London Grammar - Full Performance (Live on KEXP)

Songlist:
Hey Now
Strong
Interlude

Host: Cheryl Waters
Audio Engineer: Kevin Suggs
Cameras: Jim Beckmann, Christopher Meister & Justin Wilmore
Editor: Jim Beckmann

Photo thumbnail by Dave Lichterman

[lastmanstanding]

It's 2022...who's still a fan of this amazing group?
Now it's 2023 and how many are still fans of London Grammer?
OMG, now it's 2024...there're still amazing and still an awesome group!

[shaistacramer]

Its 2024 and Im still here for London Grammar

[ricmrodrigues]

The sound quality coming from this is unbelievably good. shout out to sound engineers at KEXP

[chasingahigherlevel]

10 years later and this performance still gives me goosebumps!

[mandogarcia]

I love Cheryl's reaction to the first track. In my opinion that is the highest honor one can recieve. Emotionally moving someone that way is a gift.

[besthillsongworshipsongs]

My dad passed away around two weeks ago... Just before he went to the hospital and went on a ventilator he told me this was his favorite song. Nothing thus far has made me cry so quickly, this is a truly beautiful song and it resonates with my thoughts and feelings going through this loss

[pfrancoe]

2020 and I'm still lost in those blue eyes and that voice

[Johnthemanc]

The pureness of her voice in close proximity must be a sound to behold. So powerful but beautiful craft work in how to play and sing a song.

[kamkham]

A band whose fame is based on merit, not marketing. 

[daniluchison]

Her voice cuts through toxic family and partners, pain, fear, violence, disarray, loneliness, sense of injustice or disappointments, like a knife goes through butter. It reminds us that we, conscious probes of Galaxia, we the luminous beings willed ourselves into matter here on Gaia only for a little while, just a short while...

[matiou]

this woman can make me cry with her voice. Lyrics dont even matter, even if i understand them. She has the mystical - magical tone that instantly triggers deep emotions in me. I can't believe it

[singinghope]

I'm seven years late to this video. Better late than never !

[mindrunfree]

I’ve been a guitarist for over 29 years, and this guitarist has self-control and understands that less is more. His fingers touch the strings in a way that generates a unique sound. And, then we have that incredible vocals of Hannah that comforts me so much in the griefs of life that I could die right now and be held in the tenderness that transcends earthly suffering. All of the musicians are playing an integral part of this unique and impressive sound that touches us so deeply.

[guillermoetc]

Wow. 8 years ago.

Someone from 2021 still wondering why this AMAZING band is still not as known as they deserve?

[AlexandarNk]

Its been 9 years... and still a Classic

[starlightvisionary]

Her voice makes me feel like I'm being pulled deep underneath her ocean wave, sinking slowly. But the pressure from all sides comfort me as I drift asleep.

[Edwardfelix]

2020 and I'm barely discovering this. This band and her voice are so powerful. I'm late but I'm here!

[woroGaming]

Watched this video when it just came out. It still has the same impact. One of the best live recordings of any band out there, goosebumps every time.

[crinanthethane]

I wonder if she realizes how wonderfully healing her voice is? I feel blessed to hear it. 🙏🏼❤️

[tiagoinka]

Good grace, the blonde opens her mouth and a 12 pound sledge hammer just struck my heart. Goosebumps all the way up to my scalp.

A damn siren walking among humans.