Gesaffelstein Releases First-Ever Live Album, Enter The Gamma

**Gesaffelstein releases his first live album, Enter The Gamma, documenting performances from his global 2025 world tour, including Coachella, Ultra, and sold-out US headline shows.**

Gesaffelstein has never been the type of artist to explain himself too much. His music has always done the work for him, and now, for the first time, he’s putting the live version front and center for new and long-time fans. Enter The Gamma is the French artist’s first-ever live album, documenting his recent world tour exactly as fans experienced it.

There’s no polish or rework here. Enter The Gamma captures the set as it was played, recorded across multiple stops on the tour. The run included major festival appearances at Coachella, Ultra Music Festival, EDC Las Vegas, Portola, and Summer Sonic, as well as sold-out headline shows at the Kia Forum in Los Angeles and Radius in Chicago. The album feels like stepping into the rooms where the French artist graced the decks to showcase the sounds from his 2024 studio album, Gamma, alongside his other iconic tunes.

Anyone who caught the tour knows how intense those shows were, and the energy translated into videos for those who watched the spectacle on their phones. The mood was heavy, focused, and tightly controlled. Tracks stretched, builds took their time, and tension hung in the air before finally breaking. Even without the lights and visuals, that same pressure comes through on the recording, making the album feel physical from start to finish.

This album captures Gesaffelstein’s mindset clearly without overthinking things or trying to make a statement, documenting what happens when he steps on stage and lets the music take over. In a world and era saturated with the need for performative moves and illusory content, this is a refreshing work that multiplies the admiration many have come to have for The Dark Prince.

Listen to Enter The Gamma on Spotify or your preferred platform, and experience Gesaffelstein’s live set in its rawest form.