The complete recording of Evita, captured live at the London Palladium during Jamie Lloyd's sold-out run last summer, is released today on triple vinyl and across the streaming services, six months before the production opens on Broadway.
Evita has released its full cast album, out today as a 12-inch triple LP and on all the major digital platforms. The recording was made live at the London Palladium in July 2025, during the run of Jamie Lloyd's production of Tim Rice and Andrew Lloyd Webber's musical.
That run has already done its commercial work. It played to a sold-out Palladium and made international headlines through the summer, and the production now transfers to Broadway, running at the Winter Garden Theatre from 27 February 2027, with tickets on sale there now. The album arrives roughly six months ahead of that opening.
The London production took two Olivier Awards, two London Standard Theatre Awards and five WhatsOnStage Awards. Rachel Zegler's recording of Don't Cry For Me Argentina reached number one on the Official UK Vinyl Charts, and the album's music has since been heard more than 70 million times on TikTok alone, with audio streams passing 15 million.
Zegler sings Eva Peron across the three discs, with Diego Andres Rodriguez as Che, James Olivas as Juan Peron, Aaron Lee Lambert as Agustin Magaldi and Bella Brown as The Mistress, alongside the full London ensemble and swings.
The running order follows the show. Disc one opens on Requiem and takes in Oh What a Circus, On This Night of a Thousand Stars, Eva Beware of The City, Buenos Aires, Goodnight and Thank You, The Art of the Possible, Charity Concert and I'd Be Surprisingly Good for You. Disc two carries Another Suitcase in Another Hall, Peron's Latest Flame, A New Argentina, Don't Cry For Me Argentina, High Flying, Adored, Rainbow High and Rainbow Tour. Disc three runs from The Actress Hasn't Learned the Lines (You'd Like to Hear) through Santa Evita, Waltz for Eva and Che and You Must Love Me, and closes on Eva's Final Broadcast, Montage and Lament.
Behind the desk, Lloyd Webber produced the album with Lee McCutcheon. The live capture at the Palladium was produced by Adam Fisher, Alan Williams and Jamie Lloyd, with Brett Cox as recording engineer and Fisher also credited as sound designer. Williams was the production's musical supervisor and musical director and conducts here; the orchestrations are by Andrew Lloyd Webber and David Cullen. Fisher, McCutcheon and Mike Crossey mixed the record, and Stuart Hawkes mastered it.
Evita: The Full Album is out now on 3LP vinyl and on all major streaming platforms. Listen to or buy the album here.
