".

I have to say that Angela Chan was really good. It was clear that she was really nervous for her debut!

About her debut I didn't like that Brian didn't said a word. I mean it was her debut!!! But we all know Brian! He's not very talkative!

He spoke only once with the fans, he spoke for blaming one girl in the very front row who spent the whole concert texting and taking selfie giving her back to the stage. Still...we all know Brian! He hates cellphone and all who take photos/video during his concert and don't enjoy the concert.

Nothing new about the setlist, it's always the same, but I'd love to hear live "A Milion Little Pieces".

I was in the front rows and I had a wonderful view of the stage and the musician even when Brian asked us to stand up and dance. I knew he'd have asked something like this.

Their concerts are not concerts where you can stay sit.

The venue of the show was absolutely stunning! The "Teatro Antico di Taormina" is wonderful even when there are not events like this but for a concert it is super. At the back of the stage there wasn't any big screen so we were able to see the Etana volcano and the sea.

It might have come in for a bit of stick for its lyrically-dubious lead single, but Placebo’s last record, Loud Like Love, did little to dissuade their fervent cult fanbase’s view that they remain somewhere close to the peak of their powers. They certainly can’t be accused of being mired in the past either; where so many of their contemporaries are more than happy to tour classic albums in the entirety for the paycheck, the London trio’s recent setlist have leaned heavily towards fresh material, with just a smattering of their greatest hits to keep the casuals engaged. Sure, Brian Molko’s a little older, now, and seems to have consigned his famously hedonistic lifestyle to history, but his iconic, unusually nasal voice remins as potent as ever. Focusing more closely on mid-size venues after spending the best part of two decades in arenas, the Placebo light show remains as spectacular as before, but the music is lent an intimacy they’ve been missing for a while; when they aren’t tearing through the more incendiary side of their canon - ‘Infra-Red’, ‘Special K’ - they’re relaying the more restrained likes of ‘Running Up That Hill’ and ‘Song to Say Goodbye’ with a genuine delicacy, one that cements their status as one of Britain’s most versatile rock bands.

This was one of the best gigs I have been to and Placebo are one of the best bands I have seen ‎perform live. I wondered how they’d perform in a large arena having previously impressed me in the ‎much smaller O2 academy but boy did they step up.‎

Everything was spot on from the lighting, sound, setlist, music and performance with Brian Molko’s ‎unique brilliant voice singing every word like he meant it. ‎

A large chunk of the set was made up of less energetic songs but I found myself glued to the ‎performance and the delivery of I Know was one the best songs I have experienced live. During this ‎section enough more upbeat tracks and well known tracks were played to keep things flowing. ‎

As the final third of the show arrived, Brian Molko announced it was a birthday party and time to ‎dance. Then began an consecutive run of eight upbeat energetic tracks starting with For What It’s ‎Worth and ending with a three track encore of Teenage Angst, Nancy Boy and Infra-red with lots of ‎hand clapping, cheering, dancing and singing along. I’ve seen other reviews that have criticised the ‎order of the setlist but for me it worked perfectly. ‎

Placebo closed with their awesome cover of Running Up That Hill and rounded off a fantastic night. ‎

Champions of alt. rock, London-based three-piece Placebo have had a huge impact on the state of modern rock and cutting-edge pop. With origins in Sweden, the US, the UK, Belgium and Luxembourg, and a famously androgynous aesthetic, liberal drug use and bolshy attitude, they make you reassess themes of identity, sexuality and 'normal' before even playing a note. In interviews, frontman and guitarist Brian Molko has described the band as being “for outsiders, by outsiders.” Flinging out hits like rice at weddings, Placebo's shows are transcendent revelry. “Nancy Boy”, “Bruise Pristine”, “Every You, Every Me”, “Pure Morning”, “Special K”, “Protège-Moi”, “Infra-red”, “Slave To The Wage”, “Teenage Angst”... the list is essentially endless, and any set they thunder out is guaranteed to feature some of the finest alt. rock tunes ever written, sung by one of the strangest voices ever. Showered in greens, blues, whites and yellows, Placebo gigs are also rife with cascading colour, belying their goth-y get-up. They emit a ritual-esque vibe as they whip through stunning paeans before fans wielding an almost cultish affection. Offer yourself up onto the sacrificial altar and let Placebo transport you to a higher plane.

Placebo are great performing artists. They came onstage in a reasonable amount of time (10 minutes from the opening act leaving the stage) they played a range of songs from different CDs including surprise hit "Running up that Hill," during their Philly show. Unfortunately Brian interacted with the crowd very minimally despite it being their first show on this tour. I was a bit disappointed to not see the stage presence I am used to seeing though YouTube. The band had a polite side note, proclaiming that we should enjoy the show and refrain from filming. The sound was great, the crowd was excited and the lights were bright. So much so that Brian took the liberty of kicking two lights that were shinning in his face right off the stage. He later apologized for his "pestilent eruption" much to the giggles of the audience. Guitar picks and drum sticks were given away and the band all did their signature bow at the end of the show. after another ten minutes the band returned for an encore. overall a great show, but would never return to the venue. (Theatre of the Living Arts or TLA)

A very strong and professional performance from the well established band. Brian (Molko) had one little rant at a woman bang in the centre of the audience who was constantly taking photos and blinding him with the flash , which was soon dealt with . I've seen some performers who would of made much more of a fuss than this.

