Dom McLennon and Kevin Abstract of Brockhampton performs onstage during the 2018 Coachella Valley Music And Arts Festival.
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Brockhampton will debut a documentary film later this month. The Longest Summer In America follows the group, fronted by Kevin Abstract, as they sign a multi-million dollar record deal with RCA, their response to kicking Ameer Vann out of the group, and working on new album Iridescence at London's Abbey Road Studios. A trailer for the film can be seen below.
Screenings of The Longest Summer In America will take place across the world between November 17-27. Details of screenings in your area can be found here.
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Iridescence is expected to be released on September 21. Earlier this year the group shared new songs “1997 DIANA,” “1998 TRUMAN,” and “1999 WILDFIRE.”. A North American tour begins later this month.
