Sophie Ellis-Bextor has released her first ever live album with ‘Sophie Ellis-Bextor’s Kitchen Disco: Live at The London Palladium’ alongside live focus track ‘Young Blood’ out now via Cooking Vinyl.
Following her incredible Kitchen Disco parties shared on Instagram over lockdown and accompanying Greatest Hits album ‘Songs from the Kitchen Disco’, Sophie took her captivating live show back on the road bringing the fun of the Kitchen Disco home performances to live audiences around the country. To celebrate those shows and her homecoming performance in London, Sophie has released her very first live album from her show at London’s Palladium in March 2022.
Sophie says; “Doing the kitchen disco tour was the end of a promise that I made during our lockdown discos… to bring the party to a live audience. It was such a special tour and the night at the palladium was the most incredible place to have the last night of the run. It was pretty magical and I’m so happy we have this recording so I can relive it whenever I want and share it with you, too!”
The album is available as a digital download and as exclusive signed CD variants across 2CD’s and features 24 songs and 110 minutes of live music. The album includes the recent Radio 2 A-listed single with Wuh Oh ‘Hypnotized’, her massive single ‘Crying At The Discotheque’, classic hit singles‘Murder On The Dancefloor’ & ‘Take Me Home (A Girl Like Me)’, plus amazing covers such as Abba’s ‘Dancing Queen’, Madonna’s ‘Like A Prayer’, Madness’s ‘Our House’ plus many more. It also features the focus track ‘Young Blood’, which originally featured on her album ‘Wanderlust’. Sophie says;
“Performing Young Blood live is always an extra special moment as it’s arguably my most personal song. It’s inspired by my mum Janet’s marriage to my lovely step-dad, John. It’s a moment in the set that’s more stripped back and I can always hear the emotion in my voice, but it’s a lovely thing to let out emotion when I sing so I’m proud of it. The version at the Palladium is extra poignant as my mum was there in the crowd, and I dedicate it to her.”
SOPHIE ELLIS-BEXTOR SHARES
‘SOPHIE ELLIS-BEXTOR’S KITCHEN DISCO:
LIVE AT THE LONDON PALLADIUM:’
ALONGSIDE LIVE FOCUS TRACK
‘YOUNG BLOOD’
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