Björk’s Cornucopia Concert Film Gets a Physical Release

Icelandic music artist Björk is best known for her unwavering appearances at live concerts, and this time, the artist has announced a physical release for her concert film ‘Cornucopia’.  It will be released in various formats, including live album, DVD, and Blu-ray versions. The release is scheduled to take place on October 25 this year.

Cornucopia will capture the precious moments of Björk’s live performance at the Altice Arena in Lisbon, Portugal. The concert took place on September 1st, 2023, for the name sake tour, and it was one of the most magical performances ever witnessed by the audience. All the available formats for this concert film are DVD, Blu-ray, 2xCD + DVD, 3xLP vinyl, and 2xCD. Fans can pre-order now to grab it first!

In a recent statement, Björk said, “I am so thrilled to share the film for my concert Cornucopia with you,” and further added, “This has been a long journey with hundreds of people helping. I am so beyond enormously grateful to every single one of them. I feel the modern concert film is a matriarchally friendly construct, welcomed in the current climate — where female musicians can share their worlds uncorrupted.” Evidently, the artist is embracing her womanhood and Mother Nature through this release, which also marks the signature style of her musical creations.

The concert film is directed by Argentine filmmaker Lucrecia Martel, and it consists of an extensive discography by the artist. It will include hit tracks from her hit LP from 2017, ‘Utopia’, as well as the songs from her recent album ‘Fossora’, which was released in 2022 and created a huge buzz among the fans. The concert film was previously released for a limited time in the theatres. She has also published a companion book for her last tour in the fall, which features more than 300 images from Santiago Felipe.

 

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Björk is best known for being vocally active on various matters, including nature, gender discrimination, and the condition of music artists in the current industry. Previously, she stated that Spotify is perhaps the “worst thing that has happened to musicians,” and this suggestion showcases her unapologetic self that fears none. Check out the track list for the Cornucopia concert film before making the pre-order.

Cornucopia: Live Track list

1. Family (intro)
2. The Gate
3. Utopia
4. Arisen My Senses
5. Ovule
6. Show Me Forgiveness
7. Isobel
8. Blissing Me
9. Arpeggio
10. Body Memory
11. Hidden Place
12. Mouth’s Cradle
13. Victimhood
14. Fossora / Atopos
15. Feature Creatures
16. Courtship
17. Pagan Poetry
18. Losss
19. Sue Me
20. Tabula Rasa
21. Notget
22. Future Forever

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