Yeah Yeah Yeahs are pairing their new ‘Hidden In Pieces’ live short film with some classic movies at

Yeah Yeah Yeahs are set to pair their new live short film Hidden In Pieces with some classic movies as part of worldwide cinema screenings.

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The group recently announced the 22-minute short alongside live album ‘Hidden In Pieces Live At The Royal Albert Hall’, which was recorded at the London venue in June last year.

The short was recorded at Los Angeles’ Orpheum Theatre and captures reworked material in a live setting, and the group have now shared that the film’s limited run in select cinemas later this month will screen as a double feature with a few classics selected by the band and director Barnaby Clay.

Among them are Night Of The Hunter at London’s Rio Cinema Dalston, as well as David Lynch’s Mulholland Drive and Eraserhead at Australian and Los Angeles dates.

SEPTEMBER 21 – London, UK – Rio Cinema Dalston (double feature with Night Of The Hunter) 21 – Melbourne, Australia – The Lido (double feature with Mulholland Drive) 21 – Sydney, Australia – The Ritz (double feature with Mulholland Drive) 22,23,24 – Mexico City, Mexico – Cine Tonalá (Short Film Only) 23 – New York City, US _ The Roxy (double feature with Wings Of Desire) 23 – Los Angeles, US – Vidiots (double feature with Eraserhead) 24 – Tokyo, Japan – Human Trust Cinema Yurakucho (Short Film Only).

Meanwhile, ‘Hidden In Pieces Live At The Royal Albert Hall’ is available to stream now, while an expanded digital edition, and vinyl and CD versions, will follow on October 23, which fans can pre-order here.

A photograph signed by band members wil go to the first 250 orders.

Yeah Yeah Yeahs undertook their tour last year to mark 25 years, with the live album also drawing upon recording from dates in San Diego, Chicago and New York.

Karen O explained that the tour “was born out of a need to commune with our band and fan family in 2025, after the election”.

The recording also opens with ‘In Heaven’ from Eraserhead, O explaining: “Thanks also to David Lynch for his everything. His passing came a month before we began this journey and the performance begins with an ode to his legacy.”.

Yeah Yeah Yeahs’ latest studio album was 2022’s ‘Cool It Down’, their first in nearly a decade, NME writing in a four-star review that it is “a creative testament to how refreshing it can be for bands to look forward instead of backwards”.

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