It’s February 16th Abel Makkonen Testain, better known as Weekend, celebrates his 33rd birthday and does so by launching a documentary about one of his most controversial concerts, he lost his voice and was forced to cancel it.
The Weeknd, together with the HBO platform, published in their social networks trailer for a documentary about his show at Sofi Stadium de Los Angeles, when the singer completely filled the place and lost his voice.
This documentary has a premiere date of February 25th on the above platform and will be titled “The Weeknd: Live at Sofia Stadium”.
This production will offer fans from the comfort of their homes the show the artist has given with songs such as “Save Your Tears”, “Starboy”, “Blinding Lights”, “Can’t Feel my Face, I Feel it Coming” and many more. other. other hits.
of course they will offer unpublished images moments before, during and after the concert. Highlighting the moment The Weeknd lost his voice and abruptly canceled the show.
After that, the singer apologized, and the production returned the money to everyone present, but there were complaints on social networks.
Despite this unfortunate moment, the singer is sold out in Mexico and will perform on September 29 and 30 at Foro Sol.
This production is directed by Micah Bickham and produced by Contrast Films and The Weeknd, La Mar C. Taylor, Jordy Wax and Micah Bickham; co-executive producer – Aaron Cook.
details of his career
The Weeknd released his Trilogy album in 2012 which included three of his previously released mixtapes and some of his most popular songs such as “High for This” and “Wicked Games”.
He has since released two more compilations, The Weeknd in Japan and The Highlights.
He has collaborated with artists such as Beyoncé, Drake, Daft Punk, Lana del Rey and Kendrick Lamar.
In 2018, he received the Grammy Award for Best Contemporary Urban Album for his collaboration with Daft Punk., “Star Boy” He has also received awards in American Music Awards, Billboard Music Awards and Juno Awards.
While The Weeknd is known for his dark and sensual style, his music also has a more vulnerable and brooding side to it.
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