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"They made the greatest concert film of all time. This fall A24 invites you to see why." A24 has revealed the full official trailer for their 4K restoration re-release of this documentary Stop Making Sense, directed by Jonathan Demme and first released in 1984. Widely considered one of these best concert docs ever made, this
"This isn't like a regular concert." HBO has revealed an official trailer for documentary film called Taylor Mac's 24-Decade History of Popular Music, which is less of a music history doc and more of a unique concert film. It's premiering next week at the 2023 Tribeca Film Festival before streaming on Max later this month.
By Taylor Fields Photo: Getty Images Post Malone is getting ready to drop a new song, and it's coming VERY soon! Malone, who celebrated his birthday over the weekend on July 4th, is preparing to drop his new track "Motley Crew" on Friday, July 9th, as revealed by the rapper's manager Dre London. Wishing Posty a happy birthday on Instagram, Dre also shared a short clip of what looks like it could be the song's music video as Malone is dressed in a race car driver outfit, looking like he just won his race as he's spraying champagne in a crowd.
Post Malone's manager teases concert documentary © Provided by Cover Media Post Malone Rapper Post Malone is planning to take his live show to the screen in a concert documentary. The Better Now star's manager, Dre London, teased the release in an Instagram post on Sunday as he celebrated the hip-hop hitmaker's 26th birthday and gave fans a preview of Malone's next single, a song said to be inspired by rockers Motley Crue. "Happy Birthday my brother @postmalone," Dre wrote in the post. "I tell u all the time you are 1 of the realest Americans I ever met!! So of course your day is today!"
To do something completely different than what they were trying to do, but all of a sudden the friends were gone. >> singing became her salvation in these painful years. she poured her heart into her music and relentlessly lobbied her mother to take her to music row. >> when i was 11, i came to nashville and just kind of knocked on doors of record labels. my mom was, like, waiting in the car. i had this little demo karaoke cd and would walk into every major record label and was like, hey, i'm taylor, i'm 11, i want a record deal, call me. >> the phone never rang. but taylor didn't stop. she ma...