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Filmed live on the Nile Stage at Rotterdam’s legendary Ahoy arena on 10 July 2009, this recording documents Duffy during the height of the "Rockferry" phenomenon. Fresh from winning a Grammy and three BRIT Awards, the singer delivers a defining set of soul, blending 1960s nostalgia with modern pop sensibilities, and culminating in her 2008 chart-topper 'Mercy'. For over 15 years, this footage remained in the Dutch public broadcast vaults. Released in 2025, it serves as a poignant time capsule of a rising star who would shortly retreat from the public eye.

A teenage girl from Iran has fallen in love with a popular Korean K-pop singer. She wants to go to Seoul to see him perform, as well as take part in a competition. Although she has been accepted into the competition, her mother is seriously against her going.

For ARTE Concert's Piano Day, Christian Löffler and Meredi combine their talents for the first time in a live setting. An exclusive collaboration unveiled on the LAB stage in Nantes.

To mark the network's 60th anniversary, TV Globo, in partnership with the Brazilian Symphony Orchestra, celebrates the soundtracks of TV Globo's telenovelas.

Tame Impala stops by Cherry Lane Theatre for Sound Check.

A documentary looking at the history and world of Swedish black metal band Watain.

Step into the timeless world of Gerry Anderson’s TV shows in a brand-new 2024 celebration as a full orchestra brings iconic theme tunes and music to life. Feel the pulse of Thunderbirds, the mysterious allure of Stingray and the futuristic vibes of Space: 1999. Immerse yourself in a symphonic journey through Anderson’s imaginative universes where each note conjures memories of daring rescues, epic space adventures and puppetry magic.

A coming-of-age story set in the 2000s underground music scene, that follows quiet and naive punk, Casey, as he tries to piece together the broken memories recorded on his camcorder.

Shot over two hot, humid days in late-June 2023 in a fly-on-the-wall, one-man-band style, Loose Ends is a lo-fi, verité hangout film about local bands in Chicago at a transitional moment in their lives, and the last Big Forever Fest in West Town. Featuring performances by Richard Album and Hard Femme.

With an immersive performance specially designed for the Gaîté Lyrique's immersive theatre, Camille Yembe immerses the ARTE Concert Festival in the sincere and haunting pop of Plastique, her first EP.

After the typhoon, it rained again. A young girl ready to end her life and a middle-aged man grieving his dog's death briefly meet while seeking shelter from the rain.

The unexpected closure of Opryland USA in 1997 remains one of Nashville's greatest losses. The public was promised that part of the park would remain intact — it didn't. For 25 years, Opryland was the cultural centerpiece of the city. The community is still asking: "Why was Opryland closed and replaced with a mall?"

The Vienna State Opera celebrates the 80th anniversary of the Second Austrian Republic in the Burggarten gardens and offers a preview of the 2025–2026 season. The programme features the prestigious voices of Elīna Garanča, Jonas Kaufmann and Benjamin Bernheim, among others, with the Opera Orchestra conducted by Bertrand de Billy.

Constance Luzzati’s harp accompanies Anne Nguyen’s choreography during a stroll between the Institut de France and the Pont des Arts. A sublime fusion of Baroque music, urban dance, and Parisian heritage.

Krokus are the Swiss answer to classic stadium hard rock: massive, melodic, and razor-sharp. Since the mid-70s, they've delivered anthems like "Headhunter," "Screaming in the Night," and "Midnite Maniac," which have lost none of their brilliance decades later. With over 15 million albums sold and international stadium appearances, they're among the most consistent acts in the scene. At Wacken, Krokus demonstrate that rock can work without frills. Pure energy, honest riffs, and songs that immediately stick in your head: robust, charismatic, and a piece of music history in every note.

A concert featuring Andalusia and Russia, with Isaac Albéniz's Iberia and Stravinsky's The Rite of Spring. A seminal work from the previous century that is more topical than ever, with a new work by Fabià Santkovsky, under the bow of Francisco Fullana. An opportunity for the musicians of the Spanish National Youth Orchestra to express all their talent under the baton of Nuno Coelho.

With their openly Dadaist approach, Estonian Puuluup are giving Northern European folk music a fresh lease of life. Discover the phenomenon at the Europavox festival.

Epica return to Hellfest with Aspiral, their eleventh album infused with their inimitable blend of heavy metal and symphonic elements. Setlist: "Cross the Divide", "Victims of Contingency", "The Last Crusade", "T.I.M.E.", "Arcana", "Unleashed", "Fight to Survive", "Cry for the Moon", "Beyond the Matrix", "Consign to Oblivion"

An exceptional event took place from 31 October to 1 November 2025 in St Thomas Church in Leipzig, where Bach was cantor: Johannes Lang performed the complete organ works of his illustrious predecessor. The 22-hour programme followed the liturgical year. The works in this first part celebrate Advent and Christmas.

