Source: Netflix
Source: Netflix
April 14th is the one-year anniversary of one of the greatest performances of all time: Beyoncé’s truly epic Coachella performance. It is performance full of nods and references to a wide spectrum of black greatness: from O.T. Genasis’ “Everybody Mad” to historically black colleges and universities.
READ: Beyoncé’s Iconic #Beychella Performance Marks A Turning Point For Coachella [Photo-Essay]
Now you’ll be able to sit with that performance and watch it whenever you want. On April 17th Netflix will release Homecoming: A Film by Beyoncé. The movie will feature behind the scenes footage and interviews detailing the preparation of the performance.
Check out the dramatic trailer for the documentary below.
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