Jeff Buckley Live At Sin-e

Live At Sin-é captures Jeff Buckley at the very beginning — raw, magnetic and utterly spellbinding. Recorded in the intimate surroundings of the tiny Sin-é café on Manhattan’s Lower East Side, these performances showcase Buckley armed with nothing more than an electric guitar and his extraordinary voice, delivering emotionally uncompromising live sets that left early audiences stunned.

Originally released in 1993 as a four-track EP and marking his debut for Columbia Records, Live At Sin-é has since become one of the most revered live documents in modern music. This Deluxe Expanded Edition transforms that initial snapshot into a full portrait of Buckley’s early artistry, featuring an extensive collection of performances including live versions of “Grace,” “Last Goodbye,” and his haunting interpretation of Leonard Cohen’s “Hallelujah.” The set highlights Buckley’s fearless eclecticism, blending originals with unexpected covers in a setting that feels intimate and immediate.

Pressed on 140g black vinyl across 4LP, this deluxe edition is housed in a hard-shell slipcase containing four individually designed LP jackets, along with an eight-page full-colour booklet featuring photos and liner notes. A beautifully presented archival release, Live At Sin-é stands as a vital document of an artist on the brink of greatness — intimate, electric and timeless.