Recorded during his UK Tour 2025, the new releases begin with the three-track live EP A Slice Of Shepherd’s Pie
Following his acclaimed 2025 UK tour, Sananda Maitreya announces a series of live releases documenting his return to British stages after more than 20 years.
The tour was met with strong critical response, with Classic Pop’s Dave Freak writing: “Joined by the four-piece Sugar Plum Pharaohs, the two-part show finds Sananda showcasing his entire career – from the soulful pop of his 80s commercial peak, to his recent Post Millennium Rock workouts – a fascinating return for one of pop’s mavericks. Let’s hope he doesn’t wait another 20+ years before coming back.”
Recorded in England during the Sananda Maitreya UK Tour 2025 (October-November 2025) , the new releases from TreeHouse Publishing begin with the three-track live EP A Slice Of Shepherd’s Pie, released on 30 January.
The EP features Pretty Baby alongside exclusive live recordings of Duchess and Losing Becomes Too Easy.
The live album SMNUK’25 ! – Shepherd’s Pie is a journey through the eclectic and compelling musical repertoire of Sananda Maitreya. It spans material from his Post Millennium Rock era, from the most recent studio album The Pegasus Project: Pegasus & The Swan (2024), back through Angels & Vampires and WildCard!; as well as landmark songs from his first four seminal studio albums.
Tracklisting
Comprising 29 tracks and divided into three volumes, SMNUK’25 ! – Shepherd’s Pie will be available for download and streaming on all digital platforms from 13 February.
Digital EP: A Slice Of Shepherd’s Pie
Pretty Baby (Live)
Duchess (Live)
Losing Becomes Too Easy (Live)
SMNUK ‘25 ! (VOLUME 1)
Intro She Kissed Me (Live)
The Birds Are Singing (Live)
I Saw Her (Live)
The Birthday Song ! (Live)
Greetings (Live)
It Ain’t Been Easy (Live)
Delicate (Live)
Pretty Baby (Live)
Yuki Suzuki (Live)
Dolphin (Live)
This Side Of Love (Live)
Billy Don’t Fall (Live)
Wishing Well (Live)
Band Introduction (Live)
SMNUK ‘25 ! (VOLUME 2)
Intro Vibrator (Live)
Let Her Down Easy (Live)
Share Your Pain (Live)
This Town (Live)
O Divina (Live)
Let’s Go Forward (Live)
Sign Your Name (Live)
Vibrator (Live)
Supermodel Sandwich (Live)
She Kissed Me (Live)
Dance Little Sister (Live)
Thank Yous (Live)
SMNUK ‘25 ! (VOLUME 3)
The Ballad Of Lonesome Rhodes (Live)
Holding On To You (Live)
Outro (Live)
The full concert film Sananda Maitreya & The Sugar Plum Pharaohs Shepherd’s Pie – Live in London at the O2 Shepherd’s Bush Empire will be presented as a YouTube Premiere on Sananda Maitreya’s official channel (13 February at 9pm CET / 8pm GMT / 3pm ET / 12pm PT). Running for 1 hour and 40 minutes, the film captures the London performance in its entirety.
Together, the EP, live album and concert film form a cohesive document of a pivotal moment in Sananda Maitreya’s career, capturing the energy, range and emotional depth of his return to the UK stage in 2025, while complementing the live dimension of his extraordinary music and body of work.
These live releases from TreeHouse Publishing run alongside the highly anticipated Sony UK release of the six-LP vinyl boxset Juvenilia: The Columbia Years, due out on 13 March. The project is a collaboration between Sony UK, Music On Vinyl and TreeHouse Publishing and is available for pre-order.
The boxset brings together four remastered legacy albums: Introducing The Hardline (1 LP), Neither Fish Nor Flesh (1 LP), Symphony Or Damn (2 LPs) and Vibrator (2 LPs).
Presented across six 180g coloured vinyl records. The collection features restored artwork, archival visual material and new liner notes written by Sananda Maitreya.
Alongside the physical release, newly remastered digital editions will be made available on all streaming and download platforms: Neither Fish Nor Flesh (Remastered) on 6 February; Symphony Or Damn (Remastered) on 15 March (to mark Sananda Maitreya’s birthday); and Vibrator (Remastered) on 13 April.
A Slice Of Shepherd’s Pie EP (Live) is available here For SMNUK ’25! click here Watch the YouTube Premiere here
Juvenilia: The Columbia Years is available to order here
Featured image credit: Wes Orshoski
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