In November 2011, at the peak of the Ceremonials Tour, Florence + The Machine—led by Florence Welch and riding their second album Ceremonials, where baroque-pop with orchestral swells and gothic motifs gained stadium scale—delivered an exclusive concert at Hackney Empire, London's 1901 theater restored as an East End renaissance symbol seating 1,300 in baroque splendor. The 90-minute set, captured in high quality for a future release, embodied the British leg's climax, where "Shake It Out" reverberated under the gilded dome, transmuting the hall into a cathedral of collective catharsis. As a rare artifact of her early triumph, this show underscored Florence's role as a modern shamaness, infusing rock with theatrical scale.