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Patti Smith To Perform NYE Show On Billboards in London and New York Patti Smith will ring in 2021 in style from high above London’s Piccadilly Circus. Patti’s New Year’s Eve show, streaming around the world on YouTube’s digital art platform Circa, will be beamed onto billboards in the heart of London. During the 15-minute showcase, Smith plans to pay tribute to healthcare workers who have lost their lives due to Covid-19 in 2020, and she will also read a new poem dedicated to teenage environmental campaigner Greta Thunberg. “Some of the work (for the show) I did in my bedroom, some in a recording studio and some at my desk,” Patti tells The Guardian. “I had to teach myself how to use Photo Booth on my computer and film myself reading a poem. I’m sure there are 14 year olds who can do this in five minutes but it took me quite a while. But I got there and I’m so proud of myself.” ....
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Ilya S. Savenok/Getty Images for Tibet House Patti Smith will celebrate her 74th birthday Wednesday with a special livestream performance. The Godmother of Punk and her band will take the stage at 9 p.m. ET via Veeps.com. Tickets are on sale now for $10; on the day of show, they’re $15. And on New Year’s Eve, Smith will take over London’s famed Piccadilly Circus. According to the U.K. paper The Guardian, it’s part of a celebration marking 50 years since her first-ever poetry performance, which took place in 1971 at St. Mark’s Church in New York’s Bowery. After that performance, a top music producer approached Smith with the idea of fronting a rock band, and the rest is history. ....
‘I feel like I’m part-wolf’ . Patti Smith. Photograph: Circa, Courtesy of the Artist As she prepares to ring in 2021 with a performance on screens at Piccadilly Circus, the punk poet explains why she’s optimistic amid the ‘debris’ of Trump’s years in office Tue 29 Dec 2020 03.00 EST Last modified on Mon 4 Jan 2021 06.59 EST Patti Smith talks about her first poetry performance – in 1971 at St Mark’s Church in New York’s Bowery – as if it were yesterday. “I remember everything,” she says over the phone from her home in New York. Smith was in her early 20s, working at a bookshop and living in the Chelsea Hotel with her then lover, the playwright Sam Shepard. She had attended poetry readings before, most of which put her into a deep sleep. “I wanted to do something that wasn’t boring,” she recalls. “Sam said that since I sang to myself all the time, I should try singing a song, or maybe do something with a guitar.” And so she called ....
The Tiny Desk team had huge plans for 2020 â including what should have been the taping of our 1000th Tiny Desk concert â only to pivot madly as COVID-19 forced the closure of NPR headquarters in mid-March. By the end of that month, we d launched a new companion series: Tiny Desk (home) concerts, which gathered intimate, Tiny Desk-style performances from all over the world. It s been a feat of forced innovation, made possible through inspired performances and our incomparable Tiny Desk team of producers, videographers and engineers. So we asked that team to pull off one more feat as 2020 draws to a close: narrowing nine months of great Tiny Desk (home) concerts down to a single playlist of highlights. ....