Experience Perfume Genius’s Live Debut of Six Songs from “Glory” in London

Perfume Genius showcased six tracks from their new album, *Glory*, during their live debut in London this week – see the frames below.

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The last full-length album from Mike Hadreas was released on Friday (March 28), marking the seventh studio album from Perfume Genius and a continuation of the “Ugly Season” from 2022.

Just one night earlier, he performed at the London Institute of Contemporary Arts, where he featured the first live renditions of the singles “Clean Heart,” “No Front Teeth,” which features Aldous Harding on the recorded version, and “This Is the Mirror.”

Other new tracks “Left for Tomorrow,” “Contract,” and “Capezio” also made their live debuts, while Hadreas included fan favorites like “Queen” and “On the Floor,” as well as Mazzy Star’s “Fade Into You.”

Check out the fan footage from the show below.

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Setlist Overview

'This Is the Mirror'
“Clean Heart”
'No Front Teeth'
'Left for Tomorrow'
'Valley'
'On the Floor'
'Describe'
'Other Side'
'Contract'
'Capezio'
'Eye in the Wall'
'My Body'
'Fade Into You'
'Queen'

Perfume Genius also headlined the BBC 6 Music Festival on Saturday evening (March 29) in Manchester and announced four upcoming British shows in November, featuring performances in Glasgow, Leeds, London, and Bristol. Tickets will go on sale on April 5 here and pre-sales can be found here.

Future shows planned for 2025 include an extensive North American tour this summer, a slot at the Green Man Festival on August 16, and several subsequent performances throughout Europe. Visit here for international ticket options.

Earlier this month, Hadreas spoke with NME about the inspiration behind *Glory*, discussing how those in the music industry need to prioritize their own well-being while in the spotlight.

“I think that one of the things that makes me shy in my everyday life is that people don’t take me seriously because I am small or communicate differently,” he shared, reflecting on the lyrics of “This Is the Mirror.”

“I thought about how I couldn’t talk to my neighbor; it would just be too alarming. And yet I perform on stage and sing in front of people, and I’m no longer afraid of it,” he added. “I felt a sense of purpose regarding my work that motivated me to focus on it. I take my music seriously, and it’s rewarding to see that people respect it as well.”