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The Stokes, Yeah Yeah Yeahs and girl in red are playing a day of London’s All Points East
Tickets go on general sale on Friday 27th January at 10am.
The Strokes have shared an early version of ‘The Modern Age’ from their new box set
'The Modern Age (Rough Trade Version)' was first issued on an EP in January 2021, six months before the release of debut album 'Is This It'.
The Strokes’ Albert Hammond Jr. shares the “magical-ness” of working on the band’s forthcoming album with Rick Rubin
The band rented a house on top of a mountain in Costa Rica and performed every day, as if they were playing a concert for the ocean.
Producer Rick Rubin has teased that The Strokes’ seventh album is already in the works
The NYC group’s last output was 2020’s ‘The New Abnormal’.
The Strokes, Megan Thee Stallion, Phoebe Bridgers and more join the line-up for Roskilde Festival 2022
Other new artists joining the bill include Big Thief, Little Simz, Mitski, PinkPantheress, Sky Ferreira and more.
The Strokes, Haim, Glass Animals, Japanese Breakfast and more are playing Boston Calling 2022
Foo Fighters, Metallica, Weezer and more are also on the bill.
The Strokes, Wolf Alice and Sigrid are among the new names for TRNSMT 2022
Lewis Capaldi and Paulo Nutini will top the bill alongside The Strokes.
It’s The Strokes vs Robots in their new video for ‘The Adults Are Talking’
‘The New Abnormal’, the NY icons latest album, was released back in April.
Nobody comes close to matching The Strokes at London’s Roundhouse
When the Strokes swagger onstage, they're greeted like returning heroes.
The Strokes have announced sets at both NOS Alive and Rock Werchter
Jorja Smith and London Grammar have also joined NOS Alive.
“The Strokes are coming with new music,” the band’s booking agent states
In a new interview, Artist Group International President Marsha Vlasic suggests something is coming.
The Strokes prove they can still pull in the crowds at All Points East
What comes next - if anything - is anyone’s guess, but for one summer evening, Victoria Park was treated to living proof that The Strokes remain untouchable.
The Strokes, Florence + The Machine, Tyler, the Creator, the 1975 and Brockhampton are all playing New York’s Governors Ball 2019
There's also Mitski, Kacey Musgraves, Vince Staples and loads more.
We’re probably getting a new song from The Strokes today
Projections, new radio shows - it's all happening.
