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Paul Thomas Anderson’s 75-minute documentary 'Cameron Winter at Carnegie Hall' premiered at the New York Film Festival, capturing the Geese frontman’s solo piano performance from December 2025. Shot on 35mm and 16mm, the film is praised for its intimate, meditative style and is set for a wide theatrical release on November 20.
Paul Thomas Anderson’s new documentary, 'Cameron Winter at Carnegie Hall,' premieres at the New York Film Festival. The 75-minute film captures the Geese frontman’s solo piano performance from December 2025, shot on 35mm and 16mm. Critics praise its intimate, meditative style, comparing it to classic concert films like 'Stop Making Sense.'
Paul Thomas Anderson’s new documentary, 'Cameron Winter at Carnegie Hall,' premieres at the New York Film Festival, capturing the Geese frontman’s solo piano and voice performance from December 2025. The 75-minute film, shot on 35mm and 16mm, highlights Winter’s meditative style and is set for a wide theatrical release on November 20.
Bruce Springsteen discusses the Land of Hope and Dreams concert film shot during his US tour, outlining how the set recontextualizes decades of songs around a flag-waving, politically charged moment. The film, directed by Chris Hilson and Thom Zimny, is being released in installments on YouTube and centers on songs like War, Born in the U.S.A., and Darkness on the Edge of Town, framed by Springsteen’s opening speech about reclaiming the flag and addressing contemporary events (including the Minsk-inspired tension and Iran conflict) while delivering a nation-wide state-of-the-nation vibe through carefully curated song choices.
Bruce Springsteen discusses his Land of Hope and Dreams tour film, which is being released in segments on YouTube (the Philadelphia Freedom Cut starts with seven songs). He explains the show’s politically charged framing and how the set was crafted for immediacy. He reveals two new albums of fresh material are in the works, with one finished and expected to come out first, while the other could arrive later as a surprise. He hints at a future schedule of shorter tours rather than another lengthy E Street trek and notes his Broadway experience influenced his approach; he also plans a one-off DC appearance with Tom Morello.
Bruce Springsteen released a trailer for a new concert film titled Land of Hope and Dreams American Tour (Philadelphia Freedom Cut), expected to stream starting September 9 and likely capturing his May 30, 2026 Philadelphia show with the E Street Band at the Xfinity Mobile Arena; the trailer hints at a high-energy set featuring songs like War, Born in the U.S.A., The Ghost of Tom Joad, and multiple performances with Tom Morello.
Halsey announced a brand-new concert film, The Girl In The Tower, streaming globally on YouTube on August 27, featuring footage from her European tour celebrating the 10th anniversary of Badlands, thrilling fans online.
Brady Corbet is shooting David Byrne’s 2025–26 Who Is the Sky? tour as a 70mm concert film, filmed over multiple nights at Baltimore’s Hippodrome, using 8-perf and 15-perf 70mm for widescreen scope. The project is produced by The Deep End Films with Pre-Code, and presented by River Road Entertainment, with distribution interests handled by Gersh and The Deep End’s team; Byrne praises the format’s ability to capture the show’s expansive visual scale, though no distribution details have been announced yet.
Pop superstar Katy Perry and former Canadian prime minister Justin Trudeau made a rare red-carpet debut as a couple at the Tribeca Festival premiere of Perry’s concert film ‘Katy Perry: The Lifetimes Tour — Live From Paris’ in New York, sharing affectionate poses and PDAs as Perry wore a white rose-embellished halter gown and Trudeau a sharp black suit, marking another public milestone in their romance after months of rumors.
Billie Eilish and Nat Wolff, linked since March last year, made their red-carpet debut as a couple at the premiere of Eilish’s concert film Billie Eilish — Hit Me Hard and Soft: The Tour (Live in 3D). The pair, who have been seen together at multiple events including the Grammys, posed closely on the carpet with Eilish in a green Ralph Lauren polo over a white top and Wolff in a brown double-breasted suit, joined by Finneas and James Cameron.
Billie Eilish’s concert film Hit Me Hard and Soft: The Tour (Live in 3D), co-directed with James Cameron, had its Los Angeles premiere with Finneas, Nat Wolff and others in attendance, and is set for a May 8, 2026 theatrical release.
Paramount released a trailer for Billie Eilish – Hit Me Hard and Soft: The Tour (Live in 3D), a concert documentary co-directed by James Cameron and Billie Eilish. Filmed during her 2025 Manchester shows and featuring interviews and behind-the-scenes footage, the immersive 3D film hits theaters May 8, 2026 (tickets on sale April 16). Cameron emphasizes Eilish's creative vision, marking his first directorial feature since Avatar: Fire and Ash.
Baz Luhrmann’s EPiC stitches recovered 1970s concert footage and Graceland material into a kinetic, revealing concert film that doubles as a brisk biographical tour of Elvis’s career, delivering an immersive, non-gimmicky experience for fans.
Lady Gaga's concert film 'Lady Gaga in Harlequin Live — One Night Only' will be released on YouTube on Christmas Eve, capturing a raw, theatrical performance of her 'Harlequin' album recorded at the Belasco Theatre, and serving as a rebellious holiday gift for fans.
Taylor Swift announced a six-episode Disney+ docuseries and a concert film, both capturing her Eras Tour and its final show, set to release on December 12, offering fans an in-depth look at the tour's development and impact.