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TWICE Concert Film 'TWICE: THIS IS FOR... YOU' Opens in Theaters Worldwide Feb. 5, 2027

TWICE's London O2 Arena show from the 'THIS IS FOR' world tour is coming to cinemas worldwide on February 5, 2027, after Bleecker Street's Crosswalk and Universal Pictures Content Group acquired the film's rights.

By 2FC NEWSROOM · Published

The nine members of TWICE sitting together on a bench on stage in white and pastel outfits
Image: Universal Pictures Content Group / Bleecker Street's Crosswalk / Live Nation Studios (via The Music Universe)

TWICE's world tour is headed to the big screen. 'TWICE: THIS IS FOR... YOU', a concert film shot at London's O2 Arena during the group's 'THIS IS FOR' world tour, will open in theaters worldwide on February 5, 2027.

Bleecker Street's event cinema division Crosswalk will release the Live Nation Studios production in the U.S. and Canada, and Universal Pictures International will handle other territories, Variety reported when the deal was announced on Nov. 9 (U.S. time). The film combines concert footage with exclusive behind-the-scenes access to all nine members.

Paul Dugdale, who directed 'Stray Kids: The dominATE Experience' for the same distributors earlier this year as well as concert films for Adele and Taylor Swift, directs with Hannah Lux Davis, according to Variety. 'Twice are a truly global phenomenon,' said Helen Parker of Universal Pictures Content Group.

Confirmed

  • Bleecker Street's event cinema division Crosswalk acquired North American rights and Universal Pictures Content Group international rights to 'TWICE: THIS IS FOR... YOU', produced by Live Nation Studios (Variety).
  • The film captures TWICE at London's O2 Arena during the 'THIS IS FOR' world tour, with concert footage and behind-the-scenes access, and is set for theatrical release on February 5, 2027 (Variety, The Korea Herald).

Reported by other outlets

  • Variety reported the film is directed by Paul Dugdale, who also directed 'Stray Kids: The dominATE Experience', and Hannah Lux Davis.
  • Helen Parker, executive vice president of Universal Pictures Content Group, said: 'Twice are a truly global phenomenon' (Variety, The Korea Herald).

Sources

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