Bjork‘s Cornucopia show was a dazzling, flute-filled spectacle. If you didn’t get the chance to see it in person, she’s made a concert film for it which will get a theatrical release sometime in the ...

Three years after debuting her critically acclaimed "Cornucopia" production in New York City, Icelandic alternative icon Bjork brought the show to the Shrine in L.A. for the first of five west coast ...

First a tour, then a film, and now a book. Björk announced Tuesday that she would release Cornucopia: The Book, which documents the five-year tour with images by photographer Santiago Felipe, next ...

EXCLUSIVE: Oscar-nominated singer-songwriter Björk previewed her manifesto from her new movie Cornucopia at Climate Week today. The 16x Grammy nominee and Cannes Film Festival-winning actress is the ...

Björk’s Cornucopia is Complex Theater: “Your city is CRAZY,” Icelandic songstress Björk told Los Angeles’s Shrine Auditorium just prior to performing the last song of the night (“Notget” from 2015’s ...

Björk will release Cornucopia, a theatrical concert film with three new music videos, in cinemas for a limited time starting on May 7. With the announcement comes the official trailer, a glimpse of ...

Finally, it’s L.A.’s turn. Much of the rest of the world, including New York and London, got to see Björk’s rapturous Cornucopia tour in 2019–essentially a lifetime ago. Now it’s coming to the Shrine ...

A clip from Björk’s upcoming concert film, Cornucopia, made its debut at Climate Week on Friday, according to Deadline. The movie presents the artist’s performance in Lisbon last year on the final leg ...

Björk is going to start working on a new album. In a recent interview with Rolling Stone, the Icelandic musician revealed that she'll start writing a new record next year, while also releasing the ...

The trek will take place in the fall in arenas across Europe. By Starr Bowenbank Björk‘s Cornucopia is heading overseas. On Monday (Jan. 30), the singer announced that her successful Cornucopia ...

Five years ago, the last time the wildly creative Icelandic singer Björk played Los Angeles, she teased in an interview that her next project “probably happens not on Earth.” Turns out, she was almost ...