In April 1993, when Blur performed "For Tomorrow" live at the London Astoria, they were on the cusp of a significant moment in their career. This performance followed the release of their second studio album, "Modern Life Is Rubbish," which debuted in 1993 and marked a pivotal shift in their sound towards Britpop. The band was beginning to gain traction in the UK music scene, and this live recording captured their emerging prominence. "For Tomorrow" was a key single from the album, embodying Blur's introspective lyrics and catchy melodies. Notably, this live performance is part of a televised series, where it was common for the band's instruments to be pre-recorded, allowing Damon Albarn's live vocals to shine. The Astoria venue was a significant space for the band, showcasing their energetic live presence, which became integral to their identity as they further evolved into one of the leading acts of the Britpop era.