Interpol recently played a private show for Chase Sapphire cardmembers at New York City's legendary Blue Note, giving a lucky crowd the kind of up-close experience the band's early years were built on. Footage of the performance was shared on Instagram by Andrew Steinthal, co-founder of The Infatuation and Head of Talent Partnerships & Culture at JPMorgan Chase, capturing the band tearing through its beloved hit "Evil."
View this post on InstagramFor fans who came of age during the early-2000s indie sleaze era, seeing Interpol in a room as intimate as the Blue Note offers a rare full-circle moment: the kind of close-up performance that once defined the city's club scene, now recreated for a new generation of Chase Sapphire cardmembers.
Whether or not you had a Chase Sapphire card handy for this one, it's a welcome reminder that some bands - and some songs -never lose their power.
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