See Enter Shikari and Sam Ryder perform satellites* * at Wembley

Enter Shikari have just unveiled the next preview from their forthcoming Live At Wembley album and film.

Today (June 20) they share satellites* * featuring a guest appearance from Sam Ryder, ahead of the full release on July 11 via SO Recordings / Ambush Reality.

Previously, frontman Rou Reynolds said that, “Our Wembley show last year was one of my favourite in Shikari’s existence thus far. I’m so glad we captured it and can now relive that special evening.

“We put a lot of time, energy and money into the production, and gave our supporters the show they deserved. Despite some technical issues – like losing a couple of cameras’ footage completely! – we hope that the resulting film reflects what an incredible night it was. The swooping drone footage gives people a perspective you don’t often see, and we think our old friend Oleg Rooz on the edit really elevates it above ‘just another live video’.

“Dave Wilkie has excelled himself with the audio. He’s captured the excitement and energy in that arena, which isn’t easy in such a huge space. He was doing the sound for us when we used to play the Milton Keynes Pitz back in the day, and has recorded and mixed a few of our Bootleg Series live albums over the years, so it was great to have him onboard again.”

Watch satellites* * below:

Check out the full Live At Wembley tracklisting:

1. System / Meltdown
2. Live Outside
3. Giant Pacific Octopus (I Don't Know You Anymore)
4. Anaesthetist (+ Reso Remix Outro)
5. Torn Apart
6. Jailbreak
7. Bloodshot
8. Sssnakepit
9. Goldfish ~ / The Jester
10. Losing My Grip (feat. Jason Aalon Butler)
11. the pressure's on
12. Juggernauts
13. Gap In The Fence
14. The Sights
15. Enter Shikari / Mothership / Solidarity
16. It Hurts
17. satellites* * (feat. Sam Ryder)
18. { The Dreamer's Hotel }
19. Sorry, You're Not A Winner
20. A Kiss For The Whole World x

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