After MAAT, Live Over Lisbon and Live Over Porto, our homecoming needed a room no one had seen. We found it beneath Tomás Taveira’s Olaias station: a brutalist space for nearly 2,000 people, with windows onto the passing trains, never opened to the public. Live Under Lisbon brought our immersive 360° live show and more than eight hours of music we curated.
Primavera Sound Porto asked for a floating show over a live audience. On 13 June 2026 we closed the main stage from a cage hanging off a crane, 7 metres above the crowd.
On 25 July 2026 we played Yard at sunset, our first festival show without a lighting structure above us. The venue, the lighting, a new song and ‘take me home’ right as the sun went down.
The idea was simple: skip the stage and hang the whole show from a crane over the river. Was it easy? Not really. Was it possible? We had to find out. Live Over Lisbon is a 45-minute video concert, filmed at dawn in a single take on a platform suspended above the Tejo, with music from our debut album Sudden Light.
We wanted a T-shirt that felt like us, so we went to the people who make it. Then we set up between the sewing machines and played at the factory.
