Ronan Quays opened for Current 93 at this concert. This extraordinary performance started with John Balance, Bill Breeze and Timothy D'Arch Smith reading parts at the same time, who then left the stage as Tibet, Rose McDowall, Joolie Wood and Karl Blake came out and formed the lineup for the majority of the show. A highlight of the performance was Rose McDowall doing vocals on the Strawberry Switchblade cover "Since Yesterday". During the encore when "Christ and the Pale Queens" was played, a bunch of extras came out on stage including Big Bucks Burnett (Tiny Tim fan extraordinaire, who conceptualized and produced the Tiny Tim album Songs Of An Impotent Troubadour which Tibet released on the Durtro label) on guitar, James Mannox on drums (along with Michael Cashmore), John Balance on bass, Bill Breeze on viola, and Martin Stone also on guitar. After this the extras left, and having played most of the songs, Tibet & Co. were at a loss for what to play. Tibet settled on "Happy Birthday" to end the night. A recording of this concert was later released on CD in 2001 as Cats Drunk On Copper.