famously recorded the music video for "Where The Streets Have No Name" on the roof of one-storey building in downtown Los Angeles. They performed other songs to the large crowd that had spilled onto the streets of Los Angeles and attracted media and police attention, which caused the shutdown. Home video footage of the gig exists on the internet. Detroit duo The White Stripes also did many guerrilla performances during their Canadian tour in 2007, such as in bowling pub, a bus, one note show and so on. At the evening, they played a full show. This tour is documented in Under Great White Northern Lights. In September 2019, Detroit Hardcore Punk band, Strange Magic, played a Guerrilla gig out of the back of a U-Haul box truck in Detroit's Eastern Market district. The show grew a large crowd, which started with their fans and eventually caught the attention of civilians passing by. The show was well-documented by local videographers, leading to plenty of footage circulating on the internet. See also Guerrilla punk DIY ethic Punk ideology Basement show References Anarcho-punk Indie rock DIY culture Underground culture