In October 2012, at the peak of the Ceremonials Tour, British indie-rock outfit 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 a charity concert at Royal Albert Hall, the Victorian 5,500-seat venue opened in 1871 as a symbol of British culture and home to symphonic and rock events. The 90-minute set, captured in high quality for a future release, embodied the tour's climax, where "Shake It Out" reverberated under the dome and Welch's dramatic vocal surges turned the hall into a cathedral of collective catharsis. As part of the Teenage Cancer Trust campaign, this performance underscored Florence's role as a modern shamaness, infusing rock with ritual scale.