Brighton Screens George Michael Concert

In 1988, George Michael took to the stage at the Palais Omnisports de Paris-Bercy, delivering a performance that would cement his status as a musical icon. The newly restored concert film, George Michael: The Faith Tour, captures the energy and spectacle of that show, with stunning footage assembled from a 14-camera shoot over two nights.

The film is a testament to George Michael's incredible talent, showcasing his powerful voice and captivating stage presence. With a runtime of 113 minutes, the film is a must for fans of the legendary singer-songwriter. Directed by Andy Morahan and David Austin, the film features George Michael and Herb Ritts, and includes an original short film by Mary McCartney, offering a rare insight into George's mindset during the Faith era.

The Duke of York's Picturehouse in Brighton will screen the film from 6 to 15 November 2026, providing a unique chance to experience this iconic concert on the big screen. The film has already garnered critical acclaim, with Anna Smith of Rolling Stone UK praising Michael's performance and showmanship. With its impressive showcase of George Michael's singing and stamina, the film is a fitting tribute to the late musician's legacy.

The screening of George Michael: The Faith Tour at the Duke of York's Picturehouse is a special event that will delight fans of the singer and live music enthusiasts alike. For tickets and more details, click the button beside this article. The film's release is a significant event in the music calendar, and its screening in Brighton is a rare opportunity to experience a piece of music history in a cinematic setting.

The film's background is rooted in the Faith Tour, Michael's first headlining solo concert tour, which took place in 1988-1989. The footage was captured on 35mm over two nights, and has been expertly restored and remastered to create a spectacular cinema experience. With its vivid insight into George's mindset during this pivotal moment in his life, the film is a valuable addition to the singer's legacy.