King Khan and the Shrines have done lots of touring in support of Idle No More, and their Vancouver appearance from this past June has been documented for the latest episode of the Exclaim! co-presented video series Coastal Frequencies.
This rowdy, raucous performance was filmed at the Vancouver International Jazz Festival. Khan shows up at the city's Fortune Sound Club wearing a feathered crown, purplish sequined shirt and hotpants-style boxer briefs. He holds court over a rowdy garage-soul party, at one point pulling the camera up to his crotch for some humping. The songs in this 16-minute clip — "Land of the Freak," "I Wanna Be a Girl" and "Stone Soup" — are intercut with interview footage featuring the man himself.
Watch it below.
Coastal Frequencies is also presented in partnership with Become the Media and Prairie Coast Films. You can also contribute to Coastal Frequencies' Indiegogo campaign over here.
This rowdy, raucous performance was filmed at the Vancouver International Jazz Festival. Khan shows up at the city's Fortune Sound Club wearing a feathered crown, purplish sequined shirt and hotpants-style boxer briefs. He holds court over a rowdy garage-soul party, at one point pulling the camera up to his crotch for some humping. The songs in this 16-minute clip — "Land of the Freak," "I Wanna Be a Girl" and "Stone Soup" — are intercut with interview footage featuring the man himself.
Watch it below.
Coastal Frequencies is also presented in partnership with Become the Media and Prairie Coast Films. You can also contribute to Coastal Frequencies' Indiegogo campaign over here.