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Brooklyn’s finest kick things off

Clap Your Hands Say Yeah kicked off the ShockWaves NME Awards Shows 2006 last night(February 10) with a special show at Koko in London.

Watched by superstar actor Jude Law, the Brooklyn band played a 65 minute set which included several new tracks 'Graceful Retreat', 'Me And You Watson' and 'Satan Said Dance'.

The biggest cheers of the evening were reserved for 'Is This Love','The Skin Of My Yellow Colour Teeth' and 'Clap Your Hands!', which saw the audience showered with white balloons.

The show culminated in the band being joined onstage by support act Dr Dog for the final track 'Heights'.

The ShockWaves NME Awards Shows 2006 continue tonight (February 11) at Koko with performances from The Dead 60s, The Kooks and Good Books.

Clap Your Hands Say Yeah are set to release their first single 'In This Home On Ice' on February 27.

They played:

'Let The Cool Goodess Rust Away'
'Graceful Retreat'
'Is This Love?'
'The Skin Of My Yellow Country Teeth'
'Details Of The War'
'Over And Over Again (Lost And Found)'
'In This Home On Ice'
'Wet Dynamite'
'Gimme Some Salt'
'Sunshine And Clouds (And Everything Proud)'
'Satan Said Dance'
'Upon This Tidal Wave Of Young Blood'
'Clap Your Hands!'
'Me And You Watson'
'Heavy Metal'
'Heights'

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