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18 awesome photos from Placebo's iTunes performance
Iconic rock trio deliver stunning show
Tags: Placebo
by Jasmine Cowler | Photos by iTunes Festival London
Tags: Placebo
23 September, 2014: Placebo returned to their British roots on Wednesday with a one-off iTunes performance at the Roundhouse. Check out our brilliant photos below.
The grunge and punk-influenced band delivered a hit-laden set with fan favourites 'Infra-red' and powerfully melancholy Kate Bush cover 'Running Up That Hill' and 'Every You, Every Me'. The band are rumoured to be in the studio recording the follow-up to 2013's Loud Like Lovealthough representatives for the trio are remaining tight-lipped.
Placebo played:
For What It's Worth
Loud Like Love
Every You Every Me
Scene of the Crime
A Million Little Pieces
Too Many Friends
One of a Kind
Exit Wounds
Meds
Song to Say Goodbye
Special K
The Bitter End
Encore:
Running Up That Hill (A Deal with God) (Kate Bush cover)
Post Blue
Infra-red
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