Oct 30, 2002 • 1 min read

Thom Yorke plays new Radiohead songs at Neil Young benefit

Thom Yorke played two unreleased Radiohead songs and a Neil Young cover at a Californian benefit organised by Neil Young for a speech and physical difficulties school.

Thom Yorke played two unreleased Radiohead songs and a Neil Young cover at a US benefit concert last weekend. The Californian benefit, organised by Neil Young to support a school for speech and physical difficulties, featured a number of top names including the Foo Fighters, LeAnn Rimes, Ryan Adams and Tenacious D's Jack Black.

Yorke played a seven-song set including new Radiohead songs 'Sail To The Moon' and 'There There', both of which are expected to appear on the band's new album. He then played some classic Radiohead songs before finishing with his cover of Neil Young's 'After The Gold Rush'.

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