Kim Deal to release Live at the Barbican album and concert film

Kim Deal will release a live album titled Live at the Barbican.

The set documents her orchestral show in London in support of her solo debut Nobody Loves You More. The news was reported on 29 September 2026, alongside a trailer for an accompanying concert film, according to Pitchfork.

The recording comes from Barbican Hall in London on 1 March 2025. That night was Deal's first solo show in the United Kingdom, as noted in Uncut. It was also her first-ever orchestral performance.

The Barbican billed the date as a one-off performance of Nobody Loves You More staged with an ensemble, according to the Barbican. A live album of that kind captures the sound of the room on the night, rather than a studio rerecording. In this case, it means voice, band and orchestral players together.

Live at the Barbican runs to 18 tracks. The list includes the title track "Nobody Loves You More" and "Do You Love Me Now?".

A concert film will arrive with the album. It was directed by Cuán Roche and documents the Barbican performance. A trailer for the film has been released.

The physical edition is listed as a 2xLP, a double-vinyl package that spreads the full show across two records. That listing describes the original 1 March 2025 performance as sold out, according to the 4AD shop. No further release date or price details were included in the verified facts.

The London show capped the opening rollout for the solo album. Deal released the single "Big Ben Beat" from Nobody Loves You More on 20 February 2025, just over a week before she took the Barbican stage.

For fans, this means a one-night-only show gets a second life. Those who missed the sold-out hall can hear the full 18-song set and watch how the orchestral night looked on film.