Sleep Token kicked off their 2025 US arena tour earlier this week, where they gave both ‘Provider’ and ‘Infinite Baths’ their live debuts. See footage from the show and the full setlist below.
The London metal band took to the stage at the Gas South Arena in Duluth, Georgia on Tuesday (September 16) in support of their fourth album, ‘Even In Arcadia’, which was released in May.
Here, they played a 15-song setlist that began with ‘Look To Windward’ – the opener of their latest record – before taking things back to their debut LP ‘Sundowning’ (2019) with a live rendition of ‘The Offering’.
Sleep Token then aired ‘Vore’ from their 2023 third album ‘Take Me Back To Eden’, ahead of their 2025 single ‘Emergence’. They also revisited their 2021 second full-length ‘This Place Will Become Your Tomb’ with ‘Alkaline’.
Later, the group gave ‘Even In Arcadia’ cut ‘Provider’ its live debut before closing the show with their first performance of the album’s epic, eight-minute closing number, ‘Infinite Baths’.
Additionally, they treated the crowd to their other ‘…Arcadia’ singles ‘Caramel’ and ‘Damocles’.
Sleep Token have since shared a series of photographs from the tour opener on social media, calling them “sacred moments in time, captured in Duluth”. Check out the post above.
See a selection of fan-shot videos from the gig below, along with the full setlist.
‘Look To Windward’
‘The Offering’
‘Vore’
‘Emergence’
Interlude
‘Alkaline’
‘Hypnosis’
‘Provider’ (live debut)
‘Rain’
‘Caramel’
Interlude
‘The Summoning’
‘Aqua Regia’
‘Granite’
‘Thread The Needle’
Interlude
‘Damocles’
‘Infinite Baths’ (live debut)
Sleep Token resumed their current US tour in Orlando last night (September 17), and will wrap up the run of dates in Los Angeles on October 11. Find any remaining tickets here.
They embarked on a UK arena tour late last year, which included a stop at The O2 in London. The band then headlined Download 2025 this summer, and appeared at Rock Im Park and Rock Am Ring in Germany.
In a glowing five-star review of Sleep Token’s latest album, NME wrote: “‘Even In Arcadia’ shatters any pressure of expectation into oblivion, building on the bravery of its predecessor, sonically, while its lyrics reveal the most exposed version of Vessel we’ve seen yet. From Eden to Arcadia – and beyond – let the worship continue.”
The record has since been named as one of NME‘s best albums of 2025 so far. Sleep Token scored their first UK Number One album with the project (via Official Charts), with ‘Caramel’ earning them their first-ever UK top 10 single.
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