Now, founding member of the band Jamie Hewlett has confirmed to the BBC that a documentary will be coming soon.
He said: “The aim is to reveal what it takes to put on a show like this. We have artists filming themselves getting on planes from different parts of the world, then everybody coming together here in Tottenham, the arrival of the fans, the Gorillaz show, and the aftermath, when there’s only empty beer cups left.”
Fans became suspicious that something was happening when several cameras and drones were spotted around the venue. According to sources, the live elements of the show including the crowd as well as onstage and backstage footage will be blended with the band’s iconic cartoon performers in 2-D, Noodle, Murdoc and Russel. No official release date or title has been unveiled as of yet.
The monumental show follows the Gorillaz sixth studio album The Mountain, which peaked straight at Number 1 on the Official Albums Chart in March.
The Gorillaz next destination will be India, which marks the group’s first time in the South Asian country.
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