Singer-songwriter-composer, producer Björk is the next artist to take the stage for Apple Music Live.
The Icelandic avant-garde musician, known for her boundary-pushing sound and theatrical performances, will perform Cornucopia - a one of a kind digitally animated show with moving curtains, a modern lanterna magica for live music, where 21st-century VR visuals are brought into a 19th-century theatre. The concert was recorded in Lisbon.
The Apple Music Live: Björk (Cornucopia) setlist was arranged to celebrate Björk’s lifetime of creative innovation – taking fans on a journey through her vivid early-career compositions like 'Isobel' and 'Hidden Place' up to her ambitious 2017 Utopia and 2023 Fossora . The show’s live-recorded songs will be available after the livestream in Spatial Audio, exclusively on Apple Music.
In an extensive career-spanning conversation airing tomorrow on Apple Music 1, Björk sits down with Apple Music’s Zane Lowe for her first on-camera interview in a decade – giving fans a rare glimpse into her creative process and the iconic woman behind the music. She tells Lowe about her new climate-focused film Cornucopia, how she creates her music using technology, working with esteemed biologist Sir David Attenborough, and more.
The performance comes on the heels of Björk's electrifying set as a part of Apple Music Live: NYE—which aired on the new Apple Music Club and Apple Music 1 on 31 December.
Björk: The Zane Lowe Interview will air Friday, 24 January at 2 AM SGT on Apple Music 1. The exclusive Apple Music Live: Björk (Cornucopia) performance will debut Saturday, 25 January at 11 AM SGT on Apple Music. Fans can stream the Apple Music Live performance anytime on demand on Apple Music after the livestream. They can also relive highlights from the show and re-experience the artist’s core catalog in Spatial Audio, exclusively on Apple Music.