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Yeah Yeah Yeahs Unveil Live Album Recorded at London’s Royal Albert Hall

The album, Hidden in Pieces Live at the Royal Albert Hall , was recorded last year and arrived alongside a short film

The Yeah Yeah Yeahs have unveiled a new live album titled "Hidden in Pieces Live at the Royal Albert Hall," accompanied by a concert film released on the Criterion Channel. This marks their first ever performance at the prestigious London venue during their "Hidden in Pieces" tour. The 13-track live album features rare deep cuts, reimagined classics, as well as acoustic guitar, string, and piano arrangements.

The album will be available for pre-order and can be streamed digitally starting October 23rd, with a physical edition set to release on the same date. Karen O, the band's frontwoman, expressed that the album was born out of a desire to connect with their band and fans during a challenging year after the 2025 U.S. election. The accompanying 22-minute film, directed by Barnaby Clay, takes viewers directly into the live performance in the heavenly setting of the Royal Albert Hall.

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