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George Michael's Faith Tour returns to Paris on Bleecker Street

The concert film draws on rediscovered 1988 footage, with a Mary McCartney short opening the feature.

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Bleecker Street Story of October 12, 2026Trari Newsroom

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George Michael: The Faith Tour| Tickets on Sale Now! - Only in Theaters December 11 |Bleecker Street

What survives of George Michael's Faith-era Paris performance? Bleecker Street's only new upload introduces a concert film assembled from previously unseen and unheard 35mm footage shot at Paris-Bercy in 1988, with a theatrical release set for December 11.

Directed by David Austin and Andy Morahan, George Michael: The Faith Tour revisits the singer's first solo album era. Faith was the record that brought together the title track, "Father Figure" and "One More Try," making this a particularly recognizable chapter of his career. The description says the footage has been restored and remastered. Before the concert, Mary McCartney's short Finding Faith uses rediscovered audio and imagery from that period to explore his mindset.

The new upload has reached about 62,000 views. Elsewhere on the studio's shelf, the Victorian Psycho clip "Are You the Devil Under My Bed?" is drawing slightly more daily views, introducing Maika Monroe's eccentric governess and a remote gothic manor. The much older Hadestown: The Musical trailer also remains active, offering a filmed stage performance rather than a conventional movie adaptation.

Bleecker Street added roughly 598,000 views across the week, with subscribers unchanged. Its daily viewing is currently below its usual pace. Among nearby film channels, LionsgateFilmsUK had a similar weekly audience, while Madman Films and NEON each drew substantially more views. For Bleecker Street, the distinctive mix is concert history, musical theater and a governess whose arrival promises anything but a peaceful bedtime.

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