In 2005, Pigface performed across 20 cities in the United States, featuring concert footage and backstage interviews that detail the touring experience.
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In 2005, Pigface performed across 20 cities in the United States, featuring concert footage and backstage interviews that detail the touring experience.
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Drummer Martin Atkins leads the industrial rock band Pigface on a nationwide tour in 2005. The film captures performances in cities like New York and San Diego, filmed in iconic venues. Backstage interviews reveal the challenges of touring life. Collaborations with artists such as Nocturne and Sheep on Drugs illustrate the band's creative process. "Pigface: Free for All" runs for 87 minutes and provides a raw look at the logistics of life on the road for a touring band.
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Why Watch
- See Pigface perform live in iconic venues.
- Meet Martin Atkins and other band members.
- Find out about the realities of touring life.
Did You Know
- The film features concert footage from cities including New York and San Diego.
- Pigface collaborated with artists like Nocturne and Sheep on Drugs.
- The documentary is directed by Cliff Sieloff and runs for 87 minutes.
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Who directed the documentary Pigface: Free for All?
Cliff Sieloff directed the documentary Pigface: Free for All.
What year was Pigface: Free for All released?
Pigface: Free for All was released in 2006.
Which cities did Pigface tour in 2005?
Pigface toured in cities such as New York and San Diego in 2005.
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