Legends on Tour

Now this is Satisfaction! And who could resist the ultimate live “best of” experience from the The Rolling Stones? Widely regarded as one of the greatest bands in music history, they deliver a powerhouse performance packed with their most iconic songs. — A spectacular retrospective concert spanning the band’s entire career — from “Start Me Up” and “Gimme Shelter” to “Paint It Black” and “Satisfaction.” Joining them onstage is Mick Taylor, reconnecting the present with one of the most defining chapters in the band’s history.

The Canadian indie icon, a defining voice of the ’90s with over 60 million records sold worldwide, arrives at one of Europe’s most prestigious music festivals for a career-spanning concert overflowing with emotion, energy and timeless anthems. — Alanis Morissette performs her classic hits alongside newer material at the legendary Montreux Jazz Festival in Switzerland.

Björk redefines the relationship between music and image through an ecologically charged futuristic universe, where digital landscapes and organic soundscapes coexist in a ritual of rebirth. Nature and technology converge in a fragile yet visionary harmony. — The iconic Icelandic artist seamlessly blends music, visuals and performance into a singular audiovisual spectacle that transcends the boundaries of the traditional live experience.

Four decades of legendary music unfold through a raw and immersive live experience. The filmmaker behind some of The Cure’s most iconic music videos transforms an epic concert into a cinematic event. — The legendary English band celebrates forty years of music with a monumental performance in London’s Hyde Park in July 2018. Through an expansive setlist spanning their entire discography, they revisit defining moments of their career and reconnect with the sound and audience that shaped their legacy.

They may have started in a bedroom, but their music was destined for the world’s biggest arenas. Billie Eilish and Finneas take over the O2 in a hypnotic, adrenaline-charged concert experience that will leave you feeling “Happier Than Ever.” — During the world tour for her second studio album, Billie Eilish delivers an explosive, cinematic show and proves why she is the voice of an entire generation. A generation that perhaps sees the world a little blurry - or is it just their eyes? An emotional journey through the inventive lyrics of Billie and Finneas, the duo who changed pop music forever.

A two-hour audiovisual spectacle featuring the legendary singer and former member of Genesis performing all of his greatest hits at the peak of his career. A show for longtime fans to remember and rejoice in and for younger audiences to discover and be thrilled by. — The legendary Peter Gabriel concert at the Lycabettus Theatre in October 1987, executive produced by Martin Scorsese, remains essential viewing for every fan of the artist to this day.

Shot on film and edited from two electrifying performances, this concert film captures the sheer greatness of Freddie Mercury at the absolute peak of his powers. An ecstatic and unforgettable live experience. — The iconic rock band Queen performs timeless classics including “We Will Rock You,” “Somebody to Love,” and “Bohemian Rhapsody” in a monumental concert that became part of rock history.

We always knew “Enter Sandman” was classical music. Metallica joins forces with the San Francisco Symphony, pushing the band’s metal sound into an entirely new and exhilarating dimension. — In this extraordinary collaboration, Metallica’s explosive intensity meets the sweeping power of a full symphony orchestra, creating a breathtaking hybrid musical experience unlike anything else.

One of the very few true superstar film composers of our era, Hans Zimmer transforms every concert into a spectacular live event, attracting fans from across the globe, with “Live in Prague” deservedly regarded as the ultimate fan favorite. — Joined by a 75-piece orchestra and guests including The Smiths guitarist Johnny Marr, Zimmer performs landmark moments from his career, from the beloved “The Lion King” to “The Dark Knight” trilogy and the exhilarating experiment of “Inception.”