Last night, at the Ace Hotel in Los Angeles, David Lynch hosted the first part of his Festival of Disruption. There was a screening The Elephant Man, talks from Mel Brooks and John Malkovich, an exhibition of Lynch’s photography, and musical performances, including a set from St. Vincent. During the course of her performance, she played a stripped down version of “Cruel,” “I Prefer Your Love” alongside a trio of dancers, and an acoustic version of a new song she debuted earlier this year, while dressed as a toilet. Below you can find clips from the show.
Read our features “St. Vincent: Reckless Precision” and “The Discomfort Zone: Exploring the Musical Legacy of David Lynch.”
I love David Lynch and I love my team and I loved playing last night.
— St. Vincent (@st_vincent) October 9, 2016
A video posted by StVincent_Shrine (@stvincent_shrine) on Oct 9, 2016 at 1:18am PDT
#STVINCENT In my top ten of the most beautiful songs ever. #festivalofdisruption @st_vincent
A video posted by Diego Buongiorno (@diegobuongiorno_musiccomposer) on Oct 9, 2016 at 1:07am PDT
#STVINCENT #festivalofdisruption @stvincent
A video posted by Diego Buongiorno (@diegobuongiorno_musiccomposer) on Oct 9, 2016 at 12:27am PDT
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