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    Gorillaz Bring Their Live Show to Madison Square Garden●Gorillaz Throw an Unforgettable Party at Madison Square Garden✉newsLifeHome & Garden15 min ago

    Gorillaz performed at Madison Square Garden in New York, with Rolling Stone describing the concert as an unforgettable party. The virtual band led by Damon Albarn delivered a high-energy set for the packed arena crowd. Coverage highlights the show as one of the standout events of the band's current tour.

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    Music Stream Shares Gorillaz and Zeds Dead Playlist●🎧 NOW PLAYING: Feel Good Inc. — Gorillaz ⏭ UP NEXT: Sweet Memories — Zeds Dead @ Sentinel777 Like, share, and subscribeMmastodonSportFootball31 d ago

    A music broadcast under the Sentinel777 name is playing Gorillaz's "Feel Good Inc." followed by Zeds Dead's "Sweet Memories", inviting listeners to follow and share. The playlist mixes alternative rock with electronic dance music, and the outlet tags itself across sports and world news topics. The engagement appears minimal so far.

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    Gorillaz play Capital One Arena in Washington, D.C.▼Gorillaz at Capital One Arena in Washington, D.C. on September 26, 202✉newsCultureMusic20 h ago

    Gorillaz performed at Capital One Arena in Washington, D.C. on September 26, 2025. Music outlet Under the Radar covered the concert, adding to the band's ongoing tour activity. Fans and music writers are discussing the show as the virtual band continues to draw large crowds in major US venues this year.

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    Gorillaz Mark 25 Years Since Their Debut Album●Gorillaz Still Rock the House 25 Years After Their Debut Album✉newsCultureMusic23 h ago

    Gorillaz, the virtual band created by Damon Albarn and Jamie Hewlett, are being celebrated 25 years after the release of their self-titled debut album, which introduced hits like 'Clint Eastwood' and 'Feel Good Inc.' would follow. Coverage notes the band's lasting influence on alternative and animated music projects, with their genre-blending sound still resonating with audiences a quarter-century on.