Phoebe Bridgers x Arlo Parks – Fake Plastic Trees (Radiohead) – Radio 1 Piano Session
Phoebe Bridgers on Austin City Limits “I Know the End”
Dec 3, 2021
Phoebe Bridgers performs “I Know the End” on Austin City Limits. Olivia Rodrigo / Phoebe Bridgers premieres on December 4, 2021, on most PBS stations. Watch live on your local PBS station or stream later at pbs.org/austincitylimits
Phoebe Bridgers Live at Red Rocks Unpaused (9/1/2020)
Phoebe Bridgers – Scott Street (Live) | Vevo DSCVR
Phoebe Bridgers – Scott Street an exclusive live performance for Vevo DSCVR, the channel for the best in new music. It’s a real skill to wax forlorn without submitting to the depths of despair. In the last two years, Phoebe Bridgers has shown us just how articulate she can be regarding the troubled side of life while still touting the small joys that mark most day-to-day experiences. Again and again, the singer-songwriter revels in the marvels of the emotional deets that shape who we are. After critics erupted over the eloquence of the 23-year-old’s ‘Stranger In The Alps’ (get the ‘Lebowski’ reference?), the Silver Lake-based Bridgers went through a wave of Joni-Jackson comparisons. Elements of the masters dot her songs, but some of her more recent heroes is Sun Kil Moon’s Mark Kozelek and Elliot Smith – tender wordsmiths whose best work is both vulnerable and poised. If you know Bridgers’ “Smoke Signals” and “Motion Sickness,” you might’ve heard her “Scott Street” before, too. But not like this. Our DSCVR performance turns the tune, inspired by a sunset stroll through her Echo Park hood, into an epic lament. Swirling fiddle lines and cloudy guitar flourishes prove the singer knows exactly what she needs to bolster her designs as she closes with a farewell line of “don’t be a stranger.” Masterful.
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boygenius – “Salt In The Wound” (Live at WFUV)
boygenius – Full Performance (Live on KEXP)
http://KEXP.ORG presents boygenius (Julien Baker, Phoebe Bridgers, Lucy Dacus) performing live at Avast! Recording Co.. Recorded November 24, 2018. Songs: Souvenir Cowboy Take Me Away Me & My Dog Ketchum, ID Host: Cheryl Waters Audio Engineers: Tom Hall, Julian Martlew & Kevin Suggs Audio Mixer: Julian Martlew Cameras: Jim Beckmann, Scott Holpainen & Kendall Rock Editor: Jim BeckmannTrying to keep the analysis down to 3 words: Cathartic, Viking, Resounding. We tried for brevity and arrive at Irish all the same. Hot damn. A cigarette may be needed for some yet those who don’t smoke cigarettes choose their own relief and or smudge with a sacred palo santo wood. Damn this performance of this well-written song is great. The drummer felt it too, as he kept his eyes closed. Phoebe’s backup vocals-yes, Julian’s lead thrashing guitar, Lucy’s restrained lead vocal, and the ancillary players from Phoebe’s band, drummer, and rhythm guitarist, Nashville-based songwriter, Harrison Whitford, (looks like Daniel Radcliffe).
And a kiss on my cheek
You butter me up
And you sit down to eat
You say you believe in me
But you haven’t decided
About taking or leaving me
Like silks up my sleeve
Tied corner to corner, never-ending
Trick after trick, I make the magic
And you unrelentingly ask for the secret
All calling your name
I tried to sing it all back
Like I heard it, it doesn’t sound the same
I’m gnashing my teeth
Like a child of Cain
If this is a prison, I’m willing to burn my own chain
Like silks up my sleeve
Tied corner to corner, never-ending
Trick after trick, I make the magic
And you unrelentingly ask for the secret
They say the finish line is in your sights
What they don’t say is what’s on the other side
They say the hearts and minds are on your side
boygenius: NPR Music Tiny Desk Concert
I Know the End” by Phoebe Bridgers, out now on Dead Oceans.
