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Combining live performance from Ghost's sold-out Kia Forum shows in LA with a narrative story that picks up plot threads from the band's long-running webisode series.

The story of the controversial South African band Die Antwoord. Tracing them from their humble beginnings to global phenomenon. Like their music the documentary is shocking, provocative, highly creative and strangely funny.

Grammy winners Blood, Sweat and Tears rose to stardom in 1970, faced Nixon administration clash, controversial Soviet tour, exposing downfall after Woodstock high.

This Laufey's concert captures her recent performance with the LA Philharmonic at the Hollywood Bowl.

A complex knot of comedy, subversive commentary, and music, unabashedly introduced by Poppy as 'a show where we'll learn, listen, live, laugh, love and probably, a few of us will die.

A showcase of Bob Dylan with his band in an intimate setting as he performs songs from his extensive body of work.

With never-before-seen behind-the-scenes images and interviews, follow Coldplay's tour at the River Plate Stadium in Buenos Aires.

For the first time ever, musical artists from the iconic, Grammy-winning "Garden State" Soundtrack came together to play the songs from the album live on stage for one night only to support The Midnight Mission. They were joined by Zach Braff and Natalie Portman plus other special guests. Filmed at The Greek Theater in Los Angeles.

Brad Williams navigates relationships and everyday life as a little person.

Celebrating 10 years of Run The Jewels, the band performs a different set each night spanning the band's full discography, bolstered by some very special guests and surprises along the way.

Follows celebrity guests providing insights into how they manage their business brands alongside their personal lives.

Follows a special that describes an openly glamorous and sexual exploration of womanhood in one's 30s, with a blend of stand-up comedy and cabaret.

Carmen Christopher returns home to Chicago for his new special where he blends reality with absurdity to present a dynamic hour of comedy.

Welcome to Jonathan's debut stand-up special, a hometown show in Austin, TX. Experience queer joy and all the sides of JVN you haven't seen.

In her first stand-up special, Jessi pumps breast milk on stage, collects 'sad bras' from the audience, thirsts after preschool dads and shares private sexts from her husband - all in hopes of earning enough money to buy a minivan.

Blair Socci gives conspiracy theorists and OnlyFans fans run for their money in her special. Flat earth, oat milk and rotisserie chicken over the trash can is on the menu in this ridiculous mix of incredulity and absurdity.

In November 2018, future funk pioneers Lettuce checked off a major item on their bucket list by collaborating with the Colorado Symphony to perform 90+ minutes of music from their expansive catalog with a full symphony orchestra. The performance at the esteemed Boettcher Concert Hall at the Denver Center for the Performing Arts has been encapsulated in a live album and concert film. Lettuce with the Colorado Symphony will be available on DVD, CD, a 3-disc LP collection, digital streaming platforms, and Dolby Atmos for a revolutionary sound experience on February 28, 2025. Lettuce worked with the Colorado Symphonys Chief Artistic Director, Tony Pierce, to arrange the bands repertoire quickly and precisely. Price got together with drummer Adam Deitch, where Deitch expressed his vision of the arrangements and he efficiently executed the groups dream symphonic funk sound. The vision is evident in the opening song "Mt. Crushmore" where Lettuce horns Ryan Zoidis (saxophones) and Eric "Benny" Bloom (trumpet) usher in a monumental fanfare that is soon joined by full brass and string sections displaying the grandeur for the night ahead. Under the direction of conductor Chris Dragon, the band was able to communicate effortlessly and organically between Lettuces six-member ensemble and orchestra of over 80 musicians, with prominent cues often signaled by Deitch and guitarist Adam "Shmeeans" Smirnoff. On curating which songs would fit best for orchestral arrangements, Deitch shares, "We are all diehard 90s hip hop heads so we chose songs of ours that were closer to what we envisioned would work as our vision of orchestral, instrumental hip-hop." A prime example of showcasing the symphony's ability to stir emotions is "Madison Square" with an intro motif and melodic permutation based off of the 3-note rhythm of the songs primary melody. It exudes signature elements of symphony orchestration with lush string countermelodies, majestic brass heralds, and thundering percussion. Lettuce with the Colorado Symphony will present two songs that are never-before-recorded and released: "New Intro" that is chock full of buoyant arpeggios and measured tremolos and the brass-heavy "Requiem" with layers of pizzicato strings and sliding trombone work that epitomize the orchestral setting and set the stage for exemplary debut releases into the Lettuce catalog. Since the November 2018 performance, Lettuce has gone on to perform with The Colorado Symphony at Red Rocks Amphitheater and will be joined by the orchestra once again at Mission Ballroom in Denver, Colorado on March 2, 2025. The group has presented orchestra collaborations that include performances with the San Diego Symphony, The Louisiana Philharmonic Orchestra, and an upcoming performance with the Nashville Symphony on April 30, 2025, most of which have been under the direction of Dragon. "Collaborating with Lettuce has always been an electrifying experience, and were thrilled to celebrate the release of this album showcasing the magic we've created together," shares Tony Pierce on his arranging work with the group, "From unforgettable performances at Red Rocks to dynamic shows at Boettcher Concert Hall, Lettuce has been a tremendous part of our Colorado community and an incredible partner for the Colorado Symphony. This album is a testament to the power of blending musical worlds and the extraordinary energy that comes from such collaborations." "We are so excited for our fabulous fans to hear this grandiose piece of art that we are so proud of," seconds Deitch on achieving the vision of working with a full orchestra and continuously diversifying the bands eclectic partnerships over their career that spans over three decades.

In a dystopian city, where emotions are forbidden and everyone's hearts are locked in cages, Woolf discovers music and sets out on a surreal journey through the prism of emotions in order to write a symphony powerful enough to make the world feel.