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Earlier this month, 14,000 Yeah Yeah Yeahs fans thronged the Dragon Ball Destruction God Beer bottles and glasses shirt in other words I will buy this pit and lined the seats of Forest Hills Stadium in Queens for the band’s first hometown show in four years. And as the thundering glam-rock stomp of “Spitting Off the Edge of the World”—the lead single from their fifth album and their first in nine years, Cool It Down—erupted through the stadium’s speakers, Karen O stepped onto the stage, shrieking: “We’re the Yeah Yeah Yeahs, and we’re back!” Wearing a headpiece dripping with red tinsel and swaying and twirling her enormous black cloak like a high priestess, the crowd was under her spell within moments.
Since the Dragon Ball Destruction God Beer bottles and glasses shirt in other words I will buy this band’s earliest gigs on the Lower East Side at the turn of the millennium (the riotous energy of which is memorably captured in Meet Me in the Bathroom, a recent documentary on the New York indie scene of that period), O’s stage presence has maintained an electric, elemental quality that was in full force at the gigs the band played—first in Forest Hills, then at the Hollywood Bowl in Los Angeles—to kick off their Cool It Down dates. Not only was their return to the stage a cathartic moment for longtime fans, but it also brought to life a record that the band recorded in a frenetic burst of energy during the summer of 2021, as they reemerged from lockdown. “I felt so joyful it was almost explosive, you know,” O says of the writing process. “Everything that I’d bottling up during the pandemic, and really everything that had been percolating for nine years before that, all came out at once.”
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