This Radiohead at the Centrum, Worcester – April 15, 1998 reproduction concert poster captures a pivotal moment from the band's iconic OK Computer tour. This high-quality reprint faithfully recreates the original promotional artwork used to advertise the show at Worcester's Centrum Centre (now known as the DCU Center) in Massachusetts, where Radiohead performed to an enthusiastic crowd alongside support act Spiritualized.

The poster features the distinctive late-90s design style associated with the era—clean typography, subtle abstract elements, and the band's name prominently displayed alongside the date, venue, and supporting details. It's a nostalgic piece of music memorabilia, perfect for fans who remember (or wish they had attended) this North American tour stop during one of Radiohead's most creatively fertile periods.

Product Details:

• Size: Available in standard A4, A2 and massive A1 poster formats
• Print Quality: Premium paper reproduction, ensuring vibrant colors and sharp details that honor the original without fading
• Limited-edition feel: A faithful modern reprint designed for display, framing, and collection—not an original 1998 printing, but an accurate decorative tribute

Relive the atmosphere of spring 1998, when OK Computer was still fresh and Radiohead were expanding their live sound into more experimental territories.

Setlist – Worcester's Centrum Centre, April 15, 1998 (OK Computer Tour)

1. Airbag
2. Karma Police
3. The Bends
4. Exit Music (for a Film)
5. Climbing Up the Walls
6. Just
7. Bullet Proof..I Wish I Was
8. Lucky
9. My Iron Lung
10. No Surprises
11. Bones
12. Paranoid Android
13. Fake Plastic Tree
    
14. Street Spirit (Fade Out) Encore(s) typically included:

• Planet Telex
• The Tourist
• (additional tracks like Polyethylene or others varied slightly by source, but this represents the commonly documented performance)

This show is remembered for its intense delivery of the OK Computer material, with standout versions of "Climbing Up the Walls" and "Paranoid Android." A must-have for any Radiohead collector's wall—pair it with a bootleg recording from that night for the full nostalgic experience!