Members of Can reunited as “the Can Project” for a special 50th anniversary show at London’s Barbican Hall last night. After founding member Irmin Schmidt conducted the world premiere of Can Dialog, an orchestral reinterpretation of classic Can material alongside new work with the London Symphony Orchestra, an all-star band including Sonic Youth’s Thurston Moore and Steve Shelley, Can’s first singer Malcolm Mooney, and My Bloody Valentine bassist Deb Googe took the stage to perform a tribute to the band’s music. Watch some fan-shot footage from the event below.

errr the Can Project @ Barbican amazing w Deb Googe, Valentina Magaletti, Malcolm Mooney, Thurston Moore #nobootleg pic.twitter.com/IFgoItt51m

— BANNER REPEATER (@BANNERREPEATER) April 9, 2017

The Can Project- Doo Rite What Yoo Do Rite pic.twitter.com/x3uQWDt9wn

— Mike Leigh (@mikeleigh33) April 9, 2017

Wow, what a show! Front row seats for the CAN project @BarbicanCentre One of the best shows I've ever been to! Big up CAN! #CAN pic.twitter.com/WeRHmCUX0f

— Pedro Skelly (@pedroskelly) April 9, 2017