In 2011, when Wire performed at XOYO in London, they were in a prolific phase of their career, having released their album "Red Barked Tree" in January of that year. This album continued to showcase their evolution from post-punk pioneers into more experimental territories, maintaining their signature sound while integrating new elements. Notably, "Map Ref. 41°N 93°W," a track that dates back to their 1979 album "154," exemplifies how Wire has consistently revitalized their early work, merging it with contemporary styles during live performances. The concert exemplified their dynamic live presence, and the band's ability to engage audiences with both classic and newer material, further emphasizing their enduring influence in the alternative rock scene. This performance reflected Wire's commitment to both innovation and their legacy, as they navigated their complex discography with ease and confidence.