The world can now relive one of London’s most talked-about theatre moments, as the official album of Jamie Lloyd’s electrifying West End production of Evita is released worldwide on all major streaming platforms. Fans of musical theatre can also pre-order the highly anticipated album on vinyl and CD.
The 10-track album showcases standout performances from the acclaimed 2025 production at The London Palladium, including Rachel Zegler’s spine-tingling rendition of “Don’t Cry For Me Argentina,” performed live from the theatre’s famous balcony. The recording also includes beloved numbers such as “Rainbow High,” “A New Argentina,” and “Another Suitcase in Another Hall”. With mixers including Andrew Lloyd Webber, Lee McCutcheon and Mike Crossey (Arctic Monkeys, The 1975, Wolf Alice).
Recorded live at the Palladium in July, this new interpretation of Tim Rice and Andrew Lloyd Webber’s Evita was directed by multiple Olivier and Tony Award winner Jamie Lloyd. The production captivated audiences and critics alike, becoming one of the most celebrated events in London’s musical theatre calendar.
Rachel Zegler said:
“I'm so honoured to share a piece of what our 12 weeks at the Palladium sounded like to our audiences each night, and couldn’t be prouder of this amazingly talented company.”
Andrew Lloyd Webber added:
“I am excited to be releasing this album. Rainbow High is an aria I am very proud of and I was thrilled to see Rachel Zegler get a standing ovation every night for the wonderful performance she gave. I can't wait to hear her sing it again soon.”
Running from June to September 2025, Evita was the biggest show of the summer, drawing huge crowds outside The London Palladium each evening to witness Zegler’s now-legendary balcony performance. The production starred Zegler in her West End debut as Eva Perón, alongside Diego Andres Rodriguez as Che, James Olivas as Juan Perón, Aaron Lee Lambert as Agustín Magaldi, and Bella Brown as The Mistress.
Produced by Michael Harrison for Lloyd Webber Harrison Musicals and Jamie Lloyd for The Jamie Lloyd Company, the sold-out season solidified Evita as one of the West End’s most powerful revivals. The album, released through The Other Songs label, is produced by Andrew Lloyd Webber, Adam Fisher, Alan Williams, Jamie Lloyd and Lee McCutcheon.
Evita the album is available to stream now, with physical editions on vinyl and CD available for pre-order, allowing fans to experience once more the passion, politics, and power of one of musical theatre’s greatest works.
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