Kate Bush just performed her first live show in 35 years at London’s Eventim Apollo. It’s the opening night of a 22-date concert series called Before The Dawn that runs until October. When tickets went on sale back in March, they sold out in 15 minutes. For the lucky few who managed to snag tickets, Bush has asked them to leave their cameras at home (“I very much want to have contact with you as an audience, not with iphones, ipads or cameras”) so there’s a chance no video could surface from the show. (Early reports say that they “are patrolling for phones in a very intense way.”) Celebrities in attendance reportedly include Madonna, Bjork, Lily Allen, Grace Jones, and Pink Floyd’s David Gilmour. The Guardian even live blogged reports from the concert. Below are some Instagrams and tweets from the show along with the setlist. UPDATE: And video!

Social Media

Some have waited 35 years for her return. #katebush pic.twitter.com/YTizKFl0g9

— Matt Henry (@Mrmatthenry) August 26, 2014

#KateBush merch for interested parties cc. @JacquesLachetta pic.twitter.com/4dZ0rzVwzH

— Applehead (@oneofthosefaces) August 26, 2014

Kate Bush SPOILERS: pic.twitter.com/nyEkh4OkoU

— D?\/ID (@Teenldle) August 26, 2014

Setlist
“Lily”
“Hounds Of Love”
“Joanni”
“Top Of The City”
“Running Up That Hill”
“King Of The Mountain”

The Ninth Wave
“And Dream Of Sheep”
“Under Ice”
“Waking The Witch”
“Watching You Without Me”
“Jig Of Life”
“Hello Earth”
“The Morning Fog”

A Sky Of Honey
“Prelude”
“Prologue”
“An Architect’s Dream”
“The Painter’s Link”
“Sunset”
“Aerial Tal”
“Somewhere In Between”
“Nocturn”
“Aerial”

“Among Angels”
“Cloudbusting”

Video
Looks like at least one fan snuck a video. Watch Kate Bush perform “Among Angels,” from 2011’s 50 Words For Snow, below.

And here’s an excerpt from The Guardian’s review:

Over the course of nearly three hours, Kate Bush’s first gig for 35 years variously features dancers in lifejackets attacking the stage with axes and chainsaws; a giant machine that hovers above the auditorium, belching out dry ice and shining spotlights on the audience; giant paper aeroplanes; a surprisingly lengthy rumination on sausages, vast billowing sheets manipulated to represent waves, Bush’s 16-year-old son Bertie – clad as a 19th-century artist – telling a wooden mannequin to “piss off” and the singer herself being borne through the audience by dancers clad in costumes based on fish skeletons.

[Lead photo via Instagram.]