The live album opens with Seven Psalms, reworked by Paul Simon for the stage into a single continuous piece of just over half an hour. It is followed by new versions of classics and deeper cuts, from "Graceland" and "The Boxer" to "The Sound of Silence" and "50 Ways to Leave Your Lover". The recordings come from McCaw Hall in Seattle, during his Quiet Celebration tour. The band includes drummer Steve Gadd and bassist Bakithi Kumalo, who also played on Graceland. Simon's wife Edie Brickell sings on "Under African Skies", released ahead of the album as the first single. Owl Records and Legacy released The Quiet Celebration Concert on 9 October 2026, alongside a concert film on Disney+ and Hulu.

This edition is a 2CD.