NPR Music's Tiny Desk concert series has now transitioned to Tiny Desk (home) concerts, bringing intimate performances from artists worldwide. In a recent installment, English post-punk band shame took the virtual stage with lead vocalist Charlie Steen leading the band in a more formally dressed setting compared to his unconventional past performances. Accompanied by a variety of instruments like violins and horns, shame delivered a memorable performance.

Shame, known for their energetic and emphatic vocals, consists of lead vocalist Charlie Steen, guitarists Eddie Green and Sean Coyle-Smith, bassist Josh Finerty, and drummer Charlie Forbes. The band has released albums such as "Songs of Praise" in 2018, "Drunk Tank Pink" in 2021, and recently "Food for Worms" in 2023, showcasing their evolution and talent.

The Tiny Desk (home) concert highlighted the band's versatility and musical depth, earning them critical acclaim from various publications. The transition from their usual raw and energetic performances to a more refined and expansive sound in this setting demonstrated shame's ability to adapt and captivate audiences in new ways.