Book The Dandy Warhols

The Dandy Warhols are the Portland, Oregon, psychedelic rock band behind "Bohemian Like You," the swaggering 2000 single that became a worldwide hit after it was used in a Vodafone television campaign. Courtney Taylor-Taylor, the band's singer, started the group with fellow guitarist Peter Holmström in 1994, naming it in a nod to pop artist Andy Warhol, and keyboardist Zia McCabe soon joined. Drummer Brent DeBoer, Taylor-Taylor's cousin, replaced original drummer Eric Hedford in 1998. After the independent Dandys Rule OK (1995), the group signed with Capitol Records for …The Dandy Warhols Come Down (1997), featuring "Not If You Were the Last Junkie on Earth." Thirteen Tales From Urban Bohemia (2000), home to "Bohemian Like You," earned a Shortlist Music Prize nomination. The band was the subject, alongside the Brian Jonestown Massacre, of Dig!, the 2004 documentary that won the Grand Jury Prize at Sundance. Welcome to the Monkey House (2003), Odditorium or Warlords of Mars (2005), This Machine (2012), Distortland (2016) and Why You So Crazy (2019) followed. Rockmaker (2024) featured guests including Slash, Black Francis and Debbie Harry, and Pin Ups arrived in 2026.