Yeah Yeah Yeahs present Hidden in Pieces & Mulholland Drive
Yeah Yeah Yeahs present a screening of Hidden in Pieces and David Lynch's Mulholland Drive, screening together for one night only on 21 September.
Hidden in Pieces is a 22-minute visual companion-piece to the Yeah Yeah Yeah's live record 'Hidden in Pieces: Live at the Royal Albert Hall', out on October 23rd. The black-and-white short film is directed by award-winning filmmaker Barnaby Clay, who previously directed the Mick Rock documentary Shot! and horror film The Seeding.
“I wanted to create a film that not only captured the live performance but also felt close to the spirit of what the band was going for with their shows; something delicate and dream-like, like a precious memory, timeless, emotionally charged and shrouded in mystery.”
The special live session was recorded at the legendary Orpheum Theatre in Los Angeles at the end of the band’s recent 25th anniversary tour. Hidden in Pieces was produced by Lana Kim and Jett Steiger, via production company Ways & Means and made in collaboration with Dropbox.
About the film, the band says, “Barney Clay has made a stunning film of the live performance that takes you there in the moment with us in the most heavenly way.”
Hidden in Pieces, which is dedicated to the memory of David Lynch, will be followed by Lynch's Mulholland Drive, specifically selected by the band to accompany the short film.
Each ticket purchase comes with a limited edition poster for Hidden in Pieces. LPs of 'Hidden in Pieces: Live at the Royal Albert Hall' will be available for purchase.
