As 2026 begins, Fred again.. is offering fans one last emotional moment from a defining year. Apple Music and Fred again.. USB Tour Dublin live film is now officially underway, with a newly released preview setting the tone for one of the most immersive concert films of recent years.
Shared on January 1, 2026, the preview marks the first glimpse into Apple Music Live: Fred again.., captured during his standout USB Tour stop in Dublin. The full length film will premiere as part of Apple Music’s New Year’s Eve programming.
Apple Music and Fred again.. USB Tour Dublin Live Film Preview Released
Apple Music has unveiled a seven minute preview clip from the upcoming concert film. The footage features the unreleased track Lights Burn Dimmer, which includes a sampled vocal from Jamie T.
From the opening moments, the clip reflects the raw emotional tone that defined the USB Tour. Rather than chasing spectacle, the performance leans into intimacy, vulnerability, and real time connection between artist and audience.
For fans, this preview offers far more than a teaser. It captures one of the most personal moments from the tour, now preserved in high quality cinematic form.
The USB Tour Was Never a Traditional Live Show
From its inception, the USB Tour rejected the idea of a standard stage setup. Instead, Fred again.. designed each performance as a shared emotional space shaped by spontaneity and human connection.
In Dublin, that vision was amplified through a large scale visual installation created by artist Boris Acket. A vast moving fabric structure surrounded the crowd, constantly shifting in response to tempo, rhythm, and mood.
As the preview reveals, the visuals were not decorative. They functioned as part of the performance itself, guiding the emotional flow of the set and mirroring Fred’s instinctive approach to live music.
Visuals That Became Part of the Music
The kinetic installation transformed the venue into a living environment. With every musical change, the structure reacted, creating a sense of collective immersion rarely seen in electronic live shows.
This visual language reinforced the USB Tour’s core philosophy. Music was not performed at the audience. It was experienced with them.
That approach is clearly reflected in the live film, where crowd reactions, movement, and sound blend into a single narrative.
Apple Music Extended the USB Tour Beyond the Venue
Although the USB Tour encouraged fans to stay present and offline, Apple Music played a key role in sharing its energy worldwide.
Throughout 2025, Apple Music 1 broadcast select USB Tour shows, including stops in Lyon, Toronto, and Mexico City. These sets were later released in Spatial Audio, allowing listeners to experience the shows as if they were standing inside the crowd.
The Dublin concert film now represents the most complete document of that vision, translating the live experience into a format built for long term replay.
Full Dublin Concert Film Set for New Year’s Premiere
The complete Dublin performance will premiere as a full length concert film during Apple Music’s New Year’s Eve celebrations. The release sits alongside a 24 hour Apple Music Club takeover featuring DJ Snake, Shygirl, Derrick Carter, Cloonee, SPFDJ, The Brothers Macklovitch, Disco Lines, and more.
This placement highlights the cultural weight of the USB Tour and positions Fred again.. at the center of Apple Music’s global electronic programming.
Fans Can Watch the USB Tour Preview Now
With the preview clip now live, fans can finally step inside the world of the USB Tour once again. The footage delivers an unfiltered look at Fred again.. at his most honest, emotional, and connected.
Apple Music and Fred again.. USB Tour Dublin live film stands as a powerful reminder of how live electronic music can still feel deeply human when emotion leads the experience.