Radiohead made a highly anticipated return to the stage in Madrid after a seven-year hiatus, marking their first performance since 2018 and their first tour without a new album. The band opened their 2025 European tour with a setlist featuring classics and deep cuts, including a rare performance of songs from their 2003 album 'Hail to the Thief.' The concert was notable for being their first in the round, with innovative stage visuals and the band members shifting positions frequently. Frontman Thom Yorke displayed his characteristic energetic stage presence, dancing and engaging with the audience. The setlist included iconic tracks like 'Let Down,' 'Karma Police,' and 'How to Disappear Completely,' along with fan favorites like 'Fake Plastic Trees' and 'Paranoid Android.' The band’s reunion was fueled by a sense of purpose, despite recent challenges such as grief, mental health issues, and internal tensions over current conflicts. Their performance demonstrated they remain at the peak of their powers, reaffirming their importance in the music world and delighting long-time fans. The tour is seen as a significant moment for Radiohead, emphasizing their enduring influence and the emotional connection they maintain with their audience.