Duran Duran: A Hollywood High 2023

Duran Duran’s incredible live performance takes center stage in this captivating docu-concert film, which highlights the storied four-decade journey of the iconic band and their deep-rooted connection with Los Angeles. The film offers an intimate look through exclusive interviews with the band members, where they reminisce about their early years and share engaging anecdotes related to the vibrant city of LA.

In addition to these engaging discussions, viewers are treated to behind-the-scenes glimpses that chronicle the buildup to an extraordinary live show, complemented by rare archival footage that adds depth to the band’s narrative. The heart of the film features a breathtaking rooftop performance recorded at The Aster in Hollywood during March 2022, with the awe-inspiring Hollywood sign and the famed Capitol Records Tower serving as a stunning backdrop. The Capitol Records Tower holds special significance as it was the band’s original record label home.

During this exclusive concert, the audience enjoyed a selection of the band’s beloved and multi-platinum hits, including classics such as A View to a Kill, Come Undone, Notorious, Hungry Like The Wolf, Tonight United, and Ordinary World. In a poignant moment of solidarity, the band illuminated the Capitol building in the colors of the Ukrainian flag to stand with the people enduring hardship in the besieged country.

The release of A HOLLYWOOD HIGH in November 2022 marked the culmination of an extraordinary year for Duran Duran. This remarkable period included their induction into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame, the launch of their 15th studio album FUTURE PAST, a live performance at Buckingham Palace for the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee, and a sensational headlining act at London’s Hyde Park. Adding to this impressive lineup, the band brought the opening ceremony of the 2022 Commonwealth Games full circle, returning to their roots in Birmingham. Following these accomplishments, they embarked on an extensive headline tour across North America, featuring sold-out performances at renowned venues such as Madison Square Garden in New York City and three nights at the Hollywood Bowl, solidifying their legacy as one of the most influential and successful bands in music history.