Rock band hailing from New Zealand noted for their quirky sound and hit song "Walkie Talkie Man" which was featured on Apple's iPod advertisement. The video for "Walkie Talkie Man" was directed by Michel Gondry (White Stripes, Bjork, Foo Fighters) and garnered 5 MTV award nominations and 1 Grammy nomination. It was also included in the Nintendo DS rhythm game Elite Beat Agents, as covered Jason Paige as well as being used in the animated film Robots and used heavily by the BBC.
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Steriogram has had 46 concerts.
Steriogram is most often considered to be Rock, Punk, Alternative Rock, Alternative, Pop Punk, New Zealand, Kiwi Rock, Nz Hardcore, and Nz Punk.
The last Steriogram concert was on January 21, 2011 at Unknown venue in Auckland, Auckland, New Zealand. The bands that performed were: The Black Keys / Sia / Lupe Fiasco / M.I.A. / Edward Sharpe & The Magnetic Zeros / The Naked and Famous / Crystal Castles / Ratatat / Deftones / Matt and Kim / Tool / Rammstein / Wolfmother / Plan B / Primal Scream / Die Antwoord / LCD Soundsystem / John Butler Trio / The Bloody Beetroots / CSS / Booka Shade / Airbourne / Iggy & the Stooges / Ghost / Andrew W.K. / Birds of Tokyo / Mt Eden / Grinderman / Steriogram / The Phoenix Foundation / The Greenhornes / Kids of 88 / 1995 / The Jim Jones Revue / Shihad / Surf City / I Am Giant / Die! Die! Die! / Bulletproof / Three Houses Down / Bang Bang Eche / Computers Want Me Dead / Street Chant / Knives At Noon / Homebrew / Luger Boa / Grayson Gilmour / Tommy Ill / Earlybirds / Family Cactus / The Unfaithful Ways / Aural Trash / Six 60 / Blackmilk / Harry The Bastard / DJ Cxl / DJ Meltron / Kody & Bic.
The songs that Steriogram performs live vary, but here's the latest setlist that we have from the June 11, 2004 concert at Six Flags Great Adventure in Jackson, New Jersey, United States:
