Blur announced his new album “Live at Wembley Stadium”which will accompany his new documentary and concert.
The band took to their social networks to share the news and published a preview of their big concerts in Wembley that took place last July.
While there, Blur he played to over 150,000 fans over two nights at the stadium. Now, more than a year later, a live album of the concerts will be released on July 26. Wembley.
Blur has officially announced the concert film Blur: Live at Wembley Stadium. It is scheduled to hit cinemas across the UK and Ireland on September 6.
It will be their second upcoming film, alongside their previously announced reunion documentary To The End. The feature-length documentary will hit theaters on July 19.
Is Blur saying goodbye again?
Damon Albarn announced in December that it was time to “conclude” Blur again, reasoning: “It’s too much for me. “It was the right thing to do and an immense honor to play these songs again, spend time with these guys, make an album, blah, blah, blah.”
He continued: “I’m not saying I won’t do it again, it was a beautiful success, but I’m not staying in the past.”
After a difficult performance on the opening weekend of the Coachella Festival, in which Albarn told the lackluster crowd, “You’re never going to see us again, so you better sing it,” the frontman later claimed that the performance of the second weekend was “probably our last.” Job”.
Albarn had previously spoken to KROQ about the Coachella audience, saying, “I don’t know, it’s a weird Coachella when it comes to audience, you know? “Sometimes it’s hard to tell because they’re actually on their own planet.”
Source: Ambito
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