An allegory of resistance and liberation woven from Oceania’s past, present and future. A visual companion to the EP of the same name by the Pasifika-First Nations musical collective FAMILI.

A limited-run performance of songs written by David Lynch and Chrystabell, with Chrystabell performing the material to tracks of David’s instrumentation, enveloped in the stunning organic images created specifically for The Spirit Lamp by internationally renowned experimental filmmaker David Gatten. The performance begins with three minutes of David Lynch’s voice, introducing Chrystabell in the form of a love story.

Cameron James' full comedy special "Bangers" premieres on Grouse House YouTube 6 March 7pm AEDT!

They were pioneers, inspired and often forgotten: The Venetian composers of the Seicento are finally back in the spotlight in a vibrant programme performed by Camille Poul and the ensemble L'Assemblée, conducted by harpsichordist Marie van Rhijn.

In honor of the Disneyland® Resort 70th Celebration, experience nighttime spectaculars from the Happiest Place on Earth with this unique music video. World of Color Happiness! takes guests through a kaleidoscope of emotions. The return of Wondrous Journeys honors the classics of Walt Disney Animation Studios. And delight in the return of the Paint the Night parade an after-dark sensation that ignites the night with electrifying enchantment. Celebrate now at the Disneyland® Resort!

“Kite on Ice” is a visually and musically groundbreaking staging where the electronic duo Kite combines concert, ice show and performance art in a unique overall experience. In front of a sold-out Avicii Arena, an expressive meeting between electronic music, light design and synchronized figure skating was created – with the participation of world champions Helsinki Rockettes and guest artists such as Nina Persson, Henric de la Cour and Anna von Hausswolff. With their unique aesthetics and willingness to push the boundaries of the live format, Kite is an act that consistently seeks new expressions for their music. The result is gripping, magnificent and completely their own.

As a child, Christoph Eschenbach was forced to flee Wrocław in 1945. On 25 April 2025, he returns to his home town to commemorate the end of the Second World War. For this solemn concert, the conductor has chosen to combine Arnold Schönberg's post-war work A Survivor from Warsaw with Johannes Brahms's German Requiem.

Welcome to CAMP, where the tents are polyester, the fashion’s neon, and the trauma’s tax deductible! Set in a suspiciously sparkly campground in the totally tubular 1980s, this sketch comedy extravaganza follows a group of overly dramatic theatre kids who thought they signed up for summer fun, but instead landed in a conversion camp for aspiring actors, dancers, and musical theatre majors, trying desperately to convert into future corporate drones.

Música mexicana stars Fuerza Regida only played a handful of live shows to celebrate the release of their 111XPANTIA album, noting explicitly, "Esto No Es Un Tour." What's fortunate for fans who couldn't make it to any of the shows is that Apple Music Live was there to chronicle the Mexico City stop, where they performed tracks from the album, along with the wealth of hits that got them there. "EXCESOS"-which is exactly what Fuerza Regida wants for you.

‘Someone must have slandered Josef K, for one morning, without having done anything wrong, he was arrested.’ This is the famous opening line of Franz Kafka’s novel Der Prozess (The Trial). Gottfried von Einem’s opera of the same name also begins with this mysterious arrest. Josef K. suddenly finds himself in a world he cannot understand, faced with an accusation of which he knows nothing but which seems perfectly clear to everyone else and yet remains inexplicable; with an absurd court case that nevertheless follows strict rules; with an arrest that appears to have no effect on his life yet still leads to his death. Is Josef K. the victim of a conspiracy, or is his belief in a conspiracy the only chance of explaining an incomprehensible world?

Bedroom Audio, who had to do their best to put a concert with limited preparation time in order to overcome their own self-doubt.

Flavio Mendes, a visually impaired highschool student living on the outskirts of Paris, is approaching highschool graduation and has to make decisions about his future. Which university he will attend, and what career path to pursue: music or law? Through this immersive portrait, we follow Flavio through days loaded with classes, trumpet lessons, and visits with friends (often on the trains that encircle the city and whose schedules Flavio knows by heart). Though he lacks much of his vision, he interacts with the world around him with a rare courage, fully embracing his disability and not letting his ambition or his passion for life be hindered.

A girl battles a mysterious illness as green slime pours from her, desperately fleeing from doctors. Is it a mental struggle, or is the danger real?

Kyle Albertson and Wave Chapelle, hosts of "The Show on Riverwest Radio," explore Milwaukee's unique culture and untold history. Their journey begins with Great Lakes Championship Wrestling (GLCW), a Midwest staple since 1997.

