In May 2025, Australian psychedelic rock band King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard—led by Stu Mackenzie and at the peak of their tour supporting albums like Flight b741 (2024)—delivered the second night of their Vilnius residency at Lukiškės Prison 2.0, a former prison turned cultural venue. The May 30 show became the middle of a three-day Lithuania stay, showcasing material from recent releases with their signature mix of garage rock, psychedelia, and kraut motors. Captured professionally as part of the official bootleg Live in Lithuania '25, the performance caught them in hypnotic form: Amby Kenny-Smith and Cook Craig's guitar riffs backed Michael Cavanagh's drums, while Mackenzie's vocals added mad charm—including a debut "Jailbreak" (AC/DC cover), perfect homage to the venue. The residency's second night—a standout tour moment—proved their mastery of live chaos and invention.