In June 2013, when Deerhoof performed at the Queen Elizabeth Hall during the Meltdown festival, they were actively promoting their album "Breakup Song," which had been released in August 2012. This period marked a dynamic phase in the band's career, showcasing their distinctive blend of experimental rock and pop sensibilities. Notably, "Breakup Song" received praise for its inventive composition and engaging melodies, further solidifying Deerhoof's reputation as innovative pioneers within the indie music scene. The live concert featured a mix of tracks that highlighted the band's high-energy performance style, characterized by Satomi Matsuzaki's unique vocal delivery and Greg Saunier’s complex drumming. The performance at such a prestigious venue as Queen Elizabeth Hall also underscored the respect and following the band had cultivated over nearly two decades, showcasing their continued evolution and relevance in contemporary music.