Billie Eilish, James Cameron Team Up for 3D Concert Film

Billie Eilish, renowned for her multiple Grammy and Oscar wins, has confirmed a new project that places her at the center of a unique cinematic experience. On March 20, 2026, the concert film

“HIT ME HARD AND SOFT: THE TOUR (LIVE IN 3D)”

will be released worldwide, co-directed by Eilish herself and James Cameron, the acclaimed James Cameron concert film director best known for movies like “Avatar: Fire and Ash.” This announcement was shared in San Francisco during the final show of her sold-out world tour.

Collaboration Highlights and Filming Details

The 3D concert film captures the energy of Billie Eilish’s live performances, with significant footage taken during a four-night series in Manchester. James Cameron, recognized for his innovative filmmaking approaches, joins Eilish in directing the film, further elevating expectations for an immersive visual experience. The involvement of Cameron—a repeat Oscar winner—emphasizes the film’s creative ambition.

Paramount Pictures will oversee global distribution, bringing together industry leaders such as Darkroom Records, Interscope Films, and Lightstorm Earth. These partnerships signal a comprehensive production effort, with the team aiming to set a new bar for concert films by utilizing state-of-the-art 3D technology.

Eilish Expresses Excitement Over Creative Partnership

Eilish, already among the globe’s most streamed performers, described collaborating with James Cameron as a dream achieved. She noted the milestone of recording her tour in this innovative way on her social media channels, reflecting on the significance of capturing these moments for audiences everywhere.

What This Means for Fans and the Music Industry

The upcoming release promises not only to entertain but also to demonstrate what’s possible when music and cinematic technology are combined. The project places Billie Eilish, James Cameron, and their collaborators—including Robert Ashcroft, Henry Hwu, and others—in a position to potentially reshape how concert films are made and experienced. Fans, venues like those in San Francisco and Manchester, and partners such as Paramount Pictures and Interscope Films, all play a role in this anticipated cultural event.

With its international scale and cutting-edge visuals,

“HIT ME HARD AND SOFT: THE TOUR (LIVE IN 3D)”

is expected to draw both long-time fans and newcomers, underscoring the evolving connections between music, cinema, and technology.