Placebo performed a good collection of new and old hits ranging their back catalog with the exception of Nancy boy which they never perform live any more . They also performed their version of Kate Bush's running up the hill which was greatly received . One of the last bands from the Brit Pop era who have managed to continuesly bang out excellent albums whilst holding on to their original audience and picking up newcomers along the way . Long may they rule cool .

Great show. Great start with the never released video for Every me Every You followed by a very nice rendition of Pure Morning. But then, it got a bit slow, Brian Molko seemed to have sound issues, his voice wasn't always on point and the more recent songs didn't seem to please the crowd as much. But then, from Too Many Friends on, he seemed to loosen up, the crowd began cheering more and the song was really great, great live performance, great voice, better sound. The energy only went up until the end and it was a really great show all in all with a great Molko. Stefan was, as always, really classy and rockstar-y and they really are a great rock act.

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When: 24th June 2023 Location : O2 Academy

Placebo, The world-renowned alt-rockers, return with a major UK tour to follow the release of their new album, Never Let Me Go.  Coming to Glasgow’s O2 Academy on 24th June 2023.

Placebo resurfaced from a long hibernation to release their first single in five years. The single comes from the new album Never Let Me Go  – ‘Beautiful James’. A joyous and celebratory song. It came quietly loaded with antagonism for the increasingly prominent, ignorant, factions that have come to litter modern conversation. As Brian Molko commented at the time, “If the song serves to irritate the squares and the uptight, so gleefully be it.”

As great masters in cataloguing the human condition. Placebo’s unique way of examining both its flaws and beauty finds fertile ground in 2021. Crawling out of the pandemic into a landscape of intolerance, division, tech-saturation and imminent eco-catastrophe. Theirs is a voice that has rarely felt more significant to contemporary discourse. Therefore more appropriate to sing these stories to the world. Within the magnetic slow-burn of new track ‘Surrounded By Spies’ no punches are pulled in confronting the erosion of civil liberties. As Brian Molko’s deft lyrical delivery is married to a creeping sense of claustrophobia that fittingly makes the walls feel as though they are closing in from all around.

The tour comes in support of the band’s brand new album  Never Let Me Go. Set for release on Friday 25 March. The haunting new single from the album ‘Surrounded By Spies’ was dropped alongside the tour announcement.

Songwriter Brian Molko says of the single, ‘I began writing the lyrics when I discovered my neighbours were spying on me on behalf of parties with a nefarious agenda.

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Placebo reveal 20th anniversary world tour

Placebo world tour marks the 20th anniversary of debut album - with set to include tracks Brian Molko said he’d never play again

Placebo have confirmed a world tour that kicks off in October, marking the 20th anniversary of their self-titled debut album.

The first leg begins in Europe on October 13 and ends with nine British Isles dates in December.

And frontman Brian Molko reports the set will include tracks he’d previously vowed never to perform again.

Molko says: “I think it’s time we acknowledged what a lot of Placebo fans really want to hear. They’ve been very patient with us, since we rarely play our most commercially successful material.

“A 20-year anniversary tour seems like the right time to do so. This tour is very much for the fans and a chance for us to revisit a lot of our early material.

“If you want to see us play songs like Pure Morning and Nancy Boy – which we haven’t played in almost 10 years and may not play again – you’d better come along to these shows!”

Tickets go on sale via Ticketmaster.co.uk at 9am on March 18 (Friday) with a fan pre-sale commencing 48 hours earlier.

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Placebo announce 2023 Tour Dates

Placebo, whose recently released eighth studio album, Never Let Me Go (Rise Records) was dubbed “a renaissance rock record” by NME, and Classic Rock Magazine described as “sheer orchestral euphoria,” have rescheduled their North American tour, with an expanded itinerary that kicks off on April 17 in Mexico City. The tour marks the groundbreaking band’s first performances in North America in nine years.  

