LAST CHANCE DANCERS: FEVER TO TELL - A Tribute to the Yeah Yeah Yeahs
About This Event
Sleepwalk hosts Last Chance Dancers: Fever to Tell, a tribute to the Yeah Yeah Yeahs. Formed in New York City in 2000 by Karen O, Nick Zinner and Brian Chase, the Yeah Yeah Yeahs rose to prominence during the 2000s garage rock and post‑punk revivals and are noted for an evolving musical style and energetic performances; the show is billed as Electronic.
About Fever to Tell
Fever to Tell is the debut studio album by American indie rock band Yeah Yeah Yeahs, released on April 29, 2003 on Interscope. It was co-produced by David Andrew Sitek, his first of many production credits for the group, and recorded at Headgear Studio in New York City. To maintain creative control, the band financed the album themselves before signing with Interscope for distribution. They built on the garage rock sound of their 2001 debut EP, while lead singer Karen O wrote lyrics inspired by her experiences with intimacy and sexuality.
About the Artists
Last Chance Dancers
Last Chance Dancers is a New York City–based group working at the intersection of electronic rhythm and club-informed songcraft. They are known around local rooms like Sleepwalk, where they’ve presented themed sets including *Fever to Tell*, a tribute anchored in the early catalog of the Yeah Yeah Yeahs, with whom they’ve also shared bills.
