Sam Fender announces concert film Live At London Stadium

Sam Fender has confirmed the release of Live At London Stadium, a new concert film capturing his biggest headline show to date.

The North Shields singer-songwriter performed to 80,000 fans at London Stadium earlier this year, marking a defining moment in his career. The set included the first ever live performance of ‘Rein Me In’ featuring Olivia Dean.

Directed by Toby L and Kit Monteith, and produced by Up The Game (Blur, Olivia Rodrigo, Liam Gallagher), the film documents the full show in cinematic detail. Live At London Stadium will be released on 15th November.

Fender has also announced a deluxe edition of his chart-topping album People Watching, arriving 5th December via Polydor. The expanded release adds eight new tracks, including his recent collaboration with Elton John, and will be available on CD and vinyl.

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