Placebo 2023 North American Tour Dates with Deap Vally and Cold Cave: April 17 Mexico City, MX Palacio de Los Deportes * April 20 Minneapolis, MN The Fillmore April 21 Chicago, IL TBD April 23 New York, NY Brooklyn Steel April 24 New York, NY Brooklyn Steel April 26 Montreal, QC MTelus April 27 Toronto, ON History April 29 Philadelphia, PA Franklin Music Hall April 30 Boston, MA Roadrunner May 2 Washington, DC 9:30 Club May 7 Austin, TX Stubb’s May 8 Dallas, TX House of Blues May 10 Tempe, AZ Marquee Theatre May 11 Los Angeles, CA  Greek Theatre ^ May 14 San Francisco, CA The Warfield May 16 Portland, OR Crystal Ballroom May 17 Seattle, WA Moore Theatre May 19 Salt Lake City, UT The Complex May 20 Denver, CO The Fillmore

Tickets for the 19-date trek are on-sale now. Deap Vally open on all dates except the Mexico City performance. Cold Cave will also perform at the Los Angeles date. The originally announced Vancouver performance was unable to be rescheduled, tickets are available for refund at the point of purchase. The Austin venue has been upgraded from Emo’s to Stubbs, all tickets remain valid.

In September, Placebo released a a cover of the iconic Tears For Fears single, “Shout,” taken from the Tears For Fears album Songs From The Big Chair , peaked at #1 on the Billboard Hot 100 in 1985 and joins a rich lineage of Placebo cover versions of songs from the ’80s. Artists such as Sinead O’Connor (“Jackie”), The Smiths (“Bigmouth Strikes Again”), The Pixies (“Where Is My Mind?”) and – most famously of all – Kate Bush (“Running Up That Hill”) have all been covered by the band.

About Placebo: Placebo formed in 1994, with the London-based pair of Brian Molko (vocals/guitar) and Stefan Olsdal (bass/guitar), releasing their eponymous debut just two years later. In the intervening years, Placebo have released eight studio albums that have sold over 13 million copies, filled stadiums from Moscow to Sydney, won numerous awards including a 1999 Brit Award, and pushed the boundaries of gender and sexuality.

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Placebo have announced their first-ever live box set collection

Watch the teaser trailer for Placebo’s upcoming live release, which features performances from Mexico, Spain and London on their Never Let Me Go cycle.

In less than a month’s time, Placebo will be unveiling their first (yes, really!) official live release.

Simply entitled Placebo Live, the collection will arrive on December 15 via SO Recordings and it features performances from Mexico, Spain and London during their cycle for latest album Never Let Me Go .

Up first we’ve got Collapse Into Never: Placebo Live In Europe 2023, which was recorded live at Low Festival in Spain and comes as a double vinyl; elsewhere there’s also a feature-length Blu-ray concert film, This Is What You Wanted, and then a live CD called Live From The White Room – which was captured at Studio 1 Twickenham Studios and consists of seven songs from Never Let Me Go.

As for why it’s all coming out now? A press release simply states that, ‘In 2023, one of the great live bands of the last 25 years finally gets the live album release they deserve. Placebo Live reasserts why their show continues to be the essential experience that it always has been.’

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Placebo announce rescheduled North American tour for 2023

The band were in September forced to pull their first North American tour in nine years due to logistical issues

Placebo have shared details of their rescheduled North American tour.

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In September the band said they were “devastated” to shelve their first tour dates in the US, Canada and Mexico in nearly a decade after “issues beyond our control” . Fans were only given two days’ notice of the cancellation ahead of the planned launch.

Now, the duo comprising Brian Molko and Stefan Olsdal have announced fresh dates for 2023. They kick off the tour in Mexico City, Mexico on April 17 before wrapping it at The Fillmore in Denver, Colorado, US on May 20.

Tickets for the 2023 dates go on general sale here this Friday (November 4) at 10am local time. All tickets for the original 2022 shows are still valid except for Vancouver, Canada where tickets are refundable at the point of purchase. Find details on pre-sales here .

The band are currently on a UK and European tour that runs until December 8. Find any remaining tickets here .

Deap Vally will join as support along with Cold Cave on select dates for the 2023 tour.

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Placebo North American tour dates 2023:

APRIL 17 – Mexico City, MX @ Palacio de Los Deportes 20 – Minneapolis, MN @ The Fillmore * 21 – Chicago, IL @ TBD * 23 – New York, NY @ Brooklyn Steel * 24 – New York, NY @ Brooklyn Steel * 26 – Montreal, QC @ MTelus * 27 – Toronto, ON @ History * 29 – Philadelphia, PA @ Franklin Music Hall * 30 – Boston, MA @ Roadrunner *

MAY 02 – Washington, DC @ 9:30 Club * 07 – Austin, TX @ Stubb’s * 08 – Dallas, TX @ House of Blues * 10 – Tempe, AZ @ Marquee Theatre * 11 – Los Angeles, CA @ Greek Theatre *^ 14 – San Francisco, CA @ The Warfield * 16 – Portland, OR @ Crystal Ballroom * 17 – Seattle, WA @ Moore Theatre * 19 – Salt Lake City, UT @ The Complex * 20 – Denver, CO @ The Fillmore*

* = w/ Deap Valley ^ = w/ Cold Cave

In other news, Placebo have shared a new cover of Tears For Fears’ ‘Shout’ , and released a limited edition vinyl featuring the rendition along with and Kate Bush‘s ‘Running Up That Hill’ .

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