Incubus will perform at The O2 in London on April 26, celebrating the 20th anniversary of ‘Morning View’ with Paris Jackson as a guest. Following this show, they will perform in Cologne, their only European concert this year. Brandon Boyd mentioned revisiting leftover material, while Jackson recently marked five years of sobriety and shared insights about her music.
Incubus has revealed that Paris Jackson will join them as a special guest for their upcoming show at The O2, part of their 20th-anniversary celebration for the album ‘Morning View’. The concert is scheduled for April 26, where the band will perform the entire album alongside other hits. Paris Jackson, known for her debut solo album ‘Wilted’, will bring a unique element by “singing the purest kind of truth over distorted chords without filter or apology.”
The London gig follows Incubus’s US tour and marks their only performance in the UK and Ireland for this year. They will then move to Cologne for their only European show on April 30.
Brandon Boyd previously discussed the album’s anniversary with NME, mentioning potential unreleased material: “There’s a lot of material and we might dust some of it off at some point.” He reflected on their recording process, noting how they opted for a non-traditional setting to foster creativity in a distraction-free environment. Meanwhile, Paris Jackson has recently shared her journey of sobriety and the personal themes of her music, stating that they may be difficult for some to hear.
Incubus will celebrate the 20th anniversary of ‘Morning View’ with a special concert at London’s O2, featuring Paris Jackson as a guest. This performance, along with their European show later, highlights the band’s enduring presence. They may also revisit unreleased material from that album era, while Jackson shares personal experiences through her music.
Original Source: www.nme.com