Dinosaur Jr. have been joined on stage in London by My Bloody Valentine’s Kevin Shields on Tuesday (November 14).

Throughout the present at The Storage, Shields and Dinosaur Jr. performed three songs collectively, together with one from every of their again catalogues, in addition to a canopy of The Treatment’s 1987 basic single ‘Simply Like Heaven’.

As well as, Shields jumped on a rendition of ‘Tarpit’, initially launched on Dinosaur Jr.’s second album, 1987’s ‘You’re Residing All Over Me’, earlier than they went on to carry out a model of My Bloody Valentine’s ‘Thorn’, from their 1988 EP ‘You Made Me Realise’.

Watch reside footage of the performances under:

Dinosaur Jr. and My Bloody Valentine have an extended historical past collectively, courting again to the 1992 Rollercoaster Tour, which noticed them sharing payments with one another, in addition to The Jesus and Mary Chain and Blur. The tour was an offshoot of the profitable Lollapalooza Competition.

Shields isn’t the primary visitor Dinosaur Jr. have welcomed on stage lately, after Richard Ayoade additionally joined them on stage in London on November 13, enjoying guitar throughout a model of ‘The Lung’. Ayoade had beforehand described the Amhurst, Massachusetts alt-rockers as his favorite band.

This week, Dinosaur Jr. singer J Mascis introduced his fifth solo album ‘What Do We Do Now’, together with its lead single ‘Can’t Imagine We’re Right here’. The album will likely be launched on February 2, 2024 through Sub Pop. You possibly can pre-order/pre-save it right here.

Dinosaur Jr. are at present touring to rejoice the thirtieth anniversary of their 1993 album ‘The place You Been’. The band will make a UK-exclusive look at Bearded Principle 2024 subsequent Might.

Mascis will announce some solo gigs in assist of his upcoming report “quickly”.

In Might this yr, Shields shared new music by concealing it inside his new vary of customized guitar pedals. As soon as the pedal was opened, a flash drive containing a brand new music was inside, alongside a message from Shields.