Disco Biscuits: Progressions (2007) - FAQ
Frequently asked questions about this film.
What is Disco Biscuits: Progressions about?
Disco Biscuits: Progressions is a documentary. At New Jersey's Tweeter Center, the Disco Biscuits perform for nearly 10,000 fans on New Year's Eve. The documentary captures three consecutive sold-out shows, culminating in a night that celebrates the band's role in the jam-band scene. Interviews with band members and fans provide insight into their creative process. Behind-the-scenes rehearsal footage adds context to the vibrant atmosphere of their live performances. The film runs for 300 minutes and was directed by Chris Lonergan.
When was Disco Biscuits: Progressions released?
Disco Biscuits: Progressions was released in 2007.
How long is Disco Biscuits: Progressions?
Disco Biscuits: Progressions has a runtime of 300 minutes.
What genre is Disco Biscuits: Progressions?
Disco Biscuits: Progressions is classified as Music.
What topics does Disco Biscuits: Progressions cover?
Disco Biscuits: Progressions explores topics including music-history.