Togenashi Togeari's memorable 1st ONE-MAN LIVE "Twilight Prelude" held at 1000 CLUB in Yokohama on Saturday, March 16, 2024. This live was held before the TV anime "Girls Band Cry" started broadcasting, but the venue, which can accommodate about 1,000 people, was filled by fans who had heard of the band early on. It was Togenashi Togeari's first one-man live. Their overwhelming performance already foreshadowed their musical potential and a great leap forward to date.

With ‘Living Being IV: Time Reflexion’, Vincent Peirani and his quintet have created an album deeply rooted in a reflection on our times. During the first lockdown, the accordionist took advantage of this enforced break to reflect on the impact of time on our existence and our view of the world.

"King of Them All" unfolds like a listening session with history. From James Brown’s soul to the Stanley Brothers’ bluegrass, King Records shaped genres that still echo today. Guided by voices like Seymour Stein, Vince Gill, and Christian McBride, the film restores a lost legacy.

Zofira Kiniorska conducts a concert entitled ‘Classique et engagé-e-x!’ (Classical and politically engaged!), devoted to women composers. For the occasion, the Polish conductor has devised a programme ranging from Mel Bonis to Sandrine Rudaz, with saxophonist Valentine Michaud as soloist.

This musical film follows the journey of five teenagers as they struggle with identity amd how the world perceives them. All the songs were written and preformed by members of County Wexford Youth Film Project.

Traveller music has been a defining force in Irish musical heritage since the ballad boom of the 1960s. As the music reached new heights, the Traveller way of life was undergoing profound change. The transition from life on the road to settled housing altered the social fabric that had long nurtured this tradition, challenging how music was passed down through the generations.

A young man comes home for the holidays and tries to reconnect with friends from his past, only to realize he isn’t ready to face the version of himself he used to be.

fragments from song lyrics of different artists have given life to this story about love, loss and desperation.

Rising musician, Harry Wright, wishes to create a music video for his recently released debut single with the most popular kid in his high school, Aiden Parker, and although things don't go as planned, they must learn that all art is worth celebrating.

A frustrated Musician who’s struggled to find an audience is forced to return home to work at his sister's music school. He tries to escape the tedium by writing a new song but he’s struggling to find it amongst the constant distractions. When inspiration finally comes, he’s interrupted by a young student who is drawn in by what he hears. Through their unexpected connection, new music emerges showing that vulnerability can lead to beautiful things. A lighthearted exploration of the songwriting process, the transformative power of music, and what it means to find an audience. Featuring an acting debut and never-before-published music by acclaimed songwriter Jens Kuross and introducing actor/musician Jude Bentham, age 13.

With its lively dances, ghost scenes and touching arias, Hamlet was Ambroise Thomas’s single great success of the Paris Opera, remaining in its repertoire for decades after the 1868 premiere. On the opening night, the title role was sung by a baritone, as has become the custom ever since. With the rediscovery of the original score in recent years, it transpires that Thomas originally scored the role of Hamlet for a tenor. In this new production of Teatro Regio Torino, the tenor John Osborn is the tormented prince, singing the celebrated monologue “To be or not to be” (“Être ou ne pas être”). Sara Blanch sings Ophélie, whose pyrotechnic aria in the mad scene is a pièce de résistance for a coloratura soprano. Under the musical direction of Jérémie Rhorer, the production is directed by Jacopo Spirei.

STUDIO SHIT: NOVEMBER 1995 Some footage appeared in “Fan Can 1,” but it’s all newly edited by Brett Murray. Rehearsals at The Plant Pt. 1 Writing in Lars’ Dungeon Pt. 1 A WEEK AND A HALF IN THE LIFE OF METALLICA PART ONE A Week and a Half in the Life of Metallica: Pt. 1 - London Previously released as part of “Fan Can 2.” Soundcheck (Live in London, England) 2 x 4 (Live in London, England) Devil’s Dance (Live in London, England) A WEEK AND A HALF IN THE LIFE OF METALLICA PART TWO A Week and a Half in the Life of Metallica: Pt. 2 - Castle Donington Previously released as part of “Fan Can 2.” 2 x 4 (Live in Castle Donington, England) Kill/Ride Medley (Live in Castle Donington, England) Devil’s Dance (Live in Castle Donington, England)

Solo concert produced and starred by Ohira Shosei from JO1 on 01/28 at Theatre G-Rosso. This concert is part of a series of solo performances called 'SHOW PRODUCED by MEMBERS' that occurred during LAPOSTA 2025, event organized by Lapone Entertaiment, from 01/27 until 01/29.

Someone finds a dead body in the forest.