The Yeah Yeah Yeahs have released a new live album, Hidden in Pieces Live at the Royal Albert Hall, along with a companion concert film. The recording captures their 2025 concert at the famous London venue, their first ever show at the location, during their “Hidden in Pieces” tour. During that theatre run, rare deep cuts and reimagined classics were accompanied by acoustic guitars, strings, and piano arrangements. The live album features 13 tracks and is being put out via Secretly Canadian Records. Fans can order and stream the digital edition of the live record.
Live Album and Concert Film Details
A physical edition of Hidden in Pieces Live at the Royal Albert Hall and expanded digital deluxe edition featuring more tracks is set to be released October 23rd. Fans can pre-order it. Karen O said in a statement, “Hidden in Pieces Live at the Royal Albert Hall was born out of a need to commune with our band and fan family in 2025, after the election,” “In the past, YYYs haven’t often chosen when to be back at it and out there, it often chooses us. It, being the times. We turn to live music when we need that specific quality of depth and light to see us through the times… The real alchemy happened when we played the hall, it clicked into place. All the shows we performed on this small tour were extraordinarily vulnerable.”
Concert Film and Screenings
A 22-minute film, Hidden in Pieces, has also been released. Recorded at the Orpheum Theatre in Los Angeles at the end of the band’s recent 25th anniversary tour, fans can stream it on the Criterion Channel. Directed by award-winning filmmaker Barnaby Clay, the film will also be screened in select US, U.K., Australia, theatres followed by a film of the band’s choosing. Screenings are also planned for Mexico and Japan. Tickets for screenings will go on sale September 3rd. Visit Yeah Yeah Yeahs’ website for more details.
Karen O said, “Barney Clay has made a stunning film of the live performance that takes you there in the moment with us in the most heavenly way,”
Tracklists and Screenings
The Hidden in Pieces Live at the Royal Albert Hall Digital Album Tracklist includes 13 tracks, while the Expanded Digital Deluxe Album Tracklist features 22 tracks. The Physical Edition Tracklist includes 18 tracks. The Hidden in Pieces Double Features Screenings and regular screenings have been announced for various locations, including London, Melbourne, Sydney, New York City, Los Angeles, Mexico City, and Tokyo.
In conclusion, the Yeah Yeah Yeahs have released a new live album and concert film, Hidden in Pieces Live at the Royal Albert Hall, which captures their 2025 concert at the Royal Albert Hall. The live album and film are available for streaming and pre-order, with physical and expanded digital deluxe editions to be released on October 23rd. The band has also announced screenings of the concert film in various locations around the world. Fans of the Yeah Yeah Yeahs won’t want to miss this opportunity to experience their live performance in a new and exciting way.
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