Billie Eilish ‘Hit Me Hard and Soft’ Tour Film Streaming This Week

Billie Eilish’s expansive journey is now unfolding not just through music, but through a captivating visual experience. The film documenting her arena tour, Hit Me Hard and Soft: The Tour, is officially hitting streaming services, offering fans an exclusive look behind the curtain of one of the most talked-about concert experiences.

This cinematic retrospective debuts exclusively on Paramount+ in the United States on Thursday, August 6. It follows a theatrical run, having previously premiered in 3D via Paramount Pictures on May 6 at the Los Angeles’ Fox Westwood Theater, setting the stage for this stunning visual narrative.

The production brought together some of the industry’s biggest names. Director James Cameron, alongside Eilish’s family—Finneas, her parents, and her partner Nat Wolff—were featured prominently on the red carpet, celebrating the culmination of the tour.

Inside the film are exclusive moments captured during Eilish’s performances. Viewers get a deep dive into the energy of the show, featuring footage from her four Manchester shows in 2025, candid behind-the-scenes moments from the road, and special clips from an interview conducted by Cameron.

The visual journey is packed with the sounds that defined the tour. The film highlights performances of Eilish’s biggest hits, including the breakthrough single “Bad Guy,” the Oscar-winning track “What Was I Made For?” (from the Barbie movie soundtrack), and hits like “Hit Me Hard and Soft” and “Birds of a Feather.”

This tour and resulting film capture a significant chapter in Eilish’s career. Her latest full-length studio release, the album Hit Me Hard and Soft, had already established massive success, debuting at No. 2 on the Billboard 200 in 2024 and spending 114 weeks on the all-genre albums chart.

The concert film serves as a perfect visual anchor for this celebrated period, chronicling the energy of the Hit Me Hard and Soft Tour, which took place across 2024 and 2025, culminating in a final performance in San Francisco in November.