Ten years after its release, an album finally getting the full live treatment is worth pausing for. Danny Brown has announced four shows in New York, Los Angeles, Chicago, and Austin, where he'll perform his 2016 album "Atrocity Exhibition" from start to finish—the first time he's ever presented any of his own records this way.
"Atrocity Exhibition" was Danny Brown's debut album for Warp Records, featuring guest appearances from Kendrick Lamar, Earl Sweatshirt, Ab-Soul, B-Real, and Kelela, with production from Evian Christ, Petite Noir, Black Milk, the Alchemist, and longtime collaborator Paul White. The record pushed Brown further into electronic music experimentation, a direction he's carried into subsequent albums, including 2025's "Stardust," which found him teaming up with a new generation of electronic and alt-pop artists like underscores, Frost Children, and Jane Remover.
