ENTER SHIKARI Shares New ‘Live From The Golden Age’ Session Video
Enter Shikari have released “Live From The Golden Age”, a four-track video session featuring the first live performance of recent single “Higher Ground”. Frontman Rou Reynolds said the band filmed in an abandoned manor and used digital screens over its windows to create different settings, making the session part of the group’s return to live activity ahead of its November arena tour.
The video was directed by Tom Pullen, with audio recorded and mixed by George Perks. The band has also announced two intimate warm-up shows later this month, its first performances since revealing an indefinite hiatus. Its November European tour begins in Hamburg on 3 November, with the UK leg starting in Nottingham on 13 November; support comes from Holding Absence and The Callous Daoboys.
- Enter Shikari have released a four-track video session.
- “Higher Ground” receives its first live airing.
- The band has an arena tour in November.
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Enter Shikari are a British rock band led by singer Rou Reynolds. Their music combines rock and electronic sounds, and they have built a following through energetic live shows and tours.
The band’s return to performing follows its announcement of an indefinite hiatus, meaning a break with no set end date. Its planned arena tour includes dates across Europe and the UK, with Welsh band Holding Absence and American band The Callous Daoboys as support acts.