Billie Eilish Covers Radiohead's 'Creep' in Amsterdam: Watch
Billie Eilish is currently in the midst of the European leg of her 'Hit Me Hard and Soft: The Tour,' performing Sunday night in Amsterdam for the first gig of a three-show stint in the city. Among her own certified hits like 'BIRDS OF A FEATHER,' 'Happier Than Ever,' and 'bad guy,' Eilish snuck in a cover of the iconic Radiohead song 'Creep.'
In fan-shot videos of the performance, Eilish is seen sitting in a circle with several members of her band as she softly sings the tune. For the rendition, she forgoes the aggressive dynamic shifts of the original, instead keeping the tone sweet, dramatic, and moving. By the end, she has the entire stadium singing along with her. Watch footage of the moment below.
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Eilish and her brother FINNEAS have vocalized their love for Radiohead before, with Eilish even revealing that the English art-rock act was 'on repeat' while she was working on HIT ME HARD AND SOFT. She's also sung 'Creep' before, notably in this video interview for ELLE.
For his part, Radiohead frontman Thom Yorke expressed his admiration for Eilish back in 2019. So, unless something has changed in the years since, it seems as if the love is flowing both ways.
Billie Eilish will continue on her 2025 tour throughout the summer, hitting UK and European cities like Paris, London, and Dublin. Pick up tickets here.
You can also check out our review of HIT ME HARD AND SOFT (or pick up a copy on vinyl here).
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