Video Credits: Director: Alissa Torvinen Executive Producer/Producer: Dilly Gent Production company: Son&Heir Producer: Barret Hacia Production Manager: Sean Blau Director of Photography: Casey Stolberg Steadicam: Chris Loh Gaffer: Quinn Brudos-Sommers Key Grip: Hiram Borges 1st AD: Peter Etherington Production Designer: Britt Keller HMU: Jenna Nelson Costumer: Dagmarette Yen 2nd AD: Sherry Shi Editor: Niles Howard Color: Bryan Smaller / Company 3 VFX: Ryan Game 1st AC: Connor Lambert 2nd AC: Will Hecht Set Lighting Tech: Andrew Kendall Live Lighting Design: Nick “Spike” Inglis Best Boy Electric: Ben Perez Best Boy Grip: Michael Rosner-Hyman Grip Ashley: Petrie Production Designer: Britt Keller Art Assistant: Chelsea Alexander Studio Teacher: Chelsea Northrop Truck PA: Akeem Glenn PA: Matt Keibler PA: Mark Kaercher PA: Drake Escrofani PA: Alex Rodriguez Band: Phoebe Bridgers Band: Marshall Vore Band: Harry Whitford Band: Odessa Jorgensen Band: Nick White Band: Jackson Bridgers Band: Christian Lee Hutson Woman: Lily Hayes Apple Kid: Clementine Huston BG: Adam Sputh BG: Zoe Donahoe BG: Emily Bannon BG: Devin Fance BG: John Hein BG: Jeremy Mao BG: Garcia Segura BG: Grace Garner BG: Lulu Clark BG: Ruby Henley Filmed at LA Memorial Coliseum
Phoebe Bridgers – I Know the End (Official Video)
Lyrics: Somewhere in Germany but I can’t place it Man I hate this part of Texas Close my eyes, fantasize Three clicks and I’m home When I get back I’ll lay around Then I’ll get up and lay back down Romanticize a quiet life There’s no place like my room But you had to go I know, I know, I know Like a wave that crashed and melted on the shore Not even the burnouts are out here anymore And you had to go I know, I know, I know Out in the park we watch the sunset Talking on a rusty swing set After a while you went quiet And I got mean I’m always pushing you away from me But you come back with gravity And when I call you come home A bird in your teeth So I gotta go I know, I know, I know When the sirens sound you’ll hide under the floor But I’m not gonna go down in my hometown in a tornado I’m gonna chase it I know, I know, I know I gotta go now I know, I know, I know Driving out into the sun Let the ultraviolet cover me up Went looking for a creation myth Ended up with a pair of cracked lips Windows down scream along To some America First rap country song A slaughterhouse, an outlet mall Slot machines, fear of God Windows down, heater on Big bolt of lighting hanging low Over the coast everyone’s convinced It’s a government drone or an alien spaceship Either way we’re not alone I’ll find a new place to be from A haunted house with a picket fence To float around and ghost my friends I’m not afraid to disappear The billboard said The End Is Near I turned around there was nothing there Yeah, I guess the end is here The end is here Follow Phoebe Bridgers:
Shutdown/shut-in Spring gives us time to linger, at breakfast, over Oatmeal with cinnamon, organic Wegman’s blueberries, bananas, soy milk, and the May 25, 2020 issue of New Yorker. New Yorker magazine is like an old friend that waits for you, picking up the conversation on new/known people places and things. This morning we owe a credit once again to the much esteemed and worthy periodical. Thanks to the May 25 issue, we have Phoebe Bridgers on our new music Durham Cool plate. Lyrically mature, vocally nuanced, and yes a perfect accompanist to teenage lust/angst. Did I mention great hair and perfect features? The best feature is of course, Phoebe’s brilliant mind.
Phoebe Bridgers – Full Performance (Live on KEXP)
http://KEXP.ORG presents Phoebe Bridgers performing live in the KEXP studio. Recorded July 13, 2018. Songs: Smoke Signals Motion Sickness Waiting Room Scott Street Host: Hans Audio Engineer: Kevin Suggs Audio Mixer: Andy D. Park Cameras: Jim Beckmann, Scott Holpainen & Justin Wilmore Editor: Scott Holpainen
Listened to, I know the End, on a short drive home from a State Park hike the Sunday after Thanksgiving. I was arrested on the spot. Unable to go inside after she strummed the first chord and sang the opening lyric. Is there anyone else contemporaneously writing such damn good lyrics today? Very subtle rhyming lines aside no one more deadpan good than Phoebe Bridgers when she taps the muse right in the marrow.
