Watch The New Trailer For The Billie Eilish Concert Film, ‘Happier Than Ever’
The much-anticipated film is due to arrive on September 3 worldwide.
The first official trailer has been shared for Happier Than Ever: A Love Letter To Los Angeles, a new Billie Eilish concert movie coming to Disney+. You can check the trailer out below.
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The film also features animated elements, including cartoon-like shots of Eilish interspersed with real footage. It’s due to arrive on September 3 worldwide.
The film, directed by Robert Rodriguez and Patrick Osborne, will see the Grammy-winning artist perform her second album Happier Than Ever in full at LA’s Hollywood Bowl, with her brother Finneas and The Los Angeles Philharmonic among the guests joining the cinematic live showcase.
Happier Than Ever outsold the rest of the top 10 albums in the UK combined earlier this month, winning Eilish her second UK Number One.
“It’s a concert film, but it’s also a story at the same time, this kind of beautiful version of old Hollywood,” the singer explains in a voiceover. “And The Hollywood Bowl? It’s timeless.”
The film also features animated elements, including cartoon-like shots of Eilish interspersed with real footage. It’s due to arrive on September 3 worldwide.
Eilish recently announced her support acts for the UK and Ireland dates of her forthcoming tour. Jessie Reyez, Jungle, Arlo Parks and Girl In Red will join the star for the gigs, which begin in June 2022.
Eilish is also strongly rumored to be headlining next year’s Glastonbury Festival. It’s been noticed that the June shows lead right up to Glastonbury weekend. She’s now listed as ‘To Be Confirmed’ on the eFestivals forum and rumors list.
The seven-time Grammy Award-winning artist and songwriter has also confirmed she will be continuing her work with sustainability partner REVERB for her ‘Happier Than Ever, The World Tour’, with the fan-facing Billie Eilish Action Village at each show which will focus on climate action and climate justice, hosting and supporting BIPOC and women-led environmental organizations as well as a comprehensive program via REVERB’s forthcoming Music Climate Revolution campaign.
