TORI AMOS – In Times Of Dragons Tour Live in London (Royal Albert Hall, 21/04/26) 4K

An emotional night with Tori Amos at the Royal Albert Hall in London, as part of the In Times Of Dragons Tour, joined by long-time collaborator Jon Evans on bass, Earl Harvin on drums, and three outstanding backing vocalists — Liv Gibson, Deni Hlavinka and Hadley Kennary — who added depth and soul throughout the performance. Setlist: 00:05 Fire to Your Plain 06:48 Shush 13:15 iieee 18:28 Ruby 26:56 Damage 34:55 Pandora 42:41 Tori Amos’ RAH stories 46:55 Poison & Wine (The Civil Wars cover) 51:29 Precious Things 58:15 Cornflake Girl “Fire to Your Plain” opened in a striking reinvention, darker and more atmospheric. “Shush” came with surprising ferocity — raw, questioning, with that haunting “Am I just meat?” intensity, even pausing to thank Courtney Love in a brief, human moment. “iieee” was explosive and unpredictable, one of the standout performances of the night. “Ruby” felt suspended in time, delicate and deeply moving, while “Damage” was perhaps the most heart-wrenching moment of the night — pure goosebumps from start to finish. “Pandora” brought the backing vocalists to the forefront, their harmonies elevating the song into something almost choral. Ahead of “Poison & Wine”, originally by The Civil Wars, Tori shared stories about her long relationship with the Royal Albert Hall, adding warmth and intimacy, then delivered the cover with elegance. “Precious Things” erupted with fierce energy, completely igniting the room, and the night closed perfectly with “Cornflake Girl”, a timeless classic that brought everyone together. A night of fire, fragility and fearless reinvention — the kind that stays with you long after the last note fades.