For her eighth album, Icelandic pop star Bjork wanted to explore links between music, technology, and nature. Her first set of songs for the iPad era was produced with new digital and analog ...

Following the global cinematic run of Björk: Cornucopia, the full unedited concert film is available now, across digital platforms and in a wide range of physical formats, including 3LP, 2CD+DVD, 2CD, ...

Björk’s Cornucopia will complete the journey from concert halls to arthouse cinemas to home stereos as the singer has announced a physical release for her concert film. Following its big screen ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Photo: Santiago Felipe Whatever natural skepticism you might have when a rock musician teams up with a symphony orchestra — who’s ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. The Björk concert film Cornucopia, a shortened version of which was released in January on Apple TV+, is heading to theaters this ...

<> Housing Works Bookstore Cafe's "Live from Home" benefit concert series at Housing Works Bookstore Cafe on May 8, 2009 in New York City. It seemed too good to be true: Björk playing four live ...

Icelandic singer Bjork has ignited criticism from Chinese fans after she declared "Tibet! Tibet!"to end a passionate performance of her song during a concert in Shanghai. The outburst at the finale of ...

Björk will preview her upcoming concert movie Cornucopia this Friday. She began her trek in May 2019 in New York, which paused for two years due to the pandemic before restarting in 2023. By the ...

Bjork's first-ever concert in China on Sunday might have been her last, after she chanted "Tibet" several times during "Declare Independence," the closing song in her set. (Getty Images photo) By ...

The film will return to the city where it was recorded last year By Alex Ritman U.K. Correspondent International Dark Horse Contenders Making Waves Ahead of Oscars Shortlist Announcement 18 Weeks to ...

Not surprisingly, Björk fans went berserk when the Los Angeles Philharmonic announced earlier this year a one-night only concert headlined by the Icelandic singer-songwriter at Walt Disney Concert ...