Patti Smith
London Palladium
London
UK
12th October 2025
Lineage: SP-CMC-25s > SP-SPSB-11 Battery Box > Roland R-07 > 24Bit / 44.1 khz > amadeus pro > 16 bit / 44.1 khz > xld > FLAC
taper: rayrad
Set 1 - 'Horses'
01. intro
02. Gloria
03. Redondo Beach
04. Free Money
05. Birdland
06. chat
07. Kimberly
08. chat
09. Break It Up
10. chat
11. Elegie
12. Land > Gloria
13. chat
Set 2
14. Set 2 intro
the band - Television medley
15. See No Evil
16. Friction
17. Marquee Moon
Patti returns
18. So You Want To Be A Rock n Roll Star (The Byrds)
19. band intros
20. Dancing Barefoot
21. chat
22. Peaceable Kingdom > People Have The Power (spoken)
23. chat
24. Because The Night
25. crowd
26. chat
27. People Have The Power *
Patti Smith - vocals
Lenny Kaye - guitar / bass / vocals
Jay Dee Daugherty - drums
Tony Shanahan - piano / bass / vocals
Jackson Smith - guitar
[*]Jesse Smith - piano / vocals
[*]Johnny Depp - guitar / vocals
mrs rad and i were at the revelatory 30th anniversary performances around patti's curation of meltdown at the south bank in 2005 and at the more ramshackle 40th performances in 2015 and you start to wonder at the wisdom of Doing it all once more until it starts... and then you wonder why she ever does anything else there are several peak moments during tonight's show but on 'birdland' in particular, you really are up, up, up in the belly of the ship and you wouldn't be anywhere else the 'shaman' tag gets thrown around a lot and unless you're william burroughs, maybe it isn't for you to judge but is there another performer who can whip you up into such a wild-eyed fugue state? as her hands press the air and she implores you to join her, you know, even in your trance, that you are in the presence of something transformative, electric and (clearly) indescribable patti smith will be 79 in december can we hope for a 60th anniversary performance? if so, let the ship slide open and we'll go inside of it enjoy
London Palladium
London
UK
12th October 2025
Lineage: SP-CMC-25s > SP-SPSB-11 Battery Box > Roland R-07 > 24Bit / 44.1 khz > amadeus pro > 16 bit / 44.1 khz > xld > FLAC
taper: rayrad
Set 1 - 'Horses'
01. intro
02. Gloria
03. Redondo Beach
04. Free Money
05. Birdland
06. chat
07. Kimberly
08. chat
09. Break It Up
10. chat
11. Elegie
12. Land > Gloria
13. chat
Set 2
14. Set 2 intro
the band - Television medley
15. See No Evil
16. Friction
17. Marquee Moon
Patti returns
18. So You Want To Be A Rock n Roll Star (The Byrds)
19. band intros
20. Dancing Barefoot
21. chat
22. Peaceable Kingdom > People Have The Power (spoken)
23. chat
24. Because The Night
25. crowd
26. chat
27. People Have The Power *
Patti Smith - vocals
Lenny Kaye - guitar / bass / vocals
Jay Dee Daugherty - drums
Tony Shanahan - piano / bass / vocals
Jackson Smith - guitar
[*]Jesse Smith - piano / vocals
[*]Johnny Depp - guitar / vocals
mrs rad and i were at the revelatory 30th anniversary performances around patti's curation of meltdown at the south bank in 2005 and at the more ramshackle 40th performances in 2015 and you start to wonder at the wisdom of Doing it all once more until it starts... and then you wonder why she ever does anything else there are several peak moments during tonight's show but on 'birdland' in particular, you really are up, up, up in the belly of the ship and you wouldn't be anywhere else the 'shaman' tag gets thrown around a lot and unless you're william burroughs, maybe it isn't for you to judge but is there another performer who can whip you up into such a wild-eyed fugue state? as her hands press the air and she implores you to join her, you know, even in your trance, that you are in the presence of something transformative, electric and (clearly) indescribable patti smith will be 79 in december can we hope for a 60th anniversary performance? if so, let the ship slide open and we'll go inside of it enjoy