Phoebe Bridgers – I Know the End (Official Video)
Quite a bit of chatter about the Phoebe Quarantine PJ wardrobe consistency. Most likely Occum’s razor tells us to land on songs cut in one day or she has a few pair of the same pajamas. Who is not guilty of wearing the same pajamas one day to the next.
The Face | The 1975 Takeover | Phoebe Bridgers covers ‘Girls’
Phoebe Bridgers @ Brooklyn Steel | Pitchfork Live
Phoebe Bridgers performed live November 7th at Brooklyn Steel for Pitchfork Live
Setlist:
00:33 “Smoke Signals”
06:15 “Funeral”
11:09 “Georgia”
17:07 “Demi Moore”
21:06 “Killer”
25:24 “Scott Street”
32:30 “Motion Sickness”
37:22 “You Missed My Heart”
Phoebe Bridgers: Tiny Desk (Home) Concert
SET LIST
“Kyoto”
“Moon Song”
“I Know The End”
MUSICIANS
Phoebe Bridgers: vocals, guitar; Marshall Vore: drums, vocals; Harrison Whitford: guitar; Emily Retsas: bass; Nick White: keyboard; Odessa Jorgensen: violin
CREDITS
Video by: Lucas Belkind, Dalton Gaudin, Jason Lester, Powell Robinson; Audio by: Joseph Lorge; Producer: Bob Boilen; Audio Mastering Engineer: Josh Rogosin; Video Producer: Morgan Noelle Smith; Associate Producer: Bobby Carter; Executive Producer: Lauren Onkey; Senior VP, Programming: Anya Grundmann
Phoebe Bridgers – Motion Sickness (Official Video)
Motion Sickness from Stranger In The Alps out Sep 22 on Dead Oceans.
Directed and Edited by Justin Mitchell
Produced by: Rich Bond and Davis Powers for Striped Blazer Productions
Director of Photography: Michael Lockridge
Assistant Camera: Noah Ramos
Key Grip: Dyron Pacheco
Hair and Makeup: Atlas Ferrera
Styling: Jenny Reyes
This Paste Studio session is sonically beautiful. First credit goes to Phoebe’s angelic tone, second to the sound engineer. This is the session that made me a fan. Dressed Manhattan lite in her Doc Martens and black dress with her Harrison, Harry Potter slide guitarist accompanist. Nicely done all around. 2015 7″ release produced by Ryan Adams to now the artist is evolving but so far remaining faithful to pure.
Phoebe Bridgers – Full Session – 7/31/2017 – Paste Studios – New York, NY
Phoebe Bridgers – Full Session
Recorded Live – Paste Studios – New York, NY
More Phoebe Bridgers: https://www.pastemagazine.com/search?…
Audio: Bob Mallory
Video: Brad Wagner
Summary: Los Angeles singer/songwriter Phoebe Bridgers stopped by the Paste studio on July 31 to perform a few tracks ahead of the release of her debut album, Stranger in the Alps. Bridges started off with “Georgia” from her 2015 EP Killer, then performed her two latest singles, “Smoke Signals” and “Motion Sickness.” Stranger in the Alps arrives on September 22.
0:18 Georgia
8:13 Smoke Signals
16:25 Motion Sickness
Sessions: At Home with Phoebe Bridgers
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Phoebe Bridgers talks about her newest LP “Punisher” which is now nominated for the 2021 Grammys! What are some of the stories behind this prolific album? Bridgers details the stories and production behind the project.
boygenius – Cowboy Take Me Away (Live on KEXP)
http://KEXP.ORG presents Boygenius (Julien Baker, Phoebe Bridgers, Lucy Dacus) performing “Cowboy Take Me Away” live at Avast! Recording Co.. Recorded November 24, 2018. Host: Cheryl Waters Audio Engineers: Tom Hall, Julian Martlew & Kevin Suggs Audio Mixer: Julian Martlew Cameras: Jim Beckmann, Scott Holopainen & Kendall Rock Editor: Jim Beckmann
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