Reside At Wembley Stadium’ dwell movie
Blur have shared the official trailer for his or her new live performance movie, Blur: Reside At Wembley Stadium – watch beneath.
The video coincides with the discharge of the Britpop band’s new dwell album of the identical title right this moment (July 26).
Directed by Toby L (who additionally helmed the brand new Blur documentary To The Finish), the upcoming feature-length undertaking captures Damon Albarn and co’s large reunion exhibits at London’s Wembley Stadium final summer season.
The trailer for the film begins with an aerial shot of the venue. As a roar from the large crowd erupts, Blur are seen within the wings earlier than making their method to the stage. “Good night, Wembley,” Albarn says to greet the viewers.
Clips from the historic and emotional units are soundtracked by a dwell rendition of 2012 tune ‘Below The Westway’, with traditional monitor ‘Tender’ additionally that includes. In the direction of the tip of the video, Albarn seems moved by the group chanting again the outro of the latter tune.
Watch the trailer and take heed to Blur’s new dwell album beneath.
‘Blur: Reside At Wembley Stadium’. CREDIT: Press
Blur: Reside At Wembley Stadium will likely be launched in UK and Irish cinemas on September 6 – you can find ticket information here.
An official synopsis reads: “Blur: Reside At Wembley Stadium, the brand new cinematic two-hour live performance movie immortalising the band’s historic 2023 present which noticed Blur carry out their iconic and much-loved songs for 150,000 followers throughout a transcendent, once-in-a-generation efficiency weekend that delivered a sweep of ecstatic 5 star critiques.
“Directed by Toby L, Blur: Reside At Wembley Stadium captures the band in full flight on the greatest present of their profession, that includes electrifying performances of hits from throughout their celebrated songbook, together with tracks from 2023’s acclaimed, chart-topping album ‘The Ballad Of Darren’.”
In a five-star overview of Blur’s first Wembley live performance, NME wrote: “This two-hour efficiency exhibits that Blur have soundtracked the viewers’s lives with actual emotional impression.”
NME just lately spoke to director and Transgressive Information founder Toby L in regards to the To The Finish documentary, which he stated captures Blur’s “friendship dynamics and brotherhood”.
Blur backstage at Wembley in ‘To The Finish’. CREDIT: Altitude
Recalling how he received concerned with the group’s comeback, L defined: “[…] I stated to Damon, ‘If you need anybody to movie and seize the live performance then I’d like to throw my hat within the ring’.
“I wrote a remedy in any occasion for if we might doc what was to be this album-in-secret as much as the Wembley present. As I received deeper, I realised it wasn’t nearly a reunion – I realised it was about friendship, maturing, reconciliation and a few splashes of mortality!”
NME gave To The Finish a full 5 stars, calling the movie a “non secular sequel” to 2010’s No Distance Left To Run that “exhibits a band merely supporting one another”. It added: “Whether or not they return once more or not stays to be seen. However even when they don’t, this was one hell of a last fling.”
In different information, Damon Albarn has stated he doesn’t agree with Bob Dylan’s cellphone ban at dwell gigs. Elsewhere, Graham Coxon recalled Blur enjoying to a “bored” crowd at Coachella 2024.
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