Björk's groundbreaking visual concert film "Apple Music Live: Cornucopia" debuts on Apple Music on January 24 at 7pm PT / 10pm ET. The film, executive produced by Talkhouse, captures a stunning performance recorded in Lisbon, Portugal.

The show combines cutting-edge digital animation with traditional theatrical elements, featuring moving curtains and modern interpretations of 19th-century theatre techniques. The performance showcases songs spanning Björk's innovative career, all of which will be available in spatial audio exclusively on Apple Music after the film's release.

A collaboration between Talkhouse, Level Forward, and Snowstorm Productions, the film marks Talkhouse's first major film production venture. Ian Wheeler, Talkhouse President, describes it as "an unparalleled achievement."

Preceding the film's release, Björk will give her first on-camera interview in ten years with Apple Music 1's Zane Lowe on January 23 at 10am PT. The interview will explore her creative process, the climate-focused themes of Cornucopia, her use of technology in music creation, and her collaboration with Sir David Attenborough.

After the January 24 premiere, viewers can stream the performance on-demand through Apple Music, along with access to the live-recorded tracks in spatial audio format.

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