Blur share new clip from ‘To The Finish’ documentary
Blur have shared a brand new clip from their upcoming documentary, To The Finish – watch it under.
On July 5, two weeks forward of To The Finish‘s cinematic launch within the UK and Eire, the band shared a brand new clip that chronicles the minutes earlier than Damon Albarn and co. took to the stage at Wembley final yr.
Within the clip, we see throngs of followers on the sold-out Wembley Enviornment, as Albarn, Alex James, Dave Rowntree and Graham Coxon huddle collectively earlier than heading out on stage, sharing fun.
Albarn narrates: “I don’t enable it to get to me ’trigger I settle for if my voice can’t sing all these songs then that’s simply the best way it’s. If I used to be actually neurotic about issues like that, I’d be shitting myself.” The clip ends with Blur strolling onstage to deafening applause. Watch the hair-raising clip under.
Blur: To The Finish is due for launch in cinemas within the UK and Eire on July 19. You may ebook tickets for To The Finish here.
To The Finish will “comply with the distinctive relationship of 4 pals – and bandmates of three a long time – Damon Albarn, Graham Coxon, Alex James and Dave Rowntree as they got here collectively in early 2023 to document new songs forward of their sold-out, first-ever exhibits at London’s Wembley Stadium in July final summer season.”
The documentary shall be Blur’s second upcoming movie, and shall be adopted by their live performance movie of the Wembley gigs: Blur: Dwell at Wembley Stadium. It’s set to reach in cinemas throughout the UK & Eire on September 6. Ticket and cinema particulars shall be shared quickly. Dwell at Wembley Stadium may also be accompanied by a soundtrack of the identical identify that shall be launched this July 26 – it’s presently obtainable to pre-order now here.
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In a five-star assessment of Blur: To The Finish, NME‘s Andrew Trendell wrote: “They bicker, they hug, they name one another c**ts, they get the job achieved. Whereas Blur’s final doc and accompanying stay film No Distance Left To Run was a portrait of a band celebrating their legacy and giving a nostalgia-hungry world precisely what they craved, this non secular sequel exhibits a band merely supporting one another. 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 ultimate fling.”