Linda Perry is bringing her story to the big screen this spring with a series of special screenings for her documentary Let It Die Here, following its critically acclaimed debut at the Tribeca Film Festival.
Directed by Don Hardy, the feature-length film will roll out in select cities beginning May 8 in New York and May 13 in Los Angeles, with additional stops already confirmed and more to be announced. Each screening will offer more than just a viewing, with select dates featuring live Q&A sessions and acoustic performances from Perry herself.
Screening Dates
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May 8, 2026Let It Die Here Documentary ScreeningQ&A featuring director Don Hardy and Linda Perry + Live Acoustic PerformanceRegal Union SquareNew York, NYBuy Tickets HERE
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May 13, 2026Let It Die Here Documentary ScreeningQ&A featuring director Don Hardy and Linda Perry + Live Acoustic PerformanceMann’s Chinese TheaterLos Angeles, CABuy Tickets HERE
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May 17, 2026Let It Die Here Documentary ScreeningQ&A featuring director Don Hardy and Linda Perry + Live Acoustic PerformanceRoxie TheaterSan Francisco, CABuy Tickets HERE
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June 5, 2026Let It Die Here Documentary ScreeningQ&A featuring director Don Hardy and Linda Perry + Live Acoustic PerformanceHarkins Arvada CinemaDenver, COBuy Tickets HERE
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June 21, 2026Let It Die Here Documentary ScreeningQ&A featuring director Don Hardy and Linda Perry + Live Acoustic PerformanceOlympic StudiosLondon, UK*Tickets On Sale Soon*
Let It Die Here traces Perry’s journey from fronting 4 Non Blondes and delivering the iconic hit “What’s Up” to becoming one of the most influential songwriters and producers in modern pop. Over the past three decades, she has worked with a wide range of artists including Dolly Parton, Christina Aguilera, P!nk, Adele, Miley Cyrus, and Alicia Keys.
The film goes beyond the resume, offering an unfiltered look at Perry during a pivotal moment in her life and career. Shot over several years, it captures her creative process, personal struggles, and the tension between reinvention and identity.
The release comes at a time of renewed attention around Perry’s legacy. Following a 2025 reunion, “What’s Up” found new life online through viral moments, introducing the song to a new generation.
The documentary also aligns with the release of Perry’s first solo album in over 25 years, also titled Let It Die Here, arriving May 8.
