The Tribeca Film Festival in 2025 is set to captivate audiences with a robust lineup of films centered around music, featuring documentaries on iconic figures such as Metallica, Billy Joel, Miley Cyrus, and many more. This year's festival will not only present the visual album "Something Beautiful" by Miley Cyrus but also delve into the lives of legendary artists through various documentaries. Among these are performances that follow select screenings, enhancing the audience's experience beyond just watching a film.

Among the highlights is "Metallica Saved My Life," alongside "Billy Joel: And So It Goes," which includes an exclusive performance by Billy Joel himself. The festival also premieres "Eddie Vedder’s Matter of Time," focusing on the Pearl Jam frontman's efforts to combat epidermolysis bullosa (EB). Other noteworthy documentaries include those about Depeche Mode, Becky G, Counting Crows, Sun Ra, and Wizkid, offering diverse perspectives from global music scenes.

Moreover, "The Sixth Borough" sheds light on Long Island's vibrant hip-hop culture, while "Move Ya Body: The Birth of House" explores the origins of house music. These films promise to engage viewers with both historical context and personal narratives, making this edition of the Tribeca Film Festival particularly memorable.

Film enthusiasts will have the opportunity to purchase tickets starting April 29 for the event held between June 4 and 15 in New York City. Jane Rosenthal, co-founder of the Tribeca Festival, emphasized the festival's role as a nurturing ground for artistic expression amidst evolving industries and societal changes.

Audiences can expect an immersive journey through sound and vision at the 2025 Tribeca Film Festival. With its extensive array of music-centered documentaries, it aims to connect people through shared appreciation of artistry and storytelling, celebrating both emerging talents and established legends